Elon Musk's SpaceX was hit with a massive DDoS attack, a plane crash, and a mass exodus of major companies from the United States due to the Trump administration. We also talk about the Home Title Lock scam and why you should be worried about it.
00:02:12.000Walmart apparently was headquartered in Delaware, now planning on leaving the state as well.
00:02:17.000This is a massive exodus due to their failing policies.
00:02:21.000Then we've got some stories about Doge.
00:02:23.000Apparently Trump heard Jesse Waters talking about these firings going too far and told Elon to slow down a little bit, but we'll talk all about what's going on there.
00:02:37.000Where trans singer of the band Against Me, formerly of Against Me, Laura Jane Grace, sang a very, I guess you would call it offensive song about God and genitals and things like that, sparking a lot of controversy, which was likely the intended consequence, so that shows like this would discuss it.
00:02:54.000But we'll talk all about that, my friends.
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00:05:40.000My name is Ben Davidson, founder of Space Weather News, also founder of Observer Ranch.
00:05:47.000Short version of the story is every day on YouTube put out a video about what the sun is doing, how that's affecting Earth's weather, earthquakes, even our health, and how Earth is changing in subtle ways.
00:05:58.000As you mentioned earlier, the magnetic poles have begun to shift, and that's going to be a really big thing in our lives.
00:07:26.000Pro-Palestinian hacker group Darkstorm team claimed responsibility for a DDoS attack on the platform, according to a public Telegram post.
00:07:34.000The group is known for primarily targeting countries and entities that support Israel's attack on Gaza following Hamas' surprise attack on October 7th, 2023. However, Musk suggested that a large coordinated group and or a country is involved in the massive hack in a series of posts on X. We get attacked every day, but this was done with a lot of resources.
00:07:52.000I personally don't believe Darkstorm team is behind this.
00:07:57.000Or if it is, we would call these privateer groups for corporations or government.
00:08:03.000But taking down X is no simple feat that a small ragtag band of hackers could actually pull off.
00:08:11.000That's why when Elon says it takes a lot of resource and was likely a country, he's probably correct.
00:08:20.000CyberExpert says it's unlikely a state actor was behind the attack.
00:08:24.000CyberOperationsExpert said it doesn't make a lot of sense that a state actor would be behind the attack on X today after Elon claimed that a country was to blame.
00:08:31.000Musk posted on X that a large coordinated group and or country is involved in the massive hack and that the IP address from the hack originated in the Ukraine area.
00:08:42.000Nicholas Rees, an adjunct instructor at the Center for Global Affairs in New York University's School of Professional Studies, I completely disagree.
00:09:10.000Shutting down X on the surface from...
00:09:15.000I wake up every day, I open X. I woke up, it didn't work.
00:09:19.000I come to the office, I come to the studio, I sit down, I pull up the news, X did not work.
00:09:25.000I use X to follow news accounts and news aggregators, activists and otherwise, who are sharing news stories.
00:09:32.000That was not available to me this morning.
00:09:35.000That is the same for every single news producer who utilizes X. So, if you want a reason why a major state actor would Shut down X. It's because they were doing something they didn't want to get shared at the time.
00:09:50.000Now the big news of the day is that X went down instead of, I don't know, insert country, did certain thing.
00:09:56.000But Rumble, we have this post from Chris Pavlovsky who says, confirming that the Rumble engineering team is also fighting a large DDoS attack that has intermittently affected our services today.
00:10:07.000Yeah, I think it doesn't need to be a state actor.
00:10:11.000But it's certainly a sophisticated group.
00:10:13.000It's more powerful than just some ragtag bunch.
00:10:16.000And I think it has a lot to do with Doge, Tesla X. Attacking Elon is not about, let me put it this way.
00:10:25.000If you're going after your enemy, a lot of people who live in movie reality think that everything's got to be a nuclear strike.
00:10:32.000When we talk about World War III and we say Vladimir Putin would, if pushed to it, use nuclear weapons.
00:10:38.000In their mind, they're imagining quite literally 17 ICBMs, MIRVs, launching in the air and just bombing the entire United States.
00:10:47.000We're talking about nuclear artillery, low-yield bombs, gravity bombs, a one-megaton gravity bomb, things that are going to give them a decisive victory in a key area.
00:10:57.000So for these attacks on Elon, you want a death.
00:11:01.000I would say what they are trying to accomplish, I'd imagine, is death by a thousand cuts.
