00:03:55.000Is it possible that anyone who goes into the belly of that foul beast will be tainted and contaminated by it because of all the compromises they have to make and all the people they have to negotiate with and you realize what it's like once you're in there?
00:04:05.000Like the sword of Damocles is the idea.
00:04:31.000I mean, I don't know the episode, but I'll just quickly, in case people don't know what the sword of Damocles is, the sword of Damocles is a king or adjudicator who has to make decisions sitting underneath a kind of portcullis or atrium and above his head, unseen by the people he communicates with, hangs a sword.
00:04:49.000They don't know that sword's hanging above his head.
00:05:07.000Anyway, so my point about the sword of Damocles was that once you're in a position of power, you're subjected to and exposed to levels of control, authority and power you didn't know about at all until that point.
00:05:16.000That is why, to meaningfully change the world, you have to change the systems itself, the system itself.
00:05:22.000Why are we pretending we live in a world where digital democracy is not an option?
00:05:27.000Where we couldn't use the same technology they're using, facial recognition technology, digital ID, or technologies of that type, to have direct participatory democracy.
00:05:38.000For example, if you were talking about the mayor of London, if you want ULES cameras, vote and have ULES cameras.
00:05:44.000If you want to lose ULES cameras, those are those cameras that film cars as they're coming into London and people get a surcharge or additional charge.
00:05:51.000This amounts to a car tax really on the auspices of protecting climate change.
00:05:57.000You'd have to say, if you're going to get rid of the ULES cameras, you will have to generate the £220 million per annum that the ULES cameras generate.
00:06:05.000You could get that through unique levies for planning permission, for construction.
00:06:08.000There's a whole variety of ways of doing it.
00:06:12.000The reason Mam Dani is mayor of New York right now is because people are sick and tired of the system.
00:06:18.000The people of New York would have seen Donald Trump get elected, a populist, a popular leader who's clearly in a bunch of pathological ways, I'd say, outside of the system.
00:06:29.000And nevertheless, here they still are, the Epstein files, the wars, the, you know, Pfizer's still powerful, big oligarchical tech figures are still powerful.
00:06:38.000And you don't want that anymore, do you?
00:06:42.000Bongino went out, he went into the system, he was subject to the sword of Damocles, as is Bobby Kennedy, anyone who goes into that situation.
00:06:48.000And they deal with compromises that we on our side can't see.
00:06:51.000Well, that's not their fault then, and by definition, it means the system itself is incapable of delivering the change that is required.
00:06:57.000In fact, any system that could deliver change wouldn't be the system the people that are powerful would want because that system would not preserve their power and that is their absolute priority.
00:07:07.000You understand the Kissinger report, don't you?
00:07:09.000You know what the Kissinger report was.
00:07:10.000In the Kissinger report, Henry Kissinger, the famous diplomat and aide to various presidents of your great nation, revealed that there were countries, among them Puerto Rico and the Philippines, that had to reduce their populations insomuch that those territories were regarded as potential resources for America down the line.
00:07:35.000The idea being that America needs the resources of Puerto Rico or the Philippines and doesn't want their population to grow at an aggressive rate because then they'd need their, inverted commas, their own resources for themselves.
00:07:47.000What strikes me as remarkable about that is it indicates immediately to you that projects take place that go beyond the term limits of any individual, even double term, president.
00:07:57.000Any four-year term or any eight-year term is superseded by the revelations of something like the Kissinger Report or Manifest Destiny more broadly or the great American project that led to the Iraqi, Afghanistan, Iranian wars and the North Korea conflict.
00:08:13.000What I'm telling you plainly is something you already know, that real power is not in the Republican administration or the Democratic administration, but in the systems itself.
00:08:23.000That's before we leap into the mad, bizarre occultism revealed by the Epstein files.
00:08:27.000It's just generally and plainly obvious.
00:08:30.000If you want to change those systems, you can't do it through the channels and conduits of those systems.
00:08:37.000You even need to have armed revolutions and organized resistance at the level of militia.
00:08:44.000That's not possible in a country like the United Kingdom or the United States where you've got serious, proper professional armies.
00:08:50.000So you have to organize in a way that uses technology and communication to bypass, disrupt and unsettle their power.
00:08:57.000This is possible, it's sort of in some ways inevitable, and we are at the beginning of the fight for how information is used to manage power.
