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00:01:05.000What it does is it allows you, if you're a book reader, I have a Kindle.
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00:02:19.000I definitely think there's something for reading as opposed to watching TV. Like, I find that people who read more than they watch TV, generally they have more interesting shit to talk about.
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00:04:00.000I would always talk about kale shakes because I drink them every morning.
00:04:04.000It's one of the best things I've ever done as far as like health to give me energy.
00:04:09.000I feel fucking great when I have these big kale shakes and just filled with nutrients and vitamins.
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00:05:39.000There's a lot of people that don't believe in it.
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00:09:21.000Maybe the songs that I heard of him sucked anyways, even without the kazoo, because I don't like most songs, so I really don't blame the kazoo.
00:09:28.000I don't like most harmonica, but when a dude can really rock a harmonica, it's pretty bad.
00:09:33.000We have Les Shroud, you know Survivor Man?
00:12:28.000But when this old dude ran a light and hit us and I had to take my shit out of my car because I couldn't drive my car and in my car I had a Whitesnake cassette.
00:12:39.000And she picked it up and she goes, you have to throw this out.
00:16:50.000Like, how the fuck could this happen now?
00:16:53.000That movie is what got me into KISS because before that movie, the general consensus among kids at school was that KISS, like, because their older brothers were telling them is KISS is for homos, you know what I mean?
00:17:06.000So I remember being at school the night it was supposed to be on, being at school, and talking to my friends saying, are you going to watch that Kiss movie?
00:20:11.000People have taken all of his in-between stuff and brought it to one CD. I forget the guys who did it, but they sent it to me and it's fucking hilarious.
00:21:35.000Everyone's made fun of me that I liked Kiss fans.
00:21:38.000There was a bunch of music that I had to go back and sort of review because I dismissed it because it was all serious stoners that were into it.
00:21:46.000I never was really a Doors person when I was in high school because all the people that were into The Doors were all fucking serious burnouts, man.
00:23:18.000Like, what do you say when someone just shits on you?
00:23:20.000And then even while you're there, that can influence your enjoyment of going to see it, you know?
00:23:26.000Because even though you're enjoying it, you're like, goddammit, why does this band make me feel like a loser for liking them?
00:23:31.000The thing about Kiss, though, that they've, No one has ever done.
00:23:35.000No one has ever done, because they went to superstardom, then they went to MC Hammer status, Vanilla Ice status, and then they came back and did it all over again with the same members.
00:23:47.000They got Ace and Peter back, who ended up getting kicked out for being drunks and cokeheads in the late 70s.
00:23:53.000In the height of it, they kicked out the drummer, they kicked out the guitar player, got him replaced.
00:23:58.000But when they did the reunion tour, 15 years later, 20 years later, whatever the fuck it was, they got Ace and Peter back, and then they blew up again!
00:24:06.000And they took their makeup off, and then they put it back on.
00:24:28.000When we were in high school, they always had bandanas on and shit when they were going to clubs and stuff.
00:24:35.000They had to hide their identity and they'd get these photos of them trying to put a palm up to the press so they couldn't get photographed.
00:24:42.000That was the weirdest sort of celebrity ever.
00:24:45.000Because these guys were superstars, but nobody knew what they looked like.
00:24:49.000I don't know if everybody today can wrap their head around how fucking crazy that shit was.
00:29:27.000There's certain times when you're in your car and it's just the right song for the right moment and you're like, God damn, this feels good.
00:29:36.000And that's generally the way I feel that.
00:29:38.000What you're describing is when I'm driving to go teach class.
00:29:41.000When I'm driving to teach class, I just took my glaucoma medication.
00:29:47.000And then I find just the best song that I like, a song that I could put on repeat, and I crank it really loud, and I'm thinking about training jujitsu.
00:29:57.000I'm like, I'm driving, and I'm gonna go train some jujitsu, and all my boys that I love are gonna be right there, and we're all gonna work together.
00:30:05.000And when I get in that zone, and I'm listening to an amazing song, It really is like a meditative state, like a waking meditative state where you feel connected to the universe, man.
