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00:06:31.000And then get progressively better and make more sense, because our guy that's the president is getting worse, and Fetterman's getting better.
00:06:42.000I'm of the opinion, and I think you are too, that Biden doesn't exist.
00:09:35.000I mean, if it was any other job, it would be elder abuse.
00:09:39.000If there was a guy who was running the corner grocery store and his family was making him run it and he was that old and they had money, you'd be like, what the fuck are you doing to your dad?
00:09:52.000Yeah, there was a guy in New York, this legendary guy, Dom, who ran this pizzeria called DeFares, which is widely thought of as the best pizza in New York, and he was so old, and at the very end, he was just over the pie with the oil and cutting basil,
00:10:07.000and it was like, you felt bad, because the pie was amazing, but you're watching a guy at the end of his life, Making pizza.
00:11:10.000But this guy, I mean, this just came out in the Wall Street Journal where they're saying that he's like showing signs like behind closed doors.
00:11:21.000When President Biden met with congressional leaders in the West Wing in January to negotiate Ukraine funding deal, he spoke so softly at times that some participants struggled to hear him.
00:11:30.000According to five people familiar with the meeting, he read from notes to make obvious points, paused for extended periods, and sometimes closed his eyes for so long that some in the room wondered whether he had tuned out.
00:11:54.000I actually heard from people that were kind of around the Trump campaign that thought they were also preparing to run against somebody who wasn't Biden.
00:12:28.000I think he's the sitting president and they gaslit everybody into thinking he was fine, so now they would have to change course radically to justify getting him out of office.
00:12:38.000They just published an article, I think it was in the Times, that was talking about Biden saying that his age is his superpower.
00:13:58.000And it's just weird to me that when everyone sees it so clearly and Trump is up at every poll, why they wouldn't just have him go out, give a very patriotic speech about, you know what?
00:16:00.000I mean, look, I don't want to cry election fraud, but why would I imagine that they would manipulate everything openly except the election?
00:16:25.000Is it not possible to some degree that they have this rabid insistence on this clearly dementia-ridden guy because their promises have been made and there are people in positions of power that could speak?
00:17:59.000But she was encouraging them to just, when I was a juror on a murder trial, and you're instructed as a juror, this was years ago, but you're instructed to only consider the facts of the case.
00:18:11.000You can only discuss the facts of the case.
00:18:14.000These victims were out there and they were permitted and encouraged by a very overzealous prosecutor to share things that weren't related to the case.
00:18:22.000And the fact that the jury could have based their, here, here it is.
00:18:27.000Wednesday's hearing ahead of Weinstein's retrial comes just over a month after New York Court of Appeals, by a 4-3 vote, ruled the testimony of prior bad acts.
00:18:37.000Witnesses should not have been allowed because it was Unnecessary to establish defendants intent and served only to establish defendants propensity to commit the crimes charged He was convicted in the 2020 of first-degree criminal sexual assault and third-degree rape And then he was sentenced to 23 years in prison.
00:22:30.000And I think if you have that kind of power and people, and you've got a steady stream of people walking in your door.
00:22:36.000Yeah, and you're also doing this very specific thing where you're choosing the most beautiful people to be in these incredible, incredible films.
00:25:16.000There is an arrogance that some stars had like particularly in the 90s when I first came to Hollywood and this is like really evident for me because I was not a star but I was on a television show so I got to be around a lot of stars and there was a way that some of them would treat you They would let you know that you are subhuman.
00:25:54.000And they would just be rude to you in a really weird way because they had power.
00:25:59.000And then when an executive would come over, they would turn on the charm.
00:26:03.000They'd be smiling and laughing and then you would talk to them at the craft service and they would fucking dismiss you in the shittiest ways.
00:26:15.000And it was, I think, a thing that they aspired to.
00:26:19.000Especially a lot of the guys that came from Saturday Night Live.
00:26:22.000Like, when Phil came over from Saturday Night Live, Phil Hartman, when he was on news radio, that was the first thing he did after Saturday Night Live, and he had, like, his defenses up.
00:26:32.000Like, I remember, he was, like, a little, like, standoffish in the beginning, kind of shitty to us.
