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00:00:46.000Thanks for joining me for Stay Free with Russell Brand.
00:00:49.000It is a joy and a glory to be with you today as we discuss the Biden impeachment inquiry, his comments on 9-11.
00:00:57.000On Rumble exclusively, we'll be talking about Ram Paul on Covid vaccines.
00:01:00.000Obviously, we can't talk about that with you, our glorious 6.5 million Awakening Wonders, as much as we'd like to.
00:01:05.000So you'll have to click the link in the description and join us in the other place.
00:01:10.000On Here's the News, we'll be talking about Biden's response to 9-11.
00:01:14.000Again, another anecdote that appears a little bit dubious and masks his actual involvement with the Iraq War, and perhaps gives us a different inflection on his current perspective with ongoing conflict.
00:01:26.000But, did you know there's a new iPhone out?
00:01:42.000Obviously the function of the mainstream media at a time when the world is being torn apart by war, when our culture is collapsing, when censorship and surveillance are on the rise, when trust in media and government are at an all-time low, Is the mainstream, the legacy media, to focus on the launch of a new product which, perhaps let's face it, is detrimental to our health?
00:02:07.000I mean, let me know in the comments, how do you feel about your device?
00:02:12.000It's an incredible miracle in your pocket.
00:02:14.000It's certainly detrimental to some people's health, those kids that go down cobalt mines.
00:02:19.000I don't know if they're benefiting tremendously as they're mining out the old coal ball instead of, I don't know, playing jacks or stick and hoop or whatever children are supposed to be doing.
00:02:28.000Let's have a look at the mainstream media though.
00:02:30.000They are ecstatic about this new release.
00:03:25.000Apple spent over $100 million in advertising each year.
00:03:30.000A big portion of that, I imagine, goes to CNN, hence why they're doing basically a commercial for Apple.
00:03:37.000But I think worse than that is the choices that a company like CNN make, in that they should be telling stories about Apple that is how much they're spending on lobbying, the coal mines, the child labor.
00:03:48.000They're choosing They're electing, they're making a decision at 7pm, prime time on CNN, not to focus on where's all that money on lobbying going, what kind of things do they get away with through that lobbying money, the child labour, all those things, and instead focus on basically a commercial.
00:04:03.000They're tax relationships in various territories.
00:06:27.000What about, like, the kind of contracts that Apple have with the government?
00:06:30.000Of course, it's easy for us to talk, as we have done elsewhere this week, about Musk's intervention through Starlink, refusing to convey military orders.
00:06:40.000Which is astonishing, really, because you find Elon Musk in the position of potentially preventing an escalation of a potential global apocalypse, and the government and the mainstream media condemning him.
00:08:08.000And headphones with like strings in them.
00:08:10.000I mean I've basically got what he's got in his hands there.
00:08:12.000That's what you use to sort of connect to them.
00:08:14.000When I see someone wearing headphones like that, I should think, yeah, you've not bothered to just keep up with the constant, needless, incessant march of what calls itself progress, but is metastasized consumerism.
00:08:27.000But what I actually think is, uh, get some of your pods.
00:08:30.000Like, I'm basically... You're part of the problem.
00:09:14.000He's a beautiful human being, he deserves love, he's a child of God, he's here with us, he must be loved.
00:09:19.000I guess it's not his fault he's doing this, is it?
00:09:21.000He probably wants to tell some proper news.
00:09:23.000I bet he's worried sick about them kids down at Cobalt Mine.
00:09:25.000I bet he's very curious about their tax status.
00:09:27.000I bet he's interested in lobbying people in Congress that are on big tech regulatory boards that own stocks and shares in the corporations that they're supposed to be regulating.
00:13:44.000For one thing, we're going to be talking about Rand Paul and COVID vaccines, and also then I can speak freely about Saudi Arabia and 9-11, and maybe even the CIA.
00:13:54.000So if you're watching us on YouTube, if you're one of our 6.5 million awakening wonders, click the link in the description, join us in the other place.
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00:14:09.000Now, here is some praise for Saudi Arabia in connection with 9-11.
00:14:17.000Adrian Watson posts, we welcome this weekend's announcement by Saudi Arabia committing $20 billion to support President Biden's signature initiative, the Partnership for Global Infrastructure.
00:14:28.000It seems auspicious that that was announced on 9-11.
