SNEAKO - November 13, 2024


SNEAKO X FIRAS ZAHABI


Episode Stats

Length

4 hours and 46 minutes

Words per Minute

173.121

Word Count

49,623

Sentence Count

1,379

Misogynist Sentences

64

Hate Speech Sentences

335


Summary

Summaries generated with gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ .

In this episode, we have an interview with Frost theHobby. We talk about a variety of topics, including his recent trip to LA, how he's been adjusting to his new life in LA, and much more!

Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
00:00:00.000 I can't choke the dead, dead ends in my mind
00:00:04.080 Police can swear to God, but see me from the gun
00:00:13.660 I know my friends and I, would probably turn the gun
00:00:18.620 If you get out of bed, come find us heading for the bridge
00:00:24.060 Bring us to the snow, all the rage might do the dark age
00:00:28.460 I breathe in stereo, the stereo sounds strange
00:00:33.580 I know that if you hide, it doesn't go away
00:00:38.240 If you get out of bed, and find me standing all alone
00:00:43.660 Open eye, burn the page, my little dark age
00:00:58.460 What up love speech?
00:01:18.700 I'd like to play
00:01:20.480 Da da da
00:01:22.360 Let me tell you
00:01:30.280 I'm out here
00:01:31.320 Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo
00:01:33.900 No more parties in LA
00:01:42.200 Please baby, no more parties in LA
00:01:44.700 No more parties in LA
00:01:47.200 Please baby, no more parties in LA
00:01:49.820 No more
00:02:03.900 We'll be right back.
00:02:33.900 We'll be right back.
00:03:03.900 We'll be right back.
00:03:33.880 We'll be right back.
00:04:03.880 We'll be right back.
00:04:33.860 We're good to go.
00:04:39.660 All right.
00:04:40.240 We're good to go.
00:04:44.380 Yeah, not off to a great start.
00:04:48.760 That's annoying.
00:04:50.460 Nothing like a single stream without technical difficulties.
00:04:52.740 Okay, cool.
00:04:54.180 All right.
00:04:54.660 Kick Rumble.
00:04:55.160 What's going on, man?
00:04:56.940 How you guys doing?
00:04:59.100 How you guys doing?
00:04:59.900 Want to make sure.
00:05:00.440 Is there an error or...
00:05:02.780 Why do I see two different...
00:05:05.880 Kick is a weird website.
00:05:10.320 Yeah, but we have a great stream plan today.
00:05:12.120 Both good.
00:05:12.600 Okay.
00:05:13.680 There's no light.
00:05:14.380 Is there an old VOD or no?
00:05:16.680 Do you guys see an old VOD from that thing or whatever?
00:05:18.980 Look at the W's from Rumble Chat.
00:05:21.700 I appreciate you guys.
00:05:22.520 Zionist attack.
00:05:23.140 It's okay.
00:05:23.520 Low quality image.
00:05:25.180 Is it low quality?
00:05:30.200 Okay, let's see.
00:05:32.120 Shit, bro.
00:05:32.820 I don't know how I wanted to start.
00:05:33.740 No, it looks fine.
00:05:37.380 It looks fine.
00:05:39.780 Okay.
00:05:42.980 W Blending is still showing.
00:05:44.380 Are you talking about my internet or are you talking about my hairline?
00:05:46.880 I don't know what you're speaking about.
00:05:52.280 Gay Jacket.
00:05:53.240 Shut up.
00:05:53.980 It's a nice jean jacket.
00:05:55.700 Don't talk to me like that.
00:05:56.820 Be respectful.
00:06:01.180 Rumble Chat said, turn off your kick butts.
00:06:03.740 They're messing with the lag.
00:06:05.180 I don't know what that was.
00:06:07.840 360 show your outfit.
00:06:09.040 Do you think I'm a bitch?
00:06:10.360 Like, what are you talking about?
00:06:12.060 Are you leaving kick now?
00:06:13.100 Yeah, there's some stuff to talk about.
00:06:14.180 Yeah, but we have a great interview planned with Frost the Hobby today.
00:06:17.360 I'm looking forward to speaking to him.
00:06:21.920 Looking a bit homosexual.
00:06:23.420 What does that even mean?
00:06:25.160 Just from a jacket, a jean shirt and jackets.
00:06:27.720 What do you mean?
00:06:28.440 Go to Turkey.
00:06:29.400 Every day.
00:06:30.040 Every day with my appearance.
00:06:31.440 I think I'm looking good.
00:06:33.540 I've been consistent in the gym.
00:06:36.300 I just came today.
00:06:37.140 One of those days where I didn't want to go.
00:06:39.200 I didn't want to go at all.
00:06:40.660 But I had a good workout.
00:06:42.700 I worked really hard.
00:06:43.600 Looking nice.
00:06:44.240 Good.
00:06:45.360 No fashion sense.
00:06:46.280 It's a fucking jean jacket.
00:06:47.860 What do you expect?
00:06:49.060 I think like every single person that talks about my appearance, I want to know what you look like.
00:06:53.560 Put your Instagram right now in the chat so I can see what you look like.
00:06:57.500 Whoever's saying that.
00:06:58.640 Same shirt, four days.
00:06:59.680 It's a fucking white t-shirt.
00:07:02.960 TikTok live.
00:07:03.760 I just started the stream.
00:07:06.100 You look like a lesbian soccer player.
00:07:08.340 What?
00:07:08.680 Who is that?
00:07:10.000 All right.
00:07:10.240 I don't care.
00:07:11.280 I don't care.
00:07:11.820 Are you going to go to party with Aiden?
00:07:15.120 Like a swinger party or the website?
00:07:18.120 What do you mean?
00:07:19.840 What do you mean?
00:07:20.360 Yeah, but that kick's in a weird spot, isn't it?
00:07:24.600 Rumble's been consistent.
00:07:26.340 I'm not going to lie.
00:07:27.100 But kick is in a weird spot.
00:07:28.860 And I've been seeing a lot of funny things.
00:07:30.480 Also, if anyone knows any good information on Frost the Hobby, I've been looking forward to this interview for a long time.
00:07:35.220 It's a long time coming.
00:07:36.280 And if it goes well, then I'll pull it to Montreal and we can do a good collab with him.
00:07:41.000 Fixer team.
00:07:42.620 Bronson has been doing some really good edits.
00:07:44.780 Dippin's been helping a lot.
00:07:45.660 Waze has been like, I don't know what the fuck's going on with him.
00:07:47.720 I'm not going to lie.
00:07:48.300 It's like he's been sick and then there's like issues and, you know, hopefully.
00:07:52.480 But it's good to show loyalty to your team regardless.
00:07:56.040 But he's been, I don't know, he's going through something.
00:07:58.540 Because there's been like, you know, simple mistakes.
00:08:00.700 Like the spelling error yesterday for the stream, that really annoyed me, bro.
00:08:04.000 Like spelling a title wrong, that's just like, dude, what do you like?
00:08:06.960 You get paid too much money to spell words wrong in a title.
00:08:10.000 There's only two words in the title.
00:08:12.180 You know what I'm saying?
00:08:13.500 You know?
00:08:14.140 You know what I'm saying?
00:08:15.360 That should not be a problem.
00:08:16.360 Go to Turkey with, I'm not, it's, it's, it's, stop making that joke.
00:08:21.360 It's not funny anymore.
00:08:22.500 Try different jokes.
00:08:23.380 Tell them, hug and kiss my ass.
00:08:24.680 Yes, I'm not, I don't need, please wash your clothes.
00:08:29.100 You wear the same.
00:08:31.600 LGBTQ jacket.
00:08:32.580 All right.
00:08:32.900 Can I yap about the gym?
00:08:34.240 Can I talk about how good I've been feeling and consistent?
00:08:36.360 Look at my face.
00:08:37.520 I have a glow on my face.
00:08:38.680 This is that sobriety, no fat, consistent gym glow.
00:08:42.340 I've been working really hard and I feel good.
00:08:45.860 And I've been going to the sauna every day too.
00:08:47.760 So that's really, that's why I sound like this.
00:08:49.520 I'm, I've, I've really been enjoying it.
00:08:51.760 Have my protein shakes.
00:08:52.780 I'm trying to gain some weight.
00:08:54.640 Are you balding?
00:08:55.580 I don't care.
00:08:56.260 If I go bald, I don't care.
00:08:58.160 I'm not, see, let me just end the turkey things once and for all.
00:09:01.420 I'm not going to get a hair transplant.
00:09:02.940 If you fucking losers need hair to have self-esteem, then go to Turkey and spend 10 bans so that
00:09:09.160 people can thread a needle in your scalp.
00:09:11.340 Not me.
00:09:12.280 I'll gladly be a bald Chinese guy.
00:09:14.600 I'll look like a monk before I ever go to Turkey and sew a needle in my hair.
00:09:19.760 So stop suggesting that.
00:09:21.580 I'm not going to do it.
00:09:22.740 I'm not insecure about my hair.
00:09:24.220 I don't need it.
00:09:26.180 You, if you're afraid of being bald, you got a weird head.
00:09:29.000 Not if you give weird head, if you have a weird head, that's on you.
00:09:35.360 That's on you.
00:09:36.160 It's 3k.
00:09:37.060 How the fuck do you know the price?
00:09:39.200 How do you know the price?
00:09:41.140 And also I strategically wear my headphones like this so that I don't get the headphone
00:09:45.620 in debt from all the weird streamers because the streamers, they keep their headphones
00:09:49.500 here all the time.
00:09:50.500 It's always pressing in the middle of their head and they end up having a dent in their
00:09:54.780 scalp.
00:09:55.640 I wear it in the back, like a snap, just like this.
00:09:58.120 So I don't, so I don't ever get it.
00:09:59.920 All right.
00:10:00.520 Cause when I'm done streaming, I don't want to have any remnants.
00:10:03.140 I don't want to have any Turkey scars and he hadn't headphone indents.
00:10:07.200 I want none of that.
00:10:09.460 I want none of that.
00:10:14.420 Rumble saying Trump is Israel first.
00:10:17.600 Damn that hairline is crooked.
00:10:18.880 Resident Evil, you're fucking pussy, bro.
00:10:20.620 You, you've been chatting for three years, for two years straight and Rumble and you're
00:10:25.160 never going to pose what you look like.
00:10:26.460 So don't talk about my, my appearance when you are going to hide behind the computer
00:10:30.680 for the rest of your life.
00:10:31.700 Be honest, bro.
00:10:32.520 I don't want to hear a word from any of these people talking about what I look like and
00:10:35.760 they're never going to show their face.
00:10:37.860 All right.
00:10:38.440 You have no, you have no legs to stand on.
00:10:40.520 You're not going to do it.
00:10:42.900 Ball the code for life.
00:10:43.820 I don't care.
00:10:44.760 Also yet.
00:10:45.560 Trump is appointing a lot of people to his cabinet.
00:10:47.880 I like some of the people that he rejected.
00:10:49.640 I'd like that Nikki Haley's not going to be involved.
00:10:51.400 I like that Pompeo is not going to be involved, but Huckabee being the, um, the ambassador
00:10:56.260 to Israel is he appointed a Hindu to the new CIA director is a Hindu Indian.
00:11:03.360 So shout out to the cow worshipers.
00:11:08.660 Okay.
00:11:09.500 It's a lot of Zionists and Indians in the cabinet so far.
00:11:12.880 It's not, it's, it's not great.
00:11:15.300 It's not great.
00:11:16.140 Marco Rubio, a lot of these never Trumpers.
00:11:18.620 I've been more loyal to Trump than a lot of the people in his cabinet right now.
00:11:23.340 Cause I was there.
00:11:24.320 I voted back in, I was supporting in 2015, 2016.
00:11:28.020 These people hated him.
00:11:29.760 These people were running against him.
00:11:31.240 They were saying that he was incapable.
00:11:33.380 They're saying he was orange, saying he was rich.
00:11:35.620 He didn't know what he was doing.
00:11:37.740 And now they're part of his cabinet.
00:11:38.960 Huckabee, remember he ran against him in 2016.
00:11:40.740 Marco Rubio, not good.
00:11:43.540 CIA worships the cows.
00:11:45.000 I don't care.
00:11:46.060 Your hairline is worse than LeBron.
00:11:52.140 Just go bald now.
00:11:53.460 All right.
00:11:54.000 Like why do I, why do I try to talk about anything serious?
00:11:57.100 When like, everyone just has the most like low IQ.
00:12:00.440 Also, Resident Evil has been hiding ever since then.
00:12:03.760 Resident, ever since I told you to post your Instagram, you've been hiding.
00:12:06.360 Everyone, like real quick.
00:12:07.780 I want to see you on both chats.
00:12:09.040 We're on a little kick.
00:12:10.560 Post your Instagram right now.
00:12:11.840 Before you talk about my jacket or my hair.
00:12:13.980 What the fuck do you look like?
00:12:15.600 The fuck do you look like?
00:12:17.200 Balling Muslim.
00:12:21.700 Where?
00:12:22.540 Do I, I don't, I don't see any links in the chat.
00:12:25.720 Halako just linked a clip.
00:12:26.780 I don't see, I don't see one link.
00:12:28.820 Champagne poppy, you're pussy.
00:12:30.780 Pussy.
00:12:31.400 Pussy.
00:12:33.100 Nobody's going to do it.
00:12:38.640 So, shh, shh, shh.
00:12:43.220 Bro's grifting bald.
00:12:44.540 What are you talking about?
00:12:46.340 What are you talking about?
00:12:49.720 Ay, ay, ay.
00:12:50.440 Stop trying to act all smart.
00:12:53.700 What do you want me to do?
00:12:54.240 You want me to like lift my legs up in the air in missionary position?
00:12:57.560 You know, like, like, you see other streamers.
00:12:59.340 You want me to, you want me to take a shit on stream?
00:13:01.660 It's funny.
00:13:02.080 Before I started streaming on, cross-streaming on kick, I used to make jokes about how people
00:13:05.920 want me to poop and twerk on kick.
00:13:07.740 And that's what I see.
00:13:08.600 Like, kick content now is literally people taking shits.
00:13:12.020 Farting.
00:13:12.380 It was ironic before, but there's kick streamers, like, just pooping and shitting on stream.
00:13:19.220 Like, what am I, what is this content?
00:13:22.380 You know, maybe gambling's better.
00:13:24.480 Maybe gambling's not so bad if people are pooping and shitting for clips.
00:13:33.000 Low taper fade was better.
00:13:34.360 You're a grown man talking about my hair.
00:13:36.180 Like, who are you?
00:13:38.940 All right, I want to see this.
00:13:40.900 Streamers making sure Andy Ross isn't one of the best collab streamed with Donald Trump.
00:13:44.140 There's no way.
00:13:45.560 You know, I do think the Strickland stream was, in my opinion, because I'm my biggest fan.
00:13:52.480 I think the Strickland stream was the best of the year.
00:13:54.100 But if we're, of the ones nominated, is like, very clearly, Kai Sinat, Kevin Hart, and Drewski.
00:13:59.940 I don't know who the fuck this is.
00:14:02.880 Agent and Kenna.
00:14:05.300 Aiden Ross, Donald Trump.
00:14:06.480 It's not even, like, it's not even close.
00:14:08.900 It's not even close.
00:14:12.020 How was this even nominated?
00:14:14.040 Who the fuck is this guy?
00:14:16.120 And this stream was funny, but it's just like, you know, a lot of screaming and screaming.
00:14:20.800 Who?
00:14:23.620 This girl, an agent.
00:14:25.640 And then a stream that influenced the election.
00:14:29.240 How is this even up for debate?
00:14:30.720 And then finally, our last nominee, Aiden Ross and Donald Trump.
00:14:35.680 Best streamed collab.
00:14:37.800 It's got to be Kai, Kevin, Drewski.
00:14:42.440 Oy, oy, oy, bro.
00:14:44.400 I'm off to go with...
00:14:45.120 Jinxy, dude.
00:14:46.060 Like, it's like there's a whole agenda from all these leftist streamers.
00:14:51.940 All the Jinxy clips I've seen since we did the podcast is him crying.
00:14:56.500 It's him crying over his girlfriend, saying that he jerks off to porn too much.
00:15:02.440 And then that's it.
00:15:05.380 And then breaking up with the known OnlyFans.
00:15:08.440 Guys, like, you're salty, you're not top five.
00:15:15.020 Chad, I'm not going to ever make a streaming award.
00:15:17.200 I'm not going to get these awards, probably.
00:15:20.480 That's why I like when rappers just dissing themselves.
00:15:22.600 Like, Drake, for example, he doesn't even acknowledge the Grammys at all because he realizes he's bigger than that.
00:15:27.740 That's what I think Aiden should do.
00:15:28.840 Aiden should not care about this because he should just be like, let me transcend it.
00:15:32.840 Because who the fuck is on this list?
00:15:34.420 Like, you guys are saying I'm salty, I'm not on it.
00:15:35.920 But Wallahi, I have no idea who the fuck this is.
00:15:39.520 For God's sake, finally download The Last of Us.
00:15:42.120 It's downloading.
00:15:44.800 And then this girl.
00:15:46.000 Yeah, I mean, it's, fuck.
00:15:48.960 Trueski.
00:15:50.060 I'm going to have to go with Kai here, bro.
00:15:51.880 Kai.
00:15:52.600 I watch Kai.
00:15:53.740 Aiden Donald Trump.
00:15:54.920 I don't care about Trump.
00:15:57.000 He has an American flag right here.
00:15:59.400 Playboy Max, you have an American flag right here and you don't care about the president?
00:16:03.140 What are you talking about?
00:16:04.360 I don't care about, so you care about Fortnite Friday?
00:16:11.440 Fortnite Friday?
00:16:14.220 This?
00:16:14.820 Like, I like Aiden, respect to Aiden.
00:16:16.500 But like, how the fuck is Kenna in the same category as the stream that influenced the elect?
00:16:24.640 How are we even talking about this?
00:16:27.080 How is this a controversial decision?
00:16:32.540 This didn't touch the Kevin Hart, Kai Sinat stream.
00:16:48.240 Yeah, this fucking guy ruined it, bro.
00:16:49.880 I was liking this edit until I saw him here.
00:16:52.540 Like, oh my god.
00:16:53.280 Brother, brother.
00:16:53.720 He was probably going to say that too.
00:16:56.640 Like, brother, Kai Sinat and Kevin Hart did was not cringe.
00:17:03.040 So, brother, look.
00:17:04.840 Look, dude.
00:17:05.760 Trump.
00:17:06.540 Your Trump literally is a racist.
00:17:12.620 Brother.
00:17:12.880 He does not wear a dress.
00:17:16.200 I wanted to kiss Trump on the lips, brother.
00:17:18.740 But he is stupid if you like Trump.
00:17:28.560 Like, how?
00:17:29.520 No, no, no.
00:17:30.600 Real talk.
00:17:31.060 This stream happened.
00:17:35.060 The president.
00:17:37.640 The president.
00:17:44.340 Am I going insane?
00:17:46.880 Am I going insane?
00:17:48.460 Yeah.
00:17:49.720 Kai Sinat.
00:17:50.660 Kevin Hart cleared.
00:17:53.580 Am I going nuts?
00:17:59.220 And then finally.
00:18:00.240 I bet, like, who cares about these fucking awards, dude?
00:18:03.000 Like, I've never heard of this guy in my life.
00:18:07.220 Who is this, by the way?
00:18:09.160 Who is this?
00:18:10.020 Who's this girl?
00:18:13.220 She.
00:18:19.100 Is she kind of.
00:18:23.200 Does she hate me?
00:18:25.140 Or what's the.
00:18:25.760 What's the.
00:18:26.280 Has she said.
00:18:27.760 Has she called me like an anti-Semite or something?
00:18:30.240 Ludwig White.
00:18:35.700 Who's Ludwig again?
00:18:42.440 Mr. Beast?
00:18:43.740 Oh, dude.
00:18:44.820 Okay.
00:18:45.880 All right.
00:18:46.400 Well, so.
00:18:46.900 Yeah.
00:18:47.820 All right.
00:18:48.180 Um.
00:18:48.660 Donald Trump.
00:18:49.280 I'm not sure I'm going to be weird.
00:18:50.100 Best.
00:18:50.940 All right.
00:18:51.160 I'm going to call.
00:18:51.840 I'm going to call for Austin and let's go through clips real quick.
00:18:53.900 Real quick.
00:18:54.740 Real quick.
00:18:55.180 I have to give props to Myron Gaines, though.
00:18:59.020 He.
00:18:59.320 He's doing a good job.
00:19:00.840 And.
00:19:01.340 Is this Ludwig?
00:19:02.200 Sneeko.
00:19:03.080 I saw Sneeko actually.
00:19:04.700 Hey, W girl.
00:19:05.440 W girl.
00:19:05.800 Twitter about how.
00:19:07.220 When you hate Jews or talk badly about Jewish people, it's automatically anti-Semitism.
00:19:14.640 Yeah.
00:19:15.000 And I thought to myself, wow, Sneeko does have a point.
00:19:18.660 Because it's funny.
00:19:19.760 Because like.
00:19:21.080 Like if you talk any hate about Jewish people.
00:19:24.180 Should I set her up with Jake Future on a date?
00:19:27.680 Check.
00:19:28.000 IRL, he made her and Jake E.
00:19:31.640 People compare you to Hitler.
00:19:34.780 But it's like.
00:19:36.460 Like.
00:19:37.120 I walk around Boston.
00:19:39.020 And there's fucking cafes.
00:19:40.360 That's Rachel.
00:19:41.100 Nero.
00:19:41.500 Nero.
00:19:41.600 Nero.
00:19:41.680 Nero.
00:19:41.700 Nero.
00:19:42.400 Nero.
00:19:42.500 Nero.
00:19:42.580 Nero.
00:19:45.660 In a country that trusts in God?
00:19:48.360 Cafe Nero.
00:19:49.360 Nero killed so many.
00:19:51.220 You're trying to go bald like Andrew Tate, I see.
00:19:52.240 Never beating the Taco Tate allegations.
00:19:54.460 What do you mean I'm trying to go bald?
00:19:55.800 Because I don't want to sew hair.
00:19:58.000 Like some Brazilian bitch's hair on my head in Turkey for 10K.
00:20:02.020 I'm trying to go bald.
00:20:03.960 No.
00:20:04.360 Bro.
00:20:04.700 Did my.
00:20:05.540 Why are you.
00:20:06.240 Why do you still talk about this?
00:20:08.460 Is it because I react to it?
00:20:09.560 Like I like.
00:20:10.500 Okay.
00:20:10.860 You know what?
00:20:11.180 It's fine.
00:20:11.480 It's fine.
00:20:11.740 It's fine.
00:20:11.940 W girl, by the way.
00:20:13.200 What's her name?
00:20:15.000 Why are you putting Jew stars here?
00:20:16.240 But you're right.
00:20:17.580 You're right.
00:20:17.960 Held so many Christians.
00:20:19.860 I love that from the Dambles Earring interview.
00:20:21.600 He really pointed out how the Armenian genocide is confirmed.
00:20:24.820 10 million people got genocided by Zionists.
00:20:27.060 But you can question that and like no one cares.
00:20:31.120 But different holocausts, different genocides.
00:20:33.060 If you question that, your Wikipedia gets changed forever.
00:20:39.140 Oh no.
00:20:40.160 Is this a bar mitzvah?
00:20:41.020 Why is, I don't, I don't care.
00:21:02.320 Why is this W formal?
00:21:04.380 I don't care about your formal.
00:21:06.300 20 years ago, Kamala Harris slandered Michael Jackson.
00:21:09.480 And now Donald Trump has finally avenged him.
00:21:12.240 Few people know that Trump and Michael were once best friends.
00:21:15.320 In 1993, Michael was accused of inappropriate relations with children.
00:21:19.840 And the media began attacking him relentlessly.
00:21:22.720 At a crucial moment.
00:21:23.520 Did you know that Rabbi Schmolle was all, was all up in Michael Jackson's business?
00:21:28.640 Attacking him relentlessly.
00:21:30.620 At a crucial moment, Trump took Michael into his home for nine months and chased away all
00:21:34.940 the media that showed up.
00:21:36.200 From that point on, they formed a deep friendship.
00:21:39.040 Unexpectedly, in 2003, Michael was slandered again.
00:21:42.620 This time the media actually.
00:21:44.000 No way you wanted a multi-million dollar deal and you only get 2K views.
00:21:47.640 Chad, you want me to bot like everybody else?
00:21:49.420 Did you want me to do that so that your self-esteem could feel better?
00:21:53.720 Before, see this is why people bot.
00:21:55.120 Because I'm streaming, I'm cross-streaming and the people, oh, they talk about views.
00:21:57.680 Do you want me to do that?
00:21:58.800 Do you want to see 18,000 people like watching me sleep and fart?
00:22:02.880 Is that, yes?
00:22:04.840 Everyone bots.
00:22:05.580 Why do you care?
00:22:06.960 Like if you know that I'm not botting, why does that matter to you?
00:22:09.320 People's, even, it's crazy that people who aren't even streamers are invested into
00:22:13.640 stuff like this.
00:22:14.800 Why don't you just grow your hair long to hide the balding?
00:22:17.640 Because I'm not balling, you fucking dumbass.
00:22:20.440 Trump to relink it.
00:22:21.240 Let me see.
00:22:24.260 Let me see.
00:22:24.980 You make more money if you buy it.
00:22:25.920 I know you do.
00:22:26.560 It's really stupid, bro.
00:22:27.880 It's really stupid.
00:22:28.760 He made a fake documentary to slander him.
00:22:31.020 And Harris, who was the California Attorney General at the time, openly slandered Michael
00:22:35.280 in a media interview, claiming that even without evidence, children don't lie.
00:22:39.220 Trump investigated and found that the mothers of these children were fraudsters who used
00:22:43.360 this method to obtain money.
00:22:44.620 I saw you mentioned that you don't drink at all.
00:22:47.960 People are either like, you're a bitch, or like, oh, that's so cute.
00:22:51.580 You should at least use peeps for the corners of your hairline before it's too late.
00:22:55.100 You're a grown man talking about hair.
00:22:56.640 A lot of weird reactions when I tell people that.
00:22:58.400 Why don't you want to?
00:22:59.200 Well, the main reason was religious reasons.
00:23:01.500 So I'm Muslim, so I just don't drink off the strength of that.
00:23:04.560 But also...
00:23:05.660 Hey, look, me and Aiden made it on Bradley Martin's TikTok.
00:23:09.000 So, like, it could be whatever.
00:23:10.720 But if I feel like I could potentially get hooked on it, and I could barely control my
00:23:16.040 addiction to Lay's ketchup chips.
00:23:17.640 I know if you put an addictive substance...
00:23:19.380 Sometimes I ask myself if these comments really have an impact on your psyche, or if you just
00:23:24.160 play the game to bait her on police for content.
00:23:27.320 Dudes who jerked off five minutes ago will criticize you and even troll you.
00:23:31.180 At real talk.
00:23:31.880 It's dopamine for them if you react to it.
00:23:33.880 You're right.
00:23:34.540 I think Aiden actually found a good balance of it.
00:23:37.600 Because he's still a practicing Muslim, but it's not his entire content, or it's not his
00:23:41.500 entire identity.
00:23:42.320 People don't think of him as a Muslim streamer.
00:23:43.760 They think of him as Aiden.
00:23:45.000 So he found a way to separate himself from that.
00:23:46.980 And he's kind of immune to...
00:23:48.580 He's kind of immune to a lot of criticism.
00:23:52.100 Did I jump scare you?
00:23:53.740 You're acting to old clips.
00:23:55.320 Oh, shit.
00:23:55.760 How far did I scroll back?
00:23:57.520 Oh, shit.
00:23:58.100 I did.
00:23:59.320 How old are you?
00:24:00.480 I'm 42.
00:24:01.660 What's the biggest issue you run into?
00:24:03.880 We're dating...
00:24:04.880 Fresh!
00:24:05.780 ...woman in Miami.
00:24:07.060 Man, I say the two B's, man.
00:24:08.700 It's so funny seeing these clips because they're like right downstairs.
00:24:11.600 Beautiful and broke.
00:24:12.460 These women think because they bad, that give them access to a top-level individual like
00:24:16.680 me.
00:24:17.260 They should be banished and thrown in a moat with the crocodiles.
00:24:20.660 What do you have to offer a woman?
00:24:22.120 Everything she could want.
00:24:23.160 This guy's voice.
00:24:24.100 I've seen him around, bro.
00:24:25.220 He has a...
00:24:25.680 What accent is this from?
00:24:27.220 What do you have to offer a woman?
00:24:28.720 Everything...
00:24:29.220 A woman?
00:24:32.820 What do you have to offer a woman?
00:24:35.400 It's not Indian or...
00:24:36.500 Is this African?
00:24:38.280 Is it South African?
00:24:39.840 I've never heard this accent.
00:24:41.780 Is he from Trinidad?
00:24:43.360 Is this Madagascar?
00:24:44.640 What do you have to offer a woman?
00:24:46.760 A woman?
00:24:47.740 What the...
00:24:48.340 Everything she could want and need and dream of.
00:24:51.160 You gotta understand, sir.
00:24:52.380 I'm 6'6", 230, right?
00:24:54.000 10-inch or long, stiff, girth veins in it.
00:24:56.480 No homo sapien, no ditty, whatever you want to call it.
00:24:58.700 And on top of that, no kids.
00:25:00.240 Never drunk alcohol.
00:25:01.460 So they gotta come with something that's gonna shock my core to make me be like, damn,
00:25:05.300 she's the one.
00:25:06.180 Because I'm dropping big dog dick in that pussy.
00:25:08.660 Hold on.
00:25:09.400 Hold on.
00:25:09.940 How would a woman know that you're gonna drop a 10-incher on her if she hasn't even...
00:25:15.500 What is this conversation?
00:25:16.800 I don't want to listen to this shit, bro.
00:25:19.780 Indian in office.
00:25:20.600 Trump needs Cash Patel as FBI director.
00:25:24.140 Yo, what...
00:25:25.060 Yo, Cash, what are you looking at?
00:25:27.140 What is he looking at here?
00:25:28.400 He looks scared.
00:25:33.960 Myron.
00:25:37.300 This is not Myron.
00:25:38.900 Dude.
00:25:39.940 He's looking at deodorant.
00:25:44.640 Really, bro?
00:25:46.500 Really?
00:25:55.900 Wait, someone said he saw...
00:25:57.680 He saw a toilet.
00:26:02.020 Come on, man.
00:26:04.020 Highest IQ black person conversation.
00:26:07.140 Boy, them two guys talking about 10-inchers and...
00:26:09.900 My parents more fly than Charles de Gaulle.
00:26:13.440 Hard act to follow.
00:26:14.880 Easy nut to swallow.
00:26:16.420 Baby, if I come, then you come and you go where I go.
00:26:20.360 What?
00:26:20.800 In relation to your whole thing, which is about...
00:26:24.320 Oh, okay.
00:26:25.700 Did y'all know?
00:26:26.820 Like, this gender ideology that we're fighting against here in this country.
00:26:33.500 Do y'all know where that stuff started?
00:26:36.240 The Talmud.
00:26:38.280 It comes from a religion known as Judaism.
00:26:42.400 Okay.
00:26:43.140 Pull up the website.
00:26:44.040 Okay.
00:26:44.940 Are they talking about how the Talmud invented eight genders?
00:26:48.660 Oof.
00:26:50.000 Well, Hotspur's getting red pill fast, bro.
00:26:51.960 I don't know if they want to, like, burn all their bridges because they have good connections,
00:26:55.340 mainstream connections, but they're going...
00:26:57.500 Yikes, bro!
00:26:58.220 Look, the title of the site, the eight genders in the Talmud, my Jewish learning.
00:27:09.320 Hmm.
00:27:10.540 This is...
00:27:10.980 Chad, is it anti-Semitic to go to myJewishLearning.com?
00:27:14.060 This is bizarre, but here he is.
00:27:16.820 The eight genders in the Talmud.
00:27:19.600 Judaism has recognized non-binary persons for a millennia.
00:27:25.100 Here's the eight of them.
00:27:26.620 Thought non-binary gender was a modern concept?
00:27:30.080 It's funny.
00:27:30.740 See, which one of them got red-pilled first?
00:27:33.980 Because it's a major awakening, but they're kind of the same brain at once.
00:27:39.240 Did one red-pill the other?
00:27:41.600 And just started talking about wooden doors?
00:27:44.880 One of them said, like, you know about 9-11?
00:27:47.560 What you mean about 9-11?
00:27:49.980 Shit was the Jews, nigga.
00:27:51.800 Nah, nigga.
00:27:53.340 Shit ain't the Jews.
00:27:55.400 It was the Arabs.
00:27:57.740 I swear to God, bro.
00:28:00.320 Them Jews.
00:28:02.220 Hell nah, nigga.
00:28:04.100 Can't be.
00:28:05.960 Israel's our greatest ally.
00:28:07.280 No, they not.
00:28:09.180 No, they not.
00:28:10.680 Which one?
00:28:11.280 Real nigga shit.
00:28:16.200 Linear.
00:28:17.820 Here's the eight of them.
00:28:19.440 Thought non-binary gender was a modern concept?
00:28:22.800 Think again.
00:28:23.400 The ancient Jewish understanding of gender was far more nuanced than many assume.
00:28:29.320 Look, here they are.
00:28:30.200 Number one.
00:28:30.840 Yo, Sneako.
00:28:31.880 I am a long-time Fierce Watcher and was pushing for the stream for a long time.
00:28:36.320 I made a list of questions and posted it on Love Speech.
00:28:39.320 Guaranteed some of them would go viral on MMA Twitter.
00:28:42.580 Check out the comm.
00:28:43.660 Put it in.
00:28:44.060 Someone put it in the shot so I could see it.
00:28:46.840 And then finally.
00:28:49.000 You were working out with Cordero and you were ripping to the body and throwing those hooks.
00:28:52.540 I was like, this is a man who's preparing to go to combat.
00:28:55.360 This is not normal getting ready to work out shit.
00:28:58.080 That's why when I saw that video, I was like, oh.
00:29:00.000 Want me to tell you something about that video?
00:29:01.900 Yeah.
00:29:02.140 I did that video and I was in bed for a week.
00:29:05.700 That was 30 seconds and I was in bed for a week.
00:29:09.560 And it's not funny because it made me realize that this is, this is, this is.
00:29:13.440 Man, Joe started laughing right when he said that.
00:29:15.220 Big boy shit, okay?
00:29:16.800 When you were working out with Cordero, you were working.
00:29:20.420 Niggas hate on me because I'm a fat nigger.
00:29:22.480 I don't give a fuck because I'm a bitch getter.
00:29:24.380 Got a white bitch, she a wrist slitter.
00:29:26.320 Got Jewish money, nigga, fuck it.
00:29:28.040 Don't let Sep Tobin be your babysitter.
00:29:30.140 Because I heard that nigga was a kid diddler.
00:29:32.140 Yeah, I heard that nigga was a pedophile.
00:29:39.100 Niggas hate on me because I'm a fat nigger.
00:29:41.220 I don't give a fuck because I'm a bitch getter.
00:29:43.120 Got a white bitch, she a wrist slitter.
00:29:45.060 Got Jewish money, nigga, fuck it.
00:29:46.760 Don't let Sep.
00:29:48.100 Did you hear, they didn't censor the hard R, but they censored Hitler?
00:29:54.320 Crazy.
00:29:55.740 You can say the hard R on this, but you can't say Hitler?
00:29:58.520 Is Hitler the new, is that the new basis?
00:30:02.040 Is that the new worst word?
00:30:03.900 Fuck, this went hard.
00:30:04.640 Niggas hate on me because I'm a fat nigger.
00:30:06.720 I don't give a fuck because I'm a bitch getter.
00:30:08.640 Got a white bitch, she a wrist slitter.
00:30:10.580 Got Jewish money, nigga, fuck it.
00:30:12.280 Don't let Sep Tobin be your babysitter.
00:30:14.440 Because I heard that nigga was a kid diddler.
00:30:16.380 Yeah, I heard that nigga was a pedophile.
00:30:18.760 A pedophile.
00:30:20.660 Let me make sure I get this on camera.
00:30:22.300 No, no, no, what's up?
00:30:23.380 I want to make sure I get this on camera because it's going viral.
00:30:25.260 All right, tell me what you just told me.
00:30:26.460 Oh, he got kicked out?
00:30:29.000 Yeah, he got kicked out yesterday.
00:30:30.560 This was a fun event.
00:30:31.620 It was a fun event.
00:30:32.260 Shout out to Boxer for doing this, but...
00:30:33.740 Yeah, Le'Veon Ball was really cool.
00:30:34.940 Yeah, I know, see?
00:30:35.740 They don't belt.
00:30:36.500 They don't belt.
00:30:36.760 What happened?
00:30:38.800 Tell me what y'all just told me.
00:30:40.120 Tell the camera what y'all just told me.
00:30:42.360 Now they don't want to say it.
00:30:43.480 They trying to kick me out, y'all, because I got my hat on.
00:30:46.480 Damn.
00:30:47.040 I got my hat on.
00:30:47.520 That was the first thing I asked him.
00:30:48.880 Have you faced any scrutiny for wearing the MAGA hat?
00:30:50.680 He's like, in LA, but out of Miami.
00:30:52.440 Damn.
00:30:53.180 Hat on.
00:30:53.580 They said that with me in here.
00:30:55.220 That's crazy.
00:30:55.940 I'm just in here watching the fight.
00:30:57.060 I ain't do nothing.
00:30:57.720 I'm just rocking my...
00:30:58.780 I'm just rocking my damn hat, bro.
00:31:00.840 That's crazy.
00:31:01.160 Let me put this shit on.
00:31:02.880 I have to make a confession.
00:31:05.140 In the last couple of weeks and months,
00:31:06.860 me and some brothers were donating anonymously
00:31:09.020 and place mind hypnosis on your mind.
00:31:11.820 Seems like we did...
00:31:12.580 All right, bro.
00:31:13.580 I don't know if you're interested in it at all,
00:31:17.580 but like...
00:31:19.040 I mean, we're talking...
00:31:19.680 Is he gooning?
00:31:22.720 Wait, is he joking?
00:31:23.560 Jimmy, I don't know if you're interested in it at all,
00:31:25.420 but like...
00:31:26.700 I mean, we're talking about like...
00:31:27.900 Talking about like stuff that the community...
00:31:31.240 Yeah, like rage bait versus content.
00:31:34.640 Right?
00:31:35.080 Like, what is the difference with that?
00:31:36.860 Or like...
00:31:38.180 We would love to do a segment with Date My Mod type of vibe.
00:31:43.740 This nigga trying to fuck!
00:31:44.940 If you could do Date My Mod, by the way,
00:31:49.620 I'm going to be mod.
00:31:51.460 Mod me.
00:31:53.080 Just do different things on the panels
00:31:55.280 because those get so stale, right?
00:31:58.400 Yeah.
00:31:58.780 And just do some fun activations, you know?
00:32:02.160 My mod's from Australia.
00:32:07.080 So...
00:32:07.480 Where's he mod from?
00:32:08.380 In Australia?
00:32:09.400 Dang, he was...
00:32:10.220 She...
00:32:10.920 She...
00:32:11.980 She a dick.
00:32:12.960 Do you have any phobias?
00:32:20.540 Jewish people...
00:32:21.820 But that's not a phobia.
00:32:23.620 That's just anti-Semitism.
00:32:25.260 Yeah, so anti-Semitism, but with less confidence.
00:32:29.320 Okay.
00:32:37.840 Sneeko check pin.
00:32:39.360 Danny pinned the post to love speech.
00:32:41.780 Unkick.
00:32:42.960 Alright, I see it, bro.
00:32:45.240 Are these good questions?
00:32:47.180 Some interesting questions to ask for us.
00:32:49.120 MA Fitness questions.
00:32:50.000 Top 5 UFC fighters of all time.
00:32:52.300 Ask about what makes Dagestani and Chesney fighters so special.
00:32:54.860 Ask about Jon Jones ducking Aspinall.
00:32:57.800 Okay.
00:32:59.820 Ask about a hypothetical...
00:33:00.820 These are good questions.
00:33:03.940 What's the most effective base?
00:33:06.040 Joe Rogan questions.
00:33:06.920 Next few fight cards.
00:33:13.080 Since you want to gain weight, ask about strategies that are healthy and effective.
00:33:16.600 Philosophy question.
00:33:18.940 Ask him about Shmuley debate.
00:33:20.960 Yeah, he wants to get into...
00:33:21.980 He probably wants to get into Zionism, too.
00:33:23.840 So, if you don't know, Fras Abhiu is George St. Pierre's coach.
00:33:26.620 So, he pretty much pioneered modern MMA.
00:33:31.820 Angulo.
00:33:33.440 I've been looking forward to talking to him for a long time.
00:33:35.900 And he's Muslim.
00:33:37.360 So, I've never got to speak to him.
00:33:39.740 I've only texted him before.
00:33:41.560 But he's, like, so unresponsive.
00:33:43.760 Like, I have his Discord.
00:33:45.660 He's supposed to come out at 9pm, and now he's not responding anymore.
00:33:48.040 Like, this guy...
00:33:48.520 I'm gonna call him.
00:33:49.220 I'm gonna call him.
00:33:49.860 Dude, this guy's a hard guy to get in contact with, bro.
00:33:53.000 He's like a...
00:33:53.460 Damn, Aiden Rocks finally left Demesucks.com after he got Sneeko to join where they don't
00:33:58.420 put him on the front page the same as Rumble.
00:34:01.000 It seems like no matter where they treat him badly, hopefully party will be different.
00:34:06.040 Hashtag join the party.
00:34:07.200 Yeah, this nigga's going to party.
00:34:09.000 This nigga's going to party.
00:34:11.760 Look, all Rumble says JQ, JQ, JQ.
00:34:15.440 I know.
00:34:16.360 Have I been on the front page of Kick?
00:34:17.740 Who's on the front page of Kick right now?
00:34:19.020 Let's see.
00:34:19.860 Let's see the website.
00:34:22.720 We're going on with Kit.
00:34:24.180 We're going on with Kit, nigga!
00:34:29.700 Just chatting.
00:34:31.820 Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Mexican,
00:34:37.420 Mexican, Mexican, Mexican, Sneeko.
00:34:43.620 Titties.
00:34:47.940 Titties are hard.
00:34:49.340 fire emoji
00:34:50.480 it's tighter in the middle
00:34:54.320 of course it gives me better posture
00:35:00.220 Chad Zuman
00:35:00.900 for body shape
00:35:02.760 Chad Zuman
00:35:03.400 1400 views
00:35:04.400 Chad Zuman
00:35:04.920 this is what I'm saying
00:35:06.020 like everybody on kick is bodding
00:35:07.900 this shit is ridiculous bro
00:35:09.180 it's not moving at all
00:35:10.620 there's not one chatter in this bitch
00:35:12.020 and that's 1400 viewers
00:35:13.180 are you joking
00:35:14.100 is it just 14 people jerking off
00:35:17.040 and their hands are busy
00:35:17.760 okay one chat
00:35:18.720 one chat in 30 seconds
00:35:20.440 let's see
00:35:21.340 let's wait
00:35:21.700 alright
00:35:23.840 there's no fucking way bro
00:35:25.780 okay they put destiny front page
00:35:33.680 I'm not
00:35:36.160 alright I'm not front page
00:35:37.900 call of duty
00:35:41.360 call of duty
00:35:41.900 call of duty
00:35:42.540 yeah
00:35:45.440 well
00:35:46.100 let's go to rumble
00:35:50.500 and destiny's on here too
00:35:51.960 I didn't even
00:35:52.540 I wasn't really aware
00:35:53.460 he's on kick
00:35:53.960 we'll go to rumble
00:35:55.280 let's see who's live right now
00:35:57.160 rumble
00:35:58.840 trump
00:35:59.560 trump
00:36:00.280 that's it
00:36:03.620 yeah it's all trump
00:36:08.260 fresh and fit
00:36:09.320 trump
00:36:10.840 fresh and fit me
00:36:11.620 dang
00:36:14.240 you passed yourself
00:36:17.860 where
00:36:18.120 I didn't even see it