00:26:37.000Like, he was the big star, and he was.
00:26:39.000And, you know, Dave Foley was a pretty big star, too.
00:26:41.000And the rest of us were kind of—no one really knew who we were.
00:26:45.000And after a while, he'd relax, and he would tell me about it.
00:26:48.000And he was like, you know, it's great here.
00:26:51.000But God, on Saturday Night Live, everybody was stabbing everybody in the back.
00:26:54.000And it was all, oh, everybody was, people were getting people fired that were like his assistants just because they wanted to fuck him over.
00:28:25.000I mean, Ron Howard seems to be really nice and good.
00:28:28.000But I watched the Spacey documentary, by the way, and some of it is like, okay, he clearly did the wrong thing.
00:28:33.000And then some of it, these guys are like, because they wanted things from him, they're like, we went to the movies, and he started jerking off next to me.
00:28:40.000It's like, okay, dude, well, then you know this is not a guy to hang with.
00:28:44.000And then the next thing they say is, and then he invited me to a party at his hotel, and he said Bruce Willis would be there.
00:29:10.000You know, so to me, it's like they're not sympathetic in the way that, like, you know, other people are, whether it's sexual assault in the military or in the workplace or whatever, where people are not actively trying to better their chances of being famous by knowing this culture.
00:29:30.000It's a complicated thing with Spacey, right?
00:29:32.000Because apparently some of the alleged people are like people that he worked like, you know, like a grip on a set or a guy who has to drive him.
00:33:45.000He was showing on his phone all of the different people that are running all the different music companies and how many of them are Jewish.
00:34:00.000I mean, what are you going to say about that?
00:34:02.000If they are facts, if these people are all Jewish.
00:34:06.000But that doesn't necessarily mean that they're doing something evil.
00:34:08.000Just, you know, if you buy pizza, a lot of the people selling it are Italian.
00:34:13.000I will say that the Jews seem to have made better choices than the Irish, my people.
00:34:18.000Well, they're really good at running show business.
00:34:21.000Yeah, I can't point to any list of people and go, and they're all, there's not one group, and go, and look, and McDonough, and O'Brien.
00:34:30.000Right, right, like Italians, like my people, other than food.
00:34:34.000Someone said, a teacher I had in community college, you take it with a grain of salt, but said that Italians were We're very focused on the family, and they were skeptical of institutions, so they started small businesses, whereas Jewish people were more open to institutions,
00:34:51.000and that's why a lot of them are overrepresented in academia, politics, and media.
00:34:56.000Well, Italians are fleeing communism, too.
00:35:50.000And we started off with a really good idea that didn't anticipate technology.
00:35:55.000And then technology got involved in terms of stock trading, And then influences of campaigns.
00:36:02.000Nobody anticipated the lobbyists, special interest groups.
00:36:06.000Nobody anticipated the military-industrial complex until Eisenhower talked about it on TV. Just all these things got in the way of the original idea.
00:36:14.000They had a great fucking idea of how to make sure that no one ever becomes a dictator and that the will of the people gets served.
00:37:07.000So when they tell you it's more convenient to just not have this discussion or not be able to say a certain term or not be able to, then you just comply.
00:37:37.000Well, someone, I don't know if it was you, but someone said, and this is really nice, someone tried to get me back, and they were like, no.
00:37:43.000Someone met a big guy, and it might have been you.
00:39:18.000People are like, we don't understand why we'd pay all of this money To have all of these rules, when we could just go to a hotel, it's easy.
00:42:18.000Yeah, I think Jim Jordan got him lying under oath.
00:42:23.000No matter what they catch him with, he tries to find a way to weasel out of saying that he said that, including mandating masks, shutting down schools, locking everything down, closing businesses, forcing people to get the vaccine.
00:42:39.000It seems to be, again, it's the gaslighting thing where people go, We can just now come out and say that we never actually said any of that.
00:43:20.000They were all very aware that they were going to be investigated eventually.
00:43:23.000There should be a commission on this whole thing, but just like the 9-11 Commission would probably be set up to fail, and that's what the commissioner said.