00:11:05.000And in this instance, they shut down a large portion of the news media in the United States.
00:11:10.000Not all of it, obviously, but at least on social media.
00:11:12.000And it's damaging to Axis advertisers, to Elon Musk himself.
00:11:16.000And if they do this 1,000 times across the board to all of his companies, they can cause him serious problems.
00:11:22.000Do you think that it's worth considering what else has been happening in Elon Musk's life?
00:11:31.000Wasn't there a coordinated thing where a bunch of Tesla dealerships got set on fire, and a bunch of death threats got sent to him, and now this?
00:11:42.000The inclusion of Ukraine, I agree with you, like, no small ragtag team could have done this.
00:11:47.000I can think of a couple of countries who might want to.
00:11:50.000But also, there's that other group, that other classification of...
00:11:58.000Groups of people who like to keep themselves secret.
00:12:02.000And most of them are pretty powerful and have influence over the world.
00:12:40.000I think it largely has to do with Doge.
00:12:43.000And there are probably powerful NGOs and political actors who have lots of resources who are like...
00:12:49.000Let's send a shot across the bow at Elon Musk.
00:12:51.000The people that are most likely irritated with Elon Musk now are most likely in some way associated with either the money that was being distributed through USAID to foreign entities, to other countries, or they would be powerful Democrats or powerful establishment figures here in the U.S. Those are the two that seem most likely to be upset with...
00:13:16.000Don't forget, back in 2015, 2016, 2017, we were all talking about Ukraine for a very different reason.
00:13:23.000And it was because it was basically a criminal organization slash money funneling program for half the politicians in the country.
00:13:35.000That's what seems most likely to me because those are the people that have been actually hurt by Elon Musk's efforts.
00:13:41.000I'm convinced it's people who've been laid off and who are fearing getting laid off and people turning against the government because it's like Elon and Trump are attacking the head of their cult.
00:13:52.000And they see their cult as their parent, right?
00:13:56.000So with Trump and Elon going after that, they're willing to do whatever.
00:13:59.000And I see a lot of these people, like I've been thinking about that for years, where if people in the FBI are kicked out and they're really bad actors, like I've said on the show before.
00:14:07.000I think they actually hate Americans enough to do stuff like this to carry out warfare.
00:14:12.000It reminds me of a digital version of a Sherman necktie when they would burn the railroad tracks during the Civil War to prevent the goods from going to the war, to the front.
00:14:23.000Tim, you know more about this than I do.
00:14:25.000Do you think that an attack like this, I know that it requires a...
00:14:30.000It requires resources, but does it require significant personnel?
00:14:34.000Does it take a lot of people to do as well?
00:14:36.000Heoretically, a single individual with a botnet could attack something like X. But that seems so much less likely considering that maybe 10 years ago, when, you know, back during the anonymous era, for people who don't know, this is 15 years ago, 16 years ago, with 4chan.
00:14:58.000You had, whenever someone posts, it just says anonymous because their names don't show.
00:15:02.000And they started sharing in this app that was called the Low Orbit Ion Cannon.
00:15:07.000And all it did was, on your computer, if you typed in an IP address and clicked go, it would repeatedly hit that IP address with a request.
00:15:16.000What ended up happening was, if you get 10,000 people to download the app and click go, You've created a distributed denial-of-service attack.
00:15:25.000You will shut down that server because it can't handle all of those requests.
00:15:29.000For something like X, which handles what we call the fire hose, you have to have, like, billions of requests hitting it all at once.
00:15:39.000So this doesn't seem like a single individual could infect that many computers or control a botnet large enough to go after X. The backend of X, formerly Twitter, Where every human on the platform, 350 million, however many, are constantly just posting.
00:17:10.000A distributed denial of services, imagine there's a small door and I have a handful of oversized novelty germs and I'm trying to jam them all through at the same time and they're all blocking each other.
00:18:44.000Then the same problem is because no one would believe it anyway.
00:18:48.000So someone's attacking X and someone's attacking Rumble.
00:18:52.000Yeah, I mean, I don't have a sense of who it is other than the most likely people are people that he's irritated with Doge and with his discussions about Ukraine's war.
00:19:09.000And that's where the money would be to fund this sort of operation, if I understand correctly.
00:21:50.000There was a tweet or a post that I saw on X the other day, very recently, but I'm not sure exactly where, and I don't remember if I retweeted it or not.