00:30:28.000Yeah, and you got some love that you're going to, you're driving to, and you got people just driving from San Diego, people driving from Costa Mesa just to train.
00:30:36.000That's when I think about that and how amazing that is, man, and how Much love I'm gonna have at my gym, man.
00:30:47.000Songs have this weird effect on people, man.
00:30:50.000You know, I wonder if it can be measured, like the good feeling that you get when you hear a badass fucking song.
00:30:55.000Like, for me, it's like, I know this song gets worn out for a lot of people, but for me, The first few chords of Sweet Home Alabama, I always go, fuck yeah.
00:32:04.000But I saw it, but I didn't watch it or read it.
00:32:06.000So I saw it, like, as a headline, but I didn't pass on.
00:32:09.000There's a study, and they studied freestyle rappers, and...
00:32:13.000They put some electrodes on their brain.
00:32:15.000I'm not sure how it really worked, but as they were...
00:32:18.000They had them freestyle some stuff, and then I think they had them say some lyrics that they knew before and see the difference in how the brain works when you're freestyling and how the brain works when you're just repeating stuff.
00:32:33.000Something like that, I could be wrong, but the overall...
00:32:35.000Were you just going to puke right there?
00:32:38.000The overall result of that was that Freestyle rappers are quicker thinkers.
00:32:46.000I mean, obviously, like the obvious stuff.
00:32:48.000Their brain is working faster than normal people.
00:33:58.000Kevin, on Perera's show today, somebody made a hilarious video game.
00:34:04.000This is a real video game based on an episode of the podcast we did with Bobcat, and based on the dolphin sensation and stuff like that.
00:34:13.000You're going to freak out, and if you want to be an investor, me and Kevin are going to invest in this game and try to actually have this game be a huge game.
00:39:37.000But yeah, it's hard to fucking make a good movie, dude, I think.
00:39:41.000I think you've got too many people involved.
00:39:43.000I think when you got some bad motherfucker like James Cameron that can just totally take the reins, that's how you get, like, an avatar.
00:39:49.000You gotta have some, like, real strong personality behind it.
00:39:52.000That's why, like, it's always important, like, Francis Ford Coppola's this or that, because I think there's so many people involved in poking and prodding and wanting this and putting in that.
00:40:01.000I think making a movie must be just a fucking tremendous nightmare.
00:40:06.000And working with all those people and hoping they work together.
00:40:08.000I have a friend who's a movie director.
00:41:19.000The whole documentary was about how much partying they were doing and how much drinking and it was driving them insane and how much coke they were doing.
00:41:29.000And drinking two-fifths of Jack every goddamn night.
00:41:34.000Like Duff from Guns N' Roses is so fucked up.
00:44:52.000There's certain dudes that you meet, and they're the funniest conversations I ever have with clueless folks, are the people that tell me that if they fought MMA, they would never lose.
00:45:06.000But how many times have you talked to that guy?
00:45:08.000That guy, there's been, there's many, many of those guys out there, and you drift into them like icebergs, like you'd be backstage at the UFC, and you don't even realize you're talking to a crazy person until they say something like that.
00:45:20.000Like, you know, I mean, these guys are all tough and everything, but I tell you, my mentality, I can't lose.
00:45:35.000I usually get the guys that say that, you know, they don't do MMA, they don't train, but if anything went down, they would kick them in the knee.
00:45:50.000I mean, if he was actually three days a week, was sitting in front of a bag and just kicking to the knee 45 minutes a day, three days a week, I might believe he's on to something.
00:46:02.000Like, damn, maybe he's got this crazy kick to the knee.
00:46:04.000If you didn't know how to fight and you ran into some Muay Thai guy for whatever reason, he just decided to only kick your legs out from India and just kick your legs until you're done.
00:49:56.000God wanted us to be eating deer that'd be in the fucking store.
00:50:00.000You'd be able to go to the fucking store!
00:50:23.000Isn't it crazy that we've gotten so fucking stupid as a society that your product can advertise that you have real sugar and it's a good thing?