00:14:33.000Yeah I mean there's been yeah there's been outcry from people who say that you know this is not something we already had Joe Biden lying about where he was on September 12th when he was doing that speech recently on September 11th which was inconceivable really that he'd follow up a lie about Hawaii and his own house fire with another lie about where he was the day after 9-11 absolutely incredible and now the White House has released this on 9-11 also praising Saudi Arabia.
00:14:59.000I like that he said he was at ground zero. I was at ground zero with the victims or were you actually
00:15:04.000pushing for a subsequently proven to be irrelevant and unnecessary and unhelpful war in Iraq? Oh no,
00:15:11.000yeah, I remember now. That's like saying where were you? I was just at a dog's home helping dogs
00:15:16.000when in fact you were strangling a dog in an alleyway. It's the sort of opposite of that.
00:15:21.000Yes, I mean of course, I mean are you allowed to talk about Saudi Arabia and 9-11 now?
00:15:26.000We've got reports here from the Intercept and Jacobin, so there.
00:15:31.000You're sort of like, there's the news that you watch on the TV, and then there's like, look, we understand now that Saudi Arabia was significantly involved in 9-11 in so much as many of the hijackers were from Saudi Arabia, that Saudi Arabian royals were rushed out of the United States on that day, that there were curious relationships between the Saudi Arabian royal family and the Bush family.
00:15:50.000Now we know that some of those hijackers have been recruited by the CIA.
00:16:26.000We are about to talk to a former Secret Service agent with a secret that, if true, could rewrite so much of what we know happened on the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.
00:16:37.000I can't watch this in the same way since we've become friends with Bobby Kennedy.
00:16:42.000I used to just watch this as pure sort of spectacle, as an evident example of obvious corruption, of what happens if people step out of line.
00:16:52.000My main reference would have been like Oliver Stone's movie.
00:16:55.000It's an early entry point into many of our understanding that you can't trust the state.
00:17:01.000Now I've sort of got ideas of him being like a little kid and like losing his uncle and his father and stuff.
00:17:08.000And he says he is making, after 60 years of silence, all about a single bullet he found in the back of that convertible.
00:17:17.00060 years after one of the most earth-shattering days in modern American history, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in 1963.
00:17:25.000President John F. Kennedy died at approximately 1 o'clock.
00:17:33.000Former Secret Service agent Paul Landis, who was with the president that day, is opening up for the first time about what he witnessed.
00:17:41.000For decades, the prevailing theory was that one bullet struck JFK and then hit Texas Governor John Connolly, who was sitting in front of him.
00:17:49.000It became known as the magic bullet theory, which explained how one shooter could have fired all the shots.
00:17:56.000The theory is based on this bullet being found on Governor Connally's gurney at the hospital.
00:18:01.000But now in a new book, Landis says he knows how it got there.
00:18:05.000The 88-year-old tells the New York Times he found that bullet lodged in the car seat behind where Kennedy was killed.
00:18:14.000So, I mean, that theory anyway, to see that theory disparaged or discredited shouldn't come as a tremendous shock, should it?
00:18:23.000Given that it was contingent upon a bullet bouncing around several times, passing through various people, pinging about on some crazy little assassination jolly.
00:18:35.000And the fact that it was wedged in the seat and was placed there.
00:18:38.000Demonstrates plainly that it was, you know, demonstrably untrue at the time.
00:18:41.000But this does come back to conspiracy theories.
00:18:43.000I mean, Oliver Stone himself, the amount of flak he's received personally about, you know, his film.
00:18:49.000You know, people at the time were kind of saying, oh, it's highly entertaining, but it's, you know, not plausible and it's ridiculous and that he's a conspiracy theorist.
00:18:58.000Another one of those things is like, then stuff starts to come out and you're like, oh, I don't think he was a conspiracy theorist, actually.
00:19:03.000I mean, it kind of rings true with what's happening in society at the moment, doesn't it?
00:19:17.000Hey, let us know what you lot think in the comments.
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00:19:22.000Now, our exclusive Rumble story is Rampool talking about the risks of the vaccine outweigh the risks of the disease.
00:19:30.000Now, that's astonishing and it's also we're looking at that Commensurately with something from the British media.
00:19:39.000Andrew Bridgen released a video claiming the Pfizer vaccine used in clinical trials was different to the one rolled out across the world.
00:19:45.000But first of all, let's look at Ramport.
00:19:47.000I mean, I guess this is where the rubber meets the road.