00:44:01.000So for him to correct course, for him to look at the studies that are coming out of the UK and Europe about excess deaths and where they're a little bit more honest about what the fuck is going on because they have socialized medicine.
00:45:15.000No, they're actors, they're showpieces, and they're mouthpieces for usually corporate America and quite often whatever party makes corporate America feel cozy at the moment.
00:45:29.000Yeah, it's a bizarre, bizarre merging of commerce and the news.
00:45:34.000That's another thing no one saw common, right?
00:45:37.000The Founding Fathers, they never saw that level of propaganda being possible, that you would have funded propaganda that was working step by step with the government.
00:45:59.000You are watching these guys and you go, they are convincing nobody.
00:46:03.000I mean, I'm sure they're still convincing some people, but most free-thinking people, most people that don't have an investment in it are looking at it.
00:46:16.000I think people are starting to question it more than they ever have.
00:46:20.000I don't think the government will ever fully recover from the pandemic in terms of trust levels with all those kids who had to do proms in a car or wear masks jogging on a track.
00:46:34.000I don't think those kids ever look at the government the same way and that's probably good.
00:46:41.000And the thing is, like, young kids are paying attention to what is going on now in a way that they know that it's going to affect their life.
00:46:49.000They pay attention to the government like, these fucking idiots, they're going to affect my life.
00:46:56.000Like, how many of these young kids saw parents lose jobs, saw divorces happen, suicides in the family, breakups, drug addiction?
00:47:04.000So many fucking things happened that didn't have to happen that were brought on because of the lockdowns and because of the pandemic and the government's mandating things.
00:47:13.000And how many people did they know that got health problems because of the vaccine?
00:47:16.000How many people did they know died young?
00:47:25.000And I think they understand more probably the value of...
00:47:29.000Now, I don't know if they're going to understand this in every area, but what propaganda is, how it kind of functions, and how to...
00:47:37.000Be aware and cognizant of the fact that there are people that are shaping and sculpting the narrative and shoving it down your throat.
00:47:46.000I think there's more people now questioning things, especially young kids, Are questioning stuff about the war machine and the war economy more than they ever have before and going like, what is, why are we involved here?
00:48:29.000And they're organized by Soros-funded groups and a bunch of different groups that they organize these things to get a narrative very popular.
00:49:26.000But then it felt like there was a lot of kids there that just saw what was going on in Gaza and they were like, we are against America funding that.
00:49:37.000And they went out to do that and they wanted to, in the best way that they knew how express, how upset they were.
00:49:45.000Now, you know, you can't destroy property.
00:49:51.000These are all areas where, in a civil society, you can't do those things.
00:49:55.000But I think a lot of the people, their reaction to a lot of what was going on was probably heavily manipulated, but some of it was organic.
00:50:04.000It's also they're just trying to be good people.
00:50:06.000Seeing it on TikTok, going like, we're seeing kids being killed, and we're paying for it, and we should do something And the more people I spoke to, I was like, yeah, I didn't think that they were...
00:50:22.000I thought probably a lot of them were a little naive about certain things, but they're in college.
00:53:51.000But, like, to me, I've always felt that, like, if you're going to go out and have a party where people are getting drunk and hooking up and dancing, anybody who's legally underage shouldn't be there.
00:54:01.000So 17 is right on the cusp, and then 18 and everything is fine.
00:54:04.000But to me, it's like, I don't think it belongs for kids.
00:54:07.000That's clearly it doesn't belong for kids.
00:54:09.000Well, people want to do it to show their kids tolerance and acceptance.
00:54:19.000The thing about pride is like, yeah, sure, you should celebrate the fact that gays are free to get married and they have all the same rights as everybody else, as they should.
00:55:37.000Listen, continue to do things on the DL, just don't give her AIDS. I, and this is not a popular thing to say it, during Pride, there's so many political attachments to being gay now.
00:55:52.000If you're a closeted guy, just fuck your wife once a month, cheat on her, don't give her AIDS, and just keep the family tight.
00:56:00.000And I know that that's probably not popular.
00:56:57.000It's also weird now because people, it's like, what are you coming out as?