00:52:42.000Or that someone from South America got in a boat and came all the way to Egypt and sold them cocaine or It was some kind of a false positive because there was some other substance that could mirror that.
00:52:54.000When you're dealing with, you know, someone who's been dead for 5,000 fucking years, I'm sure there's a lot of guesswork involved in the analysis of it.
00:53:00.000But they were thinking that maybe the Egyptian had got a hold of some eight balls.
00:53:04.000Or maybe the archaeologist is a coke head.
00:53:06.000And they like accidentally spilled some coke on his shit.
00:55:09.000Okay, look, man, I like you a lot, and I like the whole subject of aliens a lot, but that guy who made that video pointed out a lot of shit that was inaccurate.
00:57:04.000And we know that human beings are genetically engineered dogs.
00:57:07.000We know that, you know, by selective breeding and, you know, however the fuck they did it, they're not exactly sure, but they know that all dogs emanate from wolves.
00:57:15.000Somehow or another, From wolves came chihuahuas and beagles and bulldogs.
00:57:21.000All of them originated as wolves, which is really fucking fascinating when you stop and think about it.
00:57:25.000Because we don't know about the origin of dogs.
00:57:27.000The origin of dogs is a very confusing and slippery subject.
00:57:31.000So then when you start talking about the origin of people, well, we fucking resemble dogs quite a bit, folks.
01:00:04.000We figured out hunting, and then once we started hunting, our brains started growing because they had to figure out how to outsmart the animals.
01:00:10.000And they connected to the throwing arm, the possibility that we figured out that we can throw things in a manner that no other animals can.
01:00:16.000So then we started catching things with spears, and that accelerated our learning curve.
01:00:22.000But the bottom line is it's a fucking crazy mystery.
01:00:25.000And if some alien race from another galaxy who is unbelievably brilliant and many, many, many, many, many generations ahead of us in the future to the point where, you know, they realized that in order to preserve intelligent life,
01:02:18.000Is that we have depictions of shit that happened 3,600 years ago.
01:02:23.000It's not that reliable, but you're talking, you would have to go to like 1000 BC. I think that if a planet came around and filled the sky, there would probably be a lot of stories about it.
01:02:37.000And there's no stories about no planet.
01:09:03.000The reason he's explaining the particle collider is that they're going to do that on the 21st, right when...
01:09:14.000The sun is in the, you know, when it passes through the center of the galaxy, he goes for eight minutes.
01:09:19.000This is what he says, for eight minutes, that this is why, for eight minutes, we're going to be hit with, like, energy from the center of the galaxy, that we feel enlightened, like we're in a dream.
01:09:30.000Do you know that Neil deGrasse Tyson says that that alignment happens all the time and it's total bullshit?
01:10:12.000I thought that here's the center of the galaxy like a disc, and our sun It takes 26, it rotates like this around it, like that, and it takes 26,000 years to make that loop, and then it goes through the center, and then it goes this way, down,
01:10:28.000upward, and then it goes through the center.
01:10:30.000That's what I read, but I could be totally wrong.
01:11:25.000I'm not saying that we should stop the program, but I am saying that there's far too people that aren't concerned about the possibilities of all the crazy shit they're doing.
01:11:36.000They're absolutely making little black holes.
01:12:16.000Because people are fucking infantuated with figuring out how shit works.
01:12:22.000Things like the Large Hadron Collider, it's just one step in a never-ending process until they get to technology that could end the universe instantly, all at once.
01:15:02.000There's just weird shit to reality and to matter that they're starting to figure out, like things like this, like this quark gluon plasma and the Higgs boson and whatever this new matter thing that they figured out.
01:15:16.000They figured out some new kind of matter that they've created.
01:15:19.000All of this is very, very, very strange.
01:15:22.000Isn't it crazy getting most of our info from Twitter?
01:15:25.000It's out there hunting the latest, coolest info down and And they just tweet it, and boom, you see it on Twitter.
01:16:11.000The network that we have, though, with Twitter, all the people sending you shit, it's really an incredible thing that never existed before.