00:19:50.000After all of this perambulation, all of this analysis, the mudslinging, the condemnation, the climbing back from condemning Joe Rogan on CNN, shaming people for not wanting to get vaccines, saying that it was beneficial to other people and a kind of civic responsibility to acknowledge and it wasn't, to potentially It's worse for you than the disease.
00:21:03.000Curious to see that that's now being publicly said.
00:21:06.000Imagine that on day one of the pandemic or with the rollout, that enthusiastic rollout.
00:21:12.000I shudder to think about the freight, the amount, the cargo of propaganda the glibness, the certainty, the condemnation. It was such
00:21:22.000an extraordinary epochal time, already being repackaged, already being somehow passed into
00:21:29.000some space of cultural Alzheimer's that we're not meant to remember. We don't talk much about
00:21:34.000Andrew Bridgen who was like excised from the Houses of Parliament in our country for,
00:21:39.000essentially I believe he was criticising vaccine rollouts. I don't want to reprise what he said that caused
00:21:46.000so much ire, but now he is saying, Andrew Bridgen is claiming the Pfizer vaccine used in
00:21:51.000clinical trials was a different vaccine to the one rolled out across the world. Let's have a look.
00:21:56.000In August this year, I wrote to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak with evidence that I'd received from Dr Josh Guchko of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which indicated that Pfizer had been enabled by the MHRA, the Medicines and Healthcare Product Regulatory Agency in the UK, to carry out a bait-and-switch operation with their vaccine, which meant that the Pfizer vaccine that was tested on 22,000 individuals with 22,000 in a placebo group was not the same vaccine that was rolled out in the UK and around the world.
00:22:34.000The compelling evidence for this is the fact that on the second day of mass vaccination in the UK, the MHRA changed the guidelines, told people they had to stay at the vaccination centre for 15 minutes after vaccination.
00:22:49.000The reason for this remaining at the vaccination centre was the risk of anaphylactic shock.
00:22:56.000The MHRA hadn't expected anaphylactic shock because it wasn't shown in the Pfizer trials.
00:23:02.000You only get anaphylactic shock when there are endotoxins in the vaccines.
00:23:07.000You only get endotoxins in the vaccines when they've been cultured up in bacteria such as Escherichia coli.
00:23:13.000That demonstrated that the vaccine that was rolled out around the world was not manufactured in the same way or to the same standards as that vaccine that they'd got medical approval for.
00:23:26.000And that dude's had to make himself such an expert on vaccines.
00:23:29.000He understands the kind of cultures that you have to grow them in.
00:23:31.000It seems to be another demonstrable example of peculiarity with regard to the ongoing pandemic narrative.
00:23:40.000Let me know in the comments if you agree.
00:23:42.000The main question is though, why has no one mentioned how many mice this has been tested on?
00:23:49.000There must have been nine, or as many as twelve mouses that have tried that.
00:23:53.000It sounds like they did a trial on 22,000 people, a placebo trial on 22,000 people, and then, as is being alleged here, used a different and distinct vaccine.
00:24:07.000Let us know what you think about that.
00:24:08.000Hey, you can come see me in Plymouth if you're in the UK on the 22nd of September and Wolverhampton on September the 28th.
00:24:17.000Both of those events are to raise money for a couple of treatment centres that I would say I support, that you support, because it's your money actually.
00:24:25.000So if you're interested in coming to those, have a look, come along, it'll be lovely to see you.
00:24:29.000Now, Joe Biden, as you know, went to Maui and claimed that his house fire was in some way comparable to their incredible suffering.
00:24:39.000He's now just told another extraordinary story about his actions on September the 12th that seemed to go beyond hypocrisy.
00:24:45.000So we have a look at the nature of Joe Biden, the truth and war.
00:25:01.000Joe Biden, after consoling Hawaiians with his liar liar house on fire lie, has now tried to claim that on September the 12th he was at ground zero, sticking up for those brave Americans that suffered those assaults and that onslaught.
00:25:14.000When in fact what he was doing on September the 12th was advocating for a war in Iraq that was a complete made-up fiasco lie.
00:25:21.000Liar liar, house on fire, not just the house, maybe the whole world.
00:25:27.000We talked, didn't we, about Joe Biden going off to Hawaii and saying, oh, you know, I know what it's like to have your whole country devastated by fires because there was a time where one room of my house briefly caught fire and gave me the opportunity to potentially get some nice new stuff.
