00:58:50So in other words, women that aren't qualified for certain jobs or certain positions will get that position simply because they're a female.1.00
00:58:59That principle has corrected real injustices.0.98
00:59:02It has made women less vulnerable to abuse.
01:03:07glad you asked. You're so welcome. We're tag teaming this really. What happened in the 70s was we had just been through the Vietnam War which was very unpopular and extremely expensive and the U.S. Treasury needed more income tax coming in and this was at the exact same time that the Rockefellers and the Fords created gender studies. They passed Title IX and started handing out college scholarships and funding for women to go to college like candy and we saw
01:03:37saw over 20% increase in females in the workforce just in that decade alone. By the 90s, women were
01:03:44on par with men. And what happened at the same time as that is Roe v. Wade and the birth control0.85
01:03:50pill. So women started having... And the gold standard getting removed. That one's kind of0.99
01:03:54important too. What's that? Well, the gold standard got removed as well. Sure. Well, that's
01:03:59economically super important right it's important but
01:04:03the destiny obfuscation that's a destiny tactic right there
01:12:16as a mother of five you cannot have more than maybe one child and work full-time because you0.91
01:12:28have to outsource motherhood to daycare which is expensive what do you mean why why do we have the
01:12:34runaway cost issues in america runaway what cost issues in america it's not runaway cost issues
01:12:40it's the fact that it's not affordable right now you can't make daycare cheap enough for it to
01:12:45offset the cost of a woman working full-time that's math uh how are you going to make daycare0.62
01:12:51cheap enough that a woman can have five babies and work a full-time job and why would you want1.00
01:12:57that why don't we want mothers any mothers here love having to send their kids to be raised by
01:13:03someone else all day do you have a question again you can narrativize but the question i'm actually0.89
01:13:08trying to pose you and get an answer to is what changed Naomi's kick resubscribe welcome bro0.97
01:13:13welcome in the 70s as you claim where women started have becoming dual income earners what
01:13:20changed in families what was going on and you're like the gold standard are you asking that doesn't
01:13:24matter no you brought the gold standard no she didn't bring up the gold standard you brought0.99
01:13:28up the gold standard what what what the fuck rachel didn't bring up the gold standard you did0.93
01:13:35i'm telling you what are we doing here aso thank you for the five0.98
01:13:38you exactly what happened and this is not me this is the u.s department of labor the u.s
01:13:45department of commerce all the sources in my slides say that in the 70s the reason was because
01:13:50we had a huge income tax deficit because of the vietnam war at the same time that they had passed
01:13:56uh this dude uh ari says myron's a little jew boy you can't even spell jew properly so enjoy0.98
01:14:02the shadow realm you fucking retard okay time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine1.00
01:14:13all right back to it birth control taking out the trash today boy1.00
01:14:32...legislation making it legal, and not only that, making it free and cheap and socially acceptable.0.97
01:14:39We had Roe v. Wade, now everybody can get an abortion.
01:14:41And at the same time, you start pushing through the culture, through a massive propaganda campaign,
01:14:47through things like, remember the Stepford Wives movies, remember the Mary Tyler Moore show?
01:14:51The 70s were just saturated with girl boss empowerment stuff.
01:14:56I was born in 1980 with She-Ra and Madonna and, you know, telling women that motherhood is a ball and chain, that the smart girls go to college and have their own money and they don't need a man.
01:15:07So you've got this cultural propaganda campaign.
01:15:09You've got government money subsidizing college, which is why it's so expensive, by the way.
01:15:14And then you've got birth control and abortion.
01:15:17So the trend becomes go get your bag, go get your career.1.00
01:33:08So we're really going to kind of go through this together.
01:33:11I'm just giving you guys the elevator pitch on what basically happened here.
01:33:15Obviously, it's a very racially charged case because anytime you have, you know, a black person dying around whites, it's going to create national news.0.81
01:33:24Whether it's Austin Metcalf, Irina, this case, you know, George Floyd.
01:33:32said that he chose to remain on horn island after their boat left remember he was talking to a young
01:33:39girl one young lady well now tmz reports that sources with direct knowledge of the investigation
01:33:45say that at least two witnesses told law enforcement they saw nolan on the island
01:33:51after that boat departed now we haven't independently verified those claims authorities
01:33:56have not publicly confirmed them but you can see why it's that's him and his parents significant
01:34:00Now, his parents have been fighting with a lot of activists to try to get to the bottom of this, because I think they suspect that his friends killed him.