00:36:19.340 I'm on the front page
00:36:22.760 kick
00:36:23.040 no I'm not
00:36:25.800 nope
00:36:28.740 unless I have a bad thumbnail
00:36:30.500 and I can't see it
00:36:31.360 it's a weird spot
00:36:35.160 I wonder what's gonna happen
00:36:37.060 check it in
00:36:37.500 where is my present
00:36:40.120 I got you
00:36:40.660 Shangel I don't know bro
00:36:41.640 yo bro
00:36:43.880 you're like
00:36:44.840 you're being all
00:36:45.540 the present you gave me
00:36:47.260 was broken dude
00:36:48.040 it was broken
00:36:49.000 I don't remember
00:36:49.600 where I put it
00:36:50.020 I didn't go back
00:36:50.460 okay
00:36:51.260 pick up the phone for us
00:36:54.000 I wanna get into this interview
00:36:54.840 should I double call
00:36:56.180 I'm gonna double call
00:36:56.920 because we agreed 9pm
00:36:58.020 we agreed 9pm
00:37:00.320 he's like a
00:37:01.580 he's like a
00:37:02.300 like a
00:37:03.160 salam alaikum
00:37:04.980 hey brother how are you
00:37:09.320 brother how are you
00:37:10.200 are you uh
00:37:11.040 are you ready to call
00:37:11.820 yeah I'm on the computer
00:37:14.080 I just don't know how to connect
00:37:15.400 how did
00:37:16.380 my discord is open
00:37:18.000 your discord is open
00:37:20.120 do you see
00:37:20.640 have you added me
00:37:21.600 uh I think I did
00:37:24.280 okay
00:37:27.940 let's see
00:37:28.760 coach
00:37:29.400 if it'd be
00:37:34.980 uh easier for you
00:37:35.680 we can do zoom
00:37:36.340 or something
00:37:36.880 well
00:37:38.440 well I mean
00:37:39.180 let's try discord
00:37:39.880 I think
00:37:40.840 I'm on already
00:37:41.660 so I don't know how to
00:37:42.520 what's the next step
00:37:44.060 uh
00:37:45.860 okay do you see
00:37:46.520 do you see
00:37:46.960 my
00:37:47.340 my account
00:37:48.000 um
00:37:52.000 I saw it earlier
00:37:53.300 send me a
00:37:56.880 text if you can
00:37:57.680 how
00:37:59.540 how the hell
00:38:00.600 that thing's so
00:38:02.660 so busy man
00:38:03.700 there's so many
00:38:04.120 things going on
00:38:04.840 yeah there's a lot
00:38:05.680 going on
00:38:06.040 if it's if
00:38:06.420 okay here we go
00:38:06.960 text
00:38:07.400 okay new group
00:38:08.520 no select friends
00:38:10.380 okay there you go
00:38:11.580 sneaker love speech
00:38:12.680 is that you
00:38:13.100 uh yeah sneaker love speech
00:38:15.020 with a period at the end
00:38:16.120 yep yep yep
00:38:19.160 okay I just sent you a message
00:38:22.760 did you get it
00:38:23.380 yes
00:38:24.840 okay
00:38:25.900 okay great
00:38:26.580 cool I'm gonna call you
00:38:27.740 uh I'll just call you
00:38:30.240 I'm calling you right now
00:38:31.840 let's get it
00:38:37.320 hey brother
00:38:40.360 salam alaikum
00:38:41.540 alaikum salam
00:38:42.700 how are you
00:38:43.440 good brother
00:38:45.080 you hear me
00:38:45.580 I hear you great
00:38:46.360 I just can't see you
00:38:47.100 you have to select your camera
00:38:48.080 on the bottom middle
00:38:49.160 you'll see your camera icon
00:38:50.800 bottom middle
00:38:53.440 hold on a second
00:38:54.140 oh there it is
00:38:57.340 yeah
00:38:57.540 I turned it off
00:38:58.920 okay
00:39:00.740 let me see here
00:39:03.720 I think I have to select my camera
00:39:08.420 the camera icon is on
00:39:11.180 remember the first question
00:39:12.240 sneeko
00:39:12.980 that is a certified
00:39:14.100 settings
00:39:15.000 chat is my audio good
00:39:18.700 some people are saying it's too low
00:39:19.880 but let me know if it's good
00:39:20.720 yeah you're just not going through my earphones
00:39:24.480 I was just kind of
00:39:24.960 I'm gonna
00:39:25.340 I'm gonna connect the sound soon
00:39:28.640 oh use your camera
00:39:33.840 there it is
00:39:34.300 allow
00:39:34.720 okay
00:39:35.620 I have to give permission
00:39:36.700 there you go
00:39:37.260 you see me
00:39:37.860 perfect
00:39:38.720 it's a little grainy
00:39:40.420 but yeah it looks good
00:39:41.160 nice to meet you
00:39:42.740 I don't think we've smoked before
00:39:43.820 I know
00:39:44.760 yeah how are you brother
00:39:45.700 that's true
00:39:46.880 we haven't
00:39:47.360 we haven't met yet
00:39:48.420 let me just
00:39:49.880 fix one
00:39:50.920 I just want to hear you
00:39:54.020 in my earphones
00:39:54.660 that'll be great
00:39:55.320 and devices
00:39:57.620 this is
00:40:08.640 this is mac
00:40:09.100 okay
00:40:09.560 hello
00:40:10.780 damn it
00:40:15.660 how the hell do I
00:40:17.620 because I think
00:40:18.140 the earphones on
00:40:19.000 I have this thing
00:40:20.140 what's it called
00:40:20.740 scarlet
00:40:21.280 how do I make it
00:40:23.360 so that I can hear you
00:40:24.120 through scarlet
00:40:24.620 are you hearing me
00:40:25.260 through my mic
00:40:25.800 yeah I hear you
00:40:26.440 through your mic
00:40:26.760 sounds good
00:40:27.160 okay the mic
00:40:28.900 should be good
00:40:29.400 the input is good
00:40:30.180 I'm not hearing you
00:40:31.100 through my earphones
00:40:31.700 oh you can't hear me
00:40:32.480 where is it coming from
00:40:33.420 it's coming from
00:40:34.840 my screen
00:40:35.360 so if you go
00:40:37.040 it's coming from the computer
00:40:37.920 not my earphones
00:40:38.740 because my kids
00:40:40.180 are gonna
00:40:40.440 you can go to
00:40:41.380 the discord settings
00:40:42.400 and uh
00:40:43.900 yeah
00:40:44.140 if you go to the settings
00:40:45.440 that's what I'm looking for
00:40:46.220 and then you see
00:40:47.040 voice and video
00:40:47.920 and app settings
00:40:48.680 and then output device
00:40:50.140 okay so
00:40:53.920 I can share my screen
00:40:55.060 I'm in
00:40:55.500 I'm in
00:40:56.000 my account
00:40:56.980 profiles
00:40:57.860 devices
00:40:59.220 okay let's see here
00:40:59.980 devices
00:41:00.440 it says mac
00:41:01.440 yeah I guess
00:41:03.040 I need to find sound
00:41:04.200 I imagine
00:41:04.720 here if you could look
00:41:05.860 at my screen
00:41:06.280 I can show you something
00:41:07.140 sorry man
00:41:09.220 I'm
00:41:09.420 no don't worry
00:41:10.100 don't worry
00:41:10.320 don't be sorry
00:41:10.720 so if you go
00:41:11.520 do you see my screen
00:41:12.400 yeah yeah I see it
00:41:14.040 so this is after you go
00:41:15.080 in settings
00:41:15.500 so you see this
00:41:16.320 the setting
00:41:16.760 as icon right here
00:41:17.420 you click this
00:41:17.920 yeah yeah yeah
00:41:18.500 and then voice and video
00:41:20.220 right here
00:41:20.880 aha
00:41:22.200 and then you go here
00:41:24.380 and then you select
00:41:25.040 output device
00:41:25.920 okay input
00:41:28.060 that's good
00:41:30.980 it says default
00:41:31.820 um
00:41:33.360 okay I don't want to
00:41:34.180 select your headphones
00:41:35.860 in the output device
00:41:36.940 okay
00:41:40.440 output device
00:41:44.780 it doesn't
00:41:45.920 it doesn't show my
00:41:46.920 headphones
00:41:47.240 it's weird
00:41:47.740 it's not picking up
00:41:50.480 that I have
00:41:51.080 Scarlett connected
00:41:52.140 maybe
00:41:54.560 you don't see
00:41:55.340 Scarlett
00:41:55.800 as part of
00:41:56.360 the output device
00:41:56.960 no
00:41:58.660 choose a sound
00:42:02.220 none
00:42:02.640 camera default
00:42:11.320 there's only one option
00:42:12.860 and
00:42:14.420 for
00:42:15.620 hide stream previews
00:42:17.660 do you see
00:42:18.160 focus right
00:42:18.840 if you see
00:42:19.380 focus right
00:42:19.980 that might be
00:42:20.780 your Scarlett
00:42:21.260 in Discord
00:42:21.680 focus what
00:42:24.160 you might
00:42:25.900 it might say
00:42:26.460 focus right
00:42:27.500 instead of Scarlett
00:42:28.980 no it just says
00:42:32.180 default
00:42:32.500 I only have one option
00:42:33.340 for output device
00:42:34.360 voice settings
00:42:35.300 I mean you can try
00:42:38.180 you can try
00:42:38.620 unplugging it
00:42:39.320 and plugging it back in
00:42:40.540 plugging what in
00:42:43.220 the
00:42:44.380 the Scarlett
00:42:45.200 yeah let me try that
00:42:48.820 no issue
00:42:50.480 Chad
00:42:54.200 am I Asian
00:42:54.720 tech support
00:42:55.300 yes or no
00:42:56.020 am I
00:42:57.880 am I
00:42:58.340 am I
00:42:59.080 an Indian
00:42:59.500 tech support
00:43:00.080 no it says
00:43:03.920 AMAC speaker
00:43:04.900 built in
00:43:05.640 oh there you go
00:43:07.500 you're right
00:43:07.900 it might work
00:43:08.420 it works
00:43:09.280 I'm Asian
00:43:12.400 I'm Asian tech
00:43:12.680 support
00:43:13.100 built in Scarlett
00:43:18.180 look at this
00:43:18.820 talk
00:43:19.600 can you hear me
00:43:20.920 tell us
00:43:21.340 salam alaikum
00:43:21.760 alaikum salam
00:43:24.340 I hear my earphones
00:43:25.280 down
00:43:25.500 woohoo
00:43:26.000 you see
00:43:26.780 you're a button
00:43:27.700 pushing genius
00:43:28.580 Asian for a reason
00:43:31.520 that's why I call you guys
00:43:31.720 who knows how to work
00:43:32.340 computers
00:43:32.800 where are you from
00:43:35.000 in Asia
00:43:35.460 what part of Asia
00:43:36.460 I'm from New York
00:43:37.600 but my mom's from the Philippines
00:43:38.740 I can't see your camera
00:43:39.800 that's the only issue now
00:43:41.840 hold on a second
00:43:43.720 turn it off for some reason
00:43:44.820 there we go
00:43:45.320 yeah there you go
00:43:46.180 all right
00:43:47.100 great man
00:43:48.400 now we can talk
00:43:49.100 no problem now
00:43:50.180 fantastic
00:43:50.940 sorry about all that
00:43:51.680 no no issue
00:43:52.440 no issue
00:43:52.820 so yeah
00:43:53.740 I was looking forward
00:43:54.860 to finally getting
00:43:55.800 to speak to you
00:43:56.740 people have hyped up
00:43:57.880 your
00:43:58.240 I mean you have a big influence
00:44:01.100 in the MMA community
00:44:01.820 obviously
00:44:02.260 and we're both Muslims
00:44:04.400 so there's quite a bit
00:44:05.820 of crossover there
00:44:07.220 and I was talking
00:44:08.300 about meeting you
00:44:08.820 when I spent
00:44:09.340 this good amount
00:44:10.020 of time in Canada
00:44:10.660 but it didn't get to happen
00:44:12.220 but I'm looking forward
00:44:13.620 to getting to speak
00:44:14.560 and maybe learn
00:44:15.480 something today
00:44:15.980 inshallah
00:44:16.320 yeah inshallah
00:44:18.240 and you're in New York
00:44:19.200 most of the time
00:44:20.220 most of the year
00:44:20.960 no I'm from New York
00:44:22.680 but I live in Miami now
00:44:23.700 I was thinking about
00:44:24.320 moving back
00:44:25.000 but yeah I live in Miami
00:44:27.100 okay well I'm sure
00:44:30.000 next time you're in Canada
00:44:30.900 the thing is I had
00:44:31.680 back to back training camps
00:44:32.800 we had a lot of big fights
00:44:33.700 coming up
00:44:34.200 so I was like
00:44:36.220 burning the candle
00:44:37.580 on both ends
00:44:38.220 you know
00:44:38.460 but now
00:44:39.040 inshallah I have more
00:44:40.180 free time
00:44:40.640 so if you're ever
00:44:41.340 coming up anywhere
00:44:43.060 near me
00:44:44.520 let me know
00:44:45.000 we'll schedule something
00:44:46.120 who were you training
00:44:47.100 for your last fight camp
00:44:48.680 my brother just fought
00:44:52.320 Pedro Munoz
00:44:53.120 so he just broke
00:44:55.300 into the top 15
00:44:56.160 he won his 5th fight
00:44:57.580 in a row now
00:44:58.140 in UFC
00:44:58.500 he had a really good
00:44:59.360 performance
00:44:59.840 he won a unanimous
00:45:01.980 decision against
00:45:02.820 one of the top
00:45:03.520 like one of the top
00:45:05.100 OGs in the weight
00:45:06.100 division
00:45:06.420 and he just broke
00:45:08.680 into the
00:45:09.460 the top 15
00:45:11.240 and before that
00:45:12.380 we had Rob Font
00:45:13.100 he's ranked number 9
00:45:13.940 he fought Kyler Phillips
00:45:15.160 I think he's ranked
00:45:16.580 11 or 12
00:45:17.380 and he won also
00:45:18.540 a unanimous decision
00:45:19.560 so it was two
00:45:20.240 back to back fights
00:45:21.140 they were about
00:45:22.120 two weeks apart
00:45:22.820 so I was really
00:45:23.620 like burning the candle
00:45:24.980 on both ends
00:45:25.520 with those guys
00:45:26.080 so people
00:45:27.480 seem to know you
00:45:28.680 as George St. Pierre's
00:45:30.460 coach
00:45:30.940 but you've coached
00:45:32.000 a lot of
00:45:32.300 you're smiling
00:45:32.800 because you've
00:45:33.240 probably heard that
00:45:33.720 a lot
00:45:33.940 there's a lot more
00:45:35.440 people on the roster
00:45:36.060 he's the most
00:45:38.420 he's the most known
00:45:39.360 yeah by far
00:45:41.640 I think he's probably
00:45:42.260 the most popular
00:45:43.020 UFC athlete ever
00:45:44.960 him
00:45:45.660 McGregor
00:45:46.220 I would say
00:45:46.840 maybe Brock Lesnar
00:45:49.640 is up there too
00:45:50.240 but he's among
00:45:51.200 the most
00:45:51.700 he's like
00:45:52.820 one of the most
00:45:53.380 famous fighters
00:45:54.720 ever
00:45:55.100 and that's why
00:45:56.460 people always
00:45:57.020 associate me with him
00:45:57.940 but you know
00:45:58.420 I've trained so many
00:45:59.200 top 15 guys
00:46:00.180 over the years
00:46:01.080 I'm surprised you
00:46:01.860 didn't put Khabib
00:46:02.380 in that list
00:46:02.940 no I never
00:46:04.940 trained Khabib
00:46:05.560 no Khabib yes
00:46:06.560 he's one of the
00:46:07.100 most famous
00:46:07.520 that's for sure
00:46:08.120 oh but not one
00:46:08.840 of the most famous
00:46:09.520 that you've trained
00:46:10.040 no no I've never
00:46:11.980 trained Khabib
00:46:12.380 I've trained with Khabib
00:46:13.280 but not
00:46:13.760 I haven't trained Khabib
00:46:14.880 so Khabib I would say
00:46:16.840 is also one of the
00:46:17.740 top most popular
00:46:18.960 fighters ever
00:46:19.560 yeah definitely
00:46:20.280 why do you live
00:46:21.740 in why Canada
00:46:23.180 out of all places
00:46:23.920 you can live
00:46:24.420 my parents immigrated
00:46:26.580 here you know
00:46:27.080 I ask my father
00:46:27.680 that all the time
00:46:28.480 and he's like
00:46:28.840 well your uncle
00:46:29.760 came here before
00:46:30.560 so you know
00:46:31.240 we just came here
00:46:32.340 because we're
00:46:32.780 following him
00:46:33.420 my parents left
00:46:35.140 Lebanon because
00:46:35.940 of the civil war
00:46:36.820 and they made
00:46:38.820 their way to Canada
00:46:39.520 because that was
00:46:40.040 the opportunity
00:46:40.620 they had to leave
00:46:41.660 you know so Canada
00:46:42.380 was taking in
00:46:43.200 immigrants at the
00:46:44.540 time so they
00:46:45.140 signed up and
00:46:45.880 they made it here
00:46:46.700 and you
00:46:49.640 you don't get
00:46:51.140 tired of training
00:46:51.840 right because
00:46:52.700 you've already
00:46:53.220 seems to reach
00:46:54.260 all the heights
00:46:54.860 of MMA
00:46:55.560 you know you've
00:46:56.760 made a name for
00:46:57.280 yourself
00:46:57.600 why do you
00:46:58.420 why continue
00:46:59.300 to do this
00:47:00.300 I love it man
00:47:02.440 I think it's
00:47:03.200 it's fun
00:47:06.420 it's an adventure
00:47:07.100 you know we
00:47:07.780 we make money
00:47:08.880 doing something
00:47:09.380 we love of course
00:47:10.220 but it's not just
00:47:11.420 that you know
00:47:11.860 it's an adventure
00:47:12.500 it's something to
00:47:13.600 it just keeps us
00:47:15.920 motivated and
00:47:16.940 I love the sport
00:47:17.980 I absolutely
00:47:18.560 love the sport
00:47:19.180 I love doing
00:47:19.640 boxing
00:47:20.080 jiu-jitsu
00:47:20.620 wrestling
00:47:21.180 MMA
00:47:21.540 it's fascinating
00:47:23.140 for me always
00:47:23.760 trying to discover
00:47:24.660 new ways to
00:47:25.440 to move forward
00:47:26.380 but really it's
00:47:27.660 also a lot of
00:47:28.320 fun you know we
00:47:28.980 enjoy having
00:47:30.040 these experiences
00:47:31.880 this adventure
00:47:32.700 there's nothing
00:47:33.560 like winning a
00:47:34.480 fight man especially
00:47:35.260 winning a big
00:47:35.940 fight there's just
00:47:36.540 nothing like it
00:47:37.260 I mean in
00:47:38.960 terms of thrill
00:47:41.340 or excitement
00:47:42.080 it's it's really
00:47:42.920 something special
00:47:43.640 do you still take
00:47:45.400 on on beginners
00:47:46.480 I'm sure you get
00:47:47.140 requests all the
00:47:47.740 time people
00:47:48.120 coming into the
00:47:48.760 gym what's your
00:47:49.860 criteria for
00:47:50.820 someone to you
00:47:53.200 know to be able
00:47:53.760 to train with
00:47:54.260 you look we have
00:47:56.740 all levels you know
00:47:57.600 I try starting we
00:47:58.380 have like six big
00:47:59.860 basic classes a week
00:48:01.140 in jiu-jitsu and I
00:48:02.780 think four striking
00:48:03.760 classes a week for
00:48:05.060 basics so when guys
00:48:06.720 come in me my idea
00:48:07.860 is like anybody who
00:48:09.000 walks in here has
00:48:09.540 got to get really
00:48:10.040 good and guys who
00:48:11.760 have been training
00:48:12.200 there two three
00:48:12.740 years they started
00:48:13.420 becoming sparring
00:48:14.180 partners or training
00:48:15.600 partners for the
00:48:17.180 more advanced guys
00:48:17.900 because we're all
00:48:19.220 about like making
00:48:19.880 the guy good fast
00:48:21.720 so I have a lot of
00:48:23.340 basics class I don't
00:48:24.440 teach them anymore I
00:48:25.300 don't teach the
00:48:25.720 basics class anymore
00:48:26.500 I have black belts
00:48:27.200 teaching the basics
00:48:27.860 class or an advanced
00:48:29.420 student at least a
00:48:30.140 purple belt and I
00:48:33.120 teach three classes a
00:48:35.040 day pretty much and a
00:48:36.300 lot of times I'm
00:48:37.480 working with the pros
00:48:38.220 twice a day so I'm
00:48:39.940 really focused on them
00:48:41.080 but sometimes you know
00:48:43.780 you'll have people
00:48:44.360 come in from outside
00:48:45.980 they want to meet me
00:48:47.500 they want to train
00:48:48.100 with me but I don't
00:48:49.040 really do privates or
00:48:50.200 anything like that I
00:48:50.840 just kind of train
00:48:51.500 professional fighters
00:48:52.260 so when professional
00:48:53.540 fighters come in they
00:48:54.560 want to do their
00:48:55.060 training camp I kind of
00:48:56.380 put all my energy and
00:48:57.260 focus on on that on
00:48:58.820 that camp you know so
00:48:59.680 it's a lot of hours in
00:49:00.960 the day I'm surprised
00:49:02.200 you say that you want
00:49:02.940 to get them to get
00:49:04.440 good really fast I
00:49:05.520 thought you'd be the
00:49:06.100 type of person to say
00:49:06.800 it's a slow process and
00:49:08.080 you have to take years
00:49:09.040 because every time I
00:49:09.660 step into a new fight
00:49:10.480 gym they always belittle
00:49:12.380 they ask how old I am
00:49:13.480 ever since I was like
00:49:14.580 20 21 I come into a
00:49:15.900 boxing gym or something
00:49:16.620 like that and like oh
00:49:17.800 you're old you're late
00:49:18.760 you need to get like 10
00:49:19.720 years of experience and
00:49:21.080 then you see a lot of
00:49:21.700 the successful fighters
00:49:22.700 now they're guys like
00:49:24.260 Alex Pereira didn't
00:49:25.180 really start training
00:49:26.300 that you know at the
00:49:28.700 level that he's
00:49:29.140 training at now until
00:49:29.740 he's 25 26 if I'm not
00:49:31.060 mistaken below Muhammad
00:49:31.980 I don't think he started
00:49:33.020 doing MMA until he was
00:49:34.140 25 and every coach
00:49:36.640 I've always said they
00:49:37.320 have always said I'm
00:49:37.840 too old I'm too old
00:49:39.520 you know when I say
00:49:41.340 good really fast I mean
00:49:42.280 like learn if look it
00:49:43.960 takes it takes 10 years
00:49:45.160 to get a black belt
00:49:45.920 okay let's say but it
00:49:47.700 doesn't mean we have to
00:49:48.660 take here's the thing
00:49:50.060 there are different
00:49:50.480 levels of black belt so
00:49:51.680 you can have two guys
00:49:52.380 training 10 years they
00:49:53.240 both got their black
00:49:54.420 belt and one guy's much
00:49:56.060 better than the other
00:49:56.780 there are levels to
00:49:57.720 black belt you know so
00:49:58.580 my thing is like getting
00:50:00.620 good fast efficiently
00:50:02.920 don't waste your time
00:50:03.900 with junk training I'm a
00:50:05.180 believer in like
00:50:05.920 eliminating all
00:50:06.760 everything that's junk I
00:50:08.860 see people training in
00:50:09.740 the gym and they waste
00:50:10.420 so much time doing all
00:50:11.620 this weird stuff where
00:50:12.560 really if you go in the
00:50:14.460 gym and you do what
00:50:15.300 works you could surpass
00:50:17.700 I would say 80% 95% of
00:50:19.980 most people so if you
00:50:22.020 have a good formula a
00:50:23.460 good practice room the
00:50:25.420 group should get really
00:50:26.340 good fast comparatively to
00:50:28.020 most gyms that do a lot
00:50:29.380 of junk training in my
00:50:30.240 opinion like I don't
00:50:31.360 know if you ever done
00:50:31.980 jiu-jitsu but like they
00:50:32.920 do all like a lot of
00:50:34.040 jiu-jitsu schools they do
00:50:35.000 these kind of weird
00:50:35.740 warm-ups where they
00:50:36.580 shrimp up and down the
00:50:37.440 mat and they do
00:50:38.840 all this kind of weird
00:50:39.820 like warm-up routine
00:50:41.360 which takes about 30
00:50:42.460 minutes of the class is
00:50:43.500 one hour and they
00:50:44.300 spend 30 minutes
00:50:45.060 shrimping up and down
00:50:45.840 the mat doing these
00:50:46.500 weird like animal type
00:50:49.860 exercises or whatever
00:50:51.100 they call it and it's
00:50:52.540 like you should have
00:50:53.020 been drilling technique
00:50:53.780 for that 30 minutes you
00:50:54.800 know should have been
00:50:55.260 learning something new in
00:50:56.320 that 30 minutes and
00:50:57.180 then you're gonna go
00:50:57.760 roll for 30 minutes you
00:50:59.000 know so I'll just find so
00:51:01.520 many gyms they they
00:51:02.980 really shoot themselves in
00:51:04.160 the foot with the
00:51:04.780 program what type of waste
00:51:08.080 of time are you saying
00:51:09.160 I've seen Tony Ferguson
00:51:10.480 the first thing I
00:51:11.640 popped up to my head
00:51:12.300 I've seen some of his
00:51:12.940 training is very
00:51:13.840 unorthodox stuff that I
00:51:15.800 like he's doing karate
00:51:16.620 moves and I the one
00:51:18.220 time I trained jiu-jitsu
00:51:18.920 that was I've only
00:51:19.760 trained it once and that
00:51:20.740 was with Nate Diaz in
00:51:21.680 Stockton and it was a
00:51:23.360 lot of warm-up we ran
00:51:24.460 around the mats and then
00:51:25.320 there was like
00:51:25.720 somersaults I don't know
00:51:27.680 if that's the monkey
00:51:28.280 things you're talking
00:51:28.900 about but that was like
00:51:29.900 it was a long warm-up
00:51:31.000 yeah yeah yeah it's
00:51:32.540 exactly right they're doing
00:51:33.560 somersaults and stuff
00:51:34.500 I think that's okay for
00:51:35.760 beginners like in my
00:51:36.540 kids class I make them
00:51:37.260 do that because they
00:51:37.860 need to know how to hit
00:51:38.940 the ground they need to
00:51:40.120 know how to do break
00:51:40.940 falls but after a while
00:51:42.780 you never need to do
00:51:43.520 that stuff again you
00:51:44.440 know if you if you ask
00:51:45.360 me to do a somersault or
00:51:46.540 a break fall I know how
00:51:47.400 to do it it's not
00:51:47.960 complicated let's move on
00:51:49.120 to something else so I
00:51:51.320 really feel like so many
00:51:52.880 gyms like for instance
00:51:53.700 but Tony Ferguson was a
00:51:55.620 great example I think I
00:51:57.740 think he was a very he's a
00:51:58.840 very brilliant guy he's a
00:51:59.840 very imaginative guy he has
00:52:01.280 a good creativity but I
00:52:03.380 saw his trainings later in
00:52:04.620 his career where he was
00:52:05.980 kind of just training for
00:52:07.000 pain you know so like
00:52:08.420 early in his career I
00:52:09.720 think he was very
00:52:10.440 innovative he had a lot
00:52:11.780 of tricky elbows and he
00:52:14.140 had a style that was
00:52:15.000 very complex in a good
00:52:17.500 way you know he would
00:52:18.100 shuffle during the fight
00:52:19.700 when he fought RDA he
00:52:20.700 was doing a lot of good
00:52:21.640 stuff that I thought I
00:52:23.500 was very creative and
00:52:24.680 effective later in his
00:52:26.720 career I think he was
00:52:28.140 like working with Goggins
00:52:30.600 and I think Goggins is a
00:52:32.240 great conditioning coach I'm
00:52:33.240 sure he's fantastic for
00:52:34.200 motivation but he was
00:52:37.500 like I saw clips of him
00:52:38.460 training Tony and he's
00:52:39.760 kind of like killing Tony
00:52:41.620 just destroying him like
00:52:42.840 physically like making him
00:52:44.200 throw up and then get back
00:52:45.200 on the treadmill then throw
00:52:46.260 up and then do more
00:52:47.100 push-ups like just pushing
00:52:48.220 him to ridiculous limits but
00:52:50.620 the thing is I don't know
00:52:52.040 if you're familiar with his
00:52:52.880 career he's kind of he's
00:52:53.960 lost like eight fights in a
00:52:55.380 row now I think it was
00:52:56.500 seven it can't be eight
00:52:57.780 it's eight it's eight I
00:52:59.420 counted it recently the thing
00:53:01.040 is it's it's not his
00:53:02.560 problem his problem wasn't
00:53:03.920 mental toughness he's one
00:53:05.000 of the toughest guys you
00:53:06.180 can find and his problem
00:53:07.460 is not conditioning is
00:53:08.500 actually very well
00:53:09.740 conditioned I think he
00:53:12.260 needed certain solutions
00:53:14.000 and these are not the
00:53:15.480 solutions not conditioning
00:53:17.060 is important mental
00:53:18.080 toughness is important
00:53:19.060 absolutely but that's not
00:53:21.080 what Tony Ferguson was
00:53:22.400 lacking he's he has an
00:53:23.940 immense amount of mental
00:53:25.240 toughness and he's already
00:53:26.360 very well conditioned so I
00:53:29.420 think it's good to have a
00:53:30.240 conditioning coach but if
00:53:31.380 you make the conditioning
00:53:32.120 coach the head coach all
00:53:33.700 he's all you're gonna be
00:53:34.420 doing is conditioning you
00:53:35.360 know if you take the
00:53:35.900 grappling coach and you
00:53:37.260 put him as a head coach
00:53:38.200 you're gonna be doing a
00:53:39.320 lot of grappling if you
00:53:40.720 take a striking coach and
00:53:41.820 you put him in head coach
00:53:42.920 you're probably gonna be
00:53:44.040 doing a lot of striking so
00:53:46.240 if all you have is a
00:53:48.500 hammer you see everything
00:53:49.340 every problem is a nail
00:53:50.440 right that's why you need
00:53:51.220 an MMA coach who kind of
00:53:52.440 like looks at your
00:53:53.560 fighting sees what went
00:53:55.160 wrong and says look this
00:53:56.580 is what we should fix this
00:53:57.740 is what we can fix with
00:53:58.940 the amount of time we
00:53:59.720 have and you kind of
00:54:01.000 make an overall smart
00:54:02.080 decision and then you
00:54:02.960 use whatever resources you
00:54:04.120 have to make it happen
00:54:04.920 if the fighter needs more
00:54:06.660 condition okay call
00:54:08.160 Goggins if the fighter
00:54:09.640 needs more motivation and
00:54:10.800 mental toughness call a
00:54:12.460 Goggins and you know he
00:54:13.860 could do that really well
00:54:14.980 but I don't think that was
00:54:16.940 Tony's problem so that's
00:54:17.940 why I don't think they
00:54:18.640 had success when they
00:54:19.760 were working together
00:54:20.640 because it wasn't solving
00:54:21.920 the issue at hand it
00:54:23.620 seems like you view MMA
00:54:24.860 not like a sport of
00:54:27.000 brutality not really like war
00:54:28.840 it seems like you're
00:54:29.680 very analytical and you
00:54:31.440 see it like a game of
00:54:33.100 chess is that correct
00:54:33.920 yeah I think I think
00:54:36.500 that's a good way to look
00:54:37.240 at it too it's very
00:54:38.100 physical but it's also
00:54:39.160 very cerebral there's so
00:54:40.560 many things that can
00:54:41.520 happen in an MMA fight
00:54:42.560 so if you look at I mean
00:54:44.580 if you look at running
00:54:45.820 you know sprinting the
00:54:47.920 rules are so limited all
00:54:49.320 you're allowed to do is
00:54:49.960 put one foot in front of
00:54:51.020 the other I mean that's
00:54:52.440 it so it's all about
00:54:53.340 power explosiveness
00:54:55.120 there's not much strategy I
00:54:56.660 know people are gonna say
00:54:57.380 no there is strategy in
00:54:58.720 sprinting yes there is
00:54:59.680 strategy in sprinting what
00:55:01.440 I'm saying is that it's
00:55:02.260 far less effective and
00:55:04.980 needed the more options
00:55:07.380 you have more strategy
00:55:09.000 matters so when I'm
00:55:10.560 running let's say I'm
00:55:11.540 racing against Hussein
00:55:12.560 Bolt there's not much
00:55:14.080 strategy it's gonna make
00:55:15.140 a difference I'm gonna
00:55:16.040 lose every time fighting
00:55:18.920 is the complete opposite
00:55:19.880 fighting there's so many
00:55:21.260 possibilities there's so
00:55:22.560 many moving pieces on the
00:55:23.840 board that a strategy
00:55:25.860 could make a major
00:55:26.760 difference what do you
00:55:28.640 what do you think is your
00:55:29.300 greatest accomplishment in
00:55:30.820 your coaching career
00:55:31.780 it's hard to say man
00:55:34.520 honestly well me and
00:55:35.660 George went undefeated
00:55:36.580 together for like nine
00:55:37.500 years so that's like I
00:55:38.760 think a streak that might
00:55:39.840 not never ever be
00:55:41.020 repeated you know we had
00:55:42.140 probably the
00:55:42.660 we had a really really
00:55:44.920 good stretch we won all
00:55:46.260 of I think every single
00:55:47.120 almost every single round
00:55:48.300 that he competed in we
00:55:49.660 had a really really stellar
00:55:51.860 rise together you know so
00:55:53.660 I don't know if that's
00:55:54.840 gonna be repeated for for a
00:55:56.340 very long time nine years
00:55:57.740 how long was Khabib's
00:55:59.280 undefeated streak I'm not
00:56:02.600 sure but Khabib wasn't
00:56:03.560 champion that long he won
00:56:04.980 the title against IA
00:56:05.940 Quinta three defenses right
00:56:07.500 yeah I believe then he
00:56:09.600 defended it against I can't
00:56:12.140 remember who he beat
00:56:14.000 McGregor
00:56:14.440 McGregor then then then then
00:56:17.560 then
00:56:17.820 Gagey
00:56:19.760 Poirier and then Justin
00:56:22.020 Gagey so four I would say
00:56:23.320 four
00:56:23.700 one title victory and then
00:56:27.000 three defenses yeah so I
00:56:28.580 would say you know that
00:56:29.260 that's good I think George
00:56:30.180 was at the
00:56:30.940 I remember I think was nine
00:56:33.000 or whatnot so he won it
00:56:34.480 twice two divisions and he
00:56:37.500 defended many more times I
00:56:39.200 think nine times
00:56:39.900 in a hypothetical fight you
00:56:42.200 can say let's a welterweight
00:56:43.640 I'm sure you've been asked
00:56:44.540 before you know where I'm
00:56:45.200 gonna go
00:56:45.600 do you have Khabib or
00:56:47.040 George NPR
00:56:47.600 oh man there's no good
00:56:51.420 answer to that one it's a
00:56:52.580 really tough one I think it
00:56:53.720 would be pound for pound it
00:56:56.480 would be a very tough fight
00:56:57.480 you know I could see it as a
00:56:58.960 seesaw battle you know George
00:57:00.680 has really more developed
00:57:02.080 kicks so I'd give him that
00:57:03.340 edge
00:57:03.660 Khabib is like really robust he
00:57:06.440 could really take a shot you
00:57:07.680 know so nobody's ever really
00:57:09.040 hurt Khabib you know it just
00:57:11.720 be a 50-50 fight honestly very
00:57:14.280 difficult to call
00:57:14.960 the perfect diplomatic answer
00:57:17.860 you're gonna get me in
00:57:19.840 trouble
00:57:20.060 that's a good one
00:57:20.900 you're gonna get me in
00:57:21.580 trouble the Dagestanis and
00:57:22.680 Canadians are all sharpening up
00:57:23.980 their guns and knives and
00:57:25.280 like they're all gonna kill me
00:57:26.180 now
00:57:26.360 that nine-year reign was uh was
00:57:29.460 very interesting my my
00:57:30.920 favorite was uh George
00:57:32.140 Champier versus Jake Shields
00:57:33.980 uh for personal reasons
00:57:35.540 because I'm good friends with
00:57:36.760 Jake Shields I want to ask
00:57:38.180 what was the strategy going into
00:57:39.680 that fight because before that
00:57:41.340 fight I think Jake Shields was
00:57:42.480 on a really long undefeated run
00:57:44.000 and that that ended his run
00:57:45.440 Jake is one of the most
00:57:47.420 successful athletes to ever do
00:57:48.800 MMA
00:57:49.060 he's one of the most successful
00:57:51.500 athletes to ever do MMA
00:57:52.880 it's a shame the UFC didn't take
00:57:55.060 him on earlier because he he
00:57:56.460 really dominated the circuit
00:57:57.820 outside of UFC
00:57:58.720 strike force
00:57:59.520 he has one of the most epic
00:58:00.620 wins over Dan Henderson the
00:58:02.080 guy above above his weight he
00:58:03.500 was two division champion I
00:58:05.620 don't know if you ever saw that
00:58:06.400 fight but it's one of the most
00:58:08.200 amazing comebacks ever he was
00:58:10.000 badly hurt in round one
00:58:11.820 against the guys we call uh
00:58:14.300 uh uh the h-bomb you know
00:58:18.160 Dan Henderson had a crazy
00:58:19.740 powerful right hand like an
00:58:21.000 incredibly deadly right hand
00:58:22.480 he knocked out Fedor with it
00:58:23.660 and he knocked out so many
00:58:24.480 fighters he knocked out Shogun
00:58:25.740 he knocked out many uh champions
00:58:29.240 with that right hand and he
00:58:30.380 hit uh Shields with it in round
00:58:32.600 one it's a really incredible
00:58:34.080 fight you have to watch it but
00:58:36.080 Shields dug his way back to a
00:58:37.920 victory a unanimous victory
00:58:39.360 after being like almost put out
00:58:41.280 completely so um Jake Shields
00:58:43.840 yeah no he's the guy who has a
00:58:45.100 heart of a line he was always
00:58:46.320 able to find a way to win he was
00:58:49.200 one of the most um successful
00:58:51.680 waterweights ever
00:58:52.480 so what was the strategy going into
00:58:54.960 that fight how are you analyzing
00:58:56.600 his game
00:58:57.140 uh both George and him were really
00:58:59.920 good are very good wrestlers and
00:59:01.920 grapplers so we wanted to keep
00:59:03.140 Jacob standing up we thought that
00:59:04.680 he had vulnerabilities there and
00:59:06.940 especially because George has such a
00:59:08.280 well-developed kicking game George
00:59:09.680 has been doing karate since he's
00:59:10.900 you know very very young so we
00:59:13.200 thought that uh you know we'd be
00:59:14.560 using our kickboxing against him
00:59:16.440 and kind of like keep him at bay
00:59:18.040 with the wrestling
00:59:18.620 did you do you ever see these
00:59:22.340 fighters as enemies I think after
00:59:24.120 McGregor Habib MMA became way more
00:59:26.680 they added a lot more animosity to
00:59:28.300 it before it was it seemed more
00:59:30.560 respectful anything did you see
00:59:31.740 these people as enemies or just you
00:59:33.820 know this is my opponent this is the
00:59:35.320 the game plan yeah you know like the
00:59:39.300 there was definitely a different
00:59:41.060 era like when George was a champion
00:59:43.200 you know he had a lot of respect he
00:59:44.780 was showing a good example to the
00:59:46.240 youth you know everybody was like
00:59:47.820 um just loving his demeanor the way
00:59:51.240 he respects everyone before and after
00:59:52.980 the fight
00:59:53.420 then you had the Ronda Rousey era
00:59:55.340 where it's like uh you know it's a
00:59:57.380 badass attitude and then you have it
00:59:59.380 of course the McGregor era soon after
01:00:02.080 which is like you know you're you're
01:00:03.980 cocky you're brash you beat the guy
01:00:05.880 you say you're gonna beat the guy
01:00:07.040 then you do beat the guy and you know
01:00:10.120 you tell the guy how how everybody you
01:00:12.020 know you tell him how how weak he is
01:00:13.720 and you're you you know he was more
01:00:16.720 narcissistic and in love with himself
01:00:19.080 and whatnot and it was a completely
01:00:21.440 different era I remember uh we were in
01:00:23.440 New York and George was making this
01:00:25.240 comeback uh fight and the crowd in the
01:00:28.500 at the press conference was booing and
01:00:30.360 hissing a lot of the fighters and they
01:00:31.880 were super super riled up and he was
01:00:34.120 like wow MMA has really changed I'm
01:00:35.660 like yeah since you've been gone the
01:00:37.000 the because I was still going to the
01:00:38.640 fights you know I was still like I had
01:00:40.580 fighters competing and I was like no
01:00:42.260 things have changed completely as the
01:00:44.480 champions change the the crowd kind of
01:00:46.560 reflects the type of champion that is
01:00:48.880 reigning at the time and um I was
01:00:51.680 really happy to see Khabib beat
01:00:53.020 McGregor because I was so sick of the
01:00:54.740 whole um you know just antagonizing
01:00:58.740 everybody every day bullying people you
01:01:01.420 know because the thing is I don't
01:01:03.620 really mind it personally for me but I
01:01:05.340 know that when you have a champion like
01:01:06.640 that I know the kids in school are
01:01:08.540 being bullied like I just know I was
01:01:10.160 bullied growing up and I can tell you
01:01:12.040 when you have a champion like a
01:01:13.020 McGregor or Rousey all the kids look up
01:01:15.140 to them and they think oh I got to
01:01:16.440 behave like that that's my role model
01:01:18.120 that's how I got to be if I want to be a
01:01:19.700 successful person so you have a lot of
01:01:22.680 kids that are for sure being bullied in
01:01:25.700 school why because they look up at an
01:01:27.520 example like that you know so they're
01:01:29.460 gonna start talking like him act like
01:01:31.080 him and I see it myself because I go in
01:01:32.980 the gym and I see the young kids you
01:01:34.320 know they're all acting brash and they're
01:01:35.780 all acting you know like who's the
01:01:38.000 superstar of the day
01:01:39.080 you I'm surprised you got bullied
01:01:42.580 I didn't expect that for so much
01:01:45.180 young man sure sure I got bullied a lot
01:01:47.380 not as bad as GSP GSP got bullied way
01:01:50.320 worse than me
01:01:51.080 is that why you started pursuing MMA
01:01:54.000 yeah I'll tell you most martial artists
01:01:57.420 that did it in my era we did it because
01:02:00.660 we were bullied we saw Hoyce Gracie be
01:02:02.600 champion we're like this little guy's
01:02:04.000 champion all the the the guys all the
01:02:07.900 guys who looked like Hoyce or comparatively
01:02:10.900 at least we all wanted to learn martial
01:02:13.240 arts like how can we like martial arts is
01:02:15.360 real this is like definitive proof that
01:02:17.140 martial arts is real so Hoyce Gracie was a
01:02:19.680 it was like a big hero to us all you know
01:02:22.140 not just because he won that tournament
01:02:23.600 because he proved that you can beat or
01:02:25.880 defend yourself at least against a bigger
01:02:27.460 person you know he could he could be
01:02:29.180 dominant so it was just like incredible
01:02:32.680 to us you know at a young age me George
01:02:35.840 were very much bullied absolutely 100% it
01:02:38.760 seems like that's Sean Strickland's
01:02:40.600 background too he talks a lot about how
01:02:42.580 his parents and his difficult upbringing and
01:02:45.680 he seems like he's getting revenge for what
01:02:48.180 happened in his childhood in the ring so
01:02:50.640 maybe that's a that's a common trend
01:02:52.200 yeah definitely uh created a fire in him
01:02:57.280 you could tell you know when he fights you