00:57:01.000If you just, you want to have sex with dudes, you want to have sex with women, and then you're like, okay, so then, okay, I'm gay or lesbian, but then you're like, what is the LGBTQIA2 thing?
00:57:33.000What do white gay people, and I'm not saying indigenous people don't have issues, But what do white gay people have anything to do with the indigenous community?
00:57:40.000They're just trying to develop a gang.
00:58:32.000All of the fireworks and stuff are directly being shot at babies' faces, who are homophobic and should go.
00:58:38.000Because, by the way, you know that's the whole thing they're doing over there, where they go, they just bombed a school, and Israel's got to stop doing this all the time.
00:58:47.000Every now and then, when I grew up, Israel would bomb a school every now and then, and people would go, oh.
01:00:24.000Who just will find a way to rationalize the human shield argument, no matter what it is.
01:00:30.000And no one is like being straight up about it.
01:00:34.000Everyone's being ideological about it.
01:00:36.000No one is saying the whole thing is chaos.
01:00:38.000No one is saying, you know, no one's talking about the history of the region, like the real history of the region, which is really complex.
01:00:54.000So there's no clear path, like, this guy's dead on, and this is the way we have to treat this, and this has to be handled.
01:01:03.000No, it's either Hamas is using human shields, and Israel has a right to exist, and they want to wipe Israel out, and if Israel laid down their arms, they would slaughter them.
01:01:13.000If Hamas laid down their arms, they would be fine.
01:02:02.000They're going to put hotels in it, and then white people, you know, white chicks from America are going to go to trips.
01:02:07.000Well, whenever there's, like, land that something happens to that's close to water, people are like, hang on, hang on before we make any decisions.
01:02:17.000You know, this area of Maui is really valuable.
01:02:23.000If we can figure out a way to appropriate, if we just hang on long enough for all these people to lose their mortgages, if we can just figure out a way to slow down construction, slow down rebuilding...
01:02:41.000They're going to hire the people that are left to work at the hotels.
01:02:46.000That the people who bombed them are going to visit.
01:02:49.000That is exactly what is going to happen.
01:02:51.000And there's going to be a woman, there's going to be a kid who goes, here's your ex-Benedict, and she's going to go, hi, are you from here?
01:03:25.000The way you sell everything is by saying humanitarian reasons and you're going to pump in a lot of money and you're going to make things a lot better.
01:03:37.000The last administration that truly tried to get a Palestinian state, people talk about Clinton, but it was really H.W. Bush.
01:03:46.000George H.W. Bush tried to curb a lot of the settlement building and tried to say, listen, guys, we need to come to the table and have a Palestinian state.
01:03:55.000There was another attempt during Clinton.
01:04:16.000People should have the right to have a home.
01:04:19.000But I feel like they would sell it in the sense that in order to provide economic and security guarantees, It has to be an occupied region forever.
01:04:29.000I think that and then the idea is like, I mean, listen, they're preparing.
01:04:33.000I mean, look at Military Times just wrote an editorial.
01:04:42.000There is a very big push right now to militarize certain areas of the world, to bring back the draft, to see this as a Cold War that could turn hot.
01:04:57.000Biden basically said to the Ukraine, use American weapons in Russia.
01:05:02.000You can use American weapons, but not in a defensive capacity, for cross-border attacks into Russia.
01:05:10.000Russia is now doing war games in the Caribbean.
01:05:13.000You know, we are ratcheting all of this stuff up at a time when we should be completely going the other way.
01:05:21.000We should be trying to figure out how to live on the planet with China, and we should not be encouraging countries to join NATO to antagonize Russia and getting involved in proxy wars.
01:06:41.000During a rally in Bronx, referenced several authoritarian leaders, including Vladimir Putin, saying they were at the top of their game, whether you like it or not.
01:06:48.000The world is going to respect us again if he's re-elected, he claims.
01:06:51.000The bomb revelation was made in a Washington Post report on Trump's recent fundraising tour, during which he tested the boundaries of federal campaign finance laws, according to experts.
01:07:01.000At a fundraiser in New York earlier this month, Mr. Trump told the attendees he wanted to hear what they had on their minds, hearing options from former U.N. Ambassador and his final Republican primary opponent, Nikki Haley, and several issues connected to Israel.