00:09:09.000Do you believe that the pandemic was possibly always about population control always along, as revealed in the Kissinger Report?
00:09:15.000Do you recognize that there's a trend, technologies and ideas that are piloted abroad by colonial and imperial powers, whether it's in Iraq or Afghanistan by the British and Americans, whether it's the 77th Brigade, a PSYOPS unit, this is real, you can look at this, run by Mark Lancaster, husband of Caroline Dinich, that was set up to deal with problems in the Middle East, but then was ultimately in COVID used to control domestic information problems, what they call misinformation.
00:09:39.000If these problems are beyond the remit and reach of government, if government are just engaged in the brokerage of handling populations on behalf of real power, then we, the people that are being controlled by them, have to unite in new ways and propose ourselves new systems of government.
00:10:00.000Using the technology that means that everything from X to Grok to polymarket to Chat GPT can operate to aggregate our electoral will to have true mandates.
00:10:12.000If you want to have a state where there's abortion, have a state where there's abortion.
00:10:19.000If you want low, high, whatever it is you want, direct democracy always must be the principle.
00:10:25.000Participation, not mandated, but possible and optional using these very devices and unique codes that show that you are a registered voter in that community.
00:10:33.000This could happen everywhere overnight and we have to start pushing for it.
00:10:36.000It doesn't matter if it's me that does it or you that does it because it's the idea that's important, not the thing itself.
00:10:42.000You want ideas and principles that withstand the test of time.
00:14:01.000I mean, he's had a lot of views on X. In fact, I noticed one of the things he complained about.
00:14:04.000Let me know how you feel about this if you're a content creator yourself, is that he didn't generate very much revenue from it.
00:14:09.000Let's have a little look at it because there's that.
00:14:10.000And then there's Mickey Willis's excellent film about what's called Free Joby, about the dude that set up Bitcoin.
00:14:19.000Not south Bitcoin, was an early adopter to Bitcoin, then got put under house arrest for a bunch of real dodgy stuff.
00:14:25.000And he's still under house arrest right now when simply the crime was, the crime I think was people going, wait a minute, this guy's worked out Bitcoin too quickly.
00:15:33.000That tie color's changed good and true.
00:15:36.000Let's have a quick look at firstly Harrison H. Smith's documentary, where I think he's sort of talking about AIPAC and various lobbying interests and their control over American politics.
00:16:32.000But we need the kind of genius that manufactured Apollo gold pagers and infiltrated Hezbollah for over a decade to prepare for this battle.
00:16:40.000But we have to fight with the weapons that apply to the battlefields within which we're engaged.
00:16:46.000And the most important ones are the social media.
00:16:48.000Because the next war will be decided based on how Israel and its allies perform online as much as offline.
00:16:57.000This is the eighth front, the disinformation campaign.
00:17:00.000It is actually this eighth front where our enemies believe they can actually defeat the Jewish state.
00:17:06.000This is the kind of ingenuity and inventiveness that have always been a hallmark of the state of Israel, that have always been a characteristic of the Jewish people.
00:18:23.000Anything which is super controversial that people are going to get upset about, which you're not allowed to talk about, I'm up for talking about.
00:18:34.000If an entire group of people can get upset by something anybody says, I'm all for it because I don't think you should be able to paint a big button on your back like that and then be angry when other people press it.
00:18:47.000They're saying that there's an eight-front, an information war that Israel are fighting to ensure that increasingly they limit the ability to speak freely about Israel's actions, in particular in Gaza and Israel's potential lobbying and financial interests in US politics.
00:19:06.000So the kind of stuff I suppose that you've seen Tucker Carlson talk about and Candice talk about.
00:19:11.000But I guess it's a combination of the political power here in the United States and political influence here in the United States and the means by which that might be practiced, coupled, I suppose, you know, from looking at the images with the desecration in Gaza and death in that region.
00:19:29.000And whether or not Israel and Israeli interests are able to limit, prohibit and censor conversation around those subjects for a variety of means.
00:19:40.000I guess that's what Harrison H. Smith is discussing, it looks like.
00:19:49.000I guess the only counter argument is does everyone do stuff like that?
00:19:52.000I mean, look, what people say is that, well, you know, Israel's just another country just doing things that countries do.
00:20:00.000You know, didn't America conquer all of this land from the native folks?
00:20:04.000Didn't the like settle up colonies is what they call it.