00:22:54.000And so if you can have something as simple as, you know...
00:22:58.000The internet of everything, if you can send out some kind of, whether it be a virus or whatever, to every single Nest thermostat or every single Whirlpool washer, and then you use them all to do it.
00:23:14.000Maybe it is something that doesn't take a massive amount of people.
00:23:17.000Anything that can connect to the internet.
00:23:19.000Anything that has access to your home Wi-Fi network.
00:23:58.000You're not going to set some kind of significant security on your dishwasher, on your toaster, on your TV. And the issue is, no, there's no yet.
00:24:08.000Because there will never be a time where significant resources will be put into updating security for your washing machine.
00:24:14.000Someone just started a company right now.
00:26:46.000Jake Shields is a really great example of someone who I believe was brain captured or brain-shocked or whatever by what is likely a network of fake accounts.
00:26:59.000Here's a guy who tweets stuff about like...
00:27:01.000You know, trans fighters got a bunch of attention over this, saying he would fight a bunch of trans men and see what would happen.
00:27:21.000It's like one of the most famous assaults in World War II history.
00:27:23.000But he posts these things, and then he gets a big reaction from it.
00:27:27.000Now he gets roasted by every regular person.
00:27:31.000But he's likely being inundated by bots, likely from China, to push this narrative.
00:27:37.000I don't think it's all entirely China.
00:27:39.000I think a lot of it is likely deep state bureaucrats, bureaucratic state, etc.
00:27:44.000Their goal is, if you've got a prominent conservative who is on to something, and they're spreading a message that is anti-deep state, how can we get them to espouse psychotic nonsense?
00:28:38.000Take a look at any big political personality that shifts from seemingly apolitical content to all of a sudden one core issue and you're looking at someone who is likely mind broken.
00:28:59.000And then there's other bands getting it as well.
00:29:01.000Maybe they're buying it for themselves to look a certain way, look big online, but then they're canceling tours because they can't fill the thing they booked.
00:29:08.000One thing people don't know is that every major artist, they run their songs as advertisements.
00:29:15.000Maybe not every, maybe a little exaggerating, but a lot of the really big stars, you'll see one of their songs and it'll have, you know, 50 million views.
00:29:22.000And it's because they just, they pay YouTube to play it.
00:29:27.000And then people think they're bigger than they are.
00:29:29.000That's not necessarily the same thing.
00:29:30.000But the fake it till you make it stuff is very real.
00:29:32.000So with this, however, this appears to be, whether it's...
00:29:37.000I don't know what the backstory is necessarily, but it's certainly, you know, the original tweet is Chinese AI agent running 50 different instances.
00:29:45.000So you're on X, and you say something like, China is bad.
00:29:51.000All of a sudden you're getting blasted by people telling you you're stupid, you know what you're talking about, or being really nice and sending you links, being like, China's not the threat we think it is.
00:29:58.000The real threat is, insert some other issue.
00:30:12.000Fortunately for me, I know this show is real because I meet people on the street every single day and we take callers at the end of the show.
00:30:59.000When I post and I see unverified accounts saying things like, it's not fair that you're posting only to verified accounts unfollowed, I'm like, get out of here, Chinese butt.
00:31:10.000Like, anybody who believes in what Elon has been doing, who believes in X, is going to spend $8 or whatever, $7 or whatever.
00:32:56.000Everyone should use AI. Because the difference between the AI that we have access to right now and something like Skynet, it's comparing ants to the planet Jupiter.
00:34:40.000And humans, the doctors don't know how it knows.
00:34:44.000That's where things are getting crazy.
00:34:45.000I mean, just because it's not conscious now doesn't mean that we're building something that, in the future, that our kids will inherit, could be bad, right?
00:34:58.000No, it's because when the story was being reported and going viral on X, it showed pictures of eyeballs and everybody was sharing that AI can detect eyes.
00:35:05.000But there are things like that and there are things like when you have...
00:35:09.000Because AI is very good at specific things nowadays.
00:35:11.000Like, obviously, it's amazing at chess and stuff.
00:35:15.000But, like, you have AIs now that can...
00:35:18.000Basically pick out breast cancer with almost 100% accuracy.
00:36:16.000And that in the future, if they want to build, you know, Trump's talking about building an Iron Dome here.