01:08:31.000In what Trump said a few days before, according to the Kiev Independent, Independence retelling of a May 28 story in the Washington Post.
01:08:40.000The former and possibly future president suggested at a fundraising event that he would have bombed Moscow in response to Russia full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
01:08:49.000But this is not saying his actual quote.
01:08:53.000He also said, in quotes, he would attack Beijing if China invaded Taiwan on his watch.
01:09:52.000Okay, for example, at one event he suggested he would have bombed Moscow and Beijing if Russia invaded Ukraine and China or China invaded Taiwan, surprising some of the donors.
01:10:12.000He said, and you can get this, he did say to John Daly, he basically said, like, listen, I told him, I said, if you go in, we'll hit Moscow.
01:10:19.000And Trump said, I don't know if he believed me or not, but you just got to say these things, you know.
01:14:35.000I'm wondering how far they're willing to go.
01:14:39.000I'm also wondering how other countries, like you just said, might take advantage of this.
01:14:44.000Yeah, maybe they would take advantage of it because they know that's the best way to keep Trump from being the president.
01:14:48.000If Trump is promising all these embargoes and all this different shit that he's going to do to China and everything he's going to do around the world, if I was in another country, I'd be like, we don't want that.
01:16:02.000But the fact that you have this guy who's so old that, to me, does suggest, for whatever reason, they're terrified of replacing him with someone else.
01:18:11.000In order to fund that war, we have to present him as a guy who's hell-bent on taking over Europe, and that war is in our vital national security interest.
01:18:23.000And the more we can paint him as that person, The better it is and the more likely we are to be able to pass that bill.
01:18:34.000And it's just very weird if he wanted to get rid of Alexei Navalny that he would have done it then.
01:18:38.000But wasn't that guy in a terrible prison?
01:20:52.000Given notice of a dead Navalny's spokesperson, Kira Yarmish, said the time of his death, notice at 2.17pm local time, when Alexei's lawyer and mother arrived at the colony this morning, they were told that the cause of Navalny's death was sudden death syndrome.
01:21:10.000That's a vague term for different cardiac syndromes that cause sudden cardiac arrest and death.
01:22:23.000But it does mean that, like, this idea that there was a movement, like, remember when the hot dog warlord guy, Purgosian, was going through and everybody was salivating on social media being like, no, no, no, he's about to overthrow the Kremlin.
01:22:44.000But it didn't happen, because nobody has a fucking clue what's going on over there.
01:22:50.000And then Assange, they're killing this guy in slow motion, and then telling us how outraged we should be about Navalny.
01:22:57.000When Assange comes out, leaks a bunch of emails, we find out we're committing war crimes, we find out the CIA can remotely hijack your car, We find out that they can use all kinds of smartphone features to record you, you know,
01:25:04.000And if you pursue that at all, if you even question that at all, if you look into it at all, they left his wallet, they left his phone, they didn't steal anything from him.
01:25:30.000If you're the type of person who's going to shoot someone, you're going to leave their money with them?
01:25:32.000You had all of that happening at the same time that high-up members of the national security apparatus in this country were coming out going, we have information that the President of the United States is either working for Russia, conspiring, has conspired with Russia.
01:26:17.000Nobody has shown any interest in getting to the bottom of how that happened.
01:26:21.000They cook up this fake steel dossier, claiming all these things, the pee tape, all that stuff.
01:26:27.000All of this intelligence ends up being, for lack of a better word, pretty unsourced.
01:26:33.000And the Clinton campaign paid for that dossier.
01:26:36.000And so all of that stuff, unreal how corrupt.
01:26:40.000Now when you zoom out, and you look, and then you go, there's this old guy with dementia that they don't want to give up on, and then you zoom out.
01:26:50.000And you go, oh, maybe there is something else happening.
01:27:39.000He was saying he's smoking crack every hour on the hour.
01:27:42.000Yeah, and one of them, I think his ex-wife or ex-girlfriend said she was witnessing him do it every 20 minutes, which is kind of impressive.