01:16:19.000The idea that people all around the world find cool shit, they send it to you because they know you're retweeted if you find cool shit?
01:18:50.000I saw a guy the other day in San Diego, and he had these little things that you attach to your fingers that are like glow sticks, but you go like this and they flash around.
01:18:58.000I guess it's like a rave thing now, popular.
01:19:01.000But it was hilarious watching him dance with that shit.
01:20:39.000If the movement hit me, if the rhythm gets me, I might go and put on some fucking glow stick thingies and dance like a motherfucker.
01:20:49.000Have you guys heard about this lawsuit where there's a pill that this dude took that turned him into a gay sex and gambling act?
01:20:58.000The court has upheld this ruling, okay?
01:21:03.000A ruling against the pharmaceutical giant, Glasgow Smith, they had to pay €197,000 to a man who claimed that the drug used to treat his Parkinson's turned him into a gay, sex, and gambling addict.
01:21:37.000So the guy said the drug made him addicted to internet gambling and caused him to lose the family savings and steal to feed the habit that cost him 82,000 euros.
01:21:49.000Then he said he attempted suicide eight times and became a compulsive gay sex addict.
01:21:56.000Exposing himself on the internet and cross-dressing.
01:21:59.000His risky sexual encounters led to him being raped.
01:22:10.000Requip has been known for years to have undesired side effects, but a warning only appeared on its package insert in 2006, the lawyer said.
01:22:19.000So this was in 2003. This guy was taking this stuff.
01:22:22.000Before the company admitted that there's some horrific side effects with certain people.
01:22:27.000There's some gay juice in there or something?
01:23:32.000He could have got caught on this just mad fucking gay sex and gambling binge and his wife found out.
01:23:39.000And she's like, if you don't seek help, it's over.
01:23:42.000They admitted something in 2006. They admitted the side effects, but they actually have to admit, don't they, the actual side effects that happened?
01:23:50.000Well, I would assume it's not a gay sex addict because that shit would have been out by now.
01:23:56.000I would imagine that there's a lot of people that take this Parkinson's medication if they all became Crazy gay sex addicts.
01:24:54.000Well, it's really ridiculous too because The greatest warriors in the history of humanity have been gay guys.
01:25:02.000There's been a lot of gay sex in the Romans, a lot of gay sex in the Greeks.
01:25:07.000I mean, before North America ever even was populated with houses, these guys were fucking people up with swords and banging each other in the ass.
01:25:22.000So the idea that you could drop a bomb on these Iraqis...
01:25:25.000And then all of a sudden, all this butt sex would just be going off and no one would feel like they would need to fight back.
01:25:32.000What if you turned them into some crazy super warrior Greek homo gods and they just all started fucking Americans up because they loved each other because they're all gay sexing each other all day and they fight even harder because they don't want to lose their boyfriends.
01:27:43.000They really did think that they were going to be able to do that.
01:27:45.000In the 1990s, they spent a lot of money on this, man.
01:27:49.000The theory was that the bomb would release a chemical compound that would render the opposing troops so irresistibly horny that instead of raising their rifles to defend their nations, they would turn ravenously gay and raise something else in time and have passionate sex with each other.
01:28:05.000Dude, it sounds like they figured it out.
01:29:39.000Because bears seem to always get along for a little while until there's some pussy around, and then you see bears going off on each other and brawling in the fields.
01:29:46.000It's always pussy that brings them to that.
01:29:49.000So I wonder if there was no pussy involved, it was just two dudes.
01:30:04.000If you wanted to have a gay relationship, would you want a gay relationship with a bear-type gay dude, a super obvious, really super femme gay dude, or a dude who looks exactly like a girl but has a dick?
01:32:26.000I wonder if they're ever going to figure out a way, or if humans keep evolving, if we're ever going to separate the idea of sex and making people.
01:32:35.000Because if you look at all the images that people claim to have seen, like of these aliens, the gray aliens, they all are sexless.