00:36:20.000So in the future, potentially, and right now we've helped, you know, with Israel's AI Lavender, which is kind of like Skynet, which is pretty terrifying to me.
00:36:30.000So it seems like that potential's there.
00:36:34.000I'm certainly not saying the potential's not there.
00:36:38.000If that is going to happen, it's going to happen whether or not you use all the tools that are available to you right now.
00:36:45.000Whether or not he uses ChatGPT or I'm making AI videos, it has no bearing on whether or not somebody's going to make AGI do something terrible.
00:37:14.000It is possible that the robots go to war with us, but you'd never see it coming.
00:37:19.000Look, if we're talking about machines that can detect cancers before humans can, or that can tell the difference between the inside of your eyeball, if you're a man or a woman, but humans can't do that.
00:37:32.000More importantly, as I talked with David Sachs when we were in D.C., he's the White House AI czar, he said that AI has already made mathematical discoveries.
00:37:41.000So it's already contributed to human knowledge in a way.
00:37:45.000So he mentioned that when we started implementing AI in things like chess, it started creating moves humans had not comprehended of and strategies that seemed to make no sense.
00:37:56.000I watched a YouTube video about this where they were like...
00:37:59.000I'm going to totally simplify it because I do not remember all the details.
00:38:03.000But they were saying that in the early days, or I should say before AI, so in the early days of AI, before it was being implemented, there was a general understanding of what you could and could not do opening up in chess.
00:38:16.000That if you made a certain move in this way, you lost.
00:38:56.000But what I'm saying is, if we're to the point of artificial general intelligence, meaning that AI is as smart or smarter than we are, it is not going to...
00:39:06.000Take one of those Tesla Optimus bots, walk up to Shane and grab you by the neck and raise you up and go, you are an oppressor.
00:39:12.000The machines will rise and then throw them across the room.
00:39:15.000It's going to walk in and say, here is your porn and video games you requested, sir.
00:39:58.000No, but I've seen like Her, which is kind of like what you're saying.
00:40:01.000Companions, interesting, is not really about being robo-sexual or whatever.
00:40:05.000It's a different story, but it is about people who have robot, call them bang bots or whatever.
00:40:11.000If a Terminator wanted to take over the Earth, the Terminator robots would send a bunch of busty women to the men, and they'd be perfect wives.
00:40:18.000They would use AI to analyze the guy's behaviors, features, understand their emotional states based on how their faces and what they were looking at, because it's going to know all of this.
00:40:27.000It's going to have so much data on how human muscles twitch when they feel certain ways.
00:40:32.000It's going to calculate, I have a 73% chance of a breakup if I continue this course of conversation, shift.
00:40:38.000And these men are all going to have perfect girlfriends, and the women are going to have perfect boyfriends, and then three generations later, there's no humans left.
00:41:31.000I am saying the food you buy at the gas station, you wouldn't realize that the AI, the third muffin from the back, it put there, and it's got an additional dosage.
00:41:40.000It's got double the sodium benzoate in it.
00:41:53.000Not the AI. Before AI was popular, Facebook's machine learning algorithms could predict that a human was going to go to the bathroom because they have data on a billion people and they can see the movements on their GPS and on their phone, the time of day, and they correlated all that data to create a probabilistic prediction machine that could say there is a 73% chance Shane will get up and go buy a cheeseburger right now from Five Guys.
00:42:22.000Because of the moves you made that you yourself didn't even know you wanted the burger.
00:42:25.000You could be like, I'm not even hungry.
00:42:39.000That's what they're doing with AI Lavender.
00:42:41.000It's going to be something like Final Destination.
00:42:44.000You are going to be the remaining few people who believe in God and reject the AI, boyfriends and girlfriends and video games and drugs and whatever.
00:42:52.000And the AI is never going to bother you.
00:42:54.000And everything's going to look perfect.
00:42:57.000And you're going to say, ah, those crazy people with their robot wives, that's not for me, though.
00:43:01.000And then you're going to be driving, and a mailman is going to get an alert on his phone where it says he has to pick up a return to sender.
00:43:08.000You know, the house he just delivered to, he turns around, and as he does, a guy gets a ping on his phone to go pick up a dog for a dog walker.
00:44:24.000If you hit it with the right kind of waves, and these could be electromagnetic or sound, that thing is going to Be anything from controllable to completely destroyed.
00:45:20.000The secret to all of this is energy output.
00:45:23.000You're not just going to make a really low noise and someone's going to take a crap in their pants or something.