01:02:58.740 could tell that you know he's he's game
01:03:01.260 he's game you know he has something that's
01:03:03.020 driving him and I know I've heard him talk
01:03:05.680 about his story here and there but uh
01:03:07.720 sometimes a difficult life can lead to a
01:03:10.180 burning fire within you know and you just
01:03:12.640 want to like just want to you just want to
01:03:15.380 rid yourself of this misery you know you want
01:03:17.280 to rid yourself of this problem you have so
01:03:19.080 you're super motivated to to uh resolve it
01:03:23.380 you know I'm I'm still to this day super
01:03:25.800 motivated to train and enjoy the training but
01:03:28.260 I mean I don't get bullied anymore I mean
01:03:31.000 people actually you know because I'm online
01:03:33.200 sometimes people try believe it or not
01:03:35.220 still to this day but I don't have a worry
01:03:37.840 about it now I do it because I enjoy it but
01:03:39.660 there was a time I just really wanted to be
01:03:41.500 sure that I won't get bullied again you know
01:03:43.560 yeah I believe that everyone's going to be
01:03:47.240 susceptible to getting comments on the
01:03:50.080 internet it doesn't go away no matter how
01:03:51.620 accomplished or whoever you are but it seems
01:03:54.540 I just invite them to the gym come on down
01:03:57.080 and do they ever come on down no not really
01:04:00.700 something maybe once in a while but you know
01:04:03.240 they don't last long but yeah you seem very
01:04:07.080 calculated and people were really recommending
01:04:10.040 that I speak to you because you have a background
01:04:11.960 of philosophy how does philosophy play into
01:04:15.140 MMA you know philosophy you learn how to be
01:04:18.840 analytical you know you learn to ask the
01:04:20.580 right questions you learn to think you know
01:04:23.400 to reduce problems to the smallest smallest
01:04:27.460 possible denominator and try to resolve issues
01:04:30.620 try to resolve problems you know why did one
01:04:32.920 guy fall and one guy not you know why did these
01:04:35.560 two guys try the same maneuver and one of them
01:04:37.420 was successful and the other one wasn't and you
01:04:40.200 know it's just it's all about being analytical
01:04:41.880 breaking things down trying to figure out going
01:04:44.840 on in there exactly you know taking a microscope and
01:04:47.660 and putting the sport under the microscope and
01:04:49.720 trying to figure out what's going on do you think
01:04:52.140 that other coaches and other camps apply philosophy
01:04:56.760 because I don't it doesn't seem like they do at all
01:04:59.020 maybe not philosophy per se maybe not they're not
01:05:02.680 trained in philosophy but there's there's a lot of
01:05:04.760 smart people in the sport you know a lot of smart
01:05:06.700 people and I think it's more about asking the right
01:05:09.500 questions and thinking really hard about it
01:05:11.360 I'm formally trained in logic but I don't think
01:05:14.960 it's it's it's the one one perfect way to do it you
01:05:18.980 know I think there's a lot of people who've been doing
01:05:20.620 this for a long time and they've seen a lot and what
01:05:24.000 their experience and trial and error in the gym trying
01:05:27.260 different things trying different approaches working
01:05:29.300 with different coaches they get different ideas and
01:05:31.380 they kind of figure their way around you said you're
01:05:34.720 you're trained in logic some people are saying that you
01:05:36.880 have a master's degree in philosophy but what do you
01:05:38.680 mean trained in logic no no train well philosophy is a
01:05:41.540 study of logic okay philosophy means literally means
01:05:44.740 the love of of wisdom a lover of wisdom a philosopher is
01:05:48.680 a lover of wisdom okay that's what it translates to but
01:05:51.120 when you go to university they teach you formal logic what are
01:05:55.700 the rules to logic what is something what makes
01:05:57.840 something logical or illogical that's that's really what
01:06:01.160 philosophy is okay it's a study of epistemology how we know
01:06:04.860 things the the philosophy of no I shouldn't say the thought the
01:06:07.980 science of how we know things like for instance if you know if
01:06:12.980 you say one plus one equals two well what kind of logic are
01:06:15.520 you using there well we say that's an analytical logic it's
01:06:18.320 true by definition okay so then you have science you know like
01:06:21.960 physics what kind of logic are they using well they're using
01:06:25.760 inductive logic they're going by trial and error they're trying
01:06:29.120 to use the empiricism to prove something so
01:06:33.640 philosophy is really the study of logic formal logic what makes
01:06:40.740 something true or false does that conflict with being a deist
01:06:46.920 I've heard a lot of people who are religious they say that you
01:06:50.000 should not pursue philosophy because it's not something I agree
01:06:53.440 with they say you shouldn't pursue philosophy because it'll put doubt in
01:06:56.560 your mind a lot of the leading philosophers people like Sartre Nietzsche
01:06:59.520 these people are like weird sexual deviants and you know these
01:07:05.160 existentialists a lot of them you know could push people away
01:07:07.960 yeah well listen I'll tell you something look
01:07:11.000 think about this okay philosophy is logic
01:07:15.020 it's the study of logic so how could you say the study of logic is haram
01:07:19.820 I'd have to ask them okay why do you think the study of logic is haram though
01:07:24.140 they're gonna have to give me a logical question a logical argument and they're
01:07:29.300 using philosophy they're gonna have to philosophize on why it's haram
01:07:32.300 and so it's a self-defeating position you cannot say you cannot say logic or
01:07:38.940 philosophy is haram you can't say that it's completely irrational it's a self-defeating
01:07:43.340 position if I ask a Muslim or anybody what is philosophy first they're gonna have to
01:07:47.980 define it so philosophy is the study of logic okay to put simply okay so why is the study
01:07:55.340 of logic haram well he's gonna have to come up with some rationale he's gonna have to
01:07:58.620 use logic but he's using something that he's claiming as haram to prove something
01:08:04.140 it's not it's inescapable logic is inescapable okay now the question isn't really whether it's
01:08:12.140 haram I'm just I'm wondering has it instilled any doubt in your mind or is the study
01:08:16.620 no no quite the opposite quite the opposite quite the opposite look quite the opposite
01:08:22.460 philosophy brought me to Islam like it made me very confident in Islam made me give me
01:08:28.060 it gave me reassurance in Islam and it's it's super like I don't I don't think all Muslims need
01:08:36.380 to be philosophers no but we have to have philosophers so in Islam we should have architects
01:08:41.340 we should have engineers we should have lawyers we should have doctors and we should have philosophers
01:08:49.180 why shouldn't we have philosophers you know that Islam was very famous for their philosophy
01:08:54.140 once upon a time in the golden age of Islam when Islam was very successful
01:08:58.540 we had many philosophers now I studied Greek philosophy I studied Muslim philosophy and I studied
01:09:04.220 British British empiricism or the enlightenment period mostly so the European philosophers okay I studied
01:09:10.140 those three eras and I could tell you the the Muslims were highly influential highly developed
01:09:16.780 highly rational and I'm a big follower of Ghazali you know I find Ghazali to be incredibly inspiring
01:09:24.140 now did it create the rifts and and and feuds yes okay but you'd be surprised how
01:09:30.060 open-minded thinkers like Ghazali were at the time okay so it's quite a complex history but they were
01:09:35.660 incredibly profound incredibly profound and in my opinion thinkers like Ghazali really truly understand
01:09:43.820 what the Quran is saying because the Quran is making logical claims over and over again and the Quran
01:09:49.100 actually criticizes those who don't use reason the Quran tells you look if you ask them why they're why
01:09:54.620 they believe what they believe they're going to say we just believe because our fathers believe that
01:09:58.300 they told us to believe it now when you ask Muslims oh they say no don't think don't don't use
01:10:03.420 reason just believe no no wait a second the Quran is actually telling you the pagans only believe
01:10:09.260 what they believe because their fathers told them if they're following tradition they're not using logic
01:10:13.740 they're not they're not using rationale and I was actually quite amazed at how uh impressive the
01:10:20.860 Muslim thinkers were and the conclusions that they came down to you know and one of the most profound
01:10:28.300 conclusions that they came to the Muslim philosophers was a lot of critique towards Christianity you know
01:10:34.380 the the Christians of course critiqued Islam and the Muslims critique Christianity and I found that
01:10:40.860 yeah probably yeah we're always going to have a dialogue we're supposed to have dialogues in a
01:10:44.060 good way in a positive way never negative never you know we don't need to have animosity with one another
01:10:49.820 but why do they believe Christ is God why do they believe he died for your sins well there's a very
01:10:55.020 profound point the Quran is making that I think a lot of the Muslims today just don't understand why
01:11:01.500 because they didn't study logic and philosophy and then they didn't here's the thing if the Quran was
01:11:08.300 let's say the Quran was talking about the heart and how the heart sends blood in the circulatory system
01:11:15.500 you might go ask a doctor hey can you read these verses and make some kind of logical connection
01:11:20.220 between what you've learned in science in the circulatory system and what the Quran is saying
01:11:25.980 and you might find there's a parallel like for instance the Quran talks about mountains okay
01:11:29.980 you go you speak to a geologist and geologist is going to say well it does actually the mountain
01:11:34.540 does have a root and it does stop the the tectonic plates from shifting etc so you you will go to an
01:11:40.300 expert in geology and ask him about what the Quran is saying when it's referring to mountains but
01:11:45.260 when the Quran is making a logical argument why don't you ask a logician somebody who studied and
01:11:50.140 formally trained in logic why not make the same parallel you know so I think logic is is very
01:11:57.500 important because the Quran is over and over again making logical arguments that I find is um understood by
01:12:04.140 by the by the Muslims but not as it's not as it's not as understood as well as people who formally studied
01:12:10.940 logic like I'll give you a for instance okay the Christians say that Jesus died on the cross for your sins
01:12:22.540 the Quran says people who say that they don't know they're just guessing they're just they're just
01:12:27.420 people who are guessing okay there are people who are like uh they're they're they're super full of
01:12:34.060 doubts they're not sure they're not they're so so unsure they're just kind of like they're just
01:12:39.580 following what's on the bandwagon what people said they're trying to put a piece of puzzle together and
01:12:43.740 they can't they can't make heads or tails of it that's what the Quran is basically trying to tell you
01:12:47.420 they don't have any certainty about what happened in the past now if you look at JFK JFK died
01:12:53.420 less than 100 years ago about 100 years ago whatever it was we had CIA FBI recorded video
01:13:04.780 secret agents we have every type of possible entity there and we still don't know exactly what
01:13:11.660 happened to them we don't know if you shot from the front shot from the back how many bullets were
01:13:15.500 fired there's still a lot of mystery yet we have all the great minds of the world looking at the same
01:13:20.940 footage studying the same event that happened in broad daylight with thousands of witnesses filmed
01:13:26.620 on camera we still can't figure out exactly how this man was killed which who shot him what what was
01:13:34.300 the exact uh you know some people think he was shot from behind well some people believe he was shot by
01:13:39.980 leo harvey oswald some people say no he was shot by the past the grassy knoll by the fans there must have
01:13:46.140 been a bullet coming towards him not only from the back etc there's a major controversy and that's
01:13:52.700 something that happened in broad daylight to a man surrounded by thousands of people imagine now
01:14:00.620 you're trying to tell me the Quran is saying look do you think you know what happened 2000 years ago to
01:14:05.580 somebody
01:14:09.260 2000 years ago and the witnesses were not even there like you don't even have the witnesses because you know
01:14:14.620 the gospels they're anonymous we don't know who wrote mark matthew luke and john those were names
01:14:20.380 that were attributed later on okay we don't we they're anonymous sources their scholars their
01:14:25.580 christian scholars say there's about 50 other gospels think about that there's 50 other claims to what happened
01:14:34.860 these are not eyewitness claims this is something happened 2000 years ago you think by reading these
01:14:40.060 anonymous books you can piece the pie together and you can you could be so sure that this event happened
01:14:45.420 because in christianity it says you know paul says if jesus didn't die and wasn't resurrected your faith
01:14:52.540 is in vain if this event didn't happen exactly like so christianity is in vain you understand it's
01:14:59.500 riding on this historical event now if you listen to the if you if you listen to the Quran the Quran is
01:15:05.580 saying look it's telling the prophet alayhi salam you don't know what happened to Noah we're informing
01:15:11.260 you the Quran is informing you you didn't deduce it you didn't go and play uh Sherlock Holmes and
01:15:18.140 figure it out this is news we're giving to you this is revelation you understand now because it's
01:15:24.620 revelation you're taking it upon faith okay so ghazali will tell you look we accept what the Quran is
01:15:30.140 saying because there's nothing that's contradicting the Quran okay we accept it it's revelation the
01:15:34.220 prophet passed the test but there are things that we can verify in the Quran for ourselves the most
01:15:39.820 important things and ghazali's point is that islam is a naturally it's a natural religion and a
01:15:48.140 revealed religion this is a very important point i think ghazali is making a very important ibn tufal
01:15:52.780 made this point heavily as well another muslim thinker islam is a you're born upon the fitrah
01:15:59.900 okay every human being is born upon the fitrah
01:16:05.500 the Quran critiques the christian and the jews it says to the christian and the jews tells us
01:16:09.980 actually to tell them tell them abraham was upon the faith before the scripture because the bible
01:16:15.420 is the story of abraham so abraham didn't have the bible if you read the bible after genesis you're
01:16:21.340 reading the story of abraham how could abraham have the story of abraham he didn't have scripture
01:16:26.380 abraham what was he upon he was upon the fitrah instead the bible the old testament is about
01:16:33.100 abraham so abraham didn't have a scripture but yet he's already guided so he didn't believe in the
01:16:39.340 resurrection the death and resurrection etc he didn't have to believe in that but yet he was good
01:16:43.980 with god he was a pious man he was a saved man what was he upon well he was upon the fitrah so
01:16:50.780 the quran is here to remind you of a religion you were born in the quran is making this very strong
01:16:58.620 point that you already know god your god is an innate idea it's already you're already known the
01:17:04.220 quran actually says that before you're born in this world the whole all of humanity gave shahada to god
01:17:11.740 god asks who's your one and only true god and we all gave the shahada you're the one and only true god
01:17:16.700 and then that's pre-existence don't forget then we're born into this world that's why the prophet
01:17:22.780 alayhi salam says look every child is born upon the fitrah muslim even though islam didn't exist
01:17:30.140 because islam doesn't mean you believe in the quran islam means you're upon the fitrah
01:17:36.300 can you describe what fitrah means for the ones that don't know yeah fitrah is is a
01:17:41.500 it's a it's a it's a difficult thing but it's basically the natural state the natural state
01:17:46.940 it's your it's your natural innate religion it's an innate religion okay so look i'm gonna i'm gonna
01:17:55.180 i'm gonna show you okay so everything you ever learned in your entire life we had to point to it
01:18:04.140 okay so for instance when you learned the color red i had to show you the color red somebody had to show
01:18:08.300 you the color red and say that's the color red and you had an experience of the color red
01:18:13.580 then you saw a cat and we said that's a cat we associated the word cat to that animal
01:18:20.140 everything that's in your head you once saw it in your senses okay this is like um
01:18:28.060 basic basic philosophy all all philosophers in the world we agree on this okay so for instance
01:18:32.460 if you were born blind let's say sneaker you were born blind you would know nothing about the color red
01:18:38.540 no matter how intelligent you are if einstein was born blind
01:18:43.660 we could talk to him about the color red toward blue in the face guess what he'll never understand
01:18:47.900 what the color red is he has to see red to understand red you understand what i'm trying to say you follow
01:18:55.020 if you never tasted chocolate can you know what the taste of chocolate is no no you'd have to taste
01:19:02.140 chocolate now you know what chocolate is now you can remember it
01:19:04.860 everything that you have in your head you have to see in your senses you have to have in your senses
01:19:10.940 everything i'm gonna tell you okay i want you to imagine in your mind a piece of chocolate you can
01:19:18.380 yes can you imagine okay i want you to imagine a red bicycle can you imagine a red bicycle yes okay now i
01:19:25.660 want you to imagine i don't know a cloud i can no problem right that's easy how about a yellow cloud
01:19:35.500 i can picture it yeah okay but yellow clouds don't exist correct they don't they don't but you took your
01:19:42.780 idea of cloud and you took your idea of yellow one once upon a time you saw a yellow flower or yellow
01:19:47.660 crayon or something you saw yellow you saw a cloud now in your mind you can mix them up
01:19:55.900 right so in your mind you can make a concoction you can make up something you can make up
01:20:01.180 santa claus but santa claus is made up of things that are real so reindeer exist men exist slaves exist
01:20:10.300 flight exists how do you know flight exists you saw a bird flying okay flight exists
01:20:14.620 everything that's in your head you saw with the senses
01:20:23.180 so look you're wearing a jean jacket right if i asked you to picture i don't know um
01:20:30.700 a cloud that's made of jean jacket you could picture it doesn't exist yeah but you could picture it
01:20:36.620 because you saw a jean you saw a cloud now in your mind only in your mind you can make a
01:20:41.340 a picture of it you could mix things around in your mind right
01:20:48.700 you could think of gold you can think of mountain and in your mind you can make a golden mountain
01:20:55.260 but in your mind it's just an imagination right it's only imagination but gold exists
01:21:01.260 the the parts that make up a golden mountain exists okay this is what david hume he used the
01:21:06.140 example of a golden mountain you saw gold you saw a mountain and then in your mind you could
01:21:11.660 picture a golden mountain but golden mountains don't exist in the world correct okay but everything
01:21:17.980 you can imagine in your mind imagine any wild thing any wild creature any imagine the spaghetti
01:21:23.740 monster imagine any crazy idea in your head it's all a collage it's all a mixture of things you've
01:21:30.540 experienced so if you never saw the color yellow imagine you never saw the color yellow you could
01:21:40.140 never picture a yellow rose if all you ever saw was a red rose a blue rose a pink rose you would never
01:21:47.020 come up with the idea of yellow never you have to experience yellow you have to see yellow then you
01:21:53.820 could imagine yellow you understand this is a very important point like i'm not trying to
01:22:00.940 say anything yet okay just try to follow what i'm saying everything that's in your head was once in
01:22:06.860 your senses you either saw it smelt it taste it heard it or touched it those are your senses you have five senses
01:22:17.020 so if you never touched sandpaper you don't know what sandpaper feels like
01:22:24.380 once you touch sandpaper you're like oh i have the idea of rough something rough
01:22:28.780 and now you can imagine a rough cloud okay today we use the example of cloud i can pick i can imagine
01:22:34.460 a rough cloud made of sandpaper even though they don't exist this is a very important point okay so
01:22:39.980 we're starting to understand that everything we have in our heads we once experienced
01:22:46.780 if i didn't experience it i don't have it in my head just like the blind man who never saw the
01:22:51.260 color red he cannot imagine a red cloud he cannot he never seen a cloud never seen the color red you
01:22:57.820 could talk to him all day about the color red you he could not deduce logically what the color red is
01:23:03.500 okay now let me contrast that with this idea okay i want you to imagine in your mind first i asked you to
01:23:10.620 imagine a yellow cloud and you were able to do it now i'm going to ask you to imagine in your mind
01:23:17.020 a copie a what a copie a copie yeah imagine that in your mind what is that nothing comes to mind
01:23:29.340 am i right yeah nothing you're blank right you're blank am i right i thought of like uh yeah nothing
01:23:37.020 but of colorado pie 3.14 and no i'm not talking about that that's nothing to do with it okay it's
01:23:44.060 just a made-up word so it's a made-up word okay there's nothing to associate it with
01:23:50.060 because i can't point to anything in the world and say look that's a copie
01:23:53.020 when i taught you when when you learned the word cloud you saw that's a cloud
01:23:58.140 when you saw the sun somebody said look that's the sun that's yellow that's orange that's a cat
01:24:03.580 that's a mouse that's a desk that's a tv that's a pencil we have to point to it right
01:24:11.020 everything in the universe that i talked to you about i have to show you an instance of it
01:24:14.780 except one thing when i say allah when i say god you know exactly what i'm talking about
01:24:24.380 you don't say oh what do you mean what is this i don't know what you're talking about
01:24:27.260 that's why i personally say there's no such thing as an atheist
01:24:30.060 in the quran it says calls them kafir kafir is they covered what did they cover
01:24:35.900 kafir it doesn't mean you know they translated as infidel infidel is not a correct translation it's not
01:24:40.940 a correct it's an incorrect translation it's convenient translation but it's a very shallow
01:24:46.140 one it's not a derogatory term it's not an insult kafir means just like oh that person he covered it
01:24:52.620 covered what is belief in god okay so in every heart every human heart which also heart means mind
01:25:01.500 we have this and we're born with this belief of god before you knew anything about red yellow clouds
01:25:07.980 mountains gold you already know about god you were born in the fitrah when i talk to you about
01:25:15.420 allah you already understand about allah i don't have to go and point to something and show you a
01:25:20.940 picture of god that's why we don't paint pictures of god because look what look what the greeks did the
01:25:27.180 greeks said they saw lightning lightning was really amazing they said oh you know what god lightning put the
01:25:33.020 two together i imagine zeus just like you put you took the the color yellow you took a cloud and you
01:25:39.980 made up something that doesn't exist in your mind you can make things up that don't exist okay but every
01:25:46.620 ingredient does exist so when i look at the cloud i see look there's a white cloud or a gray cloud
01:25:55.420 those exist out there in the world when i think of a yellow cloud in my mind i have to remember oh wait
01:25:59.980 a second yellow clouds they don't exist that's something that i took from seeing a yellow flower
01:26:05.500 and this cloud and i mixed it together in my mind and the quran is telling you the same thing
01:26:10.780 the quran is telling you when god creates adam he says look i taught you all the names of everything
01:26:21.260 adam when he's in the quran he's saying god taught him the names of everything okay like i just showed
01:26:26.620 like i just showed you when you were born we had to teach you the name of everything we had to show
01:26:31.020 you look this is a cat this is a dog we took we took the sound dog and we said look that that when i
01:26:38.700 say the sound dog i mean this thing here over here and then you saw enough instances of dogs you realize
01:26:44.540 okay the sound dog means something with furry with four with four legs and it barks okay that's what they
01:26:50.460 mean when they say the word dog if i show you a red octagon of a flat red octagon what does it mean to
01:27:00.460 you a flat red octagon what does that mean it means stop right you stop the car stop sign stop sign right
01:27:08.780 but we had to teach you look a red octagon means stop that's what we want we we associated red flat
01:27:14.540 octagons we associated s with the with the sounds and t with the sound we made it all up
01:27:24.060 we had to teach it to you there's nothing about a red octagon that means stop if i show you a chinese
01:27:28.620 character there's no way to deduce what it means somebody has to tell you what it means
01:27:35.500 so what i'm trying to what i'm trying to say is everything in the world we had to teach you except one
01:27:40.220 thing you already know allah when i talk to you about allah it strikes a nerve and it strikes a
01:27:48.700 chord within you that's why the quran says the believers when they hear the quran they're they
01:27:54.300 believe they heard it they're talking i'm talking to you about something you already know nobody had
01:27:59.740 to that's what ghazali says you don't have to be the world's most logical human being you don't
01:28:04.460 have to have an iq of 170 to understand allah understand you don't have to be you don't have
01:28:09.980 to do some kind of research experiment it's not something everybody knows god you understand so
01:28:16.220 basically you know we say this world is a test yeah but god gave you a test but he also put you on the
01:28:24.140 correct answer that's why we say god is the most gracious most merciful because i gave you a test and
01:28:31.020 the test you start on the right answer you can get the answer wrong but you started with the right
01:28:36.940 answer so think of think about this okay everything you ever had have in your head we had to teach it
01:28:44.140 to you except one thing i never told you about allah and i pointed to something a picture i never said
01:28:50.860 talked to you about allah and i showed you uh a man with a beard oh i took a picture of a man with a
01:28:57.660 beard and i mixed it with this idea that already exists within me what's the most arrogant thing
01:29:03.420 to do is to take a picture of yourself and mix it with the idea of god you know when you go to japan
01:29:09.180 jesus is japanese when you go to africa he's african when you go to china he's chinese when you go to
01:29:14.700 india he's india when you go to america he's white there's a lot of people that get really upset when you
01:29:19.740 say jesus wasn't white or isn't white he's still they get very angry and it's like the whole idea is
01:29:27.100 ridiculous because they say white is european but this guy wasn't european you know he's like we
01:29:32.780 we know where he was from we know where he's palestinian yeah well come on he's palestinian
01:29:39.100 are you palestinian he was palestinian no i'm lebanese you're lebanese okay i'm lebanese which is
01:29:44.060 very similar i went there i went to the neck of the way i went uh a couple months ago replace yeah i
01:29:49.740 like lebanese people quite a bit well thank you that's great very mixed very mixed place there's a lot
01:29:54.780 of christians a lot of jews there's jews there a lot yeah yeah yeah very diverse yeah we yeah we're
01:30:01.340 diverse a set of people for sure why do you know what i'm saying sorry go ahead i was saying why
01:30:07.340 were you saying uh jesus is palestine because that's also controversial people said the land at the time
01:30:11.740 was in palestine that it was he's from nazareth which was well he's from that region he's from that
01:30:17.820 region right he's from that he's a middle easterner so he was he looked like me he had my skin color he
01:30:23.820 had our genetics i'm from the same genetics okay i'm because don't forget genetics doesn't
01:30:30.300 there's no such thing as i don't want to get too deep in this but genetics it just tells you what
01:30:33.980 region you're from there's no real thing as a race okay race is just like where did your genetics
01:30:41.660 hail from in terms of region but that's that's a another topic for another day but basically
01:30:47.820 he's from the middle eastern region jesus there's no debate on this he was probably very similar to my
01:30:55.180 skin color
01:30:58.700 so but like like i was saying i mean the quran also gives this example of of understanding god okay
01:31:07.500 so think about this okay when you were in your mother's womb
01:31:11.900 you didn't know sneeko sneeko didn't exist the name sneeko didn't exist we had to teach you the name
01:31:19.180 sneeko right when you're in your mother's womb you didn't know the dunya you don't know yellow green
01:31:26.780 tasty sweet sugar bitter you don't know uh what it's like to stub your toe you don't know any of this
01:31:32.540 you didn't even know you exist you had no ego you know even psychology they say
01:31:40.860 the ego forms a little bit before the age of one the ego means there's me and then there's the world
01:31:46.780 i'm separate from the world there's people out there and there's me you start realizing there's a
01:31:52.620 person called me okay there's this thing me the formation of the ego when the baby comes out the
01:31:58.220 baby doesn't even have ego but what does the baby have the baby has this innate this point of um
01:32:07.820 this point of awareness a oneness a fitra just a pure perfect fitra some people disagree i mean
01:32:16.380 christians believe that we're born with original sin that we're born sinners and we need to be
01:32:22.060 forgiven and baptized for sins that we did not commit right so if i commit a crime why shouldn't they arrest
01:32:28.060 my wife and my kids would they do that is that fair if i commit a crime if i commit a crime should
01:32:36.300 they go arrest my brother no is that is that christian justice that doesn't make sense why not
01:32:43.340 because why not it's not your son yeah but why then why am i punished for adam's sin that's what i like
01:32:48.780 to ask them i would say look if adam created a sin adam and eve created a sim alayhi sanam why are we
01:32:54.700 why are we in trouble for that what i guess the answer is where it's the difference between human
01:33:02.780 nature and law maybe you can't apply legal uh legal moral ideas to human nature
01:33:13.580 explain i mean okay are you saying that i'm gonna sin one day okay that's possible but
01:33:18.620 if if a newborn baby is born is he born with a sin he doesn't he doesn't even know he exists he doesn't
01:33:23.820 even know his name he doesn't know how to move his finger what is he is he born with is he born
01:33:29.420 clean slate or is he is he a sin i believe i've never looked at a baby and thought that's a sinner
01:33:36.060 like he needs to be i've never seen a baby and thought he needs to be forgiven for stuff he didn't do
01:33:41.980 i i think everyone can look at a baby and like the way they smile they have a purity in their face where
01:33:47.580 they're not eventually when people have evil thoughts and do evil actions it wears down on
01:33:52.780 their face and you can see it and they become a different like their appearance is different you
01:33:57.340 can see it a baby you look at it you can see purity that's something that's indisputable it's it's hard
01:34:03.180 to argue that but that's why i've never believed in i i agree with you i agree with you but i understand
01:34:07.580 some christians they say no the sin is passed down and and it's inherent so it's in our dna and but
01:34:14.460 i would say doesn't that make god unjust
01:34:22.220 if if let's say my son does something wrong should i punish his little brother
01:34:30.060 that's what i ask christians should i punish his little brother should i punish his little sister
01:34:34.860 should i punish the neighbor they had nothing to do with that's why that's why i ask christians you
01:34:40.860 know how could we say that there's original sin because that would mean i would make sense for me to
01:34:45.500 punish all my children for one of my children's uh transgressions and if you read the old testament
01:34:52.700 the old testament says you know one person won't take the sin of another so there's a there's a type of
01:35:00.540 uh inconsistency there you know so a new narrative was born after when when the jesus christ story
01:35:05.980 happened and they were trying to explain why because a lot of people say look they were just
01:35:10.700 trying to explain why somebody's so good but have something so so bad happen to him so if you look at
01:35:18.380 the jesus christ story is this you know they depict him as this sinless man perfect man god man and then
01:35:25.020 they say look the worst thing happened to the best person why would that why does why do bad things happen to
01:35:30.460 good people while we say oh it's a fitna that's our explanation it's a fitna it's a trial it's going
01:35:36.620 to show your true colors you're not going to are you are you only are you only happy and joyous and
01:35:42.380 patient and loving when things are good or when things are bad you're still loyal loving worshiping god
01:35:52.220 etc well we won't know until we test you right okay that's the muslim paradigm and the christian paradigm
01:35:59.420 it's because well that happened to jesus because all of you sinned you're all bad you're all evil
01:36:04.780 you're all this happened because of the whole human all of humanity basically so that's how they try to
01:36:14.060 explain it i've realized that there's a lot of christians get really i'm seeing it in the chat
01:36:18.860 note too someone said uh this is pissing me off christ is king i've come to the realization there's so
01:36:24.620 many i've i've trying to relax on this because it just like it creates a lot of division and people
01:36:30.620 get angry and people like having i think people like to have faith and it blends it to blind faith
01:36:37.500 where they like to believe without going into the logic or go into the philosophy behind it they when
01:36:43.020 you when they start to hear this conversation there's a blockade and they don't want to transcend that
01:36:47.820 level of logic so i i've seen it that's why i've even dialed back my language i'll try not to say
01:36:55.100 uh allah say god so that people so that they think it's the same they don't get confused they don't get
01:37:00.540 angry right but the christian the christian arabs say allah i know so alhamdulillah too so it's just
01:37:08.060 it's just an arabic word for god they don't most people don't know that they they still don't know that
01:37:13.820 right like even some of my close friends uh for example actually i just brought when i brought
01:37:18.220 aiden ross to the mosque he's like you guys don't believe in god you believe in allah right
01:37:22.860 you didn't know i have people they don't think that we believe in god they think that allah is like a
01:37:28.300 different entity it's like a muslim guy it's like a i think they picture like a guy in the taliban that's
01:37:33.900 our that's god yeah there's a lot of misconceptions but look i i always like i i dialogue with christians if
01:37:42.940 they're open-minded i continue if they're not open-minded i just close the door and let them be
01:37:47.180 because not everybody wants to dialogue not everybody wants to examine their their beliefs
01:37:51.260 but the door is there you know we're in the age of the internet now if you want to examine your
01:37:55.580 beliefs you want to do your research the door is open i mean there's no there's no limitations now to
01:38:01.820 to learning access to information so you know i like to dialogue with with people who are open-minded
01:38:08.700 and i like to listen and i like to think about things i like to listen to their arguments as well
01:38:13.260 but we have a back and forth and as long as it's friendly and done in the right way because i think
01:38:17.180 religion should always be friendly and done in the correct way like i saw your video with shmuli and i
01:38:23.980 find like shmuli i wouldn't be able to talk to him for more than one second why because he right away
01:38:29.180 starts with insults propaganda ad hominems like he's a bad example of religion like he's wearing the
01:38:38.300 the kippah and all that look i think there's bad examples in every religion okay but he's such a
01:38:44.060 vile version and i i have a lot of jewish friends that are good honest people you could sit down with
01:38:49.740 them have a rational discussion um there's good there's good and bad in every religion okay but
01:38:57.980 he's such a bad example i told him my opinion i told him that i feel bad for jews because he's the
01:39:03.900 worst representation of jews that could possibly the worst he like embodies all the anti-semitic
01:39:08.940 stereotypes in one even though you know you're an actual semite that words anti-semitic gets thrown
01:39:14.700 around for polish people regardless i'm more jewish than him by the way i'm more jewish than him i'm
01:39:19.340 more semitic than he is yeah i believe in the afterlife you know he doesn't believe in the
01:39:23.740 afterlife he did a debate with hitchens where he's like oh the afterlife is just basically how your kids
01:39:28.540 remember you what are you talking about man if you read maimonides maimonides the greatest jewish
01:39:33.740 thinker it's a prerequisite if you have to believe in the resurrection if you don't you're not a jew
01:39:38.780 according to maimonides now maimonides okay you don't have to agree with him you could say oh we don't
01:39:43.420 agree with him fine but he's the guy who defined what a jew is he's the greatest thinker in jewish
01:39:50.140 history are you really that jewish well i'm i would tell you maimonides thinks i'm more jewish than you