01:34:10Correct me if I'm wrong in the chat, but that's what I understand, is that parents believe his friends were involved in his death, and there was some foul play.
01:34:21Third, we've played brief excerpts of this distress call that were made from the boat on the show before,
01:34:27but now there is a longer version of the recording that has been released by the
01:34:31Mississippi Department of Marine Resources. It was aired by multiple local news outlets.
01:34:35Ah, okay. So they're going to be the lead agency. I didn't even think about that. That is going to
01:34:39be, let me look this agency up. It has been released by the Mississippi Department of
01:34:43Marine Resources. Okay. Mississippi Department of Marine Resources. Mississippi Department
01:39:41But even if you hear it from the original to even the audio enhancement, it's still very difficult for some of the software that we use to even pick up those types of words.
01:39:56And there was nothing like that close to it in the transcriptions that we saw.
01:40:01Is there a danger in someone telling you what to do?
02:06:51You know, I try to keep my mind open with this stuff.
02:06:53But I do think it's important to realize, guys, that you have to be very skeptical in today's media environment because there's no barrier to entry.
02:07:01And it's not really about the truth anymore.
02:13:27You're dying in the water off an island after being left behind by three white teenagers are circumstances that, for many people, move them directly beyond suspicion.0.98
02:13:38Every single video, image, accusation, rumor or innuendo that pops up is immediately pounced on as proof that race was the motive for the tragic outcome.0.60
02:13:51Yeah, and that's why this thing is so popular. All right, let's switch real quick to geopolitics, guys.
02:13:54OK, this came out an hour ago from CBS Evening News.
02:13:58Iran's leaders demand U.S. pay for war damage or will keep straighter hummus closed.
02:14:01Yeah, they sent a crazy demand yesterday, guys, to Trump.
02:19:01All these Gulf state countries are all monarchies.
02:19:02None of them are really democracies like that.
02:19:04Interestingly enough, every day they're finding ways to get security guarantees via another route because they know that the United States can protect them.
02:19:18And then also another thing they know is that the United States can't protect them against Israel or Iran, either or.
02:19:24This really began last year in September0.57
02:27:04The United States and Israel had violated the MOU because Israel refused to pull out of southern Lebanon, which was a key component of the agreement.0.99
02:27:22Now, let me tell you guys why this was so masterfully done by the Iranians.0.98
02:27:26what the iranians basically did was they boxed the united states in and israel to be in a position0.63
02:27:32where now their political goals are at odds trump wants the war to end right meanwhile
02:27:40netanyahu doesn't want the war in lebanon to end trump wants to end the overall conflict but in
02:27:46order for the overall conflict to end the conflict in lebanon must end but the israelis we know are
02:27:51not going to pull out of lebanon so this has put the united states and israel for the first time
02:33:06Even if the Iranians and Omanis reach an agreement, that may be the easy part.
02:33:11The real question is whether President Trump is prepared to give Iran what it wants to get Hormuz reopened, Tom, or keep absorbing the economic.0.99
02:33:19Yeah, I know Trump is getting calls every day from his partners in Asia saying, yo, what the fuck are you doing?1.00
02:43:16so anyway all right hold on give me one second just
02:43:22okay so we got we got the live up on on uh on tiktok now all right cool cool cool all right
02:43:31So all you TikTok ninjas, welcome, welcome, welcome.
02:43:34I had to fire the stream for you guys because this is an important topic that we're talking about right now.
02:43:37We're talking about Trump potentially walking away from this war without resolving the nuclear thing.
02:43:46Now, for any of you guys that don't understand the lore here, the reason why this is a big deal is because Trump has sabotaged diplomacy with Iran because of this exact topic.
02:43:56Since 2018, Donald Trump has severed relations with Iran because of the nuclear topic, okay?
02:44:04He sabotaged the 2015 JCPOA that Obama put into place, right, which was an agreement where we would oversee their nuclear program to ensure that they don't get nuclear bombs and it stays a civilian program only.
02:44:17And they're enriched to a minor level, I think like somewhere between the 2% to 3% range, never getting into the 90% weapons grade level.
02:44:26Right. Via the IAEA. Trump pulled out of that in 2018. He designated the IRGC as a terrorist organization with Mike Pompeo.