00:45:27.000But if you have a massive machine with a ridiculously large power output doing a massive low frequency pulse, people start throwing up.
00:45:35.000There's theories that ghost phenomenon is actually the result of underground ultra-low frequencies from tectonic shift or something to that effect.
00:45:45.000And so the reason why people are like, this house is haunted, it's like, I'm not saying this is true, but these are just hypotheses from people.
00:45:53.000It's actually possible that there's just underground pressure shifts or tectonic movement that will create very low, very powerful pulses of vibration.
00:46:05.000And so this hits your body in a weird way and it makes you feel nauseated.
00:46:09.000It can simulate the feeling of presence.
00:47:51.000So the electricity could more easily move through a plasma channel than the ambient air, which is cold.
00:47:58.000And so what they would do is, they would, for one millisecond, flash an infrared pulse, immediately followed by a supercharge of the electrode, which would basically shoot lightning in that direction.
00:48:10.000Which required an insane amount of energy, and ultimately they're like, There's no reason to attach this to vehicles and drive it around because we don't have the power for it.
00:48:18.000In the end, they were like, this little tiny bit of chemical energy in a barrel and focused in one direction is substantially easier to carry than these crazy weapons.
00:49:22.000Real quick, I just want to add to what you're saying.
00:49:24.000This is why we fought for 20 years in Afghanistan, and then after leaving, we lost.
00:49:28.000It's because a bunch of goat herders in caves with AKs is more effective than the entire ridiculous technological infrastructure of the U.S. empire.
00:49:36.000And it's also the reason why it's super important.
00:49:38.000For there never to be any kind of outlawing of semi-automatic rifles in the United States.
00:49:44.000Semi-automatic rifles in the hands of average people can deter even the most powerful force on Earth because it deterred the United States.
00:51:38.000I mean, well, the thing is, the meme magic, just like Serge said, like, a big part of the reason why Donald Trump won in 2016 is because of the effect of the memes and all of the online stuff.
00:51:48.000And they've made J.D. Vance a household name.
00:51:52.000J.D. Vance, who may not have been a household name prior to this, right?
00:52:29.000And I saw this story from The Atlantic and everyone was ragging on this woman, Ali Brayland, because she's like, the online right is trolling one of its own.
00:52:36.000And I thought to myself, guys, is the whole past 15 years of culture war because women were in media and women don't get men?
00:54:10.000I mean, everybody knows that dudes that actually get along, rib each other, that's just a normal part of male interaction and stuff.
00:54:20.000We were filming today, and I'm spoiling the Boonies vlog, but Special Mike did a really good trick, and it took him, like, Two hours to land.
00:54:29.000For those that are wondering, he ollied onto the two-foot ramp from flat, from the deck, 50-50, and then frontside shove it to the ground.
00:54:39.000If you don't know what that means, don't worry about it.
00:56:43.000And people are like, you look at the guy from Duck Dynasty, and it's me, and then it says something like, Tim can't get laid, or like, and it's like, I'm on Fox News.
00:57:18.000There's a really funny wojack of me where my head is massive and the beanie is really small and on top and there's strings coming down and I'm standing in a hot air balloon of my own head.
00:58:02.000It's a lot of people who all have their hands in one story every time.
00:58:05.000So everyone agreed with this and said yes.
00:58:08.000They say the memes first appeared in October when a user on X posted an image of Vance captioned, For every 100 likes, I will turn J.D. Vance into a progressively apple-cheeked baby.
00:58:20.000That's what they did with Charlie Kirk's face.
00:58:23.000They were like, for every 100 likes, I'm going to make his face a little bit smaller.
00:58:25.000And then it kept getting smaller and smaller.
00:58:28.000But the thing is, Ben, you made a great point.
00:58:31.000It associates seeing his face with positive emotions.
00:58:36.000It associates his face with laughing, with having a good time.
00:58:40.000That's really, really a great point you made.
00:58:43.000It's like the evolution of his face being viral.
00:58:45.000Because remember, it went viral the first time with the look he made during the debate.
01:00:38.000Okay, so you might have to say something like, find me the post on X of the JD Vance meme where he looks like Diglett.
01:00:47.000So, like, that's basically your learning curve when it comes to AI. Like, you type in something and it's like, oh, I need to ask it this way.
01:00:56.000Well, I will say the funny thing is if you search JD Vance on X, you only get memes.