00:25:42.000He scoffed to the devastated people of Maui.
00:25:45.000I almost lost my wife, my 67 Corvette and my cat.
00:25:50.000Well now Joe Biden has claimed that on September the 12th he was one of the almost the first responder almost rushing up the stairwells of the North Tower when in fact after the horrific attacks of September the 11th what Joe Biden was actually doing was advocating for attacks on Iraq which retrospectively were a waste of time and made things a hell of a lot worse.
00:26:35.000Joe Biden's catchphrase should not be never forget.
00:26:37.000Joe Biden's catchphrase would be, I do sometimes forget.
00:26:40.000Each of us, each of those precious lives stolen too soon when evil attacked.
00:26:46.000That rhetoric is much too similar to the George W. Bush rhetoric that at that time was condemned by the neoliberal establishment for being too simplistic and reductive.
00:26:57.000Evil, all that kind of stuff, you know?
00:26:59.000Like, aren't we ready for a different type of perspective?
00:27:02.000New is this person offering when it comes to international diplomacy, geopolitics, new world solutions, organizing democracy differently.
00:27:12.000Of course, the bombing of the Twin Towers was evil, but there's no review of what took place after those events.
00:27:18.000Whether the subsequent war was illegal, immoral and wrong and how that pertains to current conflicts, they can't give you that because essentially the same administration or the same sets of interests are still governing America right now.
00:27:31.000Joe Biden, who's about to claim that he spent September the 12th clearing up rubble, was actually advocating for the invasion of Iraq on September the 12th.
00:27:39.000So ultimately what you're able to witness is in spite of the fluctuations and the mad static that takes place in the mainstream, the kind of political figures that are offered up to you as leaders will continue with the war machine.
00:27:51.000Except, let us know in the comments if anyone's outside of that, you crazy kids.
00:28:33.000I spent many 9-11s in those hallowed grounds to bear witness and remember those we lost.
00:28:41.000Every day, but especially the last few days, their memory has been with me.
00:28:45.000In a speech in Anchorage, Alaska on Monday to commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, President Joe Biden told service members, first responders and their families that he visited Ground Zero the day after September 11 attacks that killed nearly 3,000 Americans.
00:28:59.000Ground Zero in New York, he remarked, I remember standing there the next day and looking at the building.
00:29:04.000I felt like I was looking through the gates of hell.
00:29:06.000It looked so devastating from where you could stand.
00:29:08.000I suppose what their defence would be is that, oh, he was there a few days later or a week later or whatever it is.
00:29:12.000But in a sense, what you have is just a series of events where Joe Biden has offered up anecdotes about how he was approximate to suffering a disaster, where in one case there was a small fire and in the next case it's a big liar because he was actually exacerbating that situation by advocating for further war.
00:29:30.000Despite what he said, Joe Biden, who was then chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, did not visit Ground Zero on September 12th, 2001.
00:29:37.000He was in Washington that day, participating in a Senate session to consider a joint resolution condemning the attacks, which passed unanimously.
00:30:03.000A time for sober investigation and no recrimination.
00:30:08.000Instead, Biden appeared on WNET's Charlie Rose via satellite from Washington for a segment discussing the international and congressional response to the attacks, a fact identified yesterday by National Review's Noah Rothman.
00:30:20.000In reality Biden did not visit the site until nine days later on September the 20th as part of a delegation of fellow senators.
00:30:26.000This is not the first time that Biden has been caught embellishing details of his own life experience and similar incidents relating to a 2004 house fire and a supposed arrest while trying to meet Nelson Mandela in South Africa have drawn criticism in recent years.
00:30:38.000Yep, I was going over there to meet Nelson Mandela.
00:31:13.000And again, repeating a long debunked false story about a supposed conversation with an Amtrak conductor who was deceased at the time the story would have had to take place.
00:31:30.000In 2021 and 2022, he falsely claimed to have been arrested during a civil rights protest.
00:31:34.000He had previously said merely that an officer had taken him home from a protest.
00:31:38.000Falsely claimed he used to drive an 18-wheeler, the way I said he once had a job driving a different vehicle, a school bus.
00:31:43.000Falsely claimed to have visited the Pittsburgh synagogue where worshippers were killed in a 2018 mass shooting.
00:31:48.000He had spoken to his rabbi by phone but had not gone.
00:31:50.000Falsely claimed to have visited Iraq and Afghanistan as president, he made repeated visits as a senator and vice president, but not as president.