02:44:36He imposed crippling sanctions on Iran. And he killed Qasem Soleimani in 2020.
02:48:07I told you so, that we're losing this conflict.
02:48:13Iran would not be able to rebuild its nuclear program while he's in office, but members of the administration are still worried about the Iranian threat.
02:48:36the iranian regime is weaker than it has been in 47 years here we go mike huckabee aka owned by0.77
02:48:43bro is such a loser let them take all of the middle east who cares with the greater0.68
02:48:54israel project let them have it all like what bro for those of you guys that don't know huckabee0.99
02:49:02Mike Huckabee is the U.S. ambassador to Israel. Bro is a hardcore, hardcore Zionist, man. Bro is
02:49:09Israel first for real. Yeah, Tucker humiliated him. Yep, he did. He did. Him and Ted Cruz.
02:49:15The infliction of harm to them and of pain to them is not something that is imagined.
02:49:23Their ability to produce a nuclear weapon has been greatly set back,
02:49:27But their missile capacity, unfortunately, has grown.
02:50:09And the reason why he's not going to get it, I'm telling you guys, the reason why he's not going to get it is because until you restrain the Israelis, okay, I'm going to say that again, until you restrain the Israelis and get them to stop fighting in Lebanon, Iran's not coming to the table.
02:50:23okay uh guys i dropped the facebook link for you guys in the chat as well if you guys want to open
02:50:29up a tab and watch on facebook up to you guys i know some of you ninjas still like facebook
02:50:33i didn't realize it's 2008 but i know some of you guys are old school
02:50:36that's the reason the original 14 point memo didn't work is because
02:50:43we couldn't get the uh israelis to pull out of lebanon
02:50:46and iran tactically speaking has been very intelligent with um forcing this issue because
02:50:53they realize that if they can force the united states to be in a difficult situation like this
02:51:00where it's either get the stray open right and tell the israelis that they have to you know get
02:51:07out of lebanon may pit them against each other or continue to let the world economy get destroyed
02:51:12and and guys remember we're running out of reserve reserves the only reason the price of oil has been
02:51:19you know somewhat consistent or even though still been spiking up is because we released 400 million
02:51:24barrels of oil um back in february when the war first started
02:51:28okay guys when the war originally started on february 28th the international community released
02:51:37400 million barrels of oil to stabilize the prices we are running out every economic expert pretty
02:51:46much has agreed that by the end of the summer into the fall, we will pretty much be on our
02:51:52last leg of the strategic reserves. And then the prices are going to dramatically increase.
02:52:03Okay. Getting dangerously low. So this is why Trump is his hand is getting forced. And then
02:52:11he also has the midterms. So he's he's in a very, you know, Trump is in a rock and a hard place,
02:52:16guys bro is literally between a rock and a hard place right now they don't for his legacy and for
02:52:24the midterms and for anything they want to get done with military funding it'd be held over
02:52:28their head i don't know it's his vibe and we don't have the munitions to attack and defend ourselves
02:52:32so bro it's a l everywhere so literally like number one straighter moose is closed
02:55:08he said it's not a genocide because they gave the palestinians enough time to leave the areas that0.89
02:55:16they were going to bomb and since they didn't kill people and they only killed about they said
02:55:21they killed about five percent of the population he said some like low percentage number somewhere
02:55:24between one to ten percent of the population was killed via bombs meanwhile 90 percent of the
02:55:28infrastructure was was destroyed he used that as justification to say well it's not indiscriminate
02:55:34bombing if they only killed 1 to 10 percent of the population and they gave them advance notice
02:55:39and 90 percent of the infrastructure is gone. So in other words, his logic is basically this.
02:55:46Israel destroyed roughly 80 to 90 percent of Gaza's infrastructure. Despite destroying 80 to 90
02:55:51percent of Gaza's infrastructure, they only killed about 1 to 10 percent of the population. So his0.96
02:55:56argument was, how is it, because I was arguing it was indiscriminate bombing. He's saying, actually,
02:56:01it's extremely discriminative bombing because they didn't kill a large portion of civilians.
02:56:07They said that they had the best ratio of civilian to terrorist deaths. My argument was, hey, idiot,1.00
02:56:14it doesn't matter if you kill the small percentage of the people in the initial bombing while1.00
02:56:18destroying 90% of the infrastructure. If you destroy 90% of the infrastructure, you are
02:56:21setting them up to die. Like what? But that's how these, that's how brain dead these Zionists are.