01:39:55.260 i believe in all your prophets i believe in the resurrection i believe in god i believe the the
01:40:00.220 next life is literal and you're here saying to hitchens oh well maybe the afterlife is just a
01:40:07.180 it's just how your kids remember you kind of thing you know it's just like a uh a capitulation
01:40:13.500 a complete capitulation he he threw out the torah basically like he's such a bad example and somebody
01:40:19.420 explain to me how on earth he's sitting his granddaughter down and touching her
01:40:27.180 in a way that's completely like absurd abhorrent and nobody criticized him for nobody's putting cuffs
01:40:35.660 on this guy nobody's uh reviewing what the hell what the hell somebody explained that he's touching her
01:40:41.340 at the in her chest region he's caressing her what how insane is that how does he get away with it
01:40:49.820 it's not even like he's a religious leader you're acting like he's just like a random jew who's
01:40:55.660 become an israeli apologist he's a spokesperson and a leader in the community and he sells dildos
01:41:01.420 with his daughter i called him out on this i i'm wondering what did you think of that debate because
01:41:05.500 it was pretty impromptu and i didn't expect it to happen i didn't want it i i i think i listened to
01:41:12.220 maybe like my fans were asking me to listen to it so i turned it on for a few minutes but it's just
01:41:16.700 pure schmooly like when the when you're this guy stepped in he's like oh you want to attack me and he
01:41:22.780 starts making a huge debate like okay dude first of all sneaker doesn't need protection first of all
01:41:30.540 you you probably slap him and knock him out with one slap but like he's like oh you need this guy
01:41:35.740 to protect you now oh wow you guys want to threaten me now this is all this like it's just like he's the
01:41:41.580 don king of like just like promoting the most vile aspect of human dialogue like the the best like
01:41:54.060 if you if you bought two religious people from two different faiths and they really believe in god
01:42:00.140 i think they're gonna have a humble dialogue they're gonna think about right and wrong morality
01:42:08.380 that shall not kill that shall not murder that shall not lie like how could you how could you
01:42:15.340 speak in that way and think oh i i know i believe in god i represent god here because you know the
01:42:19.980 thing is people say the jews are the chosen people yeah they were chosen to be a light upon the world
01:42:26.060 what's a light upon the world to teach morality to the world i took age in judaism like i studied in
01:42:31.900 university there was supposed to be a light onto the world that's their mission what does it mean a
01:42:38.300 light onto the world teach people don't lie don't cheat don't steal you know be humble like they were
01:42:43.980 supposed to be a good example um shmuley is not doing that you know shmuley is propagating arguing
01:42:51.340 screaming at the top of his lungs that he's being always attacked by these anti-semites which is like
01:42:57.580 absurd you know they'll call you anti-semite but they won't call you a liar where where did i lie
01:43:04.140 where where did i go wrong factually where where's no you're an anti-semite no no wait a second why am
01:43:09.340 i an anti-semite why am i an anti-semite if i get attacked by a chinese guy and i defend myself am i
01:43:14.860 anti-chinese am i am i anti-asian am i am i racist of some sort if a bad guy attacks me and i defend myself am
01:43:20.700 am i racist where is it that we're factually wrong where is the argument breakdown he never
01:43:27.740 brings that up he's always just constantly talking about i mean we'd have to bring it up i didn't
01:43:33.340 memorize the the dialogue but i just remember it's pure shmuley all the time i'm the victim here i'm
01:43:39.100 being attacked look at he's just like he thinks we're so dumb that it's convincing he thinks he can
01:43:44.700 convince us with such stupid arguments it's it's wild actually i don't i wouldn't mind i don't know
01:43:49.340 know if you know how to play it right now it'd be funny to to kind of listen to it because you want
01:43:52.700 to his arguments are always ad hominem you're evil you're bad and that's why you're against me he's
01:43:57.980 never actually debating any points yeah i can bring it up here uh but i think it's very funny because i
01:44:05.580 um i could show it here uh you sent me one of his videos earlier what was i i didn't get the chance to
01:44:12.220 see it yet oh you should play that video if you have it you can play it right when he praises islam
01:44:17.420 basically he loves islam really he's gonna say something yeah he says something about islam that
01:44:22.940 most people don't know about we can talk a little bit about the history of islam i think people might
01:44:28.380 find it interesting okay we'll see some of it i've played it on stream before i think there might be a
01:44:34.860 little but yeah basically he goes in let's go from here
01:44:44.220 do you find it difficult to speak about these subjects in the mma world did you get pushed back
01:44:48.140 do you get called racist no no no no no i i i don't i i only talk about people i only talk about
01:44:55.260 things that people ask me about like i won't bring it up if people are not like you know if we're talking
01:44:59.500 if we're in an mma settings and we're talking fighting i'm not going to bring a religion we're
01:45:04.540 talking about fighting but i have a channel where we talk about fitness mma boxing jiu-jitsu and then
01:45:10.140 it's asking me anything so people often ask me about religion and logic and philosophy because
01:45:14.140 that's what i studied actually i kind of don't want to hear his voice it's very important
01:45:21.740 by the way he has the friends and family discount everybody let me tell you something
01:45:25.980 are you calling me disgusting you sell dildos with your daughter let me tell you something
01:45:29.260 you sell dildos with your daughter no sir i saw you dance on a child at a wedding
01:45:32.940 no sir no work on children well you believe you have a mom and pop shop with your daughter killers
01:45:38.540 do i when did i say that you said we did 9-11 okay yeah i don't really want to hear his voice
01:45:45.500 to be honest with you um all right no problem several times a play if you if you can't play that
01:45:50.460 clip i sent you let's see this one it's an interesting one okay this is a debate
01:46:03.180 and i'm amazed muslims don't bring this up like they don't they don't drive this point home i mean
01:46:09.820 is george st pierre is he christian
01:46:13.420 uh he's kind of i don't like to talk about his personal faith because he likes to keep it private
01:46:17.420 yeah but uh you know he's the he's he's a he's a searcher let's just say okay did shalom
01:46:25.100 he looks he looks very coherent i think i have seen this before he seems very coherent compared
01:46:30.220 to how he was in the debate did shalom in the home how do you regard the breakdown of communities and
01:46:34.380 for example how do you how do you regard you know islam in the muslim world nowadays it's been very
01:46:38.620 negatively stereotyped well look i'm actually interestingly enough as an orthodox you're a great
01:46:44.140 champion of islam bring it up myself can you hear it no i don't hear anything uh there's a share screen
01:46:52.620 if you see on the on the icon it says um i think you need to allow it oh where's that um
01:47:02.140 they can they i think they're able to hear it but it's a short video
01:47:07.900 i'll play for them because they can hear the fact is that the jewish community has a real debt to the
01:47:12.620 islamic community because when we were kicked out of catholic spain in 1492 when we were kicked out of
01:47:19.820 catholic portugal i think in 1503 it was the muslims who took the jews in that's why there are jewish
01:47:24.460 communities in the islamic world till this very day the islamic community the jewish community of
01:47:28.300 istanbul dates from then um it was it was specifically uh countries uh not beyond the ottoman empire
01:47:36.460 where jews were tolerated uh and they were welcomed in and they they played they paid a jizya there was a
01:47:41.580 poll tax they paid but they were never persecuted and there wasn't a holocaust in the islam so he
01:47:44.940 admits that there was no holocaust and that muslims jews were able to coexist and that muslims even
01:47:49.260 defended and took in the jews we are not anti-semitic semitic the look islam saved the jews
01:47:57.820 islam saved jewry you know that's their quote from david wasserstein david wasserstein he teaches
01:48:05.980 jewish studies he said look if it wasn't for muslim conquest it's very likely judaism wouldn't
01:48:11.740 exist okay because you had the romans you had the persians they didn't allow mingling of jewish
01:48:17.340 people they suppressed jewish people when islam took over those two empires the jewish people can
01:48:22.460 now live freely as the means okay protected people the me is a protected person now israel excuse me
01:48:30.380 jewish people flourished every time islam flourished david wasserstein says judaism flourished
01:48:36.940 they coincided the golden age of islam was the golden age of judaism the jews did well under islam
01:48:42.860 they they survived and they thrived under christianity they were being eradicated what is
01:48:50.700 shmuley saying he's saying look the muslims from catholic spain they rescued the jews the ottomans
01:48:56.940 rescued the jews how can we be anti-semitic it's impossible first of all we can marry jewish women
01:49:03.340 how are you going to be anti-semitic your in-laws and your wife is going to be jewish it's an
01:49:07.740 absurdity and there's shmuley in that video admitting that not only did the jews rest excuse
01:49:13.820 me that muslims rescue the jews there was never a holocaust in the jewish world excuse me in the
01:49:19.660 muslim world the friction that started between muslims and jews was the start of israel because
01:49:27.660 the muslims were like hey you guys don't want to use you want to use europeans the europeans to attack us
01:49:35.580 because don't forget the europeans were trying to eradicate the jews
01:49:40.220 we rescued them they lived under muslim rule for hundreds of years hundreds and hundreds of years
01:49:45.260 nearly a thousand years okay then in modern era last hundred years they flipped on us
01:49:51.980 they sided with the europeans to fight us but for 800 years they're living under our rule protected from
01:50:00.540 europe it's the europeans that wanted to eradicate them it's the christians that wanted to eradicate
01:50:07.020 them you had catholic spain okay catholic spain wanted to literally murder it's called the spanish
01:50:12.940 inquisition look it up okay they wanted to murder every single jew the founder of the protestant
01:50:19.740 religion martin luther read what he says about the jews he says look we tried to convert them they
01:50:26.380 don't want to convert you have to eradicate every one of them burn everything they built if you can't
01:50:31.180 burn it bury everything they built get rid of every single one of them why the christians say that
01:50:38.540 they're responsible for the death of christ
01:50:44.220 if you read the gospel of matthew matthew is saying the blood is on your hands and your
01:50:49.020 children the blood of who the blood of christ the blood of jesus christ is on i don't believe this
01:50:55.420 you don't believe this we don't believe this okay the christians at the time interpreted it as
01:51:01.900 they're the ones who killed jesus christ all of them not one of them not the group at that time
01:51:09.820 all of them because it says the blood is on your hands and your children now
01:51:15.980 if you read the quran the quran exonerates the jews
01:51:22.940 so here's what people don't know okay a lot of people don't know this but
01:51:25.900 you have the old testament and you have the new testament the new testament is blaming
01:51:30.780 the jewish people for the death of christ they call it the greatest crime in history
01:51:38.060 then after a while the jews started writing the talmud the talmud
01:51:43.420 is a jewish book written by rabbis who some say is even higher than the torah
01:51:47.740 okay in the talmud it says yes jesus came and yes we we killed him we put him up on a
01:51:58.220 uh uh crucifix not not true not a crucifix but they say like a stick okay they they hung him
01:52:04.460 okay they stole them they hung them for blasphemy and they say that he he's now burning in hell and
01:52:10.540 an excrement and that his mother was pregnant his mother uh got pregnant by a roman soldier that's
01:52:19.020 what really happened so they insult they insult jesus okay so you have to understand the dynamic
01:52:28.700 now you have the old testament then you have the new testament the new testament says the people of
01:52:33.500 the old testament are responsible for this crime murdering jesus then you have the talmud that admits
01:52:39.180 to the crime the christians are saying we you guys killed christ the jews killed christ and then
01:52:49.660 the talmud is saying yes we killed christ okay you follow the quran says this is what the quran is
01:52:57.500 saying the quran comes after the talmud the quran is saying the jews are boasting about killing christ
01:53:04.380 okay because if you read the verse about the about the crucifixion it says the jews say
01:53:15.020 jesus son of mary the messiah oh yeah we killed him okay we we crucified him we killed him now the
01:53:21.180 quran says it's not true no they didn't crucify him nor did they kill him so the quran is saying even
01:53:27.820 though some scriptures or some jews claim they killed him it's not true they're not responsible
01:53:34.380 for the greatest crime in history why were the jews by the way why were the jews hated so much throughout
01:53:39.180 history uh holocaust genocides pogroms why were they hunted down all because of the christian
01:53:47.420 interpretation that they're responsible for the worst crime in history what's the worst crime in history
01:53:53.820 the blood of christ killing god he shed the blood of christ what's that killing god killing god
01:54:02.700 the quran is saying they did not kill god even if they say they did they didn't what did that do
01:54:08.700 what did that do that exonerates them in our tradition the jews not criminal he's not a criminal
01:54:15.980 he's not responsible for murdering god you can't even say this well how could him how could a group of
01:54:21.820 people murder god it's impossible to us right so islam muslims didn't have a view that these people
01:54:29.100 need to be hunted down or whatnot now again i want to stress something really important that was an
01:54:34.140 interpretation at a time where christians had a dark interpretation okay they literally wanted to hunt
01:54:41.660 down every last a jewish person okay now today christians don't think that they don't interpret
01:54:47.260 things the same way okay so i want to be clear on that there was a time where select
01:54:53.180 influencers in christianity interpreted that way and you can interpret it that way because they did
01:55:00.940 islam always interpreted as they're not responsible for the death of christ it's literally explicitly
01:55:07.660 expressed in the quran it's the jews boasting they killed christ and then the quran refuting them
01:55:12.700 saying no you didn't crucify him nor did you kill him but the quran does say that the jews killed some
01:55:18.220 prophets yes but not christ nobody's hunting down uh the jews for killing prophets or
01:55:27.420 not obeying moses it's literally for this one event because they say hey you killed god
01:55:34.300 he killed a sinless man
01:55:40.220 so what i'm trying to tell you is in history islam exonerates the jews we never had a holocaust you
01:55:48.140 heard shmuley say it himself i don't know i didn't hear it but i hope your your your listeners can hear
01:55:52.780 it look shmuley says look we we owe great debt in the video he's saying we owe great debt to the muslim
01:55:58.860 world why they protected us during catholic spain they never had a holocaust we thrived under their
01:56:04.300 their reign you should read the works of david wasserstein david wasserstein explains more
01:56:10.460 reasons on why the muslims protected and saved the jews okay don't forget when the
01:56:15.500 when the jewish people were being persecuted by the christians the ottomans sent ships to rescue the
01:56:22.220 jews why because to us they're dhimmi they are protected people they're in our book okay so it's a
01:56:28.300 very very important thing and a lot of people don't know uh about the conquest of jerusalem when jerusalem
01:56:33.260 here's what people have to know okay basic history basic basic history
01:56:39.180 the jews were kicked out of jerusalem in the year 70 by the romans
01:56:46.540 the romans occupied the jews
01:56:50.220 the jews lived under the roman rule and they were being crushed and persecuted and tortured and
01:56:56.060 women their women being raped and just abducted they caesar wanted to put a statue of himself in the in
01:57:01.580 the temple that's where the jews draw the line you won't put a statue of caesar in the temple
01:57:10.140 you had a group called the sakari the sakari were a jewish group they carried a blade the blade was a
01:57:17.500 sakari blade okay they called it the sakari this blade they were the hamas of the day
01:57:22.380 a sakari was hamas the jews had a group called sakari you could call them hamas okay because
01:57:32.940 you know what hamas means like you know what you know what a zealot is a zealot somebody who's
01:57:39.100 very religious somebody who like takes it to an extreme okay
01:57:41.900 the zealots was a name for a certain group of jews okay because these sakari they're also called
01:57:49.340 zealots i don't want to make it complicated in the year 70 rome was on top of the jews they were
01:57:56.300 crushing the jews they were trying to get the jews to capitulate and worship caesar
01:58:01.660 the jews didn't want to worship caesar they rather fight to the bitter end and worship caesar
01:58:10.460 the sakari were saying we won't negotiate with rome we won't do diplomacy
01:58:16.940 and even the jews who would do diplomacy with the romans they would get killed by the sakari so you had
01:58:21.820 jews even killing jewish people got extremist jews is what i'm trying to say hardcore extremist jews
01:58:28.220 that said look we got to liberate uh israel or sorry jerusalem at the time from any roman influence
01:58:35.420 whatsoever we got to eradicate the romans we got to get them out they were extreme then you had more
01:58:43.180 moderate jews who were like hey we could live together let's just make rules where we don't
01:58:46.780 have to worship caesar etc in the year 70 the romans expelled the jews they burned their temple
01:58:57.580 now when you go to jerusalem today you see the jews they they have something they refer to as the
01:59:02.780 wailing wall you see the jews praying to the wall yeah i see people like floyd mayweather they go up
01:59:07.580 and they yes yes yes floyd will do anything for money but that's a topic for another day floyd if you
01:59:13.020 got the money man he'll kiss anything he'll wail to any wall don't worry tomorrow if you have money
01:59:17.580 he's gonna put on he's gonna go to the mosque and pray don't worry if you more money he'll put on a
01:59:21.740 cross and go to the church even more money you'll go to india it's every american politician it's just
01:59:28.060 a funny picture of them yeah but it's all about money money money money but you see that wall you
01:59:32.300 see that wall that's the last surviving wall in the year 70 the romans burned down the temple
01:59:38.300 they crushed the temple that's the one wall remaining
01:59:42.700 so that wall is really old it's two thousand plus years old two thousand years ago they burned down
01:59:52.060 the jewish temple and they kicked out all the jews
01:59:56.620 you know what they did with that that space where the temple used to be they turned it into a garbage
02:00:01.500 site because later the rome converts to christianity and the christians turned the temple of the jews into
02:00:08.700 a garbage site now the muslims come and conquer jerusalem
02:00:16.860 about over 500 years later the muslims come and they conquer jerusalem
02:00:20.940 omar the ottomans which which umpire no no no no the sahaba the sahaba omar
02:00:26.300 i'll send you a really good lecture from a non-muslim who details all of this
02:00:33.100 all of this okay now you have to understand something about muslim conquest muslim conquest
02:00:37.260 is very different okay especially when we say the rightly guided khalifa because
02:00:41.740 later on muslims did wrong bad things that are not sunnah okay but the sunnah when muslims conquer
02:00:47.580 they're rightly guided if you do it by the book if you do it by the religious standards
02:00:52.060 you don't expel the people when omar ibn khattab conquered jerusalem he didn't
02:00:58.540 kill any civilians he only expelled the politicians that's it and he allowed them to take their gold
02:01:06.460 and their riches whatever they can carry you can leave but the the the politicians had to go the
02:01:13.180 government has to go they only fight wars against the government the sunnah you can only fight wars
02:01:19.500 against the government not the people the people are innocent
02:01:22.220 the people are dhimmi there are protected people very different than israel's tactics today
02:01:28.860 exactly exactly we fight the government that's why i don't agree with hamas hamas was shooting at
02:01:34.220 civilians as well but that's another topic okay because i think there's war crimes on both sides
02:01:38.460 allegedly well okay well we'll talk about that because i think there is there is some uh atrocities
02:01:44.700 that we have that have to be admitted to okay but we'll talk about that yeah
02:01:47.420 omar ibn khattab he conquers jerusalem in the year 70 yeah sorry not the year 70 500 plus years after
02:01:56.380 the year 70 okay so nearly more than 500 years passes the muslims finally arrive they conquer jerusalem
02:02:04.380 what happens omar ibn khattab asks them to show him where is the temple of the jews and they show it to
02:02:11.980 him and it's a garbage site omar ibn khattab the sahaba of the prophet he walked with the prophet
02:02:19.500 every day he was with the prophet every day when he saw it was a garbage site he went and he started
02:02:26.220 clearing the garbage out with his own hands now don't forget at the time he's the world's most powerful
02:02:30.540 man don't forget at this time right now the muslims are the most powerful nation in the world
02:02:38.300 he's cleaning out the garbage with his own hand all the muslims start cleaning out the temple
02:02:44.940 and what did the what did the muslims do omar ibn khattab ordered a colony of jews to return
02:02:51.820 to jerusalem he brought back the jews to jerusalem who brought back the jews to jerusalem
02:02:58.780 muslims it's the muslims so they should return the favor the jews were expelled for over 500 years they
02:03:04.860 couldn't go to jerusalem for 500 years who brought them back the the jews always were successful
02:03:13.660 when islam was successful always every islamic success resulted in a jewish success that's not my
02:03:20.860 words that's david wasserstein's words a professor of jewish studies islam protected and made way for the
02:03:28.220 jewish people why did he bring back the jews because they're part of our religion we believe
02:03:35.260 in their prophets their akita is very close to ours what do you think about that did you know any of
02:03:42.620 this by the way but then why so if their akita was very similar then why does rabbi shmuley and ben
02:03:48.860 shapiro the two instances where they have a completely different faith so ben shapiro saw trump won the
02:03:54.940 election he says well he tweets well done god rabbi shmuley when talking about october 7th on the day
02:04:01.100 of the election he's like god was sleeping on october 7th so we don't believe in that like we leave
02:04:07.260 everything happens for a reason that god has a plan but the way that they talk about god it's like
02:04:12.940 it's like god is an employee for them like he works when he does a good job well done you think they
02:04:18.540 believe in god i think so i think they believe in their god i believe i believe look i believe every
02:04:24.060 human in their heart of hearts believes in god but do you think they have do you think they
02:04:29.900 they think about god they're always in a forgetful state yeah they use god as a weapon it's a talking
02:04:36.860 point it's a weapon it's a cult look israel was founded not by believers it was founded by secular
02:04:43.100 individuals that they call it a jewish state but jewish to them doesn't mean religion anymore
02:04:50.540 them jewish means you're born a certain race it's an ethnicity and a religion but you don't have to
02:04:56.220 practice a religion you can be an atheist and be a jew in their mind yeah like seth rogan hollywood
02:05:01.740 jews all these people i would argue that a lot of these their religion with their faith and their belief
02:05:06.460 what they think about more is the holocaust they they put more faith into that than they do into
02:05:12.140 anything that is written in the torah right that's why i say look i'm more jewish than rabbi
02:05:16.780 shmuley i actually literally believe in god i'm actually semitic i'm more semitic than than netanyahu
02:05:22.460 that's for sure i would love to see a dna test from netanyahu i want to see if his blood is more
02:05:27.420 semitic than mine i i bet anything it's not dna tests are banned in israel for this reason no exactly
02:05:33.180 exactly but look i also understand they're they're culturally and traditionally jewish you don't have
02:05:37.820 to be genetically jewish they're the ones who are saying that they're saying look your
02:05:41.820 mother has to be from a jewish line it has to go back to abraham but their line doesn't go back
02:05:47.020 to abraham they were the the they mixed culture with genetics so look religion is two two things
02:05:54.780 okay sorry jewishism is two things it's a culture and it's a religion it's an ethnicity and it's a
02:06:01.020 religion we're conflating the two things all the time all the time and you know uh was it ben
02:06:06.700 i'm forgetting the founder of israel now he was saying look there's no exact definition for jew okay
02:06:15.020 so what's a jew it's what we tell you is a jew so they're not going by the the text they're not going
02:06:20.700 by the torah they're going by what they see fit so for instance if you're a jew and you want to be
02:06:26.060 atheist that's fine if you convert to islam you you lose your citizenship if you convert to christianity
02:06:30.780 you're done so but he's ethnically jewish he's born from a jewish mother no it doesn't matter you
02:06:36.380 convert it to one of those two religions you're done atheists will accept you
02:06:42.220 so it's not really a religion anymore it's become something else you know it's it's a it's
02:06:47.020 a type of culture genetic religion race it's a blend of everything so they tell us what's a jew okay
02:06:55.100 so they tell us well now i don't i have a definition of jew i i think a definition of jew is one you
02:06:59.820 believe in god that's i honestly i think i don't think you can be an atheistic jew i think that's
02:07:04.380 an oxymoron it doesn't exist you're culturally jewish you claim to be jewish but for me that's
02:07:09.580 very superficial judasim very superficial you don't believe in god i don't know if shmuli believes in
02:07:15.580 god honestly like not in his in his everyday behavior like i couldn't behave like that because i'd be
02:07:22.300 worried that i'm i'm angering god you have fear he doesn't have fear for god i have a fear of allah i
02:07:27.740 have a fear of god you know he's touching his daughter and he's dancing exactly like you're
02:07:33.180 a rabbi man you're selling uh sex toys with your daughter you're putting your daughter up like she
02:07:38.300 has like look there's nothing wrong with sex sex is a perfectly halal thing if you're doing it with
02:07:43.420 your wife whatnot but have some shame you're trying to promote like sex toys and so things that
02:07:50.220 so what separates a real jew from a muslim because they're monotheistic are they not
02:07:56.140 and it seems like they have like you said real jews of course so yeah what's the difference between a
02:08:01.500 jew and a muscle well look here's the thing okay some some jews believe in muhammad alayhi salam
02:08:07.900 some of them do but they say this okay look what they say they say muhammad was for the gentile
02:08:16.060 muhammad alayhi salam is for the gentile because look you have abraham right alayhi salam
02:08:20.860 he had two women hagar and sarah hagar gave birth to isaac hagar gave birth to ishmael
02:08:31.100 prophet muhammad comes from ishmael alayhi salam
02:08:35.900 the jewish line comes from isaac alayhi salam we're two lines from the same man
02:08:41.820 prophet abraham you understand we're two half brothers we're literally half brothers
02:08:47.900 now in the bible it says tells abraham it commands abraham take ishmael alayhi salam and take him to
02:08:54.860 the desert now where he takes him in the desert the bible describes is where is saudi arabia today
02:09:02.700 and abraham prays for ishmael and he says don't worry about ishmael
02:09:06.780 i'm going to make him a great nation like you see the stars that's how many descendants you're
02:09:10.940 going to have don't worry about ishmael i'm going to make him a great nation the bible is promising that
02:09:17.020 ishmael is going to be a great nation what nation came out of saudi arabia there's only one
02:09:25.180 the prophet's nation alayhi salam islam and how many are we were like the number of the stars
02:09:30.780 they can't deny we exist from their lineage you can't you can't deny it because either the prophecy
02:09:37.420 is not true it never happened it did obviously there's a great nation from saudi arabia that's us
02:09:42.620 and guess what we believe in one god we keep the tor we keep the the law of the you know we keep the
02:09:47.820 ten commandments you know we believe in the torah you know it's a complex topic but we believe in the
02:09:53.260 essence of the torah we believe in the injil we believe in all the prophets we believe in the other
02:09:58.140 side the lineage of isaac we believe in isaac we're part of the same monotheistic faith that
02:10:08.140 goes back to abraham alayhi salam understand so they can't deny us in this this event so the jews
02:10:14.380 a lot of jews will tell you will say look we believe muhammad was sent by god because he's from
02:10:19.820 the lineage of ishmael they have the correct understanding i'll send you quotes from rabbis
02:10:25.020 to tell you look the only other religion that worships god like we do is islam i have i'll send
02:10:33.420 you many quotes from rabbis saying that there's only one other religion like judaism it worships god
02:10:40.060 correctly that understands monotheism and it's islam so why are they not why are they not muslim
02:10:46.540 because they say they say in our book we're promised to this law this sharia we have to maintain
02:10:54.700 it forever it's an eternal covenant so they're saying that's a correct sharia also but that's for
02:11:02.380 his sharia ishmael's sharia okay a different lineage so so prophet muhammad there's two moses
02:11:09.260 there's two men that are there's the second moses is muhammad alayhi salam we have a covenant with
02:11:15.900 muhammad we're on this line you're on the other line they're both good they're both true
02:11:20.380 understand so is that an analogy that's the argument that's the argument i don't agree with
02:11:26.940 it you don't agree i'm not saying i agree with it okay no i don't agree with it so do you believe
02:11:30.060 that that's the argument people i think they were chosen to give us the law don't lie don't cheat don't
02:11:38.700 steal but some if if you don't follow the law you you you you you failed the test you failed your
02:11:50.620 um your endeavor you failed your mission and it's not they failed the mission so you believe
02:11:55.660 now the jews who failed the test the chosen people who teach don't lie don't cheat don't steal
02:12:03.020 and if their hearts they look it's it's complicated so basically i think that if you
02:12:08.540 if you it depends on what knowledge how much knowledge you have how much you understand how
02:12:13.820 you look if you're an honest person you can do no wrong i'll give you for instance okay i'll give
02:12:17.980 you we have a hadith we have a famous hadith okay let me give you a hadith
02:12:22.540 this man tells his children look when i when i die uh incinerate me uh turn me to ash
02:12:28.620 they say okay so he dies he turns to ash and then god resurrects him on the day of judgment
02:12:37.340 and god tells him why did you ask to be cremated he says because i feared you i don't want to face
02:12:43.900 you meaning he thought he's a sinner he's not good enough he's not worthy of god so he's had such a fear
02:12:49.340 of allah he said look incinerate me cremate me so that god will never be able to resurrect me now to
02:12:56.060 say god can't resurrect you that's kufur
02:13:00.860 in the hadith says god enters him into paradise but he did he was kufur to say god cannot resurrect
02:13:07.900 me is kufur but in his understanding in his point of view in his understanding how he
02:13:15.820 equated the situation
02:13:17.020 he had a fear of allah and because of he had a fear of allah even though he had kufur but his
02:13:23.740 kufur he doesn't understand his kufur god knows that if he understood his kufur he wouldn't have done
02:13:28.940 it you understand because kufur means blasphemy to say god can't resurrect you because you cremated
02:13:33.900 yourself that's blasphemy you don't understand god but obviously he was not that he was not that much of
02:13:42.060 a deep thinker you understand but god because of his because the man had a fear of god he was humble
02:13:49.980 towards god felt unworthy was granted paradise so somebody can have a wrong belief but be his intention
02:14:00.860 is good so if you were born in a jewish in a jewish family and all you know is judaism and you think
02:14:07.020 you're doing the right thing you think you're pleasing god you don't have critical thinking you've
02:14:11.180 never been exposed to other truths you can still make it to heaven
02:14:16.620 i think because you know the quran says the jews and christians that do good they have nothing to fear
02:14:24.140 and then later on the quran says there's only one path to allah so now we have to reconcile the two
02:14:30.860 and there are different ways uh scholars reconcile it i'm telling you that in if somebody saw two
02:14:37.820 religions and he chose one because of pride or loyalty to humans or or because he didn't want
02:14:43.500 to be shamed publicly or whatnot then he chose other thing allah okay then he's liable but if that was
02:14:51.180 his best understanding at that time let's say for instance us muslims do a bad job of representing islam
02:14:57.180 and people are turned off by islam because we're seeing all sorts of crazy stuff
02:15:03.340 like uh kill a ball or whatnot and people have a fit that inside oh no killing people is not good
02:15:08.300 murdering people they have a fit that also don't forget they're like hey can't be right what they're
02:15:13.340 saying if we have a bad example of islam we're going to be the ones who are liable the quran says look
02:15:20.380 if you don't fulfill your mission i'll replace you with another people like we have to fulfill our
02:15:25.740 mission so who's fulfilling our mission the quran says god is going to choose between us you know
02:15:31.340 because the quran refers to all sorts of you know how we debate and how we have sex and all that oh
02:15:37.900 don't worry wait till judgment day god is going to choose between you but what i'm trying to tell you is
02:15:42.460 if somebody is doing their best to get close to god and they're really being genuine i think they
02:15:49.260 have nothing to fear i agree for me the clear answer is islam yeah i agree so people have asked me
02:15:56.700 before that would start up a lot of controversy in my community was i had um people my friends
02:16:02.700 uh muhammad ajab and ali daba they came on my stream and they said they would rather have
02:16:06.460 have a 50 gay sons and have one christian son i don't know maybe so i would rather have a christian
02:16:12.380 son any day there's no doubt in my mind which would you which would you pick i would have stopped
02:16:18.620 before i got to 50 with their altering game 49 you're like maybe i'll stop having kids maybe
02:16:24.940 maybe i should have maybe something's wrong with the water i'm drinking you know uh look no no seriously
02:16:30.140 speaking um look are the gay sons muslim yeah listen i'll tell you something the worst the worst sin
02:16:46.540 is shirk yeah the worst it's heavier okay now it's not an insult to gay people i believe that
02:16:53.900 we all have our journey shortcomings i always say i always tell my sons look we're not gay we're
02:17:01.660 condition you we listen i'm being totally honest you can be conditioned to be gay yeah also look you
02:17:09.500 could be born gay i believe that and you could be conditioned to be gay okay let me let me uh guys
02:17:13.660 i'm telling you this is not my invention you think someone you think someone could be born gay
02:17:17.340 i think you can be born gay yeah sure okay sure now it's your it's your fitna in our world view
02:17:27.820 look it's your fitna if you're born gay look if i'm born with the thirst for alcohol
02:17:34.140 it's not haram it's only the drinking of alcohol it's haram
02:17:39.020 the thirst for alcohol is my fitna that you're gonna understand because you're a muslim and we're
02:17:43.100 not supposed to drink alcohol well how could someone be born with a thirst for alcohol if they've never
02:17:46.700 tasted it okay let's say i didn't know alcohol was haram i started drinking and then i convert to
02:17:54.700 islam but i have a thirst for alcohol well that's not being born with alcoholism that's you learned it
02:18:01.100 okay yeah it's it's a conditioned response but that's irrelevant to the point what i'm trying to
02:18:05.260 say is okay let's say i'm let's say i'm predisposed to want to murder i'm a psychopath i want to kill
02:18:10.620 somebody i just get a thrill of killing well but doesn't that go what we were talking about with
02:18:15.340 original sin don't we believe that babies are born pure so how could somebody want to be a serial
02:18:19.980 killer without that that came later that came later so but that wasn't you weren't he wasn't born with
02:18:24.940 that it wasn't innate no listen that's what i'm trying to look at what i'm talking it's not a sin to
02:18:30.860 want it's he hasn't sinned yet look if i'm if i'm born with something look when i saw a woman
02:18:39.340 nobody ever told me to like a woman when i first saw a woman i want bananas i want that i don't know why
02:18:43.980 why but that's what i want that's inside me i was born with that instinct but that's not a sin