00:31:57.000In a sense, either dear Joe Biden's a bit of a fibber, or he sort of can't really remember anything.
00:32:04.000And I think both of those challenges, in a sense, are a problem when you consider that he could be president for another Six years.
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00:32:57.000Now let's go back to this horrific, terrible, unnecessary, dreadful, bloody war that can't be won because Russia are a serious country that will not stop.
00:33:06.000Maybe we could offer them some stickers.
00:33:18.000Just go to stickermule.com forward slash Russell and fill out the form.
00:33:22.000Now let's get back to this dreadful, unnecessary, unwinnable war.
00:33:26.000He told a false story involving a late relative and the Purple Heart and falsely described his interactions decades ago with late Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir.
00:33:34.000No wonder he's so confused all the time.
00:33:35.000He's living simultaneous lives, he's visiting places, people are being born, he's having conversations with dead bodies.
00:33:43.000You know, it's funny how you remember some things, but some things you can't.
00:33:46.000So of course those are rather frivolous lies, but it's worth mentioning that one of the main attacks that the Democrat party establishment has towards Donald Trump is that he's a liar, that he doesn't tell the truth all the time, and it just seems that, of course, they will say that Trump's lies are worse or whatever, and loads of you adore Donald Trump, but Plainly, Joe Biden is a person that has his own challenges with the truth, some of which are pretty frivolous and amusing, like some of the ones we just listed.
00:34:08.000But one of his more serious lies is his attempt to distance himself from the events that led to the invasion of Iraq, which was illegal.
00:34:15.000Here's a different perspective on Joe Biden's involvement in that terrible conflict.
00:34:19.000The Iraq war vote is part of the extensive record Biden cites and he has struggled to accurately account for it, repeatedly suggesting he opposed the war and Mr Bush's conduct from the beginning.
00:34:28.000Claims that detailed facts checkers have deemed wrong or misleading.
00:34:31.000Biden didn't just vote for the war, he was a leading democratic voice in its favour and played an important role in persuading the public of its necessity.
00:34:39.000More broadly, laying the groundwork for Bush's invasion.
00:34:43.000So it seems like he was a key instigator, collaborator, supporter.
00:34:47.000Now that it's no longer convenient to acknowledge that role, he claims that he opposed the war.
00:34:54.000I think this becomes relevant because continually comparisons are made between the invasion of Iraq or the two wars with Iraq and the ongoing proxy war now.
00:35:04.000Many people saying that all that's really changed is there's a more refined and deceptive model when it comes to foreign military action.
00:35:13.000America is willing to go to war for corporate globalist interests, always claiming it's for humanitarian reasons or for some righteous crusade.
00:35:23.000And Joe Biden, in spite of claiming to be on one side of history, quite plainly is on the other.
00:35:28.000As President Bush attempted to sell the US public on the war, Biden became one of the administration's steadfast allies in this cause, backing claims about the supposed threat posed by Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and insisting on the necessity of removing him from power.
00:35:42.000Count me in the 90%, Biden said in the weeks after the attack.
00:35:45.000There was total cohesion, he said, between Democrats and Republicans in the challenges ahead.
00:35:51.000Wow, that's a pretty significant statement.
00:35:53.000One that supports a growing belief that what you have in America is a kind of war machine that requires continual international conflict in order to sustain itself.
00:36:01.000And then it needs to find new sophistry to justify ongoing wars.
00:36:11.000That machine has to be maintained at all costs.
00:36:14.000And it seems that Joe Biden, whether it's the Iraq war, Or this current war is very firmly entrenched in that mentality, which is beyond partisan politics because it's very difficult to disrupt or derail that machine.
00:36:26.000That machine is motoring forward and probably will do anything it needs to to prevent its agenda being opposed.
00:36:32.000There's no daylight between the Democrats and Republicans.
00:36:35.000What if you were against that war, which In retrospect, you would have been absolutely right to oppose.
00:37:08.000Increased censorship through the Patriot Act.
00:37:10.000The Patriot Act for you patriots out there.
00:37:12.000Which gave them the further ability to control you that has led to very little successful action or preventative measures against terror.
00:37:19.000Do you see how crises are used in order to create more authority and more ability for centralised authority to control the population?
00:37:29.000Whether it's through big tech, whether it's through military action, whether it's through more surveillance, whether it's through an ability to lock you in your home.