01:29:59.000Because they all agree that there are certain kinds of bullshit that they tolerate.
01:30:05.000And one of them is like, they buy this crap art that is like this modern art that, you know, One was a blank canvas once that sold for $200,000.
01:35:51.000That's the whole point in Beverly Hills.
01:35:51.000You get a nice car, you drive up to one of these restaurants, the valets park it, they go, that's a nice car, and then you just go, thank you.
01:36:21.000Ooh, there's a lot of people out there living like that.
01:36:23.000Well, a real estate agent told me once that New York was a $50 million house cash and LA was a $50 million house with a $48 million mortgage.
01:36:32.000He said, people on the West Coast are just leveraged.
01:38:58.000You know the fire department, and they got called on this, did the vegetation or something so that when the floods hit, Montecito was kind of spared.
01:39:09.000They tried, and they got called out on this.
01:39:12.000Like, the LA Fire Department or whatever was like, they had to do certain things where, like, they prioritize, like, that area over all the other areas.
01:39:21.000Well, the problem is, like, the fire hits, the vegetation gets burned down, and then they get the mudslides because they don't have anything protecting the erosion anymore.
01:40:51.000But I do feel like we are right there where it's going to get so bad, where they're just going to start, whether it's 3D printing or whatever they're doing, where they're just going to have houses and go, here we go.
01:42:09.000So that's inevitably, I think, what happens is all of these, because all of these things are, it's a crisis that's not, this is not organic.
01:42:56.000It seems like right now they're preparing for a world war.
01:43:00.000That genuinely, if you were to zoom out and read the news dispassionately, like without wanting any answer to come float to the surface, it seems like they are preparing for a world war.
01:43:15.000Every article is like, conflict with China inevitable within five years.
01:43:45.000There's an article arguing, I believe, for the return of Selective Service, for the draft.
01:43:51.000And it's definitely something that it's being talked about.
01:43:56.000You know, Germany talked about it recently because of the Ukraine-Russia thing.
01:43:59.000And there's this idea now that, yeah...
01:44:02.000Lawmakers move to automate Selective Service registration for all men.
01:44:10.000A new plan from the House lawmakers would automatically register men for potential military draft when they hit 18, avoiding potential legal consequences connected to failing to file the paperwork at the proper time.
01:44:25.000Mandate automatic registration of all males between 18 and 26 living in America in the Selective Service System, a federal database used for a military draft in case of national emergency.
01:46:14.000And that's why it's so important that the tech people all be on the same page, for the most part, because that's the way you lose control the quickest.
01:46:27.000And it seems to be very important and somewhat engineered.
01:46:33.000Maybe not top-down, but somewhat coincidental that 90% of the tech people are all on the same page about most things.
01:48:05.000And so when they complied with the government, when they eliminated things from social media that were problematic to the narrative, whether it was on YouTube or Twitter or whatever they did, they thought they were doing the right thing and that they should be doing this because these people are stupid.
01:48:21.000I think everyone thinks they're doing the right thing.
01:48:23.000And I think the thing that surprises me the most is how...
01:48:26.000A lot of those people, those positions of power aren't cynical.
01:48:30.000You really would like them to just go, yeah, it's all bullshit.
01:48:42.000And I think that's if you're a deep cover CIA agent, you believe.
01:48:47.000I think if you're high up in the military, you believe.
01:48:49.000I think if you're in the tech Industry you believe I think no matter where you are you believe because so much of your identity becomes Dependent on that yes for sure yeah also like I experienced that when I was working on a television show when people used to try to tell me you know oh the government is Programming it and they're programming these shows to make these shows so that we're stupid right people who believe that I'm like you don't understand the people making these shows like these shows and watch these shows they try to make these shows and There's
01:49:20.000no one telling them to make these shows this way, other than the people that are saying, this would make us money.
01:49:42.000Every time Sam Smith, you know, or somebody dresses up like a devil or tries to do something edgy, everyone talks about, well, this is like this engineered thing.
01:49:51.000And I'm like, listen, a lot of it is people are trying to get attention.