02:18:51.500 okay fine but let's say i don't know let's say for instance i see a squirrel and i want to throw a
02:18:57.980 rock out i want to crush that squirrel then i don't want to eat it i just want to kill it that's a sin
02:19:05.740 right i want to crush that i want to take that rock and just for just for fun i want to smash that rock
02:19:10.620 on top of the squirrel just to see what happens that's haram i have that desire what i'm trying
02:19:18.060 to tell you is the desire is not had on the action is the action is okay this action is haram
02:19:27.020 look if i want to yell at somebody just like christian i have that feeling i'm angry i have
02:19:31.980 this anger inside me and i want to yell well that's how i'm to yell at that person insult them
02:19:37.420 but it's not haram to feel that way
02:19:42.860 we have to make a distinction here okay so some muslims are gay they tell you look i'm gay i don't
02:19:47.500 want to be gay i wish i wasn't gay no i'm telling you i i it's it's not haram to be gay it's haram to
02:19:54.620 act the act is haram the act is haram look how about this one okay i want to sleep with a woman outside
02:20:03.660 she's not my wife i want to sleep with her i'm born with that i don't do it it's haram but the
02:20:09.500 desire to want to have more women is not haram i guess it's the difference between a natural desire
02:20:16.380 and an unnatural desire well here's the thing if you do you think some look you can be conditioned
02:20:25.180 look there's something in psychology they call nature versus nurture okay you have nature how you're
02:20:30.780 born you have instincts you're born with predisposition you want to eat you want to
02:20:35.980 drink you want to sleep you want to cover yourself when you're cold you want to uncover yourself when
02:20:40.700 you're hot you have these uh sensations okay so like when a kid is born he wants to put everything
02:20:46.140 in his mouth why he has it feels good when he tastes tastes good it's delicious it's sweet
02:20:51.660 he doesn't know why but he has these receptors in his mouth and he wants to stimulate them
02:20:55.980 as he grows he discovers other parts and other functions of his body okay what i'm trying to
02:21:02.540 tell you is the desire is not haram it's the action that's haram so if somebody was
02:21:10.540 naturally born gay he wants to be gay the action is haram
02:21:16.140 now in islam it's not true that we find gays and we throw them off uh buildings that's not true
02:21:21.820 i just heard the uh richard dawkins say that oh well the islam you know they're the worst they
02:21:29.100 throw gay people off the roof that's not the punishment for being gay that's not the punishment
02:21:36.300 for being here okay look in islam if you're gay
02:21:41.900 it's not haram it's the action what's the action the action has to be done publicly it has to be seen
02:21:47.340 by four people and when i tell you seen by four people they have to see the action now what i'm
02:21:55.500 trying to tell you look it's not my favorite topic okay what i'm trying to tell you is
02:22:00.380 it's if you if you go and do a pride parade in a muslim country it's going to be a problem
02:22:04.460 now you're propagating you're saying what's haram is good
02:22:09.340 you're teaching the young kids to be influenced now to think
02:22:12.140 here's here's what i'm trying to say okay look my kids i teach them when they're young
02:22:20.140 that they were born a man and i programmed them the best i can to be a man when they were young i
02:22:25.900 gave them a male name i gave them male like toys that are for boys i did activities that are for boys
02:22:32.140 i told them everything that a man needs to learn a man's responsibilities i conditioned what's between
02:22:37.580 his ears his mind to be a man when he looks in the mirror he sees a man and he feels like a man inside
02:22:45.020 his head he has a harmony between what's inside his head and what he sees as his physical body
02:22:51.980 now there's something called gender dysmorphia this is what my real point is okay maybe earlier i
02:22:56.620 wasn't clear some young kids when they were young they're born they're told they can decide what they
02:23:02.460 want you could be a boy you could be a girl you could play with a barbie doll you can do the dishes
02:23:08.460 you can mop or you can work play with a truck you can play with whatever games you want you want to
02:23:14.380 wear a dress today wear a dress today even though he's born a boy you want long hair and you want to
02:23:18.380 paint your fingernails no problem there are no gender stereotypes i'm raising you as you wish to be
02:23:23.580 then one day he chooses wrong maybe he chooses long hair fingernails a dress little shoes he decides
02:23:32.620 to do ballet and then he goes through a change he goes through puberty and he realizes wait a second
02:23:38.780 i see a man in the mirror but i feel like a girl inside because i was always treated like a girl
02:23:44.780 now he has what they call gender dysmorphia what i see in the mirror is not how i feel inside
02:23:49.500 though the people who have this this problem the people with the biggest self-deletion rate i'll use
02:23:58.540 those words because i know it's a sensitive topic they push the delete button on themselves more than
02:24:04.060 any other group okay i don't know on discord if it's like no you're allowed to say this okay okay so
02:24:11.740 they commit suicide right yeah they're the highest suicide group rate yeah transgender people have the
02:24:18.380 highest suicide rate of any they see something in the mirror and they don't like what they see
02:24:23.500 they're uncomfortable in their own skin they want to be what they were conditioned when they were young
02:24:31.580 because we can nurture you nurture means how i raised you also affects your psyche
02:24:38.060 so you have nature you're born a certain way and we have a way we could nurture you
02:24:42.940 i'll give you for instance okay let me give you a for instance i studied the greeks okay the greeks
02:24:49.340 were famous for having sex with young boys very gay are you sure i could say anything i want now you
02:24:54.060 can say whatever you want okay look it's not a secret what i'm saying now is not a secret
02:25:00.460 and how did they condition young boys to accept a man to to penetrate them i mean you got to have a
02:25:06.860 cool you got to have one incredible story to tell that young kid you know to make it okay what did
02:25:11.820 he tell that kid well he said look this is what the greeks would say man trust me i studied this myself
02:25:16.380 okay it's not my favorite uh part of greek philosophy but it's in there
02:25:22.620 they tell the young man what's superior a man or a woman and everybody at that time don't forget
02:25:28.060 this is the ancient world okay we don't want to judge them but with our standards but in their standards
02:25:32.220 at the time all the greats were men the great mathematicians the great conquerors the rulers
02:25:40.460 the thinkers the the farmers everything was controlled by men women were second class citizens
02:25:48.220 in the ancient world nothing higher much higher than a slave
02:25:54.700 the woman was nothing okay in the greek world nothing so a young boy would be like yeah the male
02:26:04.140 is superior so if you have sex with something what's better having sex with something inferior is
02:26:08.940 having some sex with something superior it's having sex with something superior exactly that's why we
02:26:15.260 have sex with you oh the greeks when they were writing like this and thinking like this and talking
02:26:20.540 like this they had no shame it was a common place for a mature man to have sex with a prepubescent boy
02:26:29.180 it was common place
02:26:32.380 now today we look back we cringe it's not normal but they were conditioned that way the greeks today
02:26:37.820 don't practice that the greeks today converted to christianity
02:26:43.180 or orthodox christian okay they're not catholic christian even though it's a separate topic
02:26:46.620 they today don't say they're the same genetics remember we said nature versus nurture the same
02:26:53.020 genetics but a completely different outlook you shouldn't do that that's wrong that's haram and
02:26:57.900 it's undesirable how come the greeks later on made it undesirable well they converted to christianity
02:27:03.980 christianity put a stop to that what i'm trying to tell you is you could teach people a behavior you
02:27:09.900 could teach people when they're really young to like something to desire something so that's why
02:27:16.940 islam islam if you look at islam everything that's haram is what harms the nuclear family
02:27:22.540 everything that's halal doesn't harm the nuclear family the nuclear family is a mother father and two
02:27:29.420 or three children okay everything that harms the nuclear family brother it's haram what kills the nuclear
02:27:37.260 family well adultery kills the nuclear family extramarital sex kills the nuclear family drugs
02:27:43.820 and alcohol gambling kills the nuclear family homosexuality you know my kids i tell them look
02:27:49.820 if i was gay you wouldn't exist aren't you happy my parents conditioned me to be heterosexual
02:27:55.740 i was born a man and they taught me to be a man i'm comfortable being man we have an we have the nature
02:28:01.740 of man so we nurture you to be a man are you allowed to believe that in canada what do you
02:28:07.420 mean in canada they're pretty restrictive with this yeah they are totally but look here's the thing i
02:28:13.900 have the right to raise my kids as of now because i think in the future they're going to try and
02:28:17.980 interrupt this kind of process because they're already starting now they're asking kids what gender
02:28:22.460 are you at a young age and they don't ask they don't tell the parents they don't inform the parents
02:28:26.940 the school does it without your knowledge right yeah exactly so the now the the government's
02:28:32.540 slowly becoming coming between me and my kids right but i'm not worried about it because i spend
02:28:38.620 time with my kids i talk to my kids i tell them doesn't it make sense that you're born a boy and i
02:28:43.260 taught you to be a boy think about your computer okay you have a computer yeah there's a computer
02:28:48.700 that's the hardware and then you have the software the program right downloading bad software in school
02:28:53.660 no what i'm what i'm telling you is i have a computer i put the program you're you're a
02:28:59.500 computer i gave you the program of a computer i didn't give you a program of a of a spaceship
02:29:05.020 or a boat or a a game boy i put you the computer for i have i bought a mac i have a mac you were born
02:29:13.420 a mac i gave you the software for a mac it has to be in harmony is what i'm trying to tell you you're
02:29:19.260 a born a boy i taught you to be a boy if you're my daughter she was she's born a girl i taught her
02:29:25.820 to be a girl so we have hardware our body then we have software what's inside your mind and when you're
02:29:33.260 born your mind is very fertile psychology shows it's extremely extremely fertile you can implant
02:29:40.620 almost anything in their mind okay now i'm telling you that even though i program my kids to be males
02:29:51.580 they're a born male and i program them to be male still i would tell you a slight amount of people
02:29:58.860 are born attracted to the same sex why because think about it they have why it's a it's a fitna
02:30:09.580 fitna means it's a test from allah how are you going to juggle it it's your fitna it's your
02:30:14.860 challenge from allah how are you going to juggle it how are you going to overcome this test now your
02:30:20.380 fitna is harder than mine maybe fitna you understand what fitna means what that means is your test from
02:30:26.140 god my test from god might be something else you know we all have the same test okay to worship
02:30:32.060 allah to recognize allah but we also have other tests let's say for instance i lose my job tomorrow
02:30:38.540 let's say i lose my job and i go home and i lament and i just like go in a downward spiral and i'm
02:30:45.340 super negative and i start drinking alcohol and i start you know like thinking about killing myself
02:30:49.980 and all that that shows i don't have a faith in god
02:30:54.860 and a muslim brother would tell me look that's your fitna god took away your job
02:30:58.460 our faith is going to replace it with something better well if i believe in god and every god has
02:31:03.660 control of all things i can you know say to myself you know what i will keep living tomorrow
02:31:08.060 i'm not going to start drinking alcohol i'm not going to go in a downward spiral psychologically i'm
02:31:12.060 not going to get depressed i'm going to get up tomorrow and go find a job and and and i have a faith
02:31:16.700 i have a i have a belief that i'm gonna overcome this fitna now people have fitness of every kind
02:31:23.020 islam teaches you people have fitness of every kind and it can be
02:31:27.020 that one of your fitness is that you're homosexual it can't be well we know we have homosexual muslims
02:31:37.580 what makes somebody homosexual is it the act or is it the thought
02:31:43.500 the act the desire the desire is not haram so then so then so if it's if it's the act and nobody's born
02:31:50.300 gay because they haven't if it's the act no no it's not what makes you homosexual it makes you
02:31:56.460 homosexual as you're attracted to the same sex okay now that in itself is not haram all right that's
02:32:03.980 outside of your control look do you like chocolate or you like vanilla i dabble with both let's say you
02:32:11.660 had to choose one uh vanilla okay you chose vanilla did you decide that when you were young
02:32:20.060 no no no okay some people they see a guy some people see a girl and they like the guy better
02:32:29.980 the same way you liked vanilla yeah okay now it's haram to it's haram to engage in this
02:32:37.260 understand now here's the thing about before you continue it's not really like chocolate vanilla it's like
02:32:43.100 chocolate and dog poop like one is nurtures you and one's bad for you okay okay look i'll say something
02:32:50.380 i wouldn't say it that way because that's very insulting to them right it's very insulting it's
02:32:53.580 not it's not nice because you're saying look you're attracted to dog poop so that person that you love is
02:32:58.940 dog poop it's it's you have to be careful with that because i would say we shouldn't you know the
02:33:03.740 quran says when you talk to people talk to them in the best manner i'll give you for instance okay
02:33:08.300 that's sure moses alayhi salam he was told to go talk to pharaoh pharaoh in in the quran is the
02:33:14.300 worst of humanity pharaoh
02:33:19.740 the quran commands moses alayhi salam go and speak to him softly
02:33:25.900 that's pharaoh pharaoh if you go ask a sheikh tomorrow who is the worst of humanity you're gonna
02:33:30.380 say pharaoh the pharaoh why because he was given so many miracles so many chances to believe
02:33:36.780 in allah but he said no i'm allah he's god then the pharaoh says i'm god
02:33:43.660 okay that's the shirk right the ultimate shirk even though he was given miracle after miracle
02:33:49.420 proof after proof he still kept saying he's god so he was the worst of humanity and now his body's on
02:33:55.500 display for everyone to see right but when moses alayhi salam was commanded to go see him he was
02:34:02.620 commanded go see him and speak softly to him the first was a soft speech and then it escalated one
02:34:10.220 plague after another until hey he was drowned in the sea okay so it got worse and worse and worse
02:34:16.540 because god kept giving him harsher and harsher uh convincing proofs so he drowned them in the in the
02:34:24.140 in the sea right okay here's the thing
02:34:31.420 look flies to flies you know flies like a fly flying around yes they love poop they love excrement
02:34:39.980 they hang out they love it they're built not in a way they chose they're built in a way that excrement
02:34:46.860 excrement horse shit is desirable to them if you see a pile of horse shit somewhere you're gonna see
02:34:52.380 flies yes or no every time every time you're built in a way that the horse is disgusting to you
02:34:58.620 right but to a fly and i'm not like i'm not liking a fly to to a particular group here i'm just saying
02:35:04.380 look we can be built to like anything that's god's discretion now that's the fitna it's not that i was
02:35:14.300 look if i have an overwhelming desire to kill let's say i'm born a psychopath but i never do it
02:35:24.780 i know it's haram i know it's haram i know it's forbidden and i never kill
02:35:29.660 well on the day of judgment inshallah we're gonna say god gave him a hard test and he passed it with
02:35:34.780 flying colors you understand so uh if somebody was i'm telling you i raise my kids so they have a
02:35:42.220 harmony between their body and their mind but even then after all that if he was gay then i'll believe
02:35:50.460 him now i'm not saying i would i'm not saying it's halal it's completely haram just make trying to
02:35:56.380 i'm trying to make a point here what i don't want is to send my kids to a uh uh any any place anywhere
02:36:04.060 where they convince them that hey you could decide whether you're gay or not
02:36:06.860 whether you want to be a girl or a boy you want to whether you want to be a cat or a wolf
02:36:13.020 whether you want to be this no no no no i don't want you to i don't want you to ask my kid if he
02:36:17.100 can decide that for himself because i don't think my kid should decide whether he's a gen this gender
02:36:21.980 or that because i don't think my kid is mature enough to decide whether he wants to drink alcohol
02:36:27.260 or not why don't you ask my kid if he wants to drink alcohol or not why do you make it forbidden
02:36:31.420 for children to drink alcohol why because you're like it's bad for their health well i deem did
02:36:35.840 bad for his health this ideology it's bad for his health it's bad for his psyche i'm telling you he's
02:36:42.420 born with him he's born as a man he has a he has you he has you know he has the equipment for a man
02:36:47.400 he has the hands of a man he has the eyes of a man he has the jaw of a man why would i program him
02:36:52.000 to be anything else now i'm telling you this new wave of wokeness is program it's confusing kids
02:37:01.180 it's telling kids look decide for yourself they're not mature enough to decide for themselves you
02:37:06.220 understand they're going to choose wrong and regret it later so they can't vote but they can choose
02:37:10.120 their gender exactly but it's not really that new of an ideology in the talmud it says that there's
02:37:16.000 eight genders they believe in androgynous and multi-genders or it's actually older than islam
02:37:22.580 disbelief no no i listen that's what i'm trying to tell you that's what i'm trying to tell you it's
02:37:28.920 it's in human beings it's not something we we made up for fun it exists and if you look at like
02:37:37.840 animals in captivity they also behave that way okay so a lot of people link it to city living you know
02:37:43.740 city living when when the human beings are very compact and jam-packed maybe it's not a good idea
02:37:49.580 to have more human beings so there's something triggered in their dna this is again it's all
02:37:53.720 hypothesis okay just hypothesis not even a theory it's just a hypothesis some some some people
02:37:59.080 speculate that something's triggered in your head that or your your your your epigenetics because you
02:38:06.340 have genetics and you have epigenetics something's triggered in your dna to make you not want to
02:38:11.720 reproduce so we don't have overpopulation you understand so look what i'm telling you is this
02:38:19.060 i think the woke ideology is going to confuse a lot of kids it's going to make kids
02:38:26.160 if i tell you look uh snico you have chocolate or vanilla okay it's not going to confuse you you
02:38:33.480 got to choose one and you're going to try both let's say i tell you no look there's every flavor
02:38:37.640 you could imagine we have caramel we have caramel mint we have caramel chocolate chip that's just the
02:38:42.980 caramel section i have all these other flavors i have uh candy candy uh uh cotton candy i have rocky
02:38:50.960 road i start naming you hundreds of ice cream flavors you're like wait a second i'm gonna spend a lot
02:38:55.740 of time trying all these ice cream flavors i don't know which one is right for me well what if i told
02:39:01.820 you hey snico here's you're born like this this is your flavor this is what you eat
02:39:05.660 and you're like okay vanilla it is i never knew anything else other than vanilla
02:39:10.900 i'm telling you when you tell a kid look there's so many possibilities you could even be a cat if you
02:39:17.460 want you know now people associate as a cat and you got to humor them i associate as a spaceship well
02:39:25.540 we got to call him a spaceship now he's a spaceship the guy's like when you tell somebody the possibilities
02:39:30.080 are endless they have to spend time in their life dabbling in all these endless possibilities i didn't do
02:39:35.560 that with my kids i think that's child abuse personally a kid was born with the body of a man
02:39:39.720 i named him i gave him a boy name i gave him boy toys i gave him things to do activities that boys do
02:39:46.080 i let him hang out with other boys i let him hang out with the guys i let him see what men are
02:39:50.800 and they gravitated naturally towards being men now i pray that my kids don't have that fitna
02:39:56.140 that sorry not that that excuse me that fitna of having that desire for the same sex now if they did
02:40:04.740 now it's between them and god not to commit that sin because for us it's a sin for the non-muslim it's
02:40:10.520 not a sin for him it's a perfect it's his right it's time to indulge in that his body his choice
02:40:17.820 right let me i tell my kids look that's their way of life being means a way of life okay
02:40:24.520 our dean it's unacceptable so i tell my kids let them they want to be gay let them be gay there's more
02:40:31.080 women for you why are you fighting with the guy why are you inviting him to islam well invite him
02:40:35.280 to islam and tell him look in our dean it's not allowed in our way of life it's not allowed
02:40:38.540 if his way of life let them if they're all gay so what so what well you have to look around them
02:40:45.460 okay but there's more women for us it's nico there's more women for us now you might have to
02:40:50.600 have two three wives inshallah is that a problem for you four four what was the goal inshallah inshallah
02:40:57.420 well i say inshallah inshallah you will have four wives inshallah and you make more children more
02:41:02.080 muslims more if they don't want their women we'll take them but they don't want them we're not stealing
02:41:08.440 then we're not conquer we're not we're not we're not committing uh murder here we're not killing people
02:41:12.600 to have more no no no if they don't want to marry their women if they don't want to because here's
02:41:16.940 the thing you know a lot of women convert to islam you know why they convert to islam because
02:41:20.840 they want a guy what's that a lot more women are converting to islam than men absolutely why because
02:41:26.820 that muslim guy is actually going to love me want to have a kid with me he's going to take me seriously
02:41:30.540 this other guy he just wants to rotate put me in his rotation i'm his tuesday girl he's got a
02:41:37.400 wednesday girl he's got a friday girl and i'm just in his rotation she doesn't want to be in his
02:41:42.300 rotation okay if i marry this muslim guy he won't put me in a rotation this guy is actually going to
02:41:47.860 want to have kids with me he's going to want to settle down he's going to be you know loyal he's
02:41:53.260 going to be loyal to her so what i'm telling you is in their deen in their way of life they don't have
02:42:00.000 haram this is not haram to them so i would tell them this look i would you know they say love is love
02:42:06.560 love is love i would i would say this i tell my kids this okay and i think muslim parents should tell
02:42:10.900 this to their kids man on man rectal penetration okay comes with some negatives it does one it's
02:42:21.280 the most transmissive guys they're going to want to cancel me is it a fact i'm only asking you is it
02:42:26.220 a fact what i'm saying that's all i want to know it's the most transmissive method of sex they get aids
02:42:32.100 what they get aids not not just aids any disease it's more transmissive if i have a disease
02:42:40.620 not me if a man has a disease the one way he can transmit it the most the most secure way he can
02:42:46.620 transmit it is through man-on-man rectal penetration stuff warts syphilis aids everything everything is
02:42:54.520 can be transmitted like this every sti okay every sexually transmitted infection
02:42:59.480 or disease that's why earlier i compared it um chocolate to to feces because like chocolate is
02:43:07.540 good for you it nurtures you right it tastes good and it you can turn into something that's positive
02:43:12.740 right it feeds you what well feces for example the way that what they do like they have to wear diapers
02:43:19.160 when they get older if they have too much they need to take drugs 10 incontinence so that's another
02:43:24.980 negative there's no there's it's not chocolate and vanilla it's chocolate versus poisonous chocolate
02:43:30.040 right so you're look at this point look it's unhealthy why i tell my kids i'm honest with my
02:43:36.220 kids my kids are older i tell them look 10 have incontinence meaning you have to wear a diaper you
02:43:41.680 can't control your bowels so one it's more transmissive who you can't control your bowels
02:43:47.560 it's possible 10 and three you can perforate your insides you can have feces leaking out of your gut
02:43:53.260 i know it's not discussing i'm not trying to discuss people but look you can perforate you can injure
02:43:57.480 yourself badly irreparably okay irreparably and you will never have kids don't forget this okay
02:44:04.780 you will never have kids this method it's just pleasure that's it i tell my kids look i with my wife i can
02:44:14.780 have pleasure i could do everything and i'll have kids mashallah alhamdulillah i say if i was gay you
02:44:24.000 wouldn't exist what would i be what would i be i'd just be some guy who goes to the market buys
02:44:29.420 flivorous things and i go on the internet cruising i have nothing i have nothing important in my life
02:44:34.040 how many kids do you have alhamdulillah i have three and one adoptive uh so four
02:44:40.380 you engage in quite a bit of debate do you not um i really don't have time to debate too much i i
02:44:49.160 have a podcast i have a uh where i just basically debate in my with my chat i don't really do formal
02:44:54.300 debates because i'm really super busy i i wouldn't plan or do much of that but i i studied philosophy
02:45:01.040 right so i know i i've studied argument you know i've studied logic so long so i just basically do a
02:45:06.820 lot of monologues what's the difference or are there similarities between debate argument and mma
02:45:14.380 well you know i would say there's parallels you know there's uh you know i would say you could
02:45:23.000 reverse somebody's argument by using what they said against them you know they made a point against
02:45:26.760 themselves similar to mma right if somebody pushes you you could pull them and use their momentum
02:45:30.600 as energy so me when they tell me love is love i don't agree i don't agree i said there's only one
02:45:38.720 formula that breeds life every single human being deserves every single human being was brought to this
02:45:48.360 world by a man and a woman except jesus alayhi salam and adam alayhi salam but i'm talking about today
02:45:58.860 everybody living today they had to have they came from a man and a woman yes or no
02:46:04.360 did two women ever bring a man to to a human being to life the two men ever bring a human being to life
02:46:10.760 not yet no so there's something sacred about the man and the woman
02:46:16.040 you know they say love is love no i say no no no the man and the woman when they come together
02:46:22.400 there's something really sacred this whole world wouldn't exist
02:46:26.660 nico imagine a hundred percent of the population was homosexual no what would happen i don't want
02:46:35.020 to imagine that okay but just do it for me as a favor do it as a favor to me uh you get israel
02:46:41.420 no listen if the whole world was homosexual there would be no more human race we wouldn't exist
02:46:55.260 you understand you can have as much man-on-man action as you want you're never going to produce
02:47:00.660 a child right so the man and the woman is sacred the relationship of man and woman must be kept sacred
02:47:08.900 for the for humanity to continue you know that look the lgbt community i want went from one percent
02:47:18.320 to now it's 12 percent in the next generation okay
02:47:21.560 you think all the woke culture is contributing to the growth
02:47:27.700 it must be right absolutely it's not hurting it it's not hurting it it's becoming cool now it's very
02:47:36.100 obvious it's not it's not even really a debate it's this is directly contributing to it right so
02:47:42.280 what happens when they reach 50 percent
02:47:43.960 they won't we won't exist anymore you understand there's a point of no return let me let me ask you
02:47:52.520 something okay nico look you know can't said can't said this you know emmanuel can't he was a thinker
02:47:58.360 he was trying to say look if something is moral everybody can do it yes or no correct makes sense
02:48:04.900 right if it's moral we could all do it you say okay look think about homosexuality okay think
02:48:09.500 about this if we all do it just think about this it's a thought experience i know it's an uncomfortable
02:48:15.220 one if we all do it all the time
02:48:18.480 no we wouldn't exist anymore there'll be no more children there'll be no more families we'll be
02:48:27.460 we'll be eradicated well that's the agenda isn't it because if we're if there's all these homosexuals
02:48:32.660 we're not going to have a family unit we're going to strive further away from god we're going to be
02:48:36.360 easily controlled if there's a population decline and people are running around and confused and
02:48:41.720 they're going to go on medication they're going to be unhealthy then there's going to be an elite
02:48:45.580 class of people that could rule over the world while everybody else is confused and straying further
02:48:49.920 away from god because that's where power comes from well i would say look all the cultures that
02:48:57.040 don't have lgbt all the cultures that don't have too much liberalism are the ones whose population is
02:49:02.660 growing so cultures like like canada we rely on immigration because we don't have kids the the
02:49:10.900 average canadian has very little children the the european birth rate is 1.5 it's very very low
02:49:16.580 why liberalism mostly and you know the the wokeness let's say
02:49:21.360 they have to bring us into their countries traditional traditional people people who have
02:49:29.820 nuclear families but when we get to their countries it's like stop they're like stop being traditional
02:49:33.740 but wait you brought me here because you needed my traditional you need you needed what i what i believe
02:49:39.300 in you needed because i produce these kids but now they want to take my kids and teach them how to
02:49:44.400 live their way because look everybody when you have a kid you want to teach them your way of life
02:49:50.240 they don't have kids so they want to teach my kids their way of life you see that's the problem
02:49:56.720 that's the problem where i have because when i came to this country they said you could practice your
02:50:00.200 religion follow the law pay the taxes we won't bother you in your religion okay perfect that's the
02:50:05.040 deal i'm in i'm in i want to practice my religion i want to teach my kids my religion but they say no
02:50:10.560 now they're telling me we got to teach your kids about this new ideology and i'm like no that doesn't
02:50:16.320 it doesn't coincide with my religion at arm for us it's not i'm not breaking any laws but i just don't
02:50:25.120 want your i don't want your ideologies that's for you not for me okay now they want to teach my kids
02:50:34.220 their way of life you understand i don't want them to teach my kids i tell them you have your kids and
02:50:40.540 you teach your kids your way of life you know a lot of people say oh our culture is being diluted
02:50:45.480 because so many foreigners are coming in wow we're coming in for main reasons you colonized us you took
02:50:50.700 all our resources now we're following the resources and two you brought us here because you need our
02:50:57.300 our birth rate don't forget nico they bring traditional people into their country immigrants
02:51:04.020 because they need population why do they need population they don't have kids anymore
02:51:08.420 the liberal states the western states are very very low in reproduction rate very low
02:51:18.940 why is that one it's liberalism too much liberalism feminism and of course
02:51:23.780 ideology now is skyrocketing it's it's grown immensely in the last let's say 20 years it's
02:51:28.100 grown immensely they're not producing children anymore so what's what's going to happen in the
02:51:33.220 long run well humanity might be saved by the traditionalists by the by the conservatives
02:51:43.060 yeah muslims are going to dominate the population in probably 200 years because of this effect
02:51:49.220 much much less i've had this debate back and forth with uh
02:51:53.380 white supremacists for a while because look the thing with the muslims and white supremacists
02:51:58.180 have in common is we both believe that zionism is the root of a lot of evil in the world but when
02:52:03.540 you talk about this issue when you try to because i think what would solve their problem because they
02:52:07.700 have a very declining birth rate and they want to protect the white race really badly so i tell them
02:52:13.060 why don't you convert to islam because then you can have four wives it's going to protect you from
02:52:16.740 wokeness it's going to reject feminism you're going to have traditional values it's going to get rid of
02:52:20.820 this and they get that angry they say that islam is a desert religion it's sand people
02:52:25.700 you know you go back to go back to the desert right and so they want to but they have no solution
02:52:32.420 they'll say that there's a white genocide going on but they're not changing their way of life right
02:52:37.060 because their way of life is there's more women more white western women are going to taylor swift
02:52:41.780 concerts than they're going to meet their husbands so something needs to change right where their way right
02:52:47.380 now is not working to protect their race so if their priority right now is to protect the white
02:52:52.900 race they need to make an adaptation fast but they don't they don't they have this restriction
02:52:59.300 in their heads that islam this is desert the way we the word pronunciation is is incorrect and all this
02:53:05.300 they don't like it they don't they can't get around it but yeah but they come from christianity
02:53:09.940 too don't forget yeah and what's the difference between christianity and islam it's very very minimal
02:53:15.380 one we don't worship jesus as god and two we don't think he died for our sins that's really the
02:53:20.180 two major differences morality is identical like it's not that far apart we believe in one god we
02:53:25.220 trace ourselves back to abraham we believe in the commandments we believe in in in the same idea of
02:53:32.420 sin etc it's not that far off i mean they accepted christianity why is islam such an offense
02:53:38.180 it's from propaganda they think terrorist religion exactly it's exactly because after 9 11 even before
02:53:47.300 9 11 but especially after 9 11 there was so much propaganda against islam so much at the end of
02:53:53.380 the day it comes down to propaganda a lot of property like you could say anything about islam
02:53:59.300 negative you could say the most vile thing about muslims and nobody cares if you said the same thing
02:54:04.180 something about about jews another group oh oh you're gonna exactly so we're kind of living we're
02:54:11.700 kind of living you know um we're kind of living with other groups lived in the past and now it's our
02:54:17.940 turn basically you know now we're the ones uh getting attacked do you believe that crypto is haram
02:54:24.660 no not at all i think it's absurd to say it's i have a lot of people a lot of my fans say that a lot
02:54:29.700 when i talk about bitcoin and but if crypto is haram then fiat currency is even more haram
02:54:36.340 exactly what i was talking about yesterday on my podcast first of all yasser qadi gave a fatwa
02:54:40.980 saying bitcoin is not haram it's not haram and i saw this one muslim guy saying bitcoin is haram and
02:54:46.740 he didn't he didn't understand bitcoin he was saying a lot of buzzwords but he doesn't understand bitcoin
02:54:52.020 and i wrote in the chat please reconsider because you're completely wrong
02:54:55.700 do you want to make these bankers more powerful like why like i i can't understand i cannot
02:55:02.100 understand how somebody can side with fiat currency the worst currency in history
02:55:09.860 you know sneko if you took all the money in all the world all of it every last penny and you gave it
02:55:15.940 back to the bankers you still owe the money
02:55:18.020 you know if you gave them all the money in all the world if you gave it back to the bankers
02:55:28.100 we still owe the money you know why because when they print money they give it to you at interest
02:55:32.580 those dollars don't even exist in circulation but you owe us and it's compounded interest
02:55:38.660 how on earth did you give me this money this money is is it's a type of slavery
02:55:44.260 but 99 of people just don't understand that their money that they use every day is a type of slavery
02:55:51.380 they will always be richer than us they will always be higher than us until bitcoin bitcoin can
02:56:00.580 change the tables turn the tables because now it's outside of the control now they have a competition
02:56:04.900 now we have something that's deflationary ultimately it's going to be deflationary okay
02:56:10.180 i'm a big believer in bitcoin i'm an early adopter i bought it way back in the day and i tell you i
02:56:15.540 highly recommend especially muslims get into crypto and bitcoin especially don't the other stuff a lot of
02:56:21.060 it is a scam look everything is a scam till it reaches critical mass bitcoin has reached critical mass
02:56:27.140 the network effect is real i'm a heavy believer in bitcoin it's going to eliminate interest or a heavy
02:56:36.980 interest the bankers are this the bankers are the source of most of the world's misery
02:56:50.340 people just don't understand how evil the banking system is if you took all the money in all the world
02:56:56.820 you still owe the money how's that possible well because they gave you the money with interest if i