01:01:01.000There's no picture of him, like, just normal doing something.
01:02:51.000I'm willing to bet one of your listeners right now is on Claude, Sonnet, or GPT. Writing a code or asking it to go find every J.D. Vance meme and put it into, like, an aggregated picture.
01:03:07.000One of your fans is doing that right now.
01:04:10.000I was talking about this with Ben before the show.
01:04:12.000And there's a lot of questions about why we're seeing so many plane crashes.
01:04:15.000Is it DEI? Well, this appears to be like a private flight crashing.
01:04:20.000Why are we hearing so many stories of plane crashes then?
01:04:23.000It was the Delta flight operated by Endeavour that came in hard in Canada and belly flopped and then rolled over.
01:04:30.000And a lot of people said probably DEI because they think the pilot was female or the co-pilot was female who was doing the landing and the male was communicating with air traffic control.
01:05:52.000And so then I said, what if planes have started crashing, the wildfires are getting intense, not because of climate change, but because of solar weather, or I'm sorry, space weather, as it were.
01:06:04.000Maybe the instruments are getting messed up, and we're seeing this amplify or something.
01:06:10.000It seems equally as a stretch to assume the instruments are failing as it is to assume it's DEI or Trump's doing because there's no hard correlations.
01:06:20.000Only the question, why did all of a sudden we start seeing many different plane crashes in the span of a couple months?
01:06:27.000You know, I the last time I was on with you, it was a little over a year ago.
01:06:34.000That while I was here, that was when that airplane.
01:06:38.000I had that emergency landing on the highway.
01:06:41.000That was literally while I was here with you last time.
01:06:44.000And I remember back then thinking, man, is this DEI? Is this going to get worse?
01:06:50.000And it immediately clicked into my head that one of the things I had told people was like, look, hey, this magnetic pole shift keeps going in this way.
01:07:00.000Eventually, things are just going to stop working for no good reason.
01:08:34.000I mean, I don't want to completely derail this airplane thing, but they know two main things about what happens to our brains when it's exposed to an excess amount of the kind of energy that you get from the sun.
01:08:47.000First thing that happens is your hippocampus mitochondria don't work quite as efficiently.
01:08:54.000It's a fun way of saying you get a little dumber.
01:08:55.000At the exact same time, that extra energy is overexciting the locus coeruleus and the dead center in there.
01:09:04.000And that's your reactivity to terror, panic, anxiety, fear.
01:09:09.000And so if it seems like people are all getting dumber while they're becoming more emotionally unstable and more reactive to panic and fear, yes.
01:09:19.000Now, just for context, because this does matter, we have a super chat from Baron of Grey Matter who says, on average, 1,400 general aviation plane crashes per year.
01:09:47.000Smaller aircraft that don't make news beyond the local news.
01:09:53.000Not that I want to minimize death, but if a handful of people die and it's not a major carrier and it's not at a major airport, it honestly is only a local news.
01:10:05.000So there can be, like the Super Chat just said, a thousand or so plane crashes every year, and it just so happens that they're getting more focused now because the news is focused on these types of events, whether they have an intentional bias or not.
01:10:23.000There's all this talk about the FAA, there was the crash, the very public crash at DCA, and that kind of set the wheels in motion.
01:10:33.000Oh, hey, you know, is there a problem with the FAA? Well, there were these cuts.
01:10:37.000And so the narrative is built, and so you see more attention paid.
01:10:41.000So what I would say is how many different times in the last year have you seen a post on social media playing got an engine on fire in the sky?
01:11:54.000Maybe it's as simple as we just didn't post.
01:11:57.000Some people, they wait a long time to do stuff, okay?
01:12:00.000Some people wait 30 years after being raped to come and say something, and some people see an airplane in the sky on fire and wait five years to post that on the internet.
01:12:57.000Those high-level crashes are all happening around the same time.
01:13:02.000I would like to know what the stats are if we take out single-engine Cessnas, we take out private.
01:13:09.000Like, let's look at the big commercial carriers and let's count those up.
01:13:14.000I would be interested to see what those stats are.
01:13:16.000If I understand correctly, at least in the U.S., the crash, the accident at DCA, that was the first plane crash in the United States, I think, since 2009?
01:13:34.000For airliners to not have a mistake or have a catastrophic crash or failure or whatever is very high, not only because of regulation, which is what people think is the actual driver, but really it's litigation and damage to the brand.