02:56:28He tried to differentiate the two and say it's not a genocide because they destroyed 90% of the infrastructure while only killing a small percentage of the people.0.99
02:56:36My argument was if you destroy 90% of the infrastructure, though you might not kill the people immediately, you're going to lead them to an inevitable death down the road.
02:56:45Because if they get injured, they don't have the ability to clean the wounds.
03:38:54cbi colorado beer investigation all right let's see and to my left is assistant district attorney
03:39:05ryan brackley before i invite district attorney it's probably cbi that ran this case amy pad
03:39:11into the podium i do have a few brief announcements as with all pending criminal cases in colorado
03:39:17our prosecutors are bound by the colorado professional conduct1.00
03:39:22publicly discuss that's not me guys that's these idiots shit is trash0.98
03:39:28Accordingly, to comply with Rule 3.6 and 3.8, we will not be able to take any questions, but we do have a prepared statement to read to you today.0.99
03:39:40At the conclusion of the briefing, if you have clarification questions or need further context about bond, applicable statutes, and charging information, you can call or email me and I will respond accordingly.
03:39:54But keep in mind, I am required to follow rules 3.6 and 3.8.
03:39:59With that, I'd like to invite District Attorney Amy Patton to the podium.
03:40:05Good morning, and thank you for being here today.
03:40:09I'm here to announce the 18th Judicial District Grand Jury has returned an indictment
03:40:14charging Aurora Police Officer Matthew Neely a connection with the August 30th, 2025 death of 37-year-old...
03:40:22Oh, it took them almost a year to do this.
03:46:21Inculpatory, guys, basically means like what makes him guilty.
03:46:25Exculpatory means what makes him not guilty, okay?
03:46:28So, inverse X, you guys know. X means out, inverse means in, of course. In culpatory versus ex-culpatory.
03:46:37...tempted to evade a lawful traffic stop and collided with two vehicles. It was reasonable for Matthew to believe that Ray Jeon was dangerous. So it made sense for Matthew to approach the vehicle with his gun drawn.
03:46:49Yeah, anyone that gets in a car crash like this is clearly a reckless moron.0.99
03:46:52Matthew was alone when he confronted Rajon. Right away, Rajon refused to comply with lawful0.99
03:46:58commands and threw a pistol into the grass on the side of the road. Bystanders were hovering around
03:47:04during the confrontation, and Rajon was issuing instructions to retrieve the pistol. One can make
03:47:11a good argument that Matthew needed to be concerned about that pistol during the entire0.98
03:47:15Yeah, that's obviously a big fucking concern, right? Because not only are you dealing with a0.97
03:47:21suspect that's trying to fucking box you and punch you. You got two other people that have0.99
03:47:26access to a handgun that's on the floor. So you got two, you got three potential aggressors with
03:47:31a weapon in play. This is a bad situation to be in. There was never a moment when that was not a
03:47:38threat. Ray Jeon could have retrieved the pistol or someone else could have retrieved it, which is
03:47:45what Ray Jeon was trying to make happen. Matthew needed to remain in control of the confrontation
03:54:08chat gets shown and read if you're an OSS.
03:54:11The attorney ultimately yielded to that pressure and managed to convince a grand jury to indict him.
03:54:16The state now has an uphill battle as far as trying to secure a conviction.
03:54:25When reading the indictment, there is the sense that the district attorney's office lives in some type of alternate reality.
03:54:31Like they believe all criminals are dealt with too harshly and all officers are heavy-handed thugs just itching to kill a misunderstood criminal.
03:54:40The indictment listed several reasons to support the conclusion that Matthew was guilty.
03:54:45Presumably, this list of reasons was assembled by the district attorney's office.
03:54:49So here's what they think makes him guilty.
04:06:07So this is what went down the other day.0.97
04:06:11And then, obviously, this loser, Williams, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after being located by officers while hiding near the edge of a canyon.0.54
04:06:20Okay, so the footage finally came out, I think, yesterday or within the last 48 hours or so.0.94
04:07:08Former Twin Falls police officer and former Idaho State Police Trooper Austin James runs towards the incident where he encounters the gunman and is the third victim shot.
04:07:38He retreats. It looks like he gets hit in the arm right here, which is a shooting arm.