01:51:14.000And again, I'm not saying it's great for a five-year-old, but it's like, focus more on the houses being a million bucks Focus more on all that stuff because that's the stuff I think that in the long term...
01:52:04.000In the 90s, it took until the 2000, the internet comes around, for people to start exploring some of the ideas that people were really connected to in the 60s.
01:54:01.000And that the Word of God was translated absolutely perfectly and nobody ever added their own special sauce to the mix like they do with everything.
01:54:15.000And I think seeing the battle between these ancient texts and the most modern technology and seeing how they fuse together is going to make the planet very interesting.
01:56:45.000They took a photograph of a mission where he was in a training mission and he's suspended by cables and they're teaching him how to use the spacewalk stuff.
01:56:55.000And then they reversed the image and blacked it out, blacked out the background.
01:59:13.000John Barnett, 62, a quality control engineer, had just begun testimony in a lawsuit against Boeing in March when he was found in his truck at a South Carolina motel with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot wound.
01:59:27.000Joshua Dean, 45, died unexpectedly in early May.
01:59:31.000The quality auditor at Spirit Aerosystems, one of Boeing's biggest suppliers, passed away in the hospital following the onset of a fast-moving infection.
02:01:53.000If you just put that little piece in place, if you just did that, And you just take into account people's laziness and how people suck at their job already, and then there's no oversight for the mechanics?
02:02:04.000What's the possibility that mistakes are going to be made?
02:02:27.000I want the Boeing people to shut their fucking mouths, let this thing go down the runway, let me feel like it's okay, and if it happens, it happens.
02:02:39.000You know what the ultimate conspiracy theory is?
02:04:31.000And then, I don't know, I haven't looked at any specific evidence for the fuckery, but I think there's probably fuckery all over the place.
02:04:37.000There's probably fuckery in every election.
02:04:41.000The amount of election fraud isn't zero.
02:04:44.000This one, they have to do something big.
02:04:46.000This one will have to be, if something's gonna happen, it's probably gonna have to be something big.
02:04:53.000They're gonna have to wag the dog on such a, you know, in such a way that America's like, whoa.
02:05:03.000And they're already, there's some articles coming out being like, you know, could a foreign government perhaps take advantage of, you know?
02:08:57.000Weidong Guan of Seacaucus, New Jersey, chief financial officer of the Epoch Times of steering at least $67 million in criminal proceeds, much from fraudulently obtained unemployment insurance benefits to the company.
02:10:51.000Epoch Times is affiliated with Falun Gong, a spiritual movement banned in China, and was for years an obscure free print newspaper dedicated largely to criticizing the Chinese Communist Party.
02:11:04.000In recent years, the outlet transformed itself into a prominent supporter We're good to go.
02:11:32.000The debit cards were loaded with illegally obtained funds, prosecutors said, some of which was fraudulently obtained unemployment insurance benefits.
02:11:44.000But hold, please, because if you're fucking the type of dude who has a website that's basically dedicated to criticizing the Chinese Communist Party, and then all of a sudden you flip and become a pro-Trump supporter, that sounds to me like one of those fucking Facebook pages that Russia takes over.
02:12:23.000I mean, if they're hiring these, why can't America, let's get an army of lunatics, people like me, send me into China, I'll start a problem.
02:14:58.000Yeah, if you just can keep people fighting about everything and everything being something that they have to uncover and all this chaos, you can get a lot done behind the scenes.
02:15:19.000You got to go every now and then you got to go, you know, and then there's like an NFT party.
02:15:24.000Everybody has like a time where the crypto is killing it and everybody gets a little money and then they go, okay, well, we got to clamp down on this.
02:19:18.000This fear that we have had is just, we are in a constant state of change and a constant battle of truth and propaganda, and it's always been that way.
02:20:45.000Because Europe is actually forcing Apple to comply.
02:20:48.000All of these—all of these, like— You know, social media sites, or whatever it is, Apple's not social media, but like all these tech companies, they have downsides, and then they have things that are really good.
02:21:00.000Facebook had things that were really good, but they also sell maids in the Philippines.
02:21:06.000I was watching, there was an Instagram page that was all dedicated to finding people in prison that you could date when they get out.