01:32:47.000You've got to wonder, man, if we keep fucking around with genetics, And we keep fucking around with artificial skin and all this weird shit that's going on right now that they're in the middle of experimenting with.
01:33:00.000Artificial cells, artificial atoms, like really strange, I don't know if they could do artificial atoms, but really strange shit.
01:33:08.000And the idea is that one day, what if they just say, listen, when we have sex, we have these problems and there's a lot of emotions.
01:33:18.000We've figured out a way to isolate those same feelings, and you can get that with a pill.
01:33:23.000And then we can just recreate people with skin cells.
01:33:26.000We can make you a person, and you can raise that person, and the person will just take a skin cell from you and run it through a fucking computer.
01:33:38.000And they come out, and if we keep going, if technology and the symbiotic relationship that human beings have to it If that shit keeps going, which it obviously is going to, we're going to start fucking with the human body.
01:33:51.000And we're certainly more likely to move away from monkey instincts and the certain needs that cause people to want to dominate others, to want to fuck others, to want to plant seeds.
01:34:05.000If we really look at it all objectively, we might one day decide to slowly move away from that.
01:34:13.000But it might get to a point where, as a culture, they've recognized that these lustful feelings that we enjoy today and that motivate people to build buildings and drive fast cars and fucking learn how to fly a jet, that might be a thing of the past.
01:34:31.000They might figure out a way to engineer human beings to the point where sex is no longer part of the equation.
01:39:42.000But you would think that he probably wouldn't want you on your show?
01:39:44.000No, listen, I've never said anything that's not true.
01:39:47.000He's done some silly things when it came to marijuana and the silliest thing is all his nonsense that he says on a CNN show about these horrible addictive withdrawals that people have and withdrawal symptoms that people have from marijuana.
01:41:38.000And the problem with that is that they're talking from a non-experienced point of view.
01:41:43.000They're not a person who's had any psychedelic experiences, and they're not a person who has had any cannabis experiences that were enlightening.
01:41:50.000And you and I both have had some crazy experiences, eating it, smoking it, whatever, where we broke down some certain aspect of our life and changed things and looked at things in a different way and created things.
01:42:03.000And music has come from it and ideas have come from it.
01:42:06.000And an understanding of yourself comes from it.
01:42:09.000And to discount that is ignorance, especially if you haven't experienced it.
01:42:14.000And you are dealing with a broken group of people.
01:42:18.000You're dealing primarily with people that come to someone when shit has fallen apart.
01:45:14.000Unless I was told total bullshit, and it could be...
01:45:17.000That sounds like one of those, dude, they were ready to totally close the state and quit being a state, and then weed came along, and now they're rich.
01:45:46.000The real problem is dummies get to vote, and a lot of dummies have these fundamentalist ideas about it, and they just can't accept the fact that, first of all, you should be able to do whatever the fuck you want to do.
01:45:55.000I'm a grown man, you're a grown man, just because you believe in, you know, whatever, doesn't mean you can stop me from doing what I want to do if it doesn't hurt anybody else.
01:46:03.000So that right away is a problem, because not everybody agrees with that.
01:46:07.000There's a lot of fucking dummies, and those dummies get to vote.
01:46:11.000But how many states have medical marijuana now?
01:46:14.000I believe it's 16 or something like that now.
01:46:19.000They just made Massachusetts, just got through.
01:46:45.000Let's say – I think it's like 16. But the – I think that eventually the Washington states and the Colorados, the two places – 18. 18, wow.
01:46:57.000The two states that made it legal, what's going to be really interesting to see is what happens from here because – If the federal government still decides to fuck with them, they can.
01:47:08.000And that's where it gets really strange.
01:47:10.000So if these people start up legitimate weed stores that are legitimate under their state law, just like liquor stores, pay their taxes and all that shit, does the government come down on them?
01:47:20.000Because they can if they want, and they have before.
01:47:22.000There's a case of a guy from Montana, and he's becoming a big martyr once people found out about it on the internet, because this guy regularly had law enforcement from state law enforcement.
01:47:33.000He invited them on tours of his grow-up.