00:37:35.000Whatever crisis comes about, and I'm not saying the crises aren't real, 9-11 really happened, plainly.
00:37:45.000And what is the intention of the response?
00:37:47.000Is it humanitarian or is it profit and dominion and a unipolar agenda that seems to be being pursued aggressively to this day with Joe Biden involved then as he was now and still lying about it, sometimes admittedly quite humorously.
00:38:01.000The Iraq war has generally been seen as one of the worst US foreign policy blunders in decades.
00:38:06.000It fueled the spread of terrorism and destabilized the Middle East and parts of North Africa.
00:38:11.000ISIL is a direct outgrowth of al-Qaeda in Iraq that grew out of our invasion.
00:38:16.000We did a story about his involvement in American foreign policy, you should have a look at that as well.
00:38:20.000More than 4,500 US soldiers and nearly as many US military contractors lost their lives.
00:38:26.000Tens and thousands were wounded, with hundreds of thousands more suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
00:38:31.000Estimates of Iraqi deaths run as high as 1 million.
00:38:34.000Bear those ideas in mind when you hear with regard to the current conflict that America is supporting that America are getting their money's worth because Ukrainians are dying for just 3% of the American military budget.
00:38:47.000All that's happening is this war machine is able to amend and adjust in order to continue.
00:38:52.000It seems that many policies that are presented as ideological shifts, as progress, are actually just ways of masking the same monolithic power, thrusting through history, profiting the powerful, ignoring ordinary people, dividing us through rhetoric, and claiming that it's a humanitarian enterprise.
00:39:10.000At the very least, Biden should explain why he played such a major role in winning the authorisation from Congress for President Bush to wage this disastrous war.
00:39:19.000So it appears that Joe Biden has always, throughout his career, been engaged in the politics of war, making war seem necessary, humane, a response to an egregious terror attack, Necessary support in a humanitarian conflict against a wild, tyrannical aggressor.
00:39:36.000Joe Biden appears to be advocating for something other than the American people.
00:39:41.000And if you ask me, something other than the truth.
00:39:44.000And whether or not these sort of casual, anecdotal indiscrepancies are significant or not is for you to decide for yourself.
00:39:51.000Perhaps it isn't that significant, but what it is an indicator of is that you have a government that does not advocate for you, that does not represent you, That has an agenda that is way beyond anything that might interest or improve your life.
00:40:13.000Ultimately, when it comes to the important issues, there's no daylight at all between the Republicans and the Democrats because they are both living in darkness.
00:41:38.000That's really interesting story we're looking at.
00:41:40.000We're also going to be looking at that YouTube football match.
00:41:44.000I saw it and I couldn't make visual sense of it and I actually couldn't identify the stadium even though it's the home ground of the team that I support, West Ham United.
00:41:53.000It was just so sort of It's sort of jarring and startling to see the Sidemen there, YouTube Sensations, playing a YouTube all-star team to raise money for various good causes.
00:42:05.000I couldn't like get my because whenever you see like a charity match of any description,
00:42:10.000even though it's quite high profile ex pros, or even current pros, you know, like in some
00:42:14.000sort of friendly context, the crowd looks different and is often not for this thing
00:42:19.000was like they've just invented a new sport. I mean, I suppose this is off the back of
00:42:22.000those kind of Logan Paul boxing matches is it's now the criteria of excellence is no
00:42:30.000longer required. And this is not criticism is a charity raising the endeavor and I'm
00:42:33.000not gonna be some sort of Oh, sticking the mud as I mentioned, be allowed to that, of
00:42:37.000course, they should be allowed to do whatever they want. I'm just looking at the idea of
00:42:59.000These new models, I think it's interesting, isn't it?
00:43:02.000I mean, we've talked about Sound of Freedom before and the way in which Sound of Freedom came to what, make more money than Indiana Jones at the box office?
00:43:34.000There's so much wealth and revenue in a sense I think these people are remarkable vanguard entertainers particularly I mean I suppose the ones I've heard of like Mr. Beast and KSI there.
00:43:45.000It was so mad to see Mr. Beast actually because obviously it's in England and he wasn't as anywhere near as prominent as you would think he would because obviously Mr. Beast in YouTube world is he is Mr. YouTube isn't he?
00:43:57.000astonishingly massive on there. In this game, he was just one of the many, many players.
00:44:04.000It was like, oh, there is. Did you know many of them were?