00:20:09.000And of course, the Israeli claim is there's a historic and indeed religious connection between their people and that land ordained by God.
00:20:16.000And what I suppose the contemporary challenge is to be able to say, well, if you believe in God and you believe in God's word, do you believe that land is specifically given to the Jewish people by God?
00:20:28.000Which is certainly a claim that's made in the Pentateuch.
00:20:32.000And if you do believe that, do you believe that the current Israeli government are the kind of carriers and vessel of that ideology?
00:20:42.000Is Israel a secular country, or is Israel by definition a religious country?
00:20:47.000The same as I guess what Saudi Arabia or Muslim countries?
00:20:50.000I suppose, you know, we in the West, the United Kingdom, United States, are we're meant to be secular countries that we've decoupled our religious ideology from our political ideology.
00:20:59.000In a sense, it's impossible because all ideologies are ultimately religious ideologies.
00:21:05.000Anyway, so I guess what it comes down to with Israel is: are you able to talk about Israel the same way that I would talk about any country?
00:21:12.000The government are corrupt, the government don't truly represent the people of that nation.
00:21:16.000The government have their own interests.
00:21:18.000The government are likely connected to a bunch of international agencies and institutions that manage power.
00:21:28.000I think you should be able to make that claim and then afterwards go, I was talking about Qatar, I was talking about France, I was talking about America, I was talking about England.
00:21:34.000I guess because of what's been happening in Gaza, people are right now making unique claims about Israel.
00:21:39.000And then people that sort of do this job for a living, like I, you know, defend Israel, like Ben Shapiro say, would go, well, you know, they started it, or some version of they started it, and then we're in it.
00:21:52.000And it's a conversation that never, ever, ever ends.
00:21:56.000And I think from a Christian perspective, it will only end when the Jewish people convert to Christianity and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior, and that the branch is grafted back onto the tree.
00:22:08.000I think is how it's described in here.
00:22:09.000And I'm a Christian, so I believe what's in there.
00:22:12.000You had some good conversations about those topics with Dinesh D'Souza.
00:22:21.000Yeah, have a look at this conversation with Dinesh D'Souza.
00:22:26.000I do often consider the way that our Lord addresses his chosen people throughout the books of the Old Testament.
00:22:35.000And it seems to me that he's pretty overall peeved, miffed, irked by the conduct of the Israelites.
00:22:44.000And I wonder how one might interpret Yahweh's relationship with his chosen people, his disappointment, even with like, you know, the Nazarene Samson there, like how we might look at God's relationship with his chosen people and how we might be able to perhaps find common ground in this endless and detestable conflagration in that region, which seems to do nothing but divide.
00:23:14.000And yet, somehow, don't we have to participate in finding a solution, a conclusion, a truce, a peace?
00:23:52.000And it happens again and again and again.
00:23:55.000I have to say, as someone who is a student of different cultures, you know, Russell, in just about every other culture and religious tradition, the religious and sacred books are very triumphalist.
00:24:13.000The Bible is so unusual in the sense that if you remove God from it, you would think that anti-Semites wrote it, right?
00:24:21.000By that, I mean that the heroes of the Bible are almost all of them highly suspect characters.
00:24:27.000Abraham is passing off his wife as his sister.
00:24:31.000You know, David is engaged not just in adultery, but in effect murder by sending Bathsheba's husband to the front line.
00:24:39.000So these are hardly, on the face of it, admirable figures.
00:24:43.000Jesus could not have been more tempestuous about the religious authorities of his day.
00:24:49.000And yet, I think the strange thing about the Bible is that you get the sense that the covenant is held together not on the human side so much as on the divine side.
00:25:00.000That God is always saying, and yet I'm not giving up.
00:25:03.000And, you know, I want to destroy the earth, but and yet I'm going to get Noah into the boat.
00:25:08.000You know, I'm going to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, but hey, the Israelites, you're still my people.
00:25:14.000So you've got this very strange, fraught, antagonistic relationship.
00:25:20.000And it has to be interpreted both on the spiritual side and on the, you could call it the earthly side.
00:26:14.000The reason I love Norm McDonald here is Norm McDonald, like all great comedians, is observing comedy above and beyond all else.
00:26:20.000And it's really lovely to see this interaction with Larry King because Larry King's in a position where he sort of has to be congenially serious is how I describe it.