01:47:57.000That's where it gets really fucking squirrely because, look, When there's a guy who's not hurting anybody and he's giving someone something that should be legal in your area because the people voted on it, if you want to lock that guy up, you're the criminal.
01:48:14.000That's an important point to make in this society.
01:48:20.000Just because someone wrote some shit down on paper and you can interpret it in a way That you decide you could put someone in jail, and if you put someone in jail that's not doing anyone any danger, and you put someone in jail for 80 fucking years for selling happy plants, you're a criminal.
01:48:44.000We pay them tax dollars, and they arrest people who aren't hurting anyone.
01:48:48.000You're telling me there wasn't other shit you guys could have done?
01:48:51.000You're telling me those cops that arrested that guy, they couldn't have been, like, busting burglaries or burglaries or arresting murderers or, you know, fucking kicking down the door of a crack house?
01:49:04.000Why the fuck are they going after this guy who keeps having cops and law enforcement and mayors over his property to show them his grow-up because everything's done under state law and paying his taxes?
01:49:15.000Because there's a bunch of criminals in government, man.
01:49:18.000The actual government itself is filled with criminals, and they think that they're allowed to do it because it's written down somewhere.
01:50:01.000There's artistic benefit, and then there's farmers benefiting financially, not just by selling the drug, but by selling the hemp and all this shit.
01:50:10.000But no, that's not the kind of fucking law enforcement we have here.
01:54:12.000They can actually put planes in the air.
01:54:14.000So the crazy conspiracy theory, as far as I was concerned, was that one of the most fascinating ones, they all have a hint of nuttiness, but the most fascinating ones was that there was some sort of a drone.
01:54:27.000And that's how those planes crashed into the buildings.
01:54:30.000And that they couldn't be engineered like...
01:54:33.000Or rather, the people that were flying them probably couldn't have pulled off those maneuvers.
01:54:40.000But that if you had it under remote control, it could work.
01:54:44.000That was what some pilots had speculated.
01:57:43.000Like what companies and securities companies and brokerage and tying it into the collapse of Russia, when Russia was collapsing, all these shady ass people high up, I don't know what you want to call them, were buying up all this Russian shit and laundering it through securities,
01:58:03.000like $250 billion of securities, like they were just snatching, they made a cash grab in Russia, but it was all illegal laundering shit and every 10 years, Every 10 years, like that was in 1991, so 2001 was the year that they had a review,
01:58:19.000you know, it takes 10 years to review and make sure everything, all the securities, to make sure they're all legit and all that shit.
01:58:25.000I really don't know how it runs, but they're tying it into, they had to blow up the security brokerages on the building because they were going to check and they were going to find out like George W. Bush's dad, What is he, George Herbert Bush or whatever?
01:58:41.000It was all CIA, international banker shit, and it all ties into the collapse of Russia.
01:58:49.000This is why weed is illegal, these kind of conversations.
01:58:51.000Because when you smoke weed, you go, dude, it was all tied in, man.
01:58:57.000Who knows what's real or not, but it seems like they're tying it all together now.
01:59:02.000The craziest one, and I try to be as open-minded as I can with these things, but if you don't admit that this one's nuts, I think you're crazy.
02:02:06.000He's trying as much as he can to sort of slowly turn the tide, but that the people that are in positions of power, they've done it this way for so long.
02:02:16.000That's what's really fucked up about it, the idea that these guys got away with it like this.
02:02:19.000You know what's crazy is Tower 6, there's Tower 1, Tower 2, Tower 7. Tower 1, 2, and 7, they implode and they fall at free-fall speed.
02:02:28.000Tower 6 and Tower 4 just had massive bomb explosions and debris falling on them, but bombs exploded.
02:03:35.000Well, I think there was also explosions, and there might not have been bombs because there were so many fires.
02:03:40.000I mean, that was one of the excuses they used for Tower 7. The only one that makes sense is that there was diesel fires because they had diesel generators, and apparently they had just a fuckload of diesel, and that shit caught on fire.