02:57:01.220 lend you a dollar if i if the government gives you a dollar he borrowed that dollar on interest
02:57:06.340 which is he took a dollar for every dollar he owes he owes a dollar five back there isn't a dollar
02:57:14.340 five back in the system it's a huge scam and it's compound interest it's the ultimate haram look
02:57:22.260 you let's talk about money real quick okay see because in philosophy we study money too don't forget
02:57:28.820 aristotle talked about money the the greeks were heavily trying to understand what is money okay look
02:57:35.220 let's say you paint my fence okay you paint my fence and i give you tomatoes as you painted my fence
02:57:43.220 and i'm a tomato farmer we bartered that's called bartering you did something for me i did something
02:57:49.300 for you we're both happy now how many tomatoes do you want well it depends how much how many fences do
02:57:54.340 you want me to paint the more fences i paint the more the more fences you paint the more tomatoes i got
02:57:59.300 to give you right we're bartering now let's say you don't like tomatoes i need you to paint my fence
02:58:07.220 but you don't like tomatoes but i have tomatoes so i ask you what do you want you're like i want a chair
02:58:12.980 so i got to go find the guy who makes a chair this guy's the best chair maker how many tomatoes do you
02:58:18.100 want for my chair for this chair i want you know 70 tomatoes so i give the guy 70 tomatoes he gives me a
02:58:24.180 chair i give you the chair you paint the fence and that's a complicated system that's called the barter
02:58:28.740 system we're trading it's complicated so they invented something called money
02:58:37.940 you paint my fence i give you money that money represents how much you're worth
02:58:42.340 painting my fence your know-how your years your how rare it is that somebody can paint the fence
02:58:47.300 it's a very common job so you're not going to make that much
02:58:49.220 i give you this thing called money when i give you money then you could go take that money and go
02:58:55.940 buy the chair that you like i don't need to trade you a chair for you painting my fence we're not using
02:59:01.140 the barter system money came about because we wanted to get away from the barter system
02:59:09.300 now the bank holds all the money right you have your money in the bank the bank writes down your name
02:59:16.500 and how much money you got in the bank there's nico and that's how much money he's got that's called
02:59:20.420 the ledger it writes down coach the hobby and how much money coach the hobby has if you send me a
02:59:25.620 dollar the bank's gonna be like okay i gotta adjust the ledger here nico has one less dollar coach
02:59:30.820 the hobby has one extra dollar that's a ledger bitcoin is the ledger bitcoin is no different than a bank
02:59:38.260 but bitcoin is a public ledger that everybody could see there's no funny business
02:59:42.340 business you know a famous bank in my country called td bank just got fined three billion dollars
02:59:49.060 okay because they pulled the scam the bankers are always messing with the ledger because we don't see
02:59:53.380 the ledger they have it all you could see snico is what what's next to your name but everything else
02:59:58.820 he's hiding it he's adding money to it he's taking money from it he's borrowing money he's doing all
03:00:03.380 sorts of scam he's playing all sorts of magical tricks to keep you poor and keep him rich your children's
03:00:08.820 children's children are going to be poorer than his his rich children are always going to be richer
03:00:12.420 than you per generation bitcoin is the opposite bitcoin is the same thing it's a ledger yet it's public
03:00:20.500 now why would it be haram to have a public ledger explain that to me because i don't i never understood
03:00:28.340 the justification why they call out there's no justification there's no just there's no
03:00:32.260 justification the same thing the banker is doing except they're doing it open openly and the
03:00:38.820 community is using their computer power to verify it crypto is an open ledger it does exactly what
03:00:45.940 the bank does if coach jahabi has two bitcoin right next to bitcoin to his name if he sends one to snico
03:00:51.700 adjust the ledger now verify the ledger that he sent one to snico we're just keeping an open
03:00:57.220 ledger the whole world can see the ledger it's an honest banking system now here's where it could
03:01:05.700 be had on okay if look i start a new coin yeah i tell snico tell the world about this coin hype it up
03:01:14.660 yeah we're all gonna get on this coin now me and you we took a bunch of coins before we mined a bunch
03:01:19.940 of coins before we told everybody about it we started a coin i have one million of these coins you have one
03:01:26.340 million of these coins then we tell the world hey guys get this coin man this coin is going to be the
03:01:30.900 future people start buying this coin it used to be worth one penny now it's worth 10 cents now it's
03:01:36.660 worth 75 cents now it's worth a dollar ten me and you go on the market and we dump the coins that we
03:01:42.740 mined early before everybody else before everybody got on the bandwagon that's called the rug pull okay
03:01:48.260 that's a simplified version of a rug pull that i would tell you is haram of course that's haram yes
03:01:53.540 now that's somebody who's planning in the back to try to rip people off what's not haram i would
03:02:02.740 tell you look i invested in bitcoin very early on but now it has critical mass now it's outside of
03:02:08.900 anybody's control to dump on anyone what's the price today is that a 93 yet i'd hit the 93 today yeah
03:02:15.620 what year did you get in oh it's it's back down to 89 but i got i got in
03:02:24.100 the 2012.
03:02:25.300 whoo yeah
03:02:28.260 mashallah i got in a long time ago my friend so if you need money to you need to borrow money from
03:02:36.660 somebody you can ask him
03:02:37.780 let me tell you something i want to tell somebody everybody else something one more thing never sell
03:02:44.580 your bitcoin i hear horror stories of people bought bitcoin sold bitcoin don't sell bitcoin
03:02:50.420 look trade large cap coins like solana ethereum speculate on whether they're going to go up and
03:02:57.220 down but in the end when you buy bitcoin hold it forever like it's such a special coin don't ever
03:03:03.380 sell your bitcoin in the future you'll be able to actually today you can borrow on your bitcoin
03:03:08.820 okay so when you borrow on your bitcoin there's no there's it's not a taxable event okay so there's
03:03:12.980 a lot to know about bitcoin but i would tell you all the other coins is all about getting more bitcoin
03:03:18.340 that's how i see it okay and and i would tell you look don't trade coins that have small market caps
03:03:24.180 that are meme coins that people are going to rug pull each other that i would tell you that's wrong
03:03:28.260 that's bad bitcoin is in my opinion trustworthy because it's reached critical mass okay so what's
03:03:35.380 critical mass imagine sneko there's only two people with a phone okay two people and then you're the
03:03:43.300 third guy to buy a phone that phone ain't worth much there's only two people you can call there's
03:03:48.180 only two other guys with the phone now i tell you wait a week there's going to be four other people
03:03:53.300 with a phone so you're like oh there's only six people i can call that's not it's not it's not worth
03:03:57.220 buying this phone what if i tell you look there's going to be eight billion people with a phone
03:04:04.100 everybody in the world has a phone now you're like i gotta have a phone you need it that's the network
03:04:08.820 effect you understand facebook is only important because there's a lot of people on it tomorrow you
03:04:13.220 can invent a sneaker book and there's only two thousand people on it and nobody cares about sneaker
03:04:18.100 book because there's no network there's no critical mass but if you get to a billion users everybody's
03:04:23.860 like wow sneaker book is the place to be you don't sell a little bit at the top i sold a little
03:04:29.220 bit when it when it hit 82 i sold a little bit i sold a bit no but yeah but but i'll tell you why
03:04:35.460 you shouldn't sell okay where you just skim off the top and buy it when it goes down again yeah you
03:04:40.180 can do that you can do that but i will tell you okay fine you can do that but let's say this is fine but
03:04:47.460 i will tell you when when let's say you have a million dollars in bitcoin don't go don't use that
03:04:52.180 bitcoin to buy a house a million dollar house i would tell you borrow 800 000 and buy a house
03:04:59.060 isn't that isn't that haram no you could borrow money you could borrow look it depends how you borrow
03:05:05.780 money oh okay let's say let's say let's say you're a multi-millionaire mashallah hamdulillah of course you
03:05:14.180 are and i have a million dollars bitcoin and i give it to you as collateral i say look hold on to this
03:05:18.980 million dollars lend me 800 let me 800 000 and we you know we do it islamically the banking i'm allowed
03:05:26.820 to give you back a fee but not interest not compound interest i don't want to get into that debate but
03:05:31.380 let's say you're allowed to lend me money and we're doing it in a halal way now i take that 800 000
03:05:37.460 and i buy a house if i went and i sold my bitcoin that's a taxable event i have to pay taxes instead
03:05:48.820 of paying taxes i gave it to you as collateral and i borrowed a debt that is not taxable what i'm trying
03:05:54.900 to tell you is you want to avoid paying taxes legally on your bitcoin so when i take that 800
03:06:02.660 thousand dollars and i maybe i make a business with it i start a business and i slowly buy back my
03:06:09.460 bitcoin from you i buy it back you know we have a deal for a long time i'm going to end up giving
03:06:14.500 you something in profit with which is reasonable it's not compound interest i buy back my bitcoin
03:06:20.740 because that bitcoin in in our view the bitcoiners we think bitcoin is going to go up forever
03:06:26.180 so you buy back your bitcoin that guy i gave him back his fiat i gave him back his money
03:06:30.820 i took my collateral he was always safe because if i didn't pay you back you would liquidate my
03:06:34.500 bitcoin you would get your fiat back i gave you bitcoin as collateral use bitcoin as collateral in the
03:06:40.180 future there are smart contracts that can do that as well meaning there's no human intervention
03:06:46.340 but then you're you're avoiding tax so there's a lot to know about bitcoin because the thing is if
03:06:51.460 you're ever going to make a big move with bitcoin if you're ever going to if you have millions of
03:06:54.740 dollars of bitcoin the big bitcoin players they never sell their bitcoin they borrow against their
03:07:00.500 bitcoin why it's a taxable event when you when you liquidate your bitcoin and then they want to buy
03:07:05.700 that bitcoin back because that bitcoin i want to hand it down to my kids and i want my kids to hand it
03:07:12.180 hand it down to their kids because we're always going to be able to borrow against our bitcoin
03:07:18.740 we never sell it because bitcoin is ultimately deflationary think about it sneaker there's only
03:07:24.500 ever going to be 21 million bitcoin that's it but there's more and more people in the world that
03:07:29.460 want bitcoin so we have to divide the bitcoins they become more and more precious you made me regret
03:07:34.660 selling a bit i only sold like 0.3 0.3 i want it back now yeah that's okay that's okay as long as
03:07:41.780 you're gonna buy back in when it dumps you know because bitcoin is still gonna dump to 50 40 in
03:07:47.940 the future now we're in a super cycle now like like look i'll tell you something if you hold bitcoin
03:07:53.540 for more than four years you've never lost money like i always tell people if you have money that
03:07:59.300 you're ready not to spend for four years buy bitcoin with it it's a no-brainer
03:08:04.980 now though you're in a special time in bitcoin you're in a super cycle okay the super cycle is about
03:08:09.140 to explode who knows where it's gonna go it might go 120 it might go 150 but then it's gonna drop i
03:08:14.820 think the drop is gonna go back down to 50 000 60 000 that's when i'm gonna jump back in what's that
03:08:20.900 it's probably probably gonna go back down to 50 i said that's after a super cycle it's gonna take
03:08:25.780 us super high first we're gonna break records and then the guys are the whales are gonna dump they're
03:08:30.100 gonna sell we're gonna drop back 40 50 then guys like me are gonna jump back in and buy
03:08:35.460 you want to buy when everybody's not buying but i'm only buying with money that i'm gonna hold for
03:08:42.420 four years or more i'm ready to will i'm ready to part with that money for four years now the cycle
03:08:50.020 might return before four years but after four years we should hit another super cycle like we're seeing
03:08:54.980 today yes and this kind of cycle is eventually going to topple off because everybody's going to get into
03:09:00.900 bitcoin even donald trump said he's going to have a bitcoin reserve for the us even the usa is going
03:09:07.220 to start buying bitcoin it's a no-brainer it's a look it's it's a it's a brilliant solution satoshi
03:09:14.580 nakamoto if he's a real person or not whatever it doesn't matter the name the person the founding
03:09:20.100 group or person that goes by the name satoshi nakamoto was brilliant he resolved the problem a major
03:09:27.060 problem and the what the reason why he did it in the first block he explains is because of the 2008
03:09:32.500 what the bankers did nobody wanted to bail out the bankers and the government did anyway he took
03:09:38.660 taxpayers money and he gave it back to the bankers he saved the bankers the us government saved the
03:09:43.460 bankers why money talks rich bankers pull the strings and they got the government to take from the
03:09:50.580 taxpayer but it's capitalism and you didn't bank you didn't do your banking right you should go out
03:09:55.620 of business that's capitalism that's how it's supposed to be no they went in they took money
03:10:01.220 from taxpayers money and they bailed the bankers satoshi nakamoto's what did he do he fired off the
03:10:09.940 white paper bitcoin and now today we have a new monetary system that the whole world is quickly
03:10:15.140 gaining on so everywhere everybody's getting into bitcoin watch this next bull run i remember when when
03:10:20.260 bitcoin heard 30 000 everybody was freaking out everybody were like we can't believe bitcoin was at
03:10:26.340 30 000 guys 30 000 i don't think we'll ever see it again it's nothing 30 000 it's nothing we'll never
03:10:32.180 see 30 000 again i highly doubt it we're gonna see 60 we're gonna see 70 me at that time i'm gonna jump
03:10:39.140 back in i'm gonna now i'm probably gonna buy some some large cap coins now because i think the super
03:10:46.020 cycle is coming i might keep those large cap coins or i might convert them to bitcoin i'm not sure
03:10:51.140 depending on the utility because there are some coins they're gonna do better than bitcoin so i
03:10:56.580 believe in that like i believe in the solana project you know not that i'm recommending it i think people
03:11:01.140 should do their own research but i believe in these projects i think they're gonna be here 20 years from
03:11:05.540 now that's what i always ask myself is this project still gonna be here 20 years from now yes or no
03:11:10.260 if the answer is yes i'll probably invest in it i told everybody to get solana when it was at i think
03:11:16.820 a hundred dollars and now it's a it's a 212 so yeah i don't think solana is i don't think it's going
03:11:22.660 in a way any i don't think it's going anywhere anytime soon but there is a something i don't like
03:11:27.540 about solana there's a lot of meme coins so one day if they regulate solana all that's going to go
03:11:31.700 it's going to drop the price so there is some threats to solana there's a lot of meme coins there's
03:11:36.340 a lot of people out there trying to make bogus coins whatnot because they want to ride this wave
03:11:40.740 and a lot of people are going to fall for it a lot of people are going to get rich but it's on the
03:11:44.900 backs of other people that's what i think is haram we're like hyping up coins to rug pull people that
03:11:50.340 i would say is haram but that's totally not what's going on with bitcoin bitcoin is not a hype bitcoin is
03:11:57.300 us trying to get away from the american sorry from the from the banking ledger
03:12:01.380 it's a healthy competition to the banking ledger
03:12:08.980 what have you learned in philosophy that is not applicable or not directly applicable to islam
03:12:16.020 something that a philosophy lesson that you really resonate with that muslims aren't aware of
03:12:22.260 because i want to get more that did resonate with me yeah or it didn't that did it did yeah um
03:12:31.380 i'll tell you something one of the most famous philosophers his name is renee descartes okay
03:12:36.420 renee descartes was he left first you know kind of one of those no he wasn't atheist he was not
03:12:41.620 he was an enlightenment guy what's that was he an enlightenment era philosopher yes yes yes yes
03:12:47.700 but he was very theist and he believed in god he was a christian look a lot of highly intelligent
03:12:53.060 people believes in people believes in god a lot like i can name you pop you off a long list okay
03:13:00.500 renee descartes said something really interesting he was trying to find something called what we call
03:13:06.020 philosophy foundationalism okay foundationalism means i have something so so true that nobody could ever doubt it
03:13:14.340 like for instance your name is sneeko right what if i tell you look your name is sneeko you believe
03:13:24.020 your name is sneeko but it could be that your mother adopted you when you were young and your name was
03:13:28.900 steward and she flipped your name to sneeko it could be you don't know there's a doubt right there's a little
03:13:34.180 doubt even though it's even though it's less than zero zero point zero zero zero one percent still
03:13:40.100 there's a little doubt you don't know for a fact you weren't there so this is what we call cartesian
03:13:46.180 doubt it's like hyper radical doubt like descartes asked how do you know you're not dreaming right now
03:13:53.460 you could be dreaming it's possible when you're in your dream when sneeko when you're sleeping you're
03:13:58.660 having a dream you're kicking you're punching you're moving i don't know you're having all sorts of
03:14:02.740 what's that i don't know i'm dreaming when i'm dreaming you don't know you're dreaming when you're
03:14:06.420 dreaming right so he was like even i want to know something even if i was dreaming i couldn't be wrong
03:14:14.820 he wanted something so foundationally solid that you cannot doubt it okay now this is a very deep
03:14:22.100 book it's a book called the meditations i mean people have written about this book to no end okay
03:14:26.980 and he says look here's what i'm certain of can't break this he says look i think therefore i am
03:14:37.300 i think therefore i am cogito ergo sum he says in latin i think therefore i am i know i exist because
03:14:47.300 i have thoughts right and to have thoughts i have to exist even if he speculates imagine there was this
03:14:52.900 evil god and he was trying to trick you every time he touched ice ice is really hot but it made he made
03:14:59.300 he tricked you to think it was cold you know when you touch ice your hand is cold right
03:15:04.980 in reality ice is hot this evil god he's this demon he's making you think it's cold but really he's just
03:15:11.060 fooling you so you can't even be sure that ice is cold like he he's look i know i know a lot of
03:15:17.940 people are going to find this ridiculous but he did this for a very good reason okay don't forget
03:15:21.460 the guy was a very very uh accomplished mathematician uh geometry math science incredibly accomplished
03:15:30.980 but he felt all these all these sciences were shaky if he couldn't answer this question
03:15:36.420 if he couldn't find something certain perfectly certain
03:15:42.260 now he said this listen to what he said okay he said something very profound it's very similar to
03:15:46.180 islam that's that's what i think people miss about islam he said i think therefore i am i have to
03:15:56.580 exist because i have to think right and if i'm thinking right now even if i have a doubt that's thinking
03:16:04.660 so if you doubt it you're thinking if you're thinking you exist right so he seemed to have this
03:16:11.220 perfect gem it was just like this perfect gem and nobody could doubt it and from there from that
03:16:16.900 first block he said look i'm going to build a building for you the first block is undestructible
03:16:21.780 then i'm going to put a second block and then after a third and then i'm going to bring math
03:16:25.300 science history and i'm bringing all that stuff that you doubted earlier but look i piled it up on
03:16:29.300 this perfect brick this brick nobody can break it because if you break this brick the whole thing will
03:16:34.100 come down so i have to found it on something so certain it's unshakable
03:16:43.140 and i studied this profoundly and i was
03:16:46.820 reading other philosophers and then later one philosopher punched a little you think can you
03:16:52.180 punch a flaw in that it's pretty tough right because you have to say look if i doubt it i'm
03:16:57.380 having a thought a thought is a doubt is a thought and if i have a thought whether it's a doubt or not
03:17:03.460 it's proof that i exist it's not proof existence but here's where here's where
03:17:08.100 where nietzsche pulled the rug out from underneath him
03:17:12.980 each is like okay well you said i think who's this i think that's a presupposition what's this i
03:17:19.460 i now you have to define what i is and in philosophy i'll tell you something we cannot define what it
03:17:25.380 what the i is what's it what's a person me yeah me is a sound right is it but what is it referring to so
03:17:33.220 here here's let me give you an example okay let me give you an example
03:17:40.260 when you look at a human being's life okay uh hume said it really beautifully he said look it's like
03:17:46.020 a link of chains imagine i have a chain okay it has 10 links i take one link i destroy it and i add another
03:17:53.140 on the other end imagine you have a link of there's 10 links right still 10 yeah then i destroy the
03:18:01.540 second link and i add another on the end and i keep destroying one and adding another throwing one
03:18:06.100 and adding another after 10 repetitions it's not the same chain no more physically but it's it's this
03:18:13.140 chain is a living chain it's going through this journey the human being is very like this chain okay
03:18:20.900 every cell in your body has been replaced after seven years your body's regenerated every single
03:18:27.620 cell in your body you ate food you breathed in air your body used all that created chemistry and
03:18:33.380 rebuilt your body several times over your body is like that chain we took out one chain we put another
03:18:39.140 yet we still call you sneaker you're you're imagine your house okay your house has thousands and
03:18:46.820 thousands of pieces that bring it together but every day i replaced one you live in that house every
03:18:52.100 and i replace every single piece in your house but you're like this is my house but i'm like no man
03:18:56.340 all those pieces out there that i replaced that's your house you're like no man i come in here every day
03:19:01.380 you you the house has a continuity like your body has continuity even though you're not
03:19:08.820 one feet tall when you were born you're a little you're a little baby you had no vocabulary you
03:19:13.220 learned all these things you went through all these changes baby sneaker doesn't exist anymore
03:19:18.740 but look at you we still say he's sneaker there's something between baby sneaker and what you are today
03:19:23.940 that's continued it had continuity so it was the eye the soul but hold on hold on the the eye is
03:19:32.820 subjective is what i'm trying to tell you it's something we can't put our finger on exactly
03:19:37.460 so it's not that he disproved descartes it's that he added something that was questionable
03:19:45.620 he shook it nietzsche shook
03:19:49.460 uh descartes uh cogito as we call it okay the i think therefore he shook it okay he shook it because
03:19:56.420 now we're like wait a second what is the eye wait a second what is i what does it mean i so we start
03:20:02.900 saying who's having these thoughts what are these thoughts are these thoughts happening to you are
03:20:06.100 they your thoughts so it brought in all sorts of debate and all of a sudden we brought in doubt
03:20:11.380 into this one saying now i'll tell you something i'll tell you something when i read descartes i later
03:20:18.900 read ghazali and i realized descartes who came 600 years after ghazali
03:20:23.380 ghazali went through the same ghazali was a muslim philosopher okay he went through the same
03:20:31.620 journey trying to prove what is unshakably true
03:20:35.060 something you cannot have a doubt
03:20:42.820 and that's what i i'll tell you remember we said i think therefore i am
03:20:47.940 the muslims who say la ilaha illallah
03:20:51.380 la ilaha illallah means there is no worship except the law
03:20:55.300 it's but it's deeper than that it's deep it's much deeper than that
03:21:04.580 ghazali comes to the conclusion that only a god is ultimate truth now it's i'm giving you it in a
03:21:13.780 nutshell here but it's way more profound than that okay he has a famous book called the niche of lights
03:21:19.140 okay it's a very complex book but basically he's trying to tell you when you search for perfect
03:21:26.820 perfect truth this is in the quran by the way as well
03:21:32.020 ultimately only god is perfectly true only god is undoubtable and i'm going to give you for instance
03:21:38.100 i'm giving you a punch you know but it's not it's not well explained let me explain it to you okay
03:21:41.860 let me explain it to you
03:21:44.820 we all talk about truth right we always descartes was looking for this thing called truth truth
03:21:48.900 he was he was clawing for he was fighting everywhere he looked he couldn't find this
03:21:53.140 perfect truth he was always seeking truth always but a perfect truth not a truth perfect truth not
03:22:01.140 not something who's a hundred percent objective there's no subjectivity in it you understand what
03:22:08.980 are you familiar with objectivity and subjectivity yeah so let's say if i tell you red is the most
03:22:15.220 beautiful color that's subjective that's subjective that's your opinion yep if i tell you one plus
03:22:21.380 one equals two object that's not your opinion who cares about what your opinion is on that it's
03:22:25.940 right or wrong if you say one plus one equals three that's wrong regardless of your opinion
03:22:31.060 that's objective if a triangle has three corners that's objective
03:22:37.460 if i tell you no man i think triangles can also have three four corners no that's impossible
03:22:42.100 triangle has three angles there's only three you'll have a fourth corner with add a fourth
03:22:48.100 angle it's true by definition there are things that are objectively true okay so there's a famous
03:22:55.700 way to explain this it's called the the ship of thesis okay let me run it by you okay
03:23:01.940 there's a man named thesis he had a ship the ship has 99 parts
03:23:07.380 every day he has to replace one part so after day one he has one new part that was replaced
03:23:20.420 after two days two new parts two parts were two original parts were taken out and
03:23:26.660 a new part was put in the third day he needs a new part again so one of the original parts is
03:23:32.340 taken out and they put him a third brand new part after 99 days he's replaced every single
03:23:38.980 original piece but he's still sailing every day back and forth
03:23:45.700 if i ask you where's the ship of thesis you're like that's the ship of thesis thesis is on a ship
03:23:49.540 he's sailing back and forth every day you understand but then i take all the original
03:23:54.980 parts and i rebuild the ship
03:23:56.340 i put two ships on the sea and i'm like hey sneaker which one of these is his ship
03:24:02.660 he'll be like wait a second now there's two of them one with the original parts but the other one
03:24:07.380 they had all the miles on it of going back and forth every day which one is thesis is ship well now it
03:24:13.940 becomes arbitrary it becomes a matter of how you see that how you see things
03:24:19.060 imagine those two ships are going out on the water every day and i'm still doing the same
03:24:25.940 thing every day they have to replace another part now you have two ships
03:24:31.780 that are replacing a part every day and then i have 99
03:24:38.660 replace parts again i add more shit like which ship is the ship of thesis
03:24:42.740 you understand what i'm trying to tell you is because the ship is going through change because
03:24:46.900 it's having place uh parts replaced me and you will no longer agree on what's what's the ship of
03:24:55.060 thesis we're going to debate about it we're going to argue about it where did the ship of thesis start
03:25:01.060 where did it end this is the philosophy philosophical conundrum this is what's happening when they ask you
03:25:06.900 what is a woman they want a perfect definition there is no perfect definition listen carefully
03:25:11.300 there is no perfect definition if you don't have a dean okay because it's all interpretation
03:25:22.020 which one is the ship of thesis well you might decide
03:25:25.620 this one is the ship of thesis but who are you to decide i think it's the other one
03:25:29.300 your your your judgment is just as good as mine why should snico decide which one is the correct one
03:25:37.220 now imagine this nico put that put that example to the side okay
03:25:44.900 imagine we have the divine ship of thesis the ship of thesis is divine
03:25:50.020 meaning it's only made of one piece it doesn't need peace it doesn't need changing there's no other
03:25:55.300 ship like it there will never be another ship like it and there never was another ship like it
03:26:01.460 this ship always was like so it doesn't go through change now if we ask all of humanity which one is
03:26:12.020 the ship of thesis we're all going to point that's the ship of thesis it's become objective now do you
03:26:16.740 understand it's not a question of opinion anymore
03:26:19.300 when we say god is one god is eternal god is not changing we're saying god is objective truth
03:26:34.340 he's the soul and objective truth it's not a question of relativity this is in the quran
03:26:39.700 the quran says after allah what is there true what is there that's true the quran is asking you
03:26:48.340 god is al-haq the truth that is one of the names of god al-haq when people are talking about truth
03:26:55.220 truth truth they're praising allah you know the quran says all of humanity praises allah all of the
03:27:01.940 nature praises allah all everything the bird in the sky every human being because we're always talking
03:27:06.900 about what is true when you say what is true we're talking about the one who's al-haq he's the truth
03:27:13.300 everything else everything else is subjectively true it's true the greater there's greater truths
03:27:23.460 of course there are truths there are falsehoods but even the truth are dependent on
03:27:28.740 the truth the truth al-haq so it's complex because he was very sophisticated but he found something
03:27:37.300 foundational and that was god so he made it god he understood that god is foundational so basically all
03:27:44.260 objective truth comes from god and everything else is subjective not only that god is the only
03:27:52.100 perfectly objectively true only god is unique in this sense nothing is al-haq except god things can
03:28:00.820 be hack but nothing is al-haq okay i get it because god doesn't hack it's the comparison to the cells how
03:28:08.020 seven years ago you're a completely different objective objective truth because you're compromised
03:28:13.060 of a completely different body god is the only unwavering never changing being
03:28:19.300 yes that's correct but you know what i'd like to i like to liken it as think about numbers okay
03:28:28.020 think about the number three you can't explain the number three without explaining the number one
03:28:36.420 when i teach a kid the number three i'm like the number three is one then one again then one one more
03:28:42.500 time that's that's three the number two is like the number one but you have to repeat it one more time
03:28:53.460 every number is referencing the number one if i tell you okay what's 0.5 means 0.5 half of one
03:29:00.020 pick a one cut in half that's 0.1 whoa 0.5 that is the best argument i've ever heard for tohi
03:29:06.500 exactly for god is one because okay i get it i get it but what i'm trying to tell you is look the whole
03:29:14.340 world like all the numbers are screaming one all the numbers are talking to you every give me a number
03:29:21.060 29 29 is referring to one 29 one yeah yeah okay 29 is nothing without the number one so are you saying
03:29:29.700 that islam is mathematical not not necessarily math is look it's not necessarily mathematical math i i believe
03:29:41.540 i believe existence is information okay it's a little bit complicated
03:29:48.020 but i'm telling you like like every number screams one
03:29:53.700 the number 100 you know what the number try to explain to somebody what the number 100 is
03:29:58.020 you're gonna be like well it's 50 and 50 okay what's 50 what explain me 50 50 is like 25 and 20
03:30:03.700 what's 25 well 25 is like one plus 24 well wait we have to you have to refer to one eventually when
03:30:10.580 you have to take it all the way down to one okay the whole universe the whole universe is screaming
03:30:20.340 like all the numbers are screaming one the quran says look everything in existence is praising allah
03:30:28.020 and zero everything if you argue that it starts with zero zero is the absence of one
03:30:37.300 zero zero is still telling you imagine there was no one it's still a reference to one
03:30:46.420 everything is a reference to one
03:30:48.260 all of existence is all of existence is screaming
03:30:58.420 god it's praising god this is in the quran as well okay this is in the quran the quran says look
03:31:05.300 all of all of humanity all everybody all the creatures of the world all the universe is praising god
03:31:11.780 god every number is telling you about one look you know what when i praise if i go on my youtube
03:31:18.580 channel i start talking about sneaker i'm praising sneaker i'm telling you about sneaker
03:31:23.380 every number is telling you about the number one
03:31:27.060 every mathematical equation is telling you about allah because allah is the
03:31:31.220 ahad he's represented by the one everything is screaming allah all the time
03:31:38.260 now some people can't hear it you can get into a state of mind where that's all you can hear
03:31:45.300 okay now there's another really interesting
03:31:50.260 verse in the quran okay he said he was a brilliant guy but i think a lot of people misunderstand him
03:31:55.700 okay misunderstand sometimes he says things that's kind of scary and but he's saying something
03:32:01.300 most of the time incredibly brilliant okay look there's a verse in the quran it says look
03:32:06.500 the quran says if we brought the quran down to the this mountain here this mountain you would see the
03:32:12.580 mountain crushed humbled humility and humility in a state of humility if the quran came down to the
03:32:21.300 mountain and the mountain understood the crown it would be crushed it would be in a humble state
03:32:30.500 in a state in a state of humility
03:32:34.900 but a mountain is like the unshakable unmovable thing
03:32:40.820 like you can crash your car into a mountain you can nuke a mountain like it's it's this unbelievably hard
03:32:47.380 difficult impossible thing to maneuver right you can't move a mountain right
03:32:54.420 but you're just bone you're just flesh right
03:32:57.220 what happens when the quran comes to you well you're going to find yourself in a humble state
03:33:03.620 you're going to find yourself crushed but that's what ghazali was saying like if you
03:33:09.620 eliminate the self the i
03:33:14.260 because it's la ilaha illallah la ilaha don't forget it's something muslims miss atheism and islam is very
03:33:22.260 close
03:33:26.740 look nobody this believes in gods more than muslims are real muslims who understand islam he doesn't
03:33:34.420 believe in any god he doesn't believe in this god zeus apollo we don't believe in any of that
03:33:41.060 we think you can scream their name as much as you want we think you could praise them as it's
03:33:44.660 useless the quran says they can't harm you they can't benefit you
03:33:48.020 we believe in none of these gods ill allah la ilaha there are no gods none of these gods except
03:33:56.900 none of them ill allah now these deities there are there are deities and there are
03:34:05.060 how do how do i say look there are imagined deities in our minds but they're not worthy of worship
03:34:18.500 they're not it's not only they're not worthy of worship they don't exist
03:34:23.940 only uh the only there's only one god yes we we agree with that so what about things like baal or
03:34:29.780 malak the these gods that they sacrifice to or do these deities not exist no they don't exist
03:34:37.380 shaitan doesn't exist no shaitan is not a deity some people worship shaitan doesn't that because
03:34:43.940 doesn't make him a deity it's he's not a deity shaitan exists yes but he's not a deity there's only one god
03:34:50.660 shaitan is not a god he's not a deity i'm trying to differentiate god from deities things that are
03:35:00.340 not worthy of worship but because you said they can't harm or benefit no no nobody's worthy of
03:35:06.020 worship right nobody yeah shaitan especially okay but he's not divine shaitan is not divine how do you
03:35:15.300 define divinity divinity divinity means you're you're allah you're god okay if you're divine
03:35:22.180 you're allah nobody has any share in divinity nobody's partly divine
03:35:30.100 all divinity is with god all of it all of it there's nobody who's divine okay so you might be
03:35:37.140 thinking supernatural you might be thinking supernatural yeah i was gonna ask when people do
03:35:41.540 because the quran does acknowledge that people could do black magic and can worship people
03:35:45.780 things yes but that's not divinity so what is that supernatural well that the supernatural is
03:35:52.900 something outside uh what we what we identify as nature okay so the patterns and irregularities
03:35:59.780 you see in nature that's a very that's a very deep question what is nature okay nature is something
03:36:05.220 not touched by man so if i show you this glass right here nature didn't produce this this is man man's
03:36:11.380 intervention so magic is something man intervenes it's not natural
03:36:18.900 look that water bottle you just drank man had to intervene to create that right okay