00:27:20.000That's when it's really lovely, is when someone else has to get into the boat with Norm McDonald, that twinkle-eyed comic genius lunatic that he was.
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00:31:54.000You remember John, who did baptize, you know, Mikvah?
00:31:58.000He offered to the soldiers, you know, don't abuse people and to the priests, how it was that we are to if you have an extra cloak, give your coat and your food.
00:32:52.000I mean, what we'll say is, even in the good Old Testament, what I love towards the end of Genesis, dear Joseph, he gets quite a lot of clout in Pharaoh's administration.
00:34:30.000Let's have a little watch of it together and see if we can see evidence of government overreach and indeed the route out of the hell, the prison, the open jail that they're creating for us.
00:34:41.000We've got to fight back, we've got to do something.
00:34:43.000You got to do something, we got to something.
00:34:49.000Distortion, and the most important purchase.
00:35:13.000Theobediah Weeks is accused of fraud in a cryptocurrency Ponte scheme, bilking three-quarters of a million dollars from victims, say investigators.
00:35:24.000The men had been running a business called BitClub Network for the past five years, facing 25 years in prison for fraud and conspiracy charges.
00:35:34.000I became an entrepreneur at a very young age.
00:35:38.000I started my own business mowing lawns and shoveling snow and helped a friend with the paper route.
00:35:45.000I'd go door knocking, selling magazine subscriptions.
00:35:50.000Any little way I could figure out how to make money when I'm like 10.
00:35:59.000So I was kind of brought up as a hustler, which I kind of had to be because being a Christian school teacher, my dad never made more than $20,000 a year, which isn't a lot for a family of four.
00:37:07.000If you remember back in the day, there was Napster, but Napster got shut down because it was centralized.
00:37:13.000So somebody invented this thing called the BitTorrent Network, where you could download five minutes of movie on this computer, five minutes on that computer, five minutes on this computer.
00:37:21.000Yet I could get the entire movie, even though it wasn't in one location.
00:37:25.000And so somebody said, hey, you've seen the BitTorrent network on how you can download music and movies.
00:37:30.000Bitcoin is the currency that runs on the BitTorrent network.
00:38:30.000As a member, you can get a literally a piece of every little transaction that takes place anywhere in the world.
00:38:36.000It's really exciting to think about and I thought, if this works, this could be something huge.
00:38:41.000If a laptop computer would make a dollar a day in bitcoin, then what would happen if we filled an entire data center with a million laptop computers?
00:38:50.000We make a million dollars a day, right?
00:41:04.000And all of a sudden, boom, I'm surrounded by agents on all sides of me.
00:41:13.000And then they take me to this unmarked building and they're just interrogating me for six hours, trying to get me to give them all my Bitcoin.
00:41:21.000So I know I can't give you all my crypto.
00:41:23.000And so that got them a little bit irritated.
00:41:26.000On December 5th, 2019, Mr. Weeks was indicted for selling unregistered securities and wire fraud.
00:41:35.000They didn't actually say I sold unregistered securities.
00:42:48.000Not only am I understanding Bitcoin in a way that I never have done before because of the way that he explained the decentralized nature of that bit streaming movie torrent, and I've understood the sort of connection between Napster and cryptocurrencies.
00:43:03.000And I've now it moves into an area that I do understand a bit.
00:43:06.000The government simply didn't like Stroke understand something, so they criminalized it.
00:43:12.000Even though he plainly has a total paper trail of no wrongdoing, all it really is is entrepreneurialism and ingenuity in it, Dave.
00:43:21.000I mean, dude, he had all documentations, invoicing, and was paying out all the customers.
00:43:28.000It's not a pyramid scheme if you're paying out all the customers exactly what they're earning in their Bitcoin.
00:43:33.000What they were doing is just like leasing space in a data center that is mining Bitcoin.
00:43:38.000And so, you know, however, he has this thing set up of, well, you know, the house gets 10% and you get 90% or whatever, and he pays it out.
00:43:47.000Yeah, all he really is is ahead of the curve.
00:43:50.000He understood things they didn't understand.
00:43:53.000Or maybe perhaps that's being generous.
00:43:55.000Perhaps they did understand what was going on.
00:43:58.000And in the same way that as the brilliant Martin Guri, the CIA analyst and writer of Revolt of the Public said, they recognized at the CIA that the way that the technology was moving was going to mean massive disruption.