02:03:54.000If that was the case, I could see it, like, gutting the place with some crazy fire and maybe it falls down.
02:05:00.000According to this theory, it was all about they had to get rid of these brokerages and the people, Naval Intelligence and the El Dorado Task Force because they were about to investigate at the 10-year, because they're 10-year securities.
02:05:39.000They needed to blow all that shit up so those transactions could slide through during the chaos and they wouldn't...
02:05:47.000Because the Federal Reserve at 9-1-1 They took emergency power.
02:05:52.000So that day, they took emergency power so they could do whatever they want.
02:05:55.000The Security and Exchange Commission, they had an emergency procedure that they've never done before, which meant that we got a lot of chaos here.
02:06:05.000Let's just run all these securities without checking them and just run these through.
02:06:33.000That alone, if it is true, and apparently it is, I feel like that should be a big point of investigation.
02:06:42.000And if it is true, and I've seen it reported in multiple supposedly valid websites that deal with the news, if that is true, like, there's just the fact that that hasn't been investigated makes you just go, how many people can be involved in it?
02:06:57.000If we really have a really crazy sort of a...
02:07:03.000Fake democracy and they're just stealing and engineering shit and blowing shit up on occasion.
02:07:23.000What's so amazing it feels fake, but I think that part of the thing is that they did it this way for so long That that became how you did things.
02:07:34.000And then when the internet came along, and all of a sudden people would go, wait a minute, what the fuck are they doing?
02:07:41.000Like, who would have found out about the National Defense Authorization Act and the indefinite detention of American civilians without right to trial?
02:07:48.000Who would have found out about that if it wasn't for the internet?
02:09:49.000I mean, I feel like he would have probably questions more along the lines of how I would think than a lot of these fucking weirdos that you see that get elected to Congress and get elected to the Senate.
02:09:59.000Like that dude that was trying to be president.
02:10:02.000Paul Ryan, the dude who was running for vice president.
02:11:16.000They're fucking – Yeah, but I mean when you're trying to get a guy like Paul Ryan into position, they do it because it seems like it would work.
02:13:58.000And that guy fucked everything up, man.
02:14:01.000Because he got his own television show.
02:14:04.000He took over NBC. Like, during prime time, he bought the time.
02:14:09.000And he went on and told everybody how you're getting fucked.
02:14:12.000Told everybody what the federal bank is, and told everybody where taxes go, and told everybody this insurmountable debt, and this is how you've been set up.
02:14:22.000And because of the fact that he had so much money, that he could get away with doing shit that traditionally only the Democrats and Republicans could do.
02:14:30.000But all of a sudden there's this independent that's like stealing, you know, 20-30% of the vote.
02:15:50.000It makes people believe that, hey, You know, maybe that racism shit is kind of in the past, and maybe, you know, look, man, if racism didn't stop a black man from being president, like, it's surmountable.
02:17:11.000I'm not talking about your average congressman or anything, but the people that are really running shit, knowing all the fucked up shit they've done, all the JFK stuff and all that...
02:17:23.000The liberties that they're taking from us on a daily basis, you think that's part of a plan?
02:17:28.000It just seems they're so aggressive with it.
02:17:30.000I think they worry about any sort of an uprising and the best way to keep any sort of an uprising from coming to fruition is to nip it in the bud.
02:17:39.000And when you're in a position of power, especially it's an undeserved position of power, if it turns out that you're using your money to influence politicians and you're manipulating the system in order to gain an advantage so that it helps your business, And all that stuff is exposed.
02:18:31.000Because even Hitler would have got a trial, okay?
02:18:34.000If we had captured Hitler and supposedly no soldier had gone crazy and shot him in the head, which is probably unlikely.
02:18:40.000They probably would have shot him, just like they did Gaddafi, right?
02:18:42.000But if we did capture him, they would have given Hitler a trial.
02:18:45.000And what they're saying is you, this average person that they decide to detain, they can choose to use tactics on you that they wouldn't have used on Hitler.
02:18:57.000They can choose to just lock you up indefinitely and not give you access to lawyers.