03:36:27.940 if man didn't exist that water bottle wouldn't exist right yeah so everything that's not dependent
03:36:35.220 on man that exists without man that's what we call natural okay look did we did man make the clouds no
03:36:43.620 that's natural everything that's not natural had human intervention in its creation
03:36:48.820 you understand
03:36:54.420 understand yeah i get it so everything outside a human creation is natural
03:37:02.660 now if humans do uh
03:37:06.420 um if humans let's say i make a okay i made a desk or i made a computer that's artificial
03:37:13.140 man intervened it's man's creation it's not a perfect definition okay but it's a good working
03:37:18.500 definition because we'd have to go far deeper in this subject but look that river it's not man-made
03:37:25.300 it's natural men can also dig a hole fill it with water and call it a river and it's it's not a natural
03:37:30.260 river it's an artificial river okay anything that's not created by man out there in the world it's natural
03:37:39.860 if i take if i take sugar and i refine it but it's not natural sugar no more it's refined sugar
03:37:46.820 we took we took something that was natural in the world we refined it and now it's refined sugar okay
03:37:53.220 so look basically what i'm trying to tell you is how every number screams the number one all of existence
03:38:00.180 screams the praise of god the quran says look if we brought this quran down to the mountain
03:38:04.980 the mountain would disintegrate now when i bring the quran down to you imagine your body disintegrated
03:38:13.380 think about this for a second okay inside you there's a point of awareness
03:38:22.180 leibniz said it beautifully okay
03:38:25.540 imagine i was really really tiny and i was walking around inside your brain okay think about this for
03:38:31.620 a second it's nico it's a thought experiment for you i'm walking around inside your brain and i see
03:38:36.900 neurons firing i see blood pumping i see veins i see arteries i see all sorts of chemical states
03:38:45.860 i see dopamine i see all sorts of chemicals but i don't see your thoughts nico
03:38:51.620 you're thinking things you're you're deciding i don't see any of that all i see is machinery
03:38:56.420 i don't see
03:39:00.420 i don't see the stuff of your mind i see your brain but i don't see your mind
03:39:07.700 correct now the quran is saying look destroy all that destroy your body imagine your body was
03:39:14.660 disintegrated that thing that's inside you that
03:39:19.060 inner state that you have that inner state of awareness what is it
03:39:21.860 it's still there there's there's something beyond the body
03:39:27.620 okay now we say the quran says adam was formed allah formed adam from clay and then he breathed into
03:39:33.780 him his is created created something okay this thing we have inside us i can cut you open i won't see it
03:39:45.540 it's not subject to this world
03:39:46.980 you know in in science they call this the hard problem of consciousness
03:39:53.300 they say look the easy problem is the machinery the brain
03:39:56.900 the hard problem is that you have a mind but i can't see your mind if the scientist opens your
03:40:02.180 mind he'll never see your thoughts like for instance let's say you picture an apple can you picture an apple
03:40:07.460 in your mind right now yeah if i open your mind am i going to see an apple no what's the proof you have
03:40:14.100 you picture it in apple that's the hard problem of consciousness that's what all the
03:40:19.300 scientists say we can't prove it but we believe snico when he says he pictures an apple you know why
03:40:24.180 the scientist himself can picture an apple he's having a he's exposed to the same miracle
03:40:30.900 you know there's a guy named thomas huxley okay who they called him darwin's bulldog
03:40:37.140 he was a staunch defender of darwinism okay that's why they called him the bulldog of darwin
03:40:42.420 thomas huxley is he jewish thomas huxley no he's not uh no i'm not sure i'm not sure i don't know
03:40:49.300 thomas huxley said this he said look when he comes to the hard problem of consciousness the mind
03:40:54.740 he says i'll give you an analogy he's going to give you an analogy to to tell you how mind-bogglingly
03:41:00.900 incredible this is he's saying it's like if i took a lamp rub the lamp and a magic genie came out
03:41:07.060 this is darwin's bulldog he's saying look how is it possible the brain and mind the mind can exist
03:41:16.900 how is it possible because we have no logical proof of the mind and no scientific proof
03:41:23.860 the only reason i i know you have a mind snico is because i have one i have a direct experience with
03:41:29.380 the mind i didn't see your mind snico i didn't open up your head and hear your thoughts and see the
03:41:36.980 apple that you told me you supposedly experienced i didn't see any of that i'm taking your word for it
03:41:41.860 you know why i'm taking your word for it because i also have the same experience i can also picture
03:41:46.980 apple in my mind
03:41:50.180 so what is it that's happening within us this we were that was given to us
03:41:56.420 if you disintegrate if if the whole if you imagine yourself without a body for instance
03:42:02.180 there's still a something within us and this something is not found in the dunya it's not
03:42:07.780 found in the world it's not discovered by science they can't put it in a test tube they can't measure it
03:42:13.860 they can't hold it they can't see it they can't weigh it they can't do anything to it but they also
03:42:19.380 cannot deny it every scientist is going to be like hey i i know about this thing you're talking
03:42:25.300 about because you know there's a famous uh atheist philosopher his name was daniel dennett he just
03:42:31.140 passed recently actually and he was trying he wrote a book called the mind explained and he basically
03:42:39.220 said your mind doesn't exist
03:42:42.900 it's all an illusion but philosophers crushed him okay he was humiliated by this book because we're like
03:42:49.940 if you don't have a mind who's who's being who's under the illusion
03:42:56.020 can you can you can you trick a rock
03:42:59.380 nico can you trick a rock can't do that a rock doesn't have a mind right for me to be an under
03:43:07.700 illusion i'd have to have a mind how could you trick a mind that doesn't exist he fell into like a
03:43:13.860 trap after trap like the philosophers criticized him so badly he was denying his own mind think
03:43:22.020 about he wrote a book he had to use his mind to write a book about his mind and he said my mind
03:43:27.540 doesn't exist you know in the quran it tells us if you deny allah you deny yourself
03:43:33.860 you denied your connection he look the fitrah within us connects us to the other world
03:43:38.660 there's a world within us look you know what allah says in the quran says when you sleep allah takes
03:43:44.340 your soul when you sleep allah takes your soul where do you go when you sleep you go into another
03:43:50.420 world allah shows every night when you go to sleep it's like a little death you know the muslim when
03:43:55.780 he goes to sleep he's practicing death he goes to sleep and he's going to go into another world now
03:44:01.380 if you're a bad guy nico you're probably going to have a lot of bad dreams it's going to be a
03:44:05.700 a warning for you don't go to hell you know don't do a lot of bad things your inner your
03:44:10.100 deep inner conscience is going to tell you look i'm on the wrong path you have a fitrah don't forget
03:44:13.940 of course we have revelation we have a revealed religion but we also have our natural religion
03:44:21.060 it's in us that's why the quran calls itself the reminder it's reminding you of something snico
03:44:26.660 you already know something about allah the quran is reminding you
03:44:30.820 the quran is telling you look when you sleep allah takes your soul and allah returns your soul
03:44:37.540 back to you and some of the people he doesn't return their soul that they died they went on to the next
03:44:42.900 world and they're there now look what's the proof of that well guess what's nico every night you go to
03:44:49.300 sleep you go into another world and you can't explain it and neither can any scientists and when you're
03:44:54.340 remember we talked about earlier when you're dreaming you don't know you're dreaming and you only believe
03:44:58.980 you're dreaming because you woke up in this world but every time you wake up in a world you have
03:45:05.220 the same experience you're having now you have a history you think you ate breakfast you think you
03:45:10.180 grew up let's say you wake up let's say you have a dream tomorrow that you're 60 years old okay tonight
03:45:14.740 you go to bed you have a dream that you're 60 years old well you're sleeping and you wake up and you're
03:45:19.140 60 years old in your mind you've lived 60 years in this dream for you you're 60 years old now
03:45:26.340 you didn't just pop into existence you think you had a childhood and adulthood you were married you
03:45:31.140 had a job and now you're 60 and whatever you're doing you're doing in your dream
03:45:35.300 what i'm trying to tell you is the quran is telling you look every night you die and every night you're
03:45:41.140 in another world and then i return you back to this world and i you continue your tests in this world
03:45:47.300 but every day god is giving you a preview because when a muslim sleeps it's like a little death and when
03:45:53.460 he wakes up he's supposed to practice the resurrection say you know you praise god for
03:45:58.340 resurrecting you again it's a test every it's a it's a practice it's a drill every day you sleep
03:46:05.540 every day you wake up and you know what like you know i'm happy to go to sleep when i'm tired
03:46:10.100 snico i want to go to sleep when the time comes i'm going to be happy to die snico it's going to be
03:46:15.460 time for me to go like i like to sleep i don't fight to sleep at one point yeah i want to stay up late
03:46:20.420 sometimes but sometimes you know i know it's time for me to go i know it's time for me to get under
03:46:24.740 those covers and it's time for me to practice the death and i go into death and again i know when i
03:46:32.180 die in this world i'm going to wake up in another that's what the quran tells us
03:46:38.500 every day allah takes your soul this thing that you have within you no scientists can explain that's
03:46:45.220 why when the quran says look if the quran came to the mountain it would crush that mountain well if it
03:46:49.940 came to you why is why haven't you found what's inside already why haven't you why hasn't have
03:46:55.060 why hasn't it crushed your body yet why haven't you understood that there's something within you
03:47:01.460 you know because if you crush the body this is what we call fana in islam like they call it
03:47:07.300 annihilation it's a very controversial topic yeah because think about it muslims they're supposed to
03:47:13.940 learn how to wash their hands to do prayer but then after that's that's fiqh from fiqh you go to
03:47:20.180 to sawaf okay now that you learn how to pray you have to tackle the disease diseases of the heart
03:47:27.140 it's called the sawaf you know jealousy envy anger uh being a miserly etc like all the bad things that i
03:47:34.180 could live in the human heart
03:47:35.300 now why do we why do we tackle all the bad things that live in the human heart because
03:47:43.700 you're supposed to be a reflection of god
03:47:49.380 there's verses in the quran that talks about allah as the light
03:47:52.660 right you you ever heard these these verses allah is the light allah calls himself the light
03:47:57.460 the quran and the quran talks about how hit the light reflects off the lamp
03:48:03.300 you have a lamp you have a lamp and allah reflects off the light of the lamp
03:48:07.060 now he writes a lot about that but the the believer's heart when it's pure
03:48:12.420 you see a lot of good in him right he's charitable well allah's charitable he's kind
03:48:16.660 well allah's kind he's merciful well allah's merciful he's showing you the things that you
03:48:21.060 expect from god if somebody never lies to me he reminds me of allah you know why because allah
03:48:26.020 never lies you understand now let's say every time i turn my back you backstab
03:48:31.620 me every time i'm not looking you steal money from me every time i'm not around you you
03:48:37.060 you do bad things to my business or whatever well you don't remind me of god actually you remind me
03:48:41.540 of bad things you remind me of shaitan you don't reflect the light of allah you understand so there's
03:48:46.740 stages of islam where a person goes okay you're you're praying every day but then you you want to
03:48:51.780 do tasawwaf what's tasawwaf you want to learn how to reflect the good things why because your reflection
03:48:59.140 of allah a good muslim is supposed to remind me of allah instant that's why i always say like
03:49:05.700 muslims sometimes were a bad example about islam we don't remind people about god we remind people
03:49:11.220 about politics and fighting and disaster and and when somebody sees a muslim he should be reminded
03:49:17.860 about allah the good things he's trustworthy he's friendly he's kind he's patient all the things you
03:49:25.860 would expect from god okay then higher than this you start to contemplate god at a higher level that's
03:49:34.820 what hazeli did there's something within us you start contemplating existence you start thinking how
03:49:41.780 god created the universe determinism which we didn't get into today but this very important topic
03:49:46.260 for the future and you start contemplating how come i have a brain but my mind escapes
03:49:51.780 physicality what is this thing in me that god breathed into adam what is it we contemplate it we
03:50:00.180 reflect on it if my body was dissolved where would what would it be what would be left this is something
03:50:05.460 avicenius speculated he gave an interesting thought experiment called the hanging man he says imagine a
03:50:12.100 hanging man okay this hanging man he can't smell he can't see he can't hear he can't touch anything he's
03:50:18.820 completely suspended he has no awareness of his body is there still something avicenius said well
03:50:26.420 you'd have to say yes there's this inner stuff we have inside us remember i was telling you earlier
03:50:32.900 to think about an apple and you were thinking about an apple okay take out the apple what was thinking
03:50:37.300 about the apple there's this thing called mind there's this thing called consciousness there's this thing
03:50:41.860 that science physics logic cannot grab cannot put it in a test we can't weigh it we we're completely
03:50:49.700 stumped about it they call it the hard problem the the impossible problem but it's you have a first-hand
03:50:57.300 experience of it you know it directly this is what he's ultimately saying you have this connection
03:51:02.820 to something miraculous the sign of allah the miracle of allah that he put within you
03:51:10.260 and it's actually not within you can't even say it's within because your whole concept of in and out
03:51:14.980 comes from from it your entire all the ideas in your mind in out up down
03:51:21.620 uh it's all within this one thing okay this this this one thing that is indescribable only known
03:51:32.340 because me and you both have it every human being has it one thinker called it the beetle in the box
03:51:38.580 okay imagine beetles don't exist in the world i have a box and inside my box i could see a beetle
03:51:44.580 and you have a box nobody could look in your box okay you opened up the box and you see a beetle
03:51:53.220 now there are no beetles in the world only i have a beetle in my box you have a beetle in your box
03:51:57.300 every human being has a beetle in the box and i described the beetle to you you describe it to me
03:52:02.980 and we're like hey i have one too yeah the same thing but there's no beetles in the world it's one
03:52:07.940 thing this beetle in the box is how they were describing the mind there's this mind within us or
03:52:14.340 this point of awareness it's outside the reach of science logic it's a sign from allah when you go
03:52:24.340 to sleep what happens with this thing within you where does it go well you go into another world all
03:52:29.380 the time so ghazali was very profound on this because he was saying if you eliminate all things
03:52:36.660 even the contents of consciousness you're left with this one eternal undeniable truth you can't deny it
03:52:43.060 because it's known directly you're having a direct experience of it you're not using logic you're not
03:52:50.580 you're not using your senses you're not trying to you're not trusting your eyes you're hearing
03:52:56.580 ghazali was very big on
03:53:00.180 the hierarchy of knowledge okay so this is this is another long topic i'll let you chime in what do you
03:53:05.540 think about all this i mean i know i threw a lot at you yeah i was wondering what you dream about
03:53:11.780 you made me think about how sleep is the cousin of death and how we do we do go to a different world
03:53:19.060 that was the question that got me into philosophy in the first place was where do we actually go when
03:53:23.140 we die because you're not aware so where where because your mind when you're awake is proof of
03:53:29.540 existence and where we are so if that's it if you are asleep and it's not in the it's not what you're
03:53:36.260 seeing and what you're around what you're touching and feeling in the real world where exactly do you
03:53:40.340 go and i didn't i didn't know what answer to this question before and then i started looking into
03:53:44.260 philosophy but i'm wondering what what do you what do you dream about specifically because my my dreams
03:53:49.220 recently have been extremely vivid and i think it does say a lot about you and i've been researching
03:53:54.180 into into young and how the subconscious mind can tell a lot about what you're really thinking when
03:53:59.540 you're when you're awake the other world you go to when you dream that reveals a lot of the truths
03:54:04.740 about this world that we're not aware of well think about this when you're dreaming you have an avatar
03:54:12.100 okay let's call it an avatar right you you're you're something in the dream right you're sneaker you're
03:54:20.900 maybe a 55 year old man maybe you're young maybe you're i don't know you could be anything right
03:54:25.460 when you're dreaming yes or no like whatever when you're having a dream it's like any world right
03:54:30.660 you're in any world in that dream you have consensus so let's say for instance i'm having a dream that
03:54:37.700 i'm podcasting with sneaker sneaker is not like hey man you're dreaming wake up man well i'm not even
03:54:43.300 here you know no you're giving me consensus you're playing along with my dream it could be that i go to
03:54:48.900 sleep tonight and i have a dream that i'm podcasting with sneaker and sneaker is not telling me it's a
03:54:52.580 dream he's cooperating with me to him he's also living this exact world he thinks this world is
03:54:58.100 real it's a hundred percent real we have a history like you could dream about anything and this
03:55:06.340 basically what i'm trying to tell you is you can't tell the difference between now and a dream
03:55:10.420 philosophers we can't tell the difference not no no philosopher has ever come up with the answer
03:55:15.380 of how do you know you're not dreaming no but no philosopher first time i heard that i laughed at
03:55:19.940 i think that's a ridiculous question of course we know we're not dreaming every time i gave an
03:55:24.020 answer i got shut down because in every dream you have continuity and you have consensus meaning
03:55:29.620 continuity means
03:55:32.820 if i'm dreaming that i'm having a a podcast well i'm assuming in the dream that i had a breakfast
03:55:39.940 this morning i woke up i had my coffee i did my routine it's all in my memory even though it never
03:55:44.260 happened my lunch is digesting in my stomach even though i never ate it at the dream
03:55:49.620 started right now but guess what if i in my dream i ate a burger for lunch there's a burger in my
03:55:55.300 stomach but i never ate the burger it's just the dream started now there's a digested burger the whole
03:56:00.340 thing is set up perfectly that i'm the dream starts now and i have memories of a childhood that had never
03:56:04.820 happened
03:56:07.860 and everything is cooperating with my dream everything is telling me hey uh the world around you is real
03:56:14.500 and then in the dream the dream ends my avatar goes poof but i don't say oh i died i don't exist i
03:56:23.540 went into nothingness no i wake up in another world and i wake up in another world so the quran is telling
03:56:30.580 us look this is all practice for when you really wake up because in islam don't forget in islam most
03:56:38.020 people don't know this this is the dream this world right now you're living right now is a dream
03:56:43.700 what yeah no yeah when you die you're gonna wake up because don't forget what the prophet
03:56:50.500 alayhi salam taught us he said die before you die and die before you die think about this the muslim
03:56:58.740 when he goes to sleep he's practicing dying when he wakes up he's practicing the resurrection
03:57:03.060 what does the what does god tell the people on judgment day he says to them how long were you
03:57:10.980 alive in this world and we say a day a day and a half part of a day
03:57:17.380 we're remembering this world like a dream let's say you had a dream that i don't know you went from
03:57:22.740 five years old to 99 years old and you were i don't know whatever you did in your career
03:57:27.780 that dream was just 20 minutes but for you that dream was a long time in the dream you don't feel
03:57:34.420 it's 20 minutes you understand you could dream that you went from childhood to old age in your
03:57:42.180 dream the dream was 20 minutes but for you it was 70 years so do you exist or does your soul exist
03:57:51.540 before you were born in this world i believe so yeah i believe the quran that's what the quran says yeah
03:57:56.660 so we've been dead a lot longer than we've been alive
03:58:04.740 we've been dead a lot longer than we've we've been alive why do you say that because if we've
03:58:09.460 existed before we were born what was that existence how could you describe that because if we're dead
03:58:14.900 after this life then we're dead what's all the time before we're born time is relative time is
03:58:20.740 relative so there's there's no time time is a projection of the mind that's a very complex topic
03:58:26.500 but look we pre-existed for how long allahu ala it could have been a microsecond it could have
03:58:34.580 been trillions of years actually the question is almost meaningless because time is whatever
03:58:41.940 look here's the thing about time okay imagine everything in the universe froze everything your
03:58:49.380 thoughts every molecule every if it froze for one second or one million years you wouldn't know the
03:58:55.380 difference time is a projection of the mind so when i move this glass from one side of my hand to the
03:59:02.180 other your brain is telling you look the glass is here in the right hand it's also in the left hand
03:59:09.380 how do you make sense of that well it was in the right hand at one time and the left hand at another
03:59:13.780 that's how your brain makes sense of the situation okay it's a very complex topic i don't want to get
03:59:18.020 too much into it because it's really taking us on a huge tangent but can't taught us that time is a
03:59:24.820 projection of the mind think about a movie okay if i give you a movie the whole movie is on this dvr
03:59:31.380 on this uh usb key okay the whole movie is on it when you watch the movie you're watching one part at a time
03:59:37.300 the projector is giving you an illusion of time even though the whole movie is here
03:59:47.380 the whole movie is here but when you watch the movie i'm like okay um the actor jumps off a
03:59:53.700 building you're like no he didn't jump off the building he's sleeping in his bed yeah he's sleeping
03:59:56.820 in his bed now later on he's jumping off and off a building time makes sense out of both states
04:00:04.820 if there's no movement there's no time okay so if everything froze there was no movement
04:00:12.900 ever time relies on movement okay if everything froze in the universe including every thought
04:00:20.420 there would be no time okay so time is relative time is a very complex topic so
04:00:24.420 i can't tell you how long we existed in pre-existence i have no idea i don't even know if that question is
04:00:28.660 valid the quran also alludes to that quran says a day in the afterlife is like one ten thousand years
04:00:34.580 a day in the afterlife is like fifty thousand years the quran changes the value
04:00:41.700 i think it's because time is relative now today we know it as a scientific fact okay the quran says
04:00:46.660 the time is relative and now today einstein proved don't forget don't forget let me tell you something
04:00:51.220 okay isaac newton said time is a constant it's the one thing that will never change isaac newton okay
04:01:00.580 a little over 100 years later einstein comes and disproves isaac newton he proves that time is
04:01:09.140 relative time depends on speed okay look you know they they take two two airplanes okay two atomic
04:01:19.700 sorry two atomic clocks and they take one on the airplane and they go around the world with it and they
04:01:25.460 come back and when they check the two atomic clocks they were set at the same time one of them is a
04:01:30.020 second slower because the faster you travel the slower time passes for you so imagine me and you
04:01:37.940 sneaker on on this we're on planet earth i go on a spaceship look i go on a spaceship around the moon at a
04:01:43.540 very fast rate when i come back you're going to be an old man and i'm going to be on that's real physics okay
04:01:49.860 the fact if i go on a spaceship really really fast i go around the first star and come right back okay
04:01:56.900 the first star is four light years away imagine i travel at the speed of light i go four years one
04:02:02.420 way four years back when i come back you're going to be you're going to be like dead a thousand years ago
04:02:09.620 and i'm going to be like eight years older
04:02:14.180 time passed much faster for you than for me time is relative what does the quran say about time
04:02:19.460 quran says a day in the next life the afterlife is like 10 000 years so one day here sorry one day
04:02:28.980 there is like 10 000 years here okay one day there is like 50 000 years here it changes the value meaning
04:02:36.500 time is relative time is it's relative to your mind and so anyways this is a very profound topic it's
04:02:44.260 but here's the thing the quran cited what einstein and einstein proved it right
04:02:49.860 people don't know that okay a lot of people don't know this muslims don't know this but
04:02:55.220 isaac newton one of the greatest thinkers of all time he said look the one thing that will never change
04:03:00.820 is the flow of time time is a constant we could always trust that time flowed at the same rate
04:03:07.300 he was completely wrong the quran was completely right so why do you do mma
04:03:12.740 why why do i do mma yeah why why mma mma or ama mma like fighting fighting mma fighting yeah oh well
04:03:25.860 well you know it was like i did it as as a for enjoyment you know because i was bullied but then
04:03:31.780 i really got into it and i wanted to become a lawyer my my goal to be in life was to like to earn my living
04:03:37.940 was to be a lawyer okay but as i really got into mma it was my passion i never thought i'd make
04:03:42.740 money with it i never thought i could pay my bills with it i never thought i could make a career with
04:03:46.500 it and then ufc started getting bigger and bigger and we're training fighters now i never thought i'd
04:03:51.940 be able to train a fighter to go to ufc then i had one fighter go in ufc and then the the team
04:03:58.260 started getting more popular bigger we started growing we we grew exponentially the team is a
04:04:03.460 great success it's been i would say 20 years i've been more than 20 years i've been training fighters
04:04:08.340 to go to ufc i build a brand i'm doing what i love and when i started it the market was really
04:04:15.060 really low i'll tell you george champierre the first fight he did in ufc he got paid 3 000 to show
04:04:21.460 and 3 000 to win so total of six thousand dollars and we had trained over like four months for that
04:04:27.540 fight so i'm telling you we were broke like i was going to school i was like look i'm doing this
04:04:31.700 for fun because i like the guy he's a good guy i want to help him and i love the sport but i ain't
04:04:35.780 going to live off six thousand dollars every four months right we're not going to make it like that
04:04:39.540 so i was going to school i was getting my degree i was going to i was later on i went to become a lawyer
04:04:46.260 but mma pulled us in that direction we started making
04:04:49.780 uh enough to earn our living and follow our passion and do what we love
04:04:53.060 maybe on a bigger level like because you're talking about how you're making me think like
04:05:04.740 okay time is relative trying to figure out what really matters what's the reason that you still
04:05:10.180 do it today why not fully invest your your capabilities into philosophy or religion
04:05:17.860 what do i i do i i i study a lot of religion and philosophy every day i study thought i study
04:05:26.660 logic science history um that's all i do i do training and study training and study and one
04:05:34.260 day i'm refining my thoughts i write notes i have thoughts i i have uh uh outlooks that i discover i
04:05:42.020 i correspond with other thinkers i i'm refining my thoughts later on in life i want to write books
04:05:48.340 later on in life but i'm still refining my philosophies i'm very young still like i mean
04:05:52.660 for a philosopher i'm 44 now it's very young for a philosopher so i'm still refining my thoughts i'm
04:05:58.820 still um look my whole day is basically physical training and then mental training physical training
04:06:06.420 then mental just the physical training does the physical training help your mental training
04:06:12.420 um i think it keeps me sane because the thing is if you just do this eight hours a day what i'm doing
04:06:17.540 right now philosophers are going very crazy oh yeah of course of course because look when you go too
04:06:25.060 far you could lose touch with reality that's why i think people fear about philosophy which i understand
04:06:31.140 because not everybody in islam has to be a philosopher that's not true i don't agree with that but the
04:06:35.620 thing is we don't want to tell everybody don't do philosophy we need our philosophers okay like i remember
04:06:42.500 muhammad hijab years ago he was like telling me should i do philosophy i was like yes wholeheartedly
04:06:46.820 yes you have the mind for it you have the gift for it and look mashallah today he's a phd
04:06:51.860 he's how many times did he debate he has multiple phds yeah he has multiple he's also a philosophy philosophy
04:06:57.540 phd now i'll tell you something how many times has he had was he a great debater for the umba
04:07:03.220 so many times he's been an amazing debate but don't we need don't we live in the age of the internet
04:07:08.580 now there's no more just telling people look this is what we believe we have to tell them why we
04:07:13.380 believe it now you want to know why we believe it you got to get philosophical when i say philosophical
04:07:19.780 i don't mean blind follower of aristotle okay here's the thing here's why muslims think philosophy
04:07:26.020 is bad okay let me tell you why some muslims think philosophy before you tell me i have to go to the
04:07:31.140 bathroom so bad i drink a lot of water go for it don't worry brother go for it
04:07:45.140 i'm so happy to hear how many things are so supportive this is why i know shawuf is happening
04:07:56.980 one day to me
04:08:05.060 um
04:08:08.180 Amen.
04:08:38.180 Thank you.
04:09:08.160 What are you saying about philosophy in Islam?
04:09:11.160 Oh, yeah.
04:09:11.680 So look, there's a famous book by Ghazali, okay?
04:09:14.560 It's called The Destruction of the Philosophers, okay?
04:09:16.820 Tahafut, the tahafut falsifa, meaning not the destruction of philosophers.
04:09:25.040 Frank Griffel says it should be translated as the slip-up of the philosophers, okay?
04:09:29.320 That's how Frank Griffel, he's a PhD in Islam, he says that's how it should be interpreted.
04:09:34.600 Now, what is he saying?
04:09:35.760 He's saying, look, Frank Griffel explains, he wrote a phenomenal book on Ghazali, he's
04:09:39.440 like, look, the whole Muslim world misunderstood Ghazali.
04:09:42.860 Ghazali is not saying destroy philosophy.
04:09:45.800 That's not what he was saying.
04:09:47.440 When he was saying the philosophers, he was referring to a group that blindly follow Aristotle,
04:09:53.700 okay?
04:09:53.840 Because here's what you have to remember.
04:09:56.740 You had the Greek philosophers.
04:09:57.800 They were very successful.
04:09:59.940 Yeah, Alexander the Great, okay?
04:10:01.980 Socrates was the master of Plato.
04:10:05.060 Plato was the master of Aristotle.
04:10:08.120 Aristotle was the master of Alexander the Great.
04:10:12.040 Alexander the Great conquered the world, including the Middle East.
04:10:15.740 At a very young age.
04:10:17.320 At a very young age.
04:10:18.440 And he brought, why do you think, why do you think the Bible is written in Greek?
04:10:24.480 Because of Alexander the Great.
04:10:26.220 He conquered the Middle East.
04:10:29.540 Now, they spread their philosophies, they spread Hellenistic thinking, Greek thinking.
04:10:35.760 Then Christianity came.
04:10:37.180 Christianity came and conquered the Middle East.
04:10:39.980 Conquered Rome.
04:10:40.600 When Christianity conquered the Middle East, philosophy books were made forbidden.
04:10:51.480 The Muslims secured the philosophy books and harbored them.
04:10:55.780 People don't know this.
04:10:57.940 If it wasn't for the Muslims, and I dare anybody to challenge me on this, if it wasn't for the Muslims,
04:11:02.940 you wouldn't have Aristotle today.
04:11:07.200 Yeah, yeah.
04:11:08.240 Why don't you guys remember that, okay?
04:11:11.040 The Muslims, it wasn't haram to read philosophy.
04:11:14.340 For the Christians, who just conquered Rome.
04:11:17.920 Because don't forget, the Greeks influenced the Europeans.
04:11:21.200 The Europeans became Greco-Roman thinkers.
04:11:23.160 We call it Greco-Roman.
04:11:26.060 And then they converted to Christianity.
04:11:27.660 Christianity conquers Rome.
04:11:29.940 Now Rome is under Christian rule.
04:11:33.220 All Greek thinking is haram now.
04:11:35.500 Forbidden.
04:11:37.260 Get this way of thinking out of here.
04:11:40.600 Where did those books go?
04:11:42.940 They went into Muslim hands.
04:11:44.240 Now the Muslims, they were the masters of paper at the time.
04:11:48.660 They were copying books.
04:11:49.860 They were very academic.
04:11:51.440 It was the golden age of Islam.
04:11:53.480 When the Christian Europe was in the dark ages, we were in the golden ages.
04:11:58.560 We were in the golden age.
04:11:59.780 Science, mathematics.
04:12:01.380 Don't forget, algebra, algorithm.
04:12:03.340 That's all Muslim and mentioned.
04:12:06.020 The Muslims were highly scientific.
04:12:07.980 Actually, I'll quote you Neil deGrasse Tyson.
04:12:10.880 Neil deGrasse Tyson said something very accurate.
04:12:14.560 He said, there was never a greater golden age before or a greater golden age after.
04:12:20.120 Scientific golden age.
04:12:21.220 The amount of discoveries the Muslims did in terms of science, math, and logic was never repeated ever in history, ever again.
04:12:31.660 The Muslims protected philosophy, elaborated the philosophy, and we had a boom in technology, science, etc.
04:12:42.240 So he admits that the Islamic golden age was one of the most important ages for philosophy and algebra?
04:12:54.680 I wish I could play it for you right now.
04:12:56.020 Not just philosophy, science.
04:12:58.260 He asks on stage, he's like, why do you think three quarters of the stars are Arabic names?
04:13:02.520 Why do you think that?
04:13:04.160 He's like screaming, and he got so much hate for this.
04:13:06.620 But he's right.
04:13:07.400 He's correct.
04:13:08.200 He's correct.
04:13:08.600 I think he's agnostic right now.
04:13:12.340 I'm not sure what he is, but he's telling you, look, algebra is an Arabic word.
04:13:18.240 Arabic numerals.
04:13:19.120 You know the number system?
04:13:20.600 Zero, one, two, three, four, five, the one you grew up using?
04:13:23.560 That's called Arabic numerals.
04:13:25.060 Why is it called Arabic numerals?
04:13:26.740 It doesn't come from Arabia.
04:13:28.240 It came from India.
04:13:30.940 Indians invented it.
04:13:32.980 The Arabs mastered it.
04:13:34.540 It's like Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
04:13:36.420 Jiu-jitsu doesn't come from Brazil.
04:13:37.620 It came from Japan.
04:13:38.560 But the Brazilians were so good at it, we call it Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
04:13:43.040 The Arabs were so good with numbers, they're far better than the Romans, that we call
04:13:47.880 it Arabic numerals.
04:13:49.020 Till today, we call it Arabic numerals.
04:13:50.880 Why do you think we call it Arabic numerals?
04:13:52.600 Because the Arabs were the best at math.
04:13:56.660 Now, Baghdad, you know, people want to go to Harvard to study, right?
04:14:01.080 Baghdad, at the time, was the greatest university in the world, in history.
04:14:06.640 Some people say it was the first real university.
04:14:09.520 People went from all over the world to study in Arabia, in the Muslim worlds.
04:14:13.820 If you wanted to be a scholar, you had to go to the Muslim world.
04:14:17.280 Like today, if you want to be a scholar, you got to go to the top universities somewhere
04:14:21.400 in the world.
04:14:22.980 The Muslims were incredible at medicine, science, math, history, everything, philosophy, etc.
04:14:27.960 Now, some Muslims were considered blind followers of Aristotle.
04:14:37.620 What does that mean?
04:14:38.580 If Aristotle said it, it's true.
04:14:43.440 Khalas, they don't question Aristotle.
04:14:46.820 Now, Ghazali was saying, look, guys, you can't do that.
04:14:49.180 If Aristotle said it, it could be true.
04:14:51.940 It could be false.
04:14:53.440 We have to test it.
04:14:54.520 He said, we need demonstration.
04:14:58.480 That was, today we would say science or proof.
04:15:01.140 He used the word demonstration, okay?
04:15:02.640 But I'm going to use modern day language, okay?
04:15:04.700 He said, look, you can't just say it's true because Aristotle said it.
04:15:07.960 You have to prove that Aristotle is right.
04:15:11.780 So you guys are blind followers of Aristotle.
04:15:14.920 He called those guys philosophers.
04:15:16.600 Today, philosophy means something else.
04:15:19.900 Today, philosophy means somebody who formally studies logic in university or college.
04:15:27.720 When Ghazali was using the word, he meant people who blindly follow Aristotle, not people
04:15:34.640 who study logic.