00:44:11.000The way that Napster destroyed, decimated briefly, of course, the record industry, because now suddenly you don't need to pay for these products anymore.
00:44:19.000And they had to find ways of making that look like a crime.
00:44:22.000Get your favorite favorite artists to come out and say, hey, this is stealing.
00:44:33.000It demonstrates and represents the possibility of direct peer-to-peer trading without the inclusion of centralized brokerage and ultimately negates their ability to literally print money, control the currency, and therefore control reality.
00:44:46.000So, Bitcoin, in particular, and perhaps cryptocurrency more generally, is the technological solution to an extraordinary problem.
00:44:53.000The problem that because money needs to be printed or minted or in some way or another physically created, fiat money does at least, because of that problem, you always have to have brokerage, and that brokerage is always corrupt.
00:45:05.000It works the same exact way, actually, in representative democracy.
00:45:09.000If you say, We need an individual to go to Parliament or to Congress to represent the views of this community, well, what happens if when they're leaving the little village on their horse on their way to Congress or Parliament to represent the views of the village, someone goes, Hey, could I have a word with you?
00:45:24.000When you're talking Congress, would you bear in mind the interests of this company or this country?
00:45:30.000And all of a sudden, your representative has been captured and co-opted.
00:45:34.000The thing they fear most of all is direct peer-to-peer communication and transaction from an awakened population.
00:45:40.000If you follow Christ, the first thing you'll get is the nuts to die for what you believe in.
00:45:44.000Once you've got them, minerals, you're a serious, serious problem.
00:45:48.000Because, you know, no one likes being scared.
00:45:50.000I'll tell you, as someone who's standing trial soon, as I believe, as a result of things I've said in media, as well as, of course, being a promiscuous little hound as a younger man, as what I was supposed to be doing, but there you go.
00:46:03.000That's my game, that's my issue, and I'll deal with that at trial.
00:46:06.000What I want to tell you is the thing they fear most of all is your fearlessness.
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00:49:13.000It may not be good to have blue blood in the sense that the royal family appear to be sex offenders, but it is good to have blue wee wee because it makes you strong.
00:49:23.000Let's go back to this documentary, Free Joby, that explains really beautifully and clearly, and I'm getting a lot of ID from this.
00:49:28.000I don't know about you, that if you just happen to be entrepreneurial and bright, like this dude Joby was, recognizing that Bitcoin was definitely going to work, getting invested, setting up Bitcoin mining centers completely legally, doing the whole thing legit and by the book.
00:49:41.000If the government notice this is a problem, they will find a way to shut you down.
00:49:45.000Remember, as we were taught, as Stalin's great aide said, show me the man and I'll show you the crime.
00:49:51.000The law is created in order to be used, as Ayn Rand taught us and showed us, in order to control people when they need to be controlled.
00:49:59.000The law's not there as a representative of some objective ideas, except in some very sort of simple cases like, why don't you drive carefully?
00:50:42.000I can't go anywhere or do anything or have a phone or a computer.
00:50:46.000I mean, I read the pre-trial sentence report and it said accordingly, whether defendant's conduct caused harm to any victims how to cut people first, he was punished for it.
00:50:57.000Financially, because the government is a physical product.
00:51:01.000I'm like, okay, I got six months goes by, and I get a phone call, and they're like, the government raided the data center, and they took everything.
00:51:44.000And all of a sudden, boom, I'm surrounded by agents on all sides of me.
00:51:54.000And then they take me to this unmarked building and they're just interrogating me for six hours, trying to get me to give them all my Bitcoin.
00:52:01.000So I know I can't give you all my crypto.
00:52:03.000And so that got them a little bit irritated.
00:52:06.000On December 5th, 2019, Mr. Weeks was indicted for selling unregistered securities and wire fraud.
00:52:15.000They didn't actually say I sold unregistered securities.
00:53:07.000They were actually generating millions of dollars and dispersing it to their club members.
00:53:14.000BitClub was paying everybody out every single day until the day the government came Do you think it's because they had fixed assets like a building a ton of stuff like if you had gold somewhere would the government just come to find a way to take it I don't think it has anything to do with fixed assets.