00:44:07.000I knew I knew a few. And I mean, I know the sidemen, but I didn't know everyone. How do you
00:44:13.000equate a phenomena like this or not equate contrast and compare this phenomena with the
00:44:20.000sort of appearing this the appearing changes in the kind of upper echelons of say for example
00:44:28.000Hollywood like sort of Now the most major Hollywood stars, is it someone like Timothee Chalamet?
00:44:33.000If you think in the 80s or 90s, it's like, Arnie!
00:45:37.000Because now, like, it's something that I think all of us think about with sport, is that we have to enter into a consensus to enjoy it.
00:45:45.000Like, if you were watching it from a sort of, what do I want to say, a kind of truly objective perspective, we would simply pick the ball up and run it into the net, or, you know, like this.
00:45:55.000And, like, to see that kind of odd metamodern moment where someone gives a card to the referee, also to see... That's Max Fosch, I think, that was.
00:46:03.000We ran for London Mayor, didn't we, last year?
00:47:02.000I mean, what's amazing is what you were saying before about these guys are, you know, bigger than movie stars now.
00:47:08.000And I think to is definitely to a certain audience they are.
00:47:10.000Imagine if you'd had a movie when we were young, where you could literally get 40 of your favorite movie stars and put them all in one movie.
00:47:18.000I mean, that's essentially what's happening is people are going to watch this and filling stadiums because they're seeing all their favorite YouTube stars in one place.
00:48:15.000It has something about it, the speed that it moves at, the casualness.
00:48:19.000Like, other stuff seems stilted and odd, and like it's not moving at the right pace.
00:48:24.000Like, when you watch something else, it seems like it's too full of artifice and lacking in authenticity.
00:48:30.000Like, and there is something, there is something philosophically happening when, like, give the car back, and it's sort of like mucking around and that.
00:49:00.000And I was watching it thinking exactly that.
00:49:02.000And these are the things that obviously football will evolve and in a way they're ahead of the curve.
00:49:08.000They're creating new formats that almost inevitably you would think football will embrace at some point.
00:49:14.000Mr Beast, what I've always thought about him is he's someone that just sort of goes, yeah, that'd be good.
00:49:19.000I mean I'm not diminishing his obvious incredible set of skills and industry that's gone into it but he thinks in like a producer like would have done in TV 20 years ago like I think like Chris Evans definitely British TV personality like and now you have the possibility that football will be kind of forced to go oh my god people like that because I always I always thought it would be driven, and I suppose it will,
00:50:02.000And now, like, because, yeah, why not, instead of, like, you know, when you go a yellow card or sending off, like, we're gonna release a tiger onto the pitch, you know, oh yeah, cool!
00:50:12.000You know, like, when you, so, because the world is sort of, I can't, in a sense, I think it's sort of beautiful because it's evolution, but in another sense I do think it's end times indicators.
00:50:21.000Like when you see Messi's bodyguard running down the pitch at the side of it, it shows you that it's changed.
00:50:28.000It's changed and you're the person that sort of always observed that football's robustness,
00:50:33.000its power, like something great like Shakespeare, can withstand messing with it.
00:50:40.000It's so sort of powerful that as you said, you can put it in Qatar, you can do all these
00:50:43.000things and you're still like, oh my God, it's amazing.
00:50:45.000I wasn't even wrong putting it in Qatar, but you perhaps were aware of the controversy
00:52:07.000It's the message at the bottom of Statue of Liberty.
00:52:09.000Bring us your dispossessed, your ravaged, your poor, your sick, your broken, with bunions, ingrowing toenails, drunk, falling over, and play the Rumble All-Stars.
00:53:26.000I heard the guest of Football is Nice and friend Simon Jordan say he could give you an argument for why each and every one of them in one way or another is sort of past it.
00:54:25.000I don't know if I'm getting into the religion of it, I just suppose it's culturally, it gives it some sort of weight in Saudi Arabia to have.
00:54:31.000But I think you can probably also form an argument for why none of them were kind of elite players at the top of their game necessarily.
00:55:48.000Yeah, he's only got five or something.
00:55:51.000He's absolutely started the season incredibly and so, you know, luckily Jude Bellingham's gone to an established footballing, I don't know, nation and team.
00:58:01.000The world will not be able to accommodate the presumed ideology because there's still too much mass exploitation, corruption, monetization.
00:58:11.000In a way, I like it as a circus because I enjoy spectacles.
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