02:19:32.000They all get to the point of governing and I think the possibility of being overthrown by some completely new organization is terrifying for them.
02:19:42.000What if the Green Party all of a sudden took off in this country?
02:19:46.000And what if it was like the Green Party became the number one party in the country?
02:19:52.000Look how many people go to Whole Foods.
02:20:08.000If they ever did get to that position, that would be a terrible loss of power for the Republicans, the Democrats, and all the corporations that support them.
02:20:17.000If the public's opinion changed and people really did get behind a party that was independent and not reliant whatsoever, On corporations, that would be fucking terrifying to the powers that be.
02:20:30.000Instead of going around making billions and billions of dollars a year, traveling around in fat yachts, you know, banging supermodels and then cutting their heads off, instead of doing that, you would make nothing.
02:20:43.000Your corporations would have to stand up on the merit of the products that they sell, not on your ability to change laws so that you can make products cheaper and in the meantime ruin the earth.
02:20:56.000And that's a terrifying thing for those fuckheads.
02:20:58.000So what they try to do is take away your rights.
02:21:01.000Take away your right to express yourself.
02:21:03.000Be able to come in and shut down your website at any point in time.
02:21:40.000But meanwhile, Texas doesn't give a fuck.
02:21:42.000Texas, supposedly constitutionally being one of the few countries or cities or states that can, because I think technically they view themselves as a republic.
02:21:54.000I think maybe other states do as well, but from what I understood, the way the Texas state declaration or whatever the fuck their constitution is, whatever the fuck that states have that defines themselves,
02:22:09.000They define themselves slightly different than most states.
02:22:12.000And they believe that they're their own sort of situation.
02:22:16.000You know, all that shit came from Mexico.
02:22:54.000Austin is probably the best place, like socially and liberally and intellectually.
02:23:02.000It's one of the best places in the country.
02:23:05.000And it's the best place in Texas for free thinkers, open-minded people, well-read people, people that are hip, people that are tuned in to what the fuck is going on in the world.
02:23:16.000But they're surrounded by silly people.
02:23:19.000There's people all around the middle of Texas and crazy places.
02:23:23.000There's a lot of churches and people are nutty and they're doing exorcisms.
02:23:30.000Texas is a mix, you know, it's a mix of really cool, like Houston's really cool, Dallas is really cool, it's a mix of like a lot of really cool spots, and these spots, when you drive to the really cool spots, and you go through hours and hours of these backwoodsy-type towns,
02:23:45.000and you're like, whoa, whoa, what if you were born here?
02:23:49.000What if you were born there, and Eddie Bravo had to grow up there?
02:23:52.000Like, oh my god, like there's a lot of spots that suck, and the problem is, those people get to vote too.
02:23:59.000So shit like medical marijuana does not pass.
02:24:02.000And the reason why it doesn't pass is that civilization hasn't spread through the entire state.
02:24:40.000And then the government pays for hostess to come back!
02:24:43.000I don't know what the language of the law was, but I would have thought Oregon, being Portland and all that, Portland is pretty fucking hip.
02:27:35.000Those crazy rainforests in Washington State where it rains constantly.
02:27:40.000Dude, that's a different feeling when you're walking through that kind of life.
02:27:45.000Like there's so much vegetation life around you that as you're like, you're in that, there's like this bright green forest, you kind of understand where all the old myths of like fairies and elves and wood sprites appearing because as you're walking,
02:28:03.000there's so much energy in the air that you're almost thinking someone's watching you.
02:28:08.000You're almost looking at trees and shit and thinking they're peering at you and looking back at you.
02:28:12.000Because you're feeling, you're sensing that there's other life there.
02:28:16.000You're sensing it because there's this incredible wealth of vegetation because it fucking rains every day.
02:28:44.000And if you walk into those woods, man, there's something about those dense rainforests that give off this weird sort of feeling.
02:28:51.000There's a strange silence, and you hear animals, but it's a weird sound because there's so much vegetation that it's like being in a room that's stuffed with things.