00:53:36.000I think it has to do with them either There was some misunderstanding because they said you know selling securities Well, I mean XRP just went through the whole court case and they determined it was not a security So like it and that was I don't know last year Yeah,
00:53:56.000well XRP is another crypto and determining that cryptocurrency was not a security and so it so like the government have almost tried different ways to categorize it and criminalize it Yeah, basically saying hey you didn't go through the SEC, you know you're selling but but it sounds like when they when they say a Ponzi scheme, it's saying like hey, you're selling something that's not real, you know, which he wasn't.
00:54:22.000They're mining Bitcoin operations unless he unless I don't know, maybe as you get further in, we'll see more about like his charges.
00:54:32.000But I mean from what he's saying, it was wire fraud.
00:54:36.000I don't know how they got him on wire fraud, what they meant by that.
00:54:41.000It's a bit like the Chappelle show, Jake, with the unstoppable N-word act right there.
00:54:47.000Like in the end, like are crossing state lines with a woman, what they got puffy for and what they got, is it was the name of the fighter, Jack Johnson?
00:54:57.000But in the end, it's reverse engineered.
00:55:00.000You can see it with things that are a bit more innocuous.
00:55:02.000Like I saw something that we did talk about Keir Starmer, the UK Prime Minister the other day.
00:55:08.000Oh yes, it was talking about restrictions on social media.
00:55:13.000And if you squint, if you look carefully, you can see the working out first.
00:55:18.000When you see Keir Starmer saying we're going to be restricting social media access for teenagers, of course it'll be very easy to believe, oh, this is because they want to protect young people from seeing imagery that's harmful or damaging.
00:56:02.000And like kind of, of course that makes sense because that's what we all know we're supposed to be doing for one another, protecting one another, loving one each other, taking care of each other, protecting one another.
00:56:12.000But when you start looking at does that mode of behavior get applied elsewhere in society and you see that it doesn't, you're confronted with a disjunct.
00:56:22.000Like one of the obvious ones for me was they housed homeless people in the UK during the pandemic, partly because they were saying that they were an infection risk while they were out there wandering about and stuff.
00:56:34.000But that showed us a lot of stuff that, oh, wow, look, you can solve the problem of homelessness overnight when you need to.
00:56:39.000All sorts of things happen dradically and quickly.
00:56:45.000I don't know that the pan, I've always wondered how to frame the pandemic.
00:56:49.000But what I do know about the pandemic is it showed us some things that were concealed previously.
00:56:54.000The ability to regulate, the ability to control, the desire to manage events in order to benefit powerful interests.
00:57:03.000And this case is the same because, you know, does anyone in the world believe that like the FBI or the CIA or whoever were like, hey, what's going on here?
00:57:57.000Think about this on the scale of FBI's list.
00:58:00.000Like this, I mean, he had several data centers.
00:58:03.000I mean, it seems big from like, I guess, a normal person's point of view of going, oh, he had multiple data centers around the country.
00:58:11.000Dude, on the scale, making several million a year, like, dude, on a scale of the FBI's list, like, there's such huge operations and companies and financial fraud and all that stuff.
00:58:25.000This should be really far down the scale for it to be on their radar.
00:59:05.000Or like everyone decides not to participate in it.
00:59:10.000Who and also look at who's threatened by it.
00:59:12.000It's like who who's gonna, who does if this continues, who gets messed with like.
00:59:16.000When I think about again every, I see everything is analogous to me and I know that is in a way self-centered, But it's also using something you know something about to understand a broader reality.
00:59:24.000Universalism and individualism do meet.
00:59:27.000Indeed, individuals meant to mean undivided from God.
00:59:30.000Even the meaning of the word has got changed over time.
00:59:33.000So, like what I recognize with me is that they could write me as a sort of an atom in the molecular structure of social media.
00:59:41.000Is they recognize, if we keep having unsanctioned media figures able to convey information and we don't regulate or control them or check them, in the end that's going to stop us being able to have wars.
00:59:55.000When we want levy taxations, when we want control the outcomes of elections, you know like they need the BBC MSNBC CNN FOX, Whatever now this thing.
01:00:05.000So look who gets affected, the government and the media.
01:00:08.000So the government and the media are immediately impacted and obviously because my particular thing emerged during Covid the pharmacological companies that are on record modern, specifically as having spent money monitoring our content, controlling our content, observing our content to the Tune of millions.
01:00:22.000I'm not mucking around here, it's stuff that will come out over time.
01:00:25.000But when it comes to our man here, what are the institutions that get friend?
01:00:29.000I mean, it's almost, I mean, it's the blood of the system, currency, isn't it?