04:15:36.600 Ghazali was very well versed in logic.
04:15:39.160 You know how much, like, logic is very important in Islam, supremely important, okay?
04:15:46.600 So Ghazali was trying to say, look, don't be a blind follower of Aristotle.
04:15:51.000 That's haram, not philosophy in the way we use it today.
04:15:55.660 A study of logic is not haram.
04:15:57.440 If logic is haram, why don't you make arithmetic haram?
04:16:01.840 Why don't you make mathematics haram?
04:16:03.100 Why don't you make calculus haram while you're at it?
04:16:05.480 It's the same thing.
04:16:06.600 It's logic.
04:16:08.820 It's the opposite.
04:16:09.580 The Quran is telling you to use logic.
04:16:11.720 The Quran is constantly, there's over 300 verses in the Quran that are asking you to
04:16:17.120 think and use your reason.
04:16:18.940 There's over 300 verses in the Quran that ask you to think deeply, reflect, or use your
04:16:24.800 reason.
04:16:26.160 I think it's a certain group of Muslims that don't want to have to challenge their own
04:16:29.620 point of view.
04:16:30.320 So instead of thinking deeply, they just say everything is haram.
04:16:33.220 Crypto, like they don't get it.
04:16:34.580 So now it's forbidden.
04:16:35.600 Let me tell you a little secret, okay?
04:16:38.420 Okay.
04:16:39.260 If Muslims don't grow wings and start using logic, if they don't grow wings, if they don't
04:16:46.300 get their black belt in logic soon, they won't survive in this age of Dawah.
04:16:52.100 Because now it's all about why.
04:16:54.640 See, I'm explaining to you today why the Quran says the whole world praises Allah.
04:16:59.160 The whole universe.
04:17:02.320 I'm explaining to you, it's like how every number praises the number one.
04:17:05.440 I love that analogy.
04:17:06.460 That's the...
04:17:07.460 And it's a powerful analogy.
04:17:09.320 It's a powerful...
04:17:09.860 Even though, you have to remember, no analogy is perfect.
04:17:13.600 Every analogy breaks down somewhere, okay?
04:17:15.600 Because if I say Sneeko is like Sneeko, well, that's not an analogy.
04:17:19.840 If I say Sneeko is like a computer, well, now I'm making an analogy.
04:17:23.720 I'm saying, look, Sneeko is not a computer.
04:17:25.660 He's like a computer.
04:17:26.600 Here's what he has in common with a computer.
04:17:28.620 I'm not saying Allah is math.
04:17:30.360 I'm not saying Allah is numbers, okay?
04:17:32.160 That's very important.
04:17:34.140 I'm giving a likeness.
04:17:35.440 Something that's similar in a relationship.
04:17:37.380 Because analogies, by definition, break sooner or later, okay?
04:17:42.560 If I say Sneeko is Sneeko, that's not an analogy.
04:17:45.060 If I say Sneeko is like a computer, that's an analogy.
04:17:48.880 There are similarities between Sneeko and the computer, and there are differences.
04:17:52.500 What I'm telling you is, like how every number screams the number one, is a reference to the number one.
04:17:58.800 That's how all of creation praises God, in a similar fashion.
04:18:02.440 I'm telling you, Muslims need to start thinking at that level if they're going to survive in the Dawah scene.
04:18:10.000 Because a lot of people tell me, oh, you know, like they really enjoy my Dawah, but I'm not a full-time in Dawah.
04:18:15.200 But I'm telling you, the only reason I have an up on most of you, on some of you, is because I studied logic, and I studied the Muslim thinkers.
04:18:27.420 And believe me, they had very profound discussions about existence and God.
04:18:31.420 But the Muslims forgot, look, the Muslims used to be far more brilliant, okay?
04:18:41.100 Then they got chopped down by the Mongols.
04:18:43.260 The Mongols came and really did a number on us, okay?
04:18:46.020 It was like our Holocaust, okay?
04:18:50.860 After that, the Muslims started adopting Christian attitudes that, look, we fell in love.
04:18:55.520 We started studying the dunya so much.
04:18:57.640 We started mastering the dunya so much.
04:18:59.300 Maybe God sent Genghis Khan to us as a punishment.
04:19:02.980 Like, they started thinking like this.
04:19:05.200 No more of this dunya studying and all that, okay?
04:19:08.440 So they had like a remorse.
04:19:12.980 Because the Mongols really was a major fitna, a major challenge to the Muslims, okay?
04:19:18.180 Like, literally, the Muslims were being eradicated off the face of the earth.
04:19:22.020 People at that time thought it was the end of the world.
04:19:26.700 And you're like 1,200.
04:19:27.740 1,200. What were you, this is during the, Genghis Khan's rule?
04:19:31.860 Yes.
04:19:33.200 Genghis Khan, actually, Genghis Khan, actually, he referred to himself as the punishment of God to the Muslims.
04:19:39.020 He understood Muslim thought.
04:19:40.860 Because in Islam, look, Genghis Khan can't kill me unless Allah gives him authority to.
04:19:46.160 So he could, he could be interpreted as our punishment.
04:19:50.300 He could.
04:19:50.680 Or our fitna.
04:19:51.940 Our challenge.
04:19:52.660 Okay?
04:19:52.880 Our challenge to us.
04:19:55.240 Now, Genghis Khan, he interpreted it as, I'm your punishment from God.
04:19:59.920 Because you guys were bad.
04:20:02.200 Because no man could do this to you unless Allah, because he understood our religion.
04:20:06.760 He had advisors who explained to him our religion.
04:20:09.540 Now, don't forget, another, another interesting thing.
04:20:12.080 What stopped the Mongols?
04:20:14.600 The Mongols would have took over the entire world.
04:20:16.800 People don't know this, but the Mongols converted to Islam.
04:20:21.320 A golden horde converts to Islam.
04:20:23.720 Now there's infighting.
04:20:24.980 Not Genghis Khan.
04:20:25.840 Genghis Khan never lost a battle.
04:20:28.140 His, his grandchildren.
04:20:29.380 All the way to Hulagu.
04:20:31.000 Hulagu Khan.
04:20:32.400 Anyways, there's a lot of interesting history between the Muslims and the, and the, the Mongols.
04:20:39.300 Actually, there's a, there's a American who did a great job on this.
04:20:43.380 His name is Carlin something.
04:20:45.180 He did a phenomenal job.
04:20:46.320 You have to listen to his work.
04:20:47.220 George Carlin, it's a medium?
04:20:49.240 He did a phenomenal work on the, I think, is it him?
04:20:52.320 Yeah, George Carlin.
04:20:53.060 He did a really nice piece on the Mongols and Muslims.
04:21:02.380 Well, let me see, is it him?
04:21:04.180 No, no, not this guy.
04:21:05.180 No, no, I'm sorry.
04:21:07.040 No, no, not this guy.
04:21:08.040 No, no, no, no, no.
04:21:08.580 Dan Carlin.
04:21:10.600 Dan Carlin.
04:21:11.900 That sounds familiar.
04:21:14.020 I haven't heard it in years.
04:21:15.420 Hardcore history.
04:21:16.240 Yes.
04:21:16.600 Wrath of Khans.
04:21:17.480 Guys, you have to listen to this.
04:21:18.600 Muslims, you have to listen to this.
04:21:19.880 It's really entertaining.
04:21:20.960 It's like he, he, he has a voice.
04:21:22.800 He puts the emotions behind it.
04:21:24.340 He gives you like incredible nuggets of history.
04:21:27.040 It's really, really impressive.
04:21:28.340 I really highly recommend it.
04:21:29.960 It's a three-part piece.
04:21:34.700 Really amazing.
04:21:37.420 So anyways, like I was saying, I think the best Taoisees in the future are going to be,
04:21:43.320 they're going to have a background in philosophy.
04:21:45.480 I agree.
04:21:45.820 I think so.
04:21:46.740 To keep up with the pace of the internet and social media for sure.
04:21:50.920 You know, there's so much about Islam that, like, people don't even, the Quran is so deterministic.
04:22:05.180 The atheist believes in determinism and the Muslim believes in determinism.
04:22:09.440 We both believe in the same thing.
04:22:13.260 Like, I'm telling you something.
04:22:14.200 There's not a lot of difference between atheism and Islam.
04:22:18.700 Except we believe there's one God you can't doubt.
04:22:21.340 He's obvious.
04:22:22.480 It's zero versus one.
04:22:25.900 You could say it that way, yeah.
04:22:27.120 And then Christianity is three.
04:22:30.860 Christianity, you can interpret it as three gods, you know, because they're going to say,
04:22:34.020 no, he's one in essence, three in persons.
04:22:37.240 Because here's the thing, okay?
04:22:38.720 There's more to it.
04:22:39.720 If you read the Quran, look, if you read the Quran, the Quran says,
04:22:42.460 if Allah wanted a son, he could have any son.
04:22:45.840 It's not logically impossible.
04:22:47.920 It's just not befitting to Allah.
04:22:49.620 We don't say Allah has a son, but me personally, I think like Azali.
04:22:54.440 I think Allah could do anything.
04:22:56.920 And even what's illogical, Allah could do.
04:22:59.080 Allah could do anything.
04:23:01.720 I'm not saying Allah has a son, stagfallah.
04:23:03.500 I would never say that.
04:23:05.140 I don't believe Jesus is the son of God.
04:23:06.680 No way.
04:23:07.280 That's stuff that the pagans used to say.
04:23:10.000 So and so is the son of God, okay?
04:23:11.960 They're copying the pagans, et cetera.
04:23:14.060 So is that why you think Islam and Christianity, I mean, atheism are closer because it's zero and one.
04:23:19.780 And Christianity is three.
04:23:21.340 And then Judaism is like 1.333333 with interest, percent.
04:23:28.540 Well, Judaism moved from, because Judaism, if you study Judaism, they moved from polytheism to monotheism.
04:23:40.280 Because if you read their interpretations, they say there are other gods.
04:23:46.360 We just don't believe in these.
04:23:47.260 We don't have a covenant with these gods.
04:23:51.340 Early rabbis didn't deny the god of Zeus.
04:23:54.600 They just said, we have a covenant with Yahweh.
04:23:58.780 And then later on, it evolved to, no, there's only Yahweh.
04:24:01.700 The other gods don't exist.
04:24:04.160 Okay, so there's a lot of speculation.
04:24:05.880 There's a lot of debate on that because they're saying some Jews believe, no, the Jews of old believed there were other gods, but we don't have a covenant with them.
04:24:14.600 We have a covenant with this god.
04:24:15.760 We have to be loyal to this god.
04:24:16.940 So were they monotheists?
04:24:19.240 I believe so, but it's not a clear-cut monotheism.
04:24:23.200 But in that sense, if you agree with the Jews who say, no, there was always just one god.
04:24:27.360 They denied the other gods.
04:24:28.300 Then they're exactly like us.
04:24:30.060 We should do one in the future about the subjects today that you didn't want to cover, like time, mathematics.
04:24:36.540 Sure.
04:24:37.420 And there was another one.
04:24:40.200 Who do you think wins this weekend?
04:24:41.940 Yeah, there's so much more.
04:24:43.160 There's so much more.
04:24:43.780 Yeah, there's so many topics.
04:24:45.480 John Jones?
04:24:45.900 Next time, we should talk about determinism, I think.
04:24:48.900 Next time, when we have more time, we'll chill.
04:24:50.620 We'll talk about determinism.
04:24:51.160 Today was a lot about free will.
04:24:52.940 Or no, not really.
04:24:54.700 No, no, no.
04:24:55.340 Today wasn't free will.
04:24:56.260 Logic.
04:24:56.600 Today we talked more about the mind.
04:24:57.980 The mind.
04:24:59.040 But I'll tell you something.
04:25:00.260 Determinism is something so important I think Muslims have to master.
04:25:04.420 Determinism is so important.
04:25:05.680 Listen, I don't think you can understand the Quran without understanding determinism.
04:25:09.760 I know it's sad to say because people are going to be like, no, what is he talking about?
04:25:12.880 No, no, I'm telling you guys.
04:25:13.920 I'll tell you something.
04:25:15.000 What's the first thing in our tradition that Allah created?
04:25:18.020 It's the pen.
04:25:19.700 What is the pen?
04:25:21.480 The pen is going to write everything that happens from now to Judgment Day.
04:25:26.560 So everything is already written.
04:25:28.280 We say everything is maktub.
04:25:29.360 Everything is written.
04:25:30.140 It's qadarallah.
04:25:31.140 You can't be a Muslim without believing qadarallah.
04:25:33.520 That everything is predestined.
04:25:35.680 And one day we're going to have to talk about, look, okay, that's what the Quran claims.
04:25:40.460 How do we know it logically?
04:25:42.280 Everything the Quran says, we have to have a logic to understand why the Quran says that.
04:25:47.100 Inshallah, we'll do a nice episode on that.
04:25:48.780 We'll talk about determinism.
04:25:49.980 And let me tell you something.
04:25:51.200 Even the atheists will say, we agree with determinism.
04:25:54.280 Have you converted a lot of people?
04:25:59.460 Well, I've had a lot of friends convert to Islam, sure.
04:26:02.040 Definitely.
04:26:06.060 Who wins this weekend, Jon Jones or Stipe?
04:26:10.300 You know, Stipe hasn't fought in three years.
04:26:13.120 Look, I trained with Jon Jones many years ago.
04:26:15.160 I'll tell you something, man.
04:26:15.980 I didn't know that.
04:26:16.460 He's a winner.
04:26:17.460 He's a winner, okay?
04:26:18.420 He's a winner.
04:26:19.440 He's been training his entire life.
04:26:23.040 You could throw him off a building and he'll still get up and wrestle.
04:26:26.120 Like, he's tough.
04:26:27.440 I'm telling you, he's tough.
04:26:29.480 He's motivated.
04:26:30.200 Like, you could wake him up at four in the morning and he could be in a burning building
04:26:37.660 and you shoot a double leg on him, he's going to sprawl, he's going to take your back.
04:26:40.980 Like, he's trained to fight from a young child.
04:26:44.680 Like, it's a deep part of his psyche.
04:26:48.580 I don't think Miocic has that level of thinking and training in him, lifelong dedication.
04:26:53.480 Because, like, Jon Jones comes from a family of wrestlers and he grew up every year in summer camp training wrestling.
04:27:01.360 Like, kids went to the pool, the lake.
04:27:03.720 Yeah, he did some of that stuff, but he was always every summer in wrestling camp.
04:27:06.920 Like, he's bred to win.
04:27:09.400 He's going to beat Miocic.
04:27:11.100 And Miocic's been out three years.
04:27:12.620 His last fight, he got KO'd.
04:27:14.160 I think he might be just coming in motivated for a check.
04:27:18.020 I think Jon is going to run through him.
04:27:20.620 Like, I think Jon is the weight just head and shoulders above.
04:27:24.940 I agree.
04:27:25.520 It seems like a bit of a mismatch.
04:27:27.180 But why is the fight not against Aspinall?
04:27:31.120 That's the one guy I think Jon has to worry about.
04:27:33.440 Because Aspinall is too big, too strong, too fast, too well-trained.
04:27:36.660 Aspinall also has been doing jiu-jitsu and striking since he's born.
04:27:40.320 He's just younger, bigger, and, you know, I would say his wrestling is very dangerous.
04:27:46.860 His grappling, his striking.
04:27:48.240 I mean, Aspinall is very dangerous.
04:27:49.840 I still think Jon has a fighting chance against Aspinall.
04:27:54.300 But that's a hard fight.
04:27:56.640 Especially late in Jon's career, Aspinall is in his prime.
04:28:00.840 Aspinall, man, nobody could do one round with the man.
04:28:04.380 He's a highly dangerous fight.
04:28:06.880 And why does Jon need to risk it all for a guy like that?
04:28:09.140 It doesn't make sense.
04:28:10.260 Does he really need?
04:28:11.820 He has a payday with Miocic.
04:28:13.580 Yeah.
04:28:14.820 And he has a fight that he might not win with Aspinall.
04:28:19.240 So he's avoiding, you think, Jon Jones?
04:28:20.260 It doesn't make sense.
04:28:20.820 He should be fighting Aspinall.
04:28:22.000 Technically, he should be fighting Aspinall.
04:28:23.680 Technically.
04:28:24.220 Jon Jones is going to avoid it for the rest of his career?
04:28:27.080 I think so.
04:28:27.740 I don't think he ever steps in the octagon with Aspinall.
04:28:30.420 Would you if you were Jon Jones?
04:28:33.040 No.
04:28:33.460 Why?
04:28:33.760 Why does he need to?
04:28:34.640 I mean, he's made his money.
04:28:35.980 He's proved it.
04:28:36.480 Let Aspinall do what he did.
04:28:38.640 Because look, here's the thing.
04:28:39.760 We all get slower.
04:28:40.980 We all get older.
04:28:41.920 We all get, you know, have projects in life.
04:28:44.520 We want to move on with our life.
04:28:45.760 We're not going to be in the cage forever.
04:28:47.700 It's not easy to live, you know, as champion.
04:28:51.080 Because you have to defend the title two, three times a year.
04:28:53.440 It's a lot of work.
04:28:54.160 It's a lot of press.
04:28:55.260 People think they just get in the cage.
04:28:56.780 No, no, no, no.
04:28:57.440 There's a lot of responsibility.
04:28:59.500 There's a lot going on.
04:29:01.380 And he's holding up the division.
04:29:03.540 He has to fight.
04:29:04.400 There's so much drama.
04:29:05.460 Everybody's always talking to you about defending your title.
04:29:07.860 Like, it's so much of your life.
04:29:10.140 Look, I lived it.
04:29:11.720 At nine years, we lived as champions.
04:29:13.640 It was very busy.
04:29:16.360 Let me tell you.
04:29:16.760 I had barely time for my family.
04:29:18.140 Like, at one point, I told George to retire on the octagon.
04:29:21.700 I told him, look, retire right now.
04:29:23.260 Do it.
04:29:23.800 Do it right now.
04:29:24.460 Pull the plug.
04:29:25.760 We'll always, we can change our mind later.
04:29:27.340 But do it right now.
04:29:28.440 Retire.
04:29:29.400 He's like, okay, I'll do it.
04:29:31.140 Because he was on the fence whether he should retire or not.
04:29:33.960 It was a difficult time for him mentally because he wants to live his life also.
04:29:38.680 People think, oh, you just get up and train for six weeks and work for a fight, defend your title.
04:29:43.120 It's not that easy.
04:29:44.260 Okay?
04:29:44.640 It's not that easy.
04:29:47.000 It's a lot of time and energy.
04:29:50.240 It's difficult.
04:29:51.300 And you have to put a lot of your life on pause.
04:29:55.380 And, you know, you need a break from it for a while.
04:29:57.840 So, I think John is living life.
04:30:00.000 He has a good fight for him.
04:30:01.580 He takes it.
04:30:02.300 I think he beats Miocic easily.
04:30:04.340 It's a big payday for him.
04:30:05.860 It's probably a few million dollars at least, minimum.
04:30:08.060 Why fight Aspinall?
04:30:11.220 Let Aspinall.
04:30:12.020 Aspinall.
04:30:12.580 Don't forget, John Jones went up to heavyweight.
04:30:15.240 John Jones can go back to 205.
04:30:17.700 Aspinall cannot come down to 205.
04:30:19.360 Why would you fight the most dangerous heavyweight in history?
04:30:22.740 I think Aspinall is going to be the most dangerous heavyweight in history.
04:30:25.900 Why would you fight that guy in his prime and your weight class above and that guy can scramble your brains, take away your health?
04:30:31.160 Like, I just don't think it makes any logical sense.
04:30:33.260 There's no need for it.
04:30:34.760 If Aspinall wants to be as great as John, let him do what John did.
04:30:39.920 He doesn't have to fight John.
04:30:41.280 He's not that old.
04:30:42.020 He could just do what John did and better.
04:30:43.640 Do it better.
04:30:44.300 And he might.
04:30:44.960 He might.
04:30:45.600 He's a very talented man.
04:30:46.780 Isn't Pereira older than John Jones?
04:30:48.460 Which doesn't make sense based on how long they've been in the UFC.
04:30:51.600 John Jones isn't that old.
04:30:53.660 John is the youngest champion ever.
04:30:55.480 Don't forget.
04:30:56.100 22.
04:30:56.420 Let me look up John.
04:30:57.660 22.
04:30:58.300 Yeah, he was 22.
04:30:59.040 But what old is he now?
04:31:00.320 He's 36.
04:31:02.520 He's 36.
04:31:03.380 Look, it's not how old you are per se.
04:31:05.260 It's how many miles you have on you.
04:31:06.760 Okay?
04:31:07.580 And I think, I don't think John is physically that old.
04:31:11.320 I don't think he's physically that old.
04:31:12.440 I think he could keep doing it for another 10 years.
04:31:14.400 He's that talented.
04:31:15.660 However, does he want to?
04:31:17.960 I don't think so.
04:31:18.820 Does he need another fight?
04:31:20.580 I'm sure he's making money many ways with his brand.
04:31:23.000 With his name.
04:31:23.800 He's making money.
04:31:24.700 You know, I'm sure he's making millions a year.
04:31:26.860 Just without fighting.
04:31:29.240 What is he got to get in the cage, risk it all, risk his chin, risk his health.
04:31:34.400 You know, every time you go in there, man, you might get knocked out, laid out.
04:31:38.440 What's the mentality of a champion?
04:31:43.520 I think a champion is ready to adapt to anything.
04:31:46.800 No matter what's going on, he's always finding a way to win.
04:31:50.140 Always thinking of a way to win.
04:31:51.720 They never despair.
04:31:54.260 They never think, oh, you know what?
04:31:56.660 It's not possible to win.
04:31:57.880 They never have that kind of thought.
04:31:59.400 If there's one second left, they're trying to win.
04:32:02.600 Whether they're ahead or not, they're trying to win.
04:32:05.400 Winning is the only objective.
04:32:08.340 So, I really feel like John has that more than Miocic.
04:32:12.480 Not that Miocic wasn't great.
04:32:13.880 Miocic was fantastic.
04:32:15.660 Some people call him the greatest heavyweight of all time.
04:32:17.740 I personally don't.
04:32:18.740 I don't think he's the greatest heavyweight of all time.
04:32:20.520 I think it's either Aspinall or Jon Jones, but depending on what Aspinall does in the rest of his career, which I think he will be the greatest heavyweight of all time.
04:32:29.020 I think Aspinall could beat Anganu.
04:32:31.020 I used to say Anganu was the greatest heavyweight of all time.
04:32:33.340 Now I've reconsidered.
04:32:34.160 I think it's Tom Aspinall.
04:32:36.320 I think he's going to prove it.
04:32:38.760 And I think Jon is a smart guy, man.
04:32:41.900 He's going to make a few million this weekend.
04:32:44.540 He's going to run off into the sunset and come back when it's worth it.
04:32:47.280 Or he's going to come back to 205.
04:32:49.540 Jon is a very smart guy.
04:32:50.840 He's not a dumb guy at all.
04:32:52.620 And he's not going to be bullied into taking a fight he doesn't need to take a fight.
04:32:56.760 You know, everybody's trying to bully him to fight Aspinall.
04:32:59.780 I get it.
04:33:00.580 It's the fight everybody wants to see, but Jon doesn't need it.
04:33:05.160 Are you going to be there?
04:33:06.220 Are you going to come to NYC?
04:33:07.800 No, no, no.
04:33:08.620 I'm not booked on that one.
04:33:11.300 Is it in Vegas?
04:33:13.420 No, it's in New York.
04:33:14.980 That's in New York?
04:33:15.920 Really?
04:33:16.880 I'm pretty sure.
04:33:17.840 Yeah, it's in New York.
04:33:19.900 No, I didn't know that.
04:33:20.920 If I knew it was in New York, I might have popped in.
04:33:22.420 But the thing is, I'm at so many shows.
04:33:24.980 It's good to have a weekend at home.
04:33:27.200 So I do plenty of shows throughout the year.
04:33:30.220 So for me, when I have a weekend at home with the family, it's a good time for me.
04:33:37.280 When could we do this again about determinism?
04:33:40.660 Actually, I'm looking at the clock.
04:33:41.960 This is longer than a Joe Rogan podcast.
04:33:44.200 We want almost four hours.
04:33:45.340 Is it?
04:33:46.200 No way.
04:33:47.080 We're almost at four hours.
04:33:48.040 Really?
04:33:48.380 Yeah.
04:33:48.880 Oh, really?
04:33:49.500 I didn't know.
04:33:49.800 Time flies, man.
04:33:50.920 Yeah.
04:33:51.080 Well, listen, man.
04:33:51.980 We could do it again.
04:33:52.700 We'll be in touch.
04:33:53.640 What did you think about the Joe Rogan podcast?
04:33:58.980 I haven't listened to your appearances.
04:34:01.840 I did two appearances.
04:34:04.200 One of them was super controversial and went crazy viral because we talked about science
04:34:09.340 and logic and philosophy.
04:34:11.820 I think that the topics we touched on were too profound.
04:34:14.900 So a lot of people were like, it doesn't make sense.
04:34:17.780 But believe me when I tell you, everything I said on that podcast is philosophically sound.
04:34:22.900 And I challenge any PhD to revise that and have a discussion with me because everything I brought up is like bedrock philosophy.
04:34:32.700 We talked about the problem of induction.
04:34:34.600 But people don't understand the problem of induction.
04:34:36.540 And I get it because it's a very, very niche topic.
04:34:39.220 It's not something you learn in any other science.
04:34:44.500 But in philosophy, you learn something called the problem of induction.
04:34:47.500 And here's the thing.
04:34:50.060 These are things that if you don't understand, I don't think you can understand the Quran.
04:34:54.820 Certain things about the Quran, certain things about the Quran is referring to the problem of induction.
04:35:00.040 God is actually, the Quran is asking you to reflect on the patterns and irregularities we see in nature.
04:35:08.600 That's a very profound topic.
04:35:10.260 And Ghazali did it.
04:35:11.880 He wrote about it.
04:35:13.200 Al-Ashiri wrote about it.
04:35:14.520 So many great thinkers, Muslim thinkers wrote about it.
04:35:17.220 But today, the Muslims don't talk about it no more.
04:35:19.200 They're not thinking at that level.
04:35:23.040 And it's, for me, I find it sad.
04:35:26.160 I've never even heard, I've never heard induction before until just now.
04:35:29.820 So there's a lot more.
04:35:30.700 Right, right.
04:35:31.060 So, yeah, no, I mean, it's not a famous word.
04:35:34.280 It's not a well-known word in everyday language.
04:35:36.420 But it's definitely a word we use in philosophy.
04:35:39.400 Look, induction just means that you learned it by, okay, how can I explain it to you?
04:35:47.640 Induction means you went from a small sample and then you made a generalization.
04:35:54.040 So, for instance, let's say, I say all frogs can swim.
04:35:58.040 Well, how do you know all frogs can swim?
04:35:59.620 Have you seen every frog in all the world in all histories?
04:36:03.200 You haven't observed the future frogs.
04:36:05.360 You know, there's going to be frogs a thousand years from now.
04:36:07.520 Have you seen those frogs?
04:36:08.680 Do they swim?
04:36:10.080 Well, no, I didn't see all the frogs in all the world that ever lived.
04:36:13.660 But I saw a bunch of frogs in this pond and they could all swim.
04:36:17.300 A friend from Australia wrote me a letter saying the frogs that he saw in his pond can swim.
04:36:22.100 And my friend from the U.S. wrote me a letter saying, you know, I networked.
04:36:25.780 I asked a bunch of scientists around the world, hey, the frogs in your country, do they swim?
04:36:30.780 Yes, yes, yes, yes.
04:36:32.660 So now I have such a good sample.
04:36:35.740 And we've networked so much together.
04:36:37.300 That we're ready to say that all frogs swim.
04:36:41.400 That's how you know something by induction.
04:36:43.680 You have a sample.
04:36:46.140 You don't have a perfect sample.
04:36:48.360 And then you make a generalization.
04:36:50.120 That's something called induction.
04:36:53.660 That's a logical induction.
04:36:55.420 You use the type of logic that we call induction.
04:36:57.540 Okay, so we used to believe, so induction can be wrong, Sneeko.
04:37:03.360 So for instance, we used to believe that all flamingos were pink.
04:37:08.800 All scientists in the world thought flamingos are pink.
04:37:12.520 And then we went to, I think it was Australia.
04:37:15.380 And the flamingos there are not pink.
04:37:17.760 You know why the flamingos are pink in our side of the world?
04:37:20.020 So it's the food that they eat.
04:37:22.560 Flamingos are not naturally pink.
04:37:25.540 So we had a sample.
04:37:26.880 We made a generalization.
04:37:28.160 And we were wrong.
04:37:29.820 Now, sometimes generalizations are true.
04:37:32.640 And sometimes they're wrong.
04:37:33.800 But they're generalizations.
04:37:35.700 Future events can disprove an inductive belief.
04:37:39.080 So an inductive belief is never as strong as a deductive belief.
04:37:44.760 A deductive belief is when you go from something general to specific.
04:37:49.260 Okay, so let's say I say the most classic example.
04:37:53.240 If I tell you, Sneeko, all men are mortal.
04:37:57.040 And I tell you, Aristotle is a man.
04:38:02.900 Therefore, Aristotle is mortal.
04:38:04.760 If it's true that all men are mortal,
04:38:07.020 and Aristotle belongs to this group of,
04:38:10.980 this category of men,
04:38:12.860 all men are mortal,
04:38:14.400 Aristotle is a man.
04:38:15.600 Therefore, Aristotle has to be mortal.
04:38:18.000 That's deduction.
04:38:19.120 That has to be true.
04:38:20.680 If premise one is true and premise two is true,
04:38:24.120 the conclusion is certain.
04:38:25.920 If it's true that all men are mortal,
04:38:28.440 and it's true that
04:38:29.740 Aristotle is a man,
04:38:32.040 then it's for certain that Aristotle is mortal.
04:38:34.800 That's a different type of logic.
04:38:36.140 That's deductive.
04:38:37.200 We're going from general to specific.
04:38:39.040 Now, again,
04:38:40.180 complicated stuff,
04:38:41.040 but me and Joe were talking about it casually,
04:38:42.880 and it started like a fire.
04:38:45.120 But some people say it's one of the best ever,
04:38:47.580 the best podcasts ever.
04:38:48.640 So I don't know.
04:38:49.080 I get emails and messages about it all the time
04:38:51.500 till today.
04:38:52.980 People want to talk about it.
04:38:54.480 And you only go live,
04:38:55.600 maybe you go live once a week, right?
04:38:57.160 On YouTube?
04:38:58.520 Yeah, I go live once a week.
04:38:59.680 We talk about fighting, MMA, fitness, and all that.
04:39:02.100 Then I open it up to ask me anything,
04:39:03.800 and usually I get a lot of philosophical questions
04:39:05.780 and stuff like that.
04:39:08.360 Philosophy is,
04:39:09.420 that was my favorite.
04:39:10.900 I thought school was always a scam,
04:39:12.560 but that was my favorite subject.
04:39:15.560 Especially,
04:39:16.140 it's good that you want to talk about determinism next time
04:39:18.160 because that really,
04:39:19.640 that helped me search
04:39:20.720 and start looking for Islam
04:39:22.060 and looking for the truth
04:39:22.920 was the class about free will and determinism.
04:39:24.840 Yeah, I think determinism is very central to Islam.
04:39:29.900 Very central.
04:39:30.760 So central that I don't think
04:39:32.060 you could truly understand Islam
04:39:33.600 without determinism.
04:39:35.540 Determinism is also a very powerful proof for God.
04:39:38.260 Very powerful.
04:39:39.800 When I talk about determinism with atheists,
04:39:42.000 they have no reply.
04:39:43.080 I ask them things that they cannot reply to.
04:39:46.100 They cannot reply to this.
04:39:49.120 They have no answer.
04:39:51.640 And I tell them,
04:39:52.180 look, it has to be,
04:39:53.620 the first action has to be God.
04:39:56.700 It can't be nature, blind forces.
04:39:59.020 It cannot be.
04:40:01.280 So one day we'll do a special episode on this.
04:40:04.200 It's a very deep thought.
04:40:05.540 It's a very deep thought,
04:40:06.340 but I'm telling you,
04:40:07.120 every atheist I've ever,
04:40:09.020 I took them by the hand
04:40:10.000 and I held them down this journey.
04:40:12.040 None of them ever,
04:40:13.920 they all like,
04:40:14.740 they were like mute,
04:40:16.760 like they get speechless.
04:40:18.320 Speechless.
04:40:19.620 They can't compute.
04:40:20.500 They just like go quiet.
04:40:22.840 They really,
04:40:23.400 they go,
04:40:23.740 they have a look on their face
04:40:24.740 and they're like,
04:40:25.080 I don't know how to answer that.
04:40:28.880 Determinism is a massive proof for God.
04:40:31.340 Massive.
04:40:34.040 We want to do same time next week
04:40:35.980 on Wednesday night.
04:40:37.600 Next week,
04:40:38.220 next week might be a little short notice.
04:40:40.020 Maybe like in December we can do
04:40:41.300 because December is more quiet for me.
04:40:43.260 Okay.
04:40:43.560 How's December for you?
04:40:44.560 Are you traveling and stuff?
04:40:45.780 I never know.
04:40:46.860 I'm a very last minute type of person.
04:40:48.460 Yeah.
04:40:48.940 I still want to go to Montreal.
04:40:50.620 I know.
04:40:50.940 I go very on the fly,
04:40:52.340 but we could,
04:40:53.600 yeah,
04:40:53.780 in December,
04:40:54.740 sure.
04:40:55.000 Inshallah.
04:40:55.740 Yeah.
04:40:56.240 Inshallah,
04:40:56.780 December.
04:40:57.300 Let's do December
04:40:57.860 because December is a much quieter time for me
04:40:59.640 and then January is out of control.
04:41:01.300 Crazy.
04:41:02.760 And,
04:41:03.180 but we'll definitely touch base,
04:41:04.900 man.
04:41:05.020 Now that we have each other's numbers and stuff,
04:41:07.060 we're going to,
04:41:07.580 we're going to do this.
04:41:08.060 You're a hard man to reach.
04:41:08.900 I can't,
04:41:09.140 sometimes like,
04:41:09.840 I know,
04:41:10.420 slow to respond to texts.
04:41:12.800 No,
04:41:12.980 I know.
04:41:13.260 You know why?
04:41:13.780 Because I get so many messages in a day.
04:41:15.600 It's crazy.
04:41:16.380 Like,
04:41:17.100 I dread,
04:41:17.820 like I have anxiety looking at my phone
04:41:19.380 because there's so many messages
04:41:20.480 I have to reply to
04:41:21.360 and I'm on the mats three times a day.
04:41:23.520 So I'm like so busy on the mats
04:41:25.000 and then I look at my phone,
04:41:25.960 more messages,
04:41:26.620 more messages,
04:41:27.260 more,
04:41:27.480 it's just like,
04:41:28.680 it's crazy,
04:41:29.380 but don't worry.
04:41:30.080 We're going to,
04:41:30.620 we'll stay in touch inshallah
04:41:31.780 and we're going to do it again
04:41:33.080 and we'll touch on determinism.
04:41:35.520 Determism,
04:41:35.980 we should do a whole episode
04:41:36.960 on just what is determinism.
04:41:38.900 Try to wrap our minds around it.
04:41:41.160 It's a very,
04:41:42.300 very profound topic.
04:41:45.040 I was going to ask you more about,
04:41:46.420 about MMA,
04:41:47.300 but I guess,
04:41:47.920 yeah,
04:41:48.080 we'll save it for the next time.
04:41:49.680 Thanks so much for coming on.
04:41:51.640 A pleasure,
04:41:52.120 brother.
04:41:53.040 Big time to see you,
04:41:53.680 man.
04:41:53.800 I appreciate it so much.
04:41:54.640 Waalaikumsalam.
04:41:56.700 Man,
04:41:57.200 W interview,
04:41:57.840 huh?
04:42:00.340 Oh,
04:42:00.800 man.
04:42:01.780 Karas Sahabi.
04:42:05.000 Woo!
04:42:05.500 That was the longest interview
04:42:06.840 I've ever done,
04:42:07.840 bro.
04:42:08.020 That was the longest interview
04:42:10.620 I've ever done.
04:42:12.760 All right,
04:42:13.320 chat.
04:42:14.560 Now we're going to call
04:42:15.500 Blueberry.
04:42:18.500 W interview.
04:42:21.460 Man.
04:42:23.180 He was one of the interviews
04:42:24.060 where I didn't even need
04:42:24.880 to ask that many questions.
04:42:28.900 We're going to call,
04:42:29.840 I'm not going to call Blueberry.
04:42:31.800 That was good.
04:42:35.220 Time for gooning content.
04:42:38.900 Yeah!
04:42:40.460 That was the lecture?
04:42:41.540 No,
04:42:41.720 it was good.
04:42:43.400 Chad Carrey,
04:42:44.160 I know.
04:42:44.860 It was actually,
04:42:45.400 this stream,
04:42:45.760 I was reading Rumble chat more.
04:42:47.680 I think Rumble enjoyed this more
04:42:48.980 than the Karrie.
04:42:49.580 A lot of Ws right now,
04:42:51.500 but,
04:42:52.620 it was funny seeing both chats.
04:42:56.320 What did you,
04:42:56.720 who liked it more,
04:42:57.620 Rumble or Kick?
04:42:58.600 Rumble or Kick,
04:42:59.400 what did you like more?
04:43:02.540 Call Allie.
04:43:03.240 I know,
04:43:03.640 she just texted me twice
04:43:04.520 during this.
04:43:08.020 She likes,
04:43:08.620 she said she likes
04:43:09.400 the jean jacket.
04:43:11.300 Hey,
04:43:11.600 Allie.
04:43:12.980 Spam IDK for Allie.
04:43:15.020 A great interview,
04:43:15.680 bro.
04:43:15.960 Longest interview I've ever done.
04:43:17.280 That was a long time,
04:43:18.680 it was a long time coming.
04:43:21.980 Was there anything else
04:43:22.660 that I should have said?
04:43:23.300 Also,
04:43:23.580 I want to give a shout out
04:43:24.200 to the Love Speech member
04:43:24.980 that gave me questions.
04:43:26.160 I was reading your questions
04:43:28.300 throughout the stream
04:43:29.100 and trying to get,
04:43:31.700 get that answered in.
04:43:34.900 Worst segment of all time.
04:43:36.260 Shut up,
04:43:36.680 bro.
04:43:41.780 But yeah.
04:43:44.760 All right,
04:43:45.200 I had some,
04:43:45.640 some more segments to do,
04:43:47.100 but I don't really feel
04:43:48.700 like transitioning
04:43:49.260 to TikTok and stuff.
04:43:50.300 I'll be back tomorrow.
04:43:51.540 I'll be back tomorrow.
04:43:52.600 That was,
04:43:53.040 that was very,
04:43:54.200 man,
04:43:54.500 that was a draining interview.
04:43:56.140 I'm not going to lie.
04:43:57.140 I was focused though.
04:43:58.260 You guys have to be credited.
04:43:59.360 I didn't show any signs
04:44:00.420 of TikTok brain
04:44:01.260 and I didn't clip farm him at all.
04:44:04.640 I didn't clip farm him at all.
04:44:07.840 But yeah,
04:44:08.120 shout out to Roman,
04:44:08.700 shout out to Kick,
04:44:09.160 along with Love Speech.
04:44:09.840 Hope you guys enjoyed this.
04:44:10.620 Discord clips,
04:44:11.120 I'll do clips tomorrow.
04:44:12.360 I don't want to like go TikTok brain
04:44:13.760 after an interview like that.
04:44:14.820 That was really good,
04:44:15.500 bro.
04:44:16.500 Lazy Co,
04:44:17.280 shut up,
04:44:17.760 bro.
04:44:17.980 You should go to Philosophy Arc.
04:44:19.020 Yeah,
04:44:19.180 I know.
04:44:19.460 There's a lot of stuff
04:44:20.100 that I need to research,
04:44:21.700 but
04:44:21.960 back tomorrow.
04:44:23.820 W stream.
04:44:25.080 Love you guys.
04:44:26.480 Been in the Twitter community.
04:44:29.360 Is my team still watching the stream?
04:44:30.980 Let's see if they're even
04:44:31.660 like paying attention.
04:44:32.680 Bronson said watch Tyler Olavera
04:44:36.980 as we go,
04:44:37.600 bro.
04:44:39.460 There you go.
04:44:39.880 Dippins,
04:44:40.240 you're the only one on it,
04:44:41.120 bro.
04:44:41.240 I don't know what Bronson weighs.
04:44:42.020 I don't know what the fuck they're doing.
04:44:45.040 But yeah,
04:44:45.380 you guys are doing
04:44:45.960 doing good stuff.
04:44:49.540 Yeah,
04:44:50.060 be back tomorrow.
04:44:50.840 Long of Love Siege.
04:44:51.560 Make sure we get on the gym ride tomorrow.
04:44:53.060 We're staying consistent.
04:44:55.800 Consistent every single day.
04:44:57.300 Good stuff,
04:44:57.760 guys.
04:44:58.020 Bye.
04:44:58.560 Long of Love Siege.
04:44:59.220 Peace,
04:45:00.040 peace,
04:45:00.340 peace.
04:45:00.600 W stream.
04:45:01.200 That's for us.
04:45:01.720 I'll be.
04:45:02.000 Dead ends in my mind.
04:45:12.440 The police can swear to God
04:45:15.260 but see me from the gun.
04:45:18.360 I know my friends and I
04:45:20.540 would probably turn and go.
04:45:23.640 If you get out of bed,
04:45:26.480 come find us heading for the bridge.
04:45:29.180 Bring us down
04:45:30.560 all the rage,
04:45:31.880 my little dark age.
04:45:34.440 I breathe in stereo.
04:45:37.200 The stereo sounds strange.
04:45:39.900 I know that if you hide,
04:45:42.520 it doesn't go away.
04:45:45.160 If you get out of bed
04:45:47.400 and find me standing all alone,
04:45:50.920 open eye,
04:45:52.260 burn the cage,
04:45:53.320 my little dark age.
04:45:55.360 feel free,
04:45:58.680 fit for us.
04:46:00.980 I know.
04:46:05.200 I know.
04:46:06.040 I know.
04:46:06.860 I know.
04:46:14.340 I know.
04:46:14.620 I know.
04:46:16.380 I know.
04:46:17.100 I know.
04:46:18.740 I know.
04:46:18.960 I know.
04:46:20.840 One thing.
04:46:22.240 I know.
04:46:22.660 I know.
04:46:23.240 All alone, open the eye, burn the page, my little dark age.