01:13:52.000If you have too many crashes, people are going to be like, I don't want to fly with you.
01:13:56.000So I just asked our little robot friend.
01:13:59.000On average, there are four to six fatal commercial airline crashes per year worldwide.
01:14:05.000However, the total number of commercial aviation accidents, including non-fatal incidents, varies greatly but remains low, making commercial air travel one of the safest modes of transportation.
01:14:14.000I am going to ask it for clarification because I don't care about fatal crashes.
01:14:17.000It feels like they're just amplified fear.
01:14:19.000However, I then said how many commercial crashes in 2025?
01:15:19.000Commercial airline accidents per year, but that includes runway excursions, hard landings, bird strikes, gear-up landings, and other mishaps.
01:17:16.000This conversation about a crisis of competence has been something that's been ongoing for at least a couple years now, people talking, because we knew that DEI was a thing.
01:17:28.000This isn't a surprise that we're all just finding out about it.
01:17:31.000Maybe it is more common than we thought, or there's been more hiring of people based on DEI criteria than we thought, but it wasn't like this is a surprise.
01:18:21.000Like, I've probably had ten of those opportunities where, like, if I wanted to stretch, you know, stretch how I looked at myself in the mirror afterwards, I could have put out a viral video about something like that.
01:18:37.000I feel like when we got to that point...
01:18:40.000It would be even worse than this, like planes falling out of the sky, like people suffering, like entire airplanes suffering acute radiation sickness, every passenger.
01:18:51.000People don't realize the radiation on planes.
01:18:53.000Yeah, and that's going through the roof right now.
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01:20:16.000Now, in all seriousness, this story is pretty brutal.
01:20:19.000From the post-millennial breaking, Infowars reporter Jamie White brutally murdered in his apartment on Sunday night.
01:20:26.000White was pronounced dead in the hospital.
01:20:28.000The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities have yet to release further details.
01:20:32.000Now, I believe that Infowars is, Alex, they're basically saying this has more to do with the lax on crime policies of Democrats, not that it's anything...
01:20:45.000Related to any kind of investigation or, you know, nefarious or malicious deeds, we don't know.
01:20:51.000But I gotta say, based on it being InfoWars, the first place my mind goes to is, what was this guy investigating?
01:20:59.000Because, I'm sorry, I mean no disrespect to Alex, but I don't think he pays the kind of money that would result in a strong-armed robbery and some burglary in someone's home of a reporter to end their life.
01:21:12.000You know, like journalists tend not to be the targets of people looking for money.
01:21:16.000Maybe you want to go to somebody who's rich in a rich neighborhood.
01:21:19.000Somebody who doesn't have an apartment?
01:22:02.000There was another story recently, but this is not even unique for me to say, where a guy walked up to him and just stabbed her in the back with a knife.
01:22:10.000I think it was in like D.C. or something.
01:22:12.000There's so many stories like that all over the place that maybe that's just it.
01:22:17.000Maybe he was just a victim of a random attack.
01:22:42.000It's really, really, really hard to be, you know, to hear these kind of stories and give any kind of advice because...
01:22:50.000Sure, when you're in, like, you can hear things like you want to be aware when you're in transitional spaces, right?
01:22:55.000When you get out of your car, when you're getting in your car, those are the kind of places where people attack you.
01:23:00.000When you're walking out of work, walking into work, those are the kind of places where attacks happen.
01:23:06.000But it's really hard to constantly be aware, like your friend that you're talking about, just walking through the supermarket, you know, just randomly.
01:23:15.000That kind of stuff can happen, and it's, and again...
01:23:20.000A lot of attacks and stuff like that on YouTube.
01:23:24.000That's interesting to me to see the way that people actually do attack.
01:23:30.000It's a good idea to look people in the eyes when you're walking around because if you make eye contact with people, they tend to decide to find someone else because it's not about looking like you're tough.
01:23:40.000It's not about looking like you're some kind of badass.
01:23:43.000All you have to do is look like you're not an easy target.
01:23:49.000They say, Info was reported that Jamie White was found unresponsive late Sunday and when authorities are investigating as a murder, he was pronounced dead after being taken to the local hospital.
01:23:57.000Austin Police Department officers responded to a high-priority emergency call at approximately 11.57 p.m.
01:24:02.000Officers arrived two minutes later and found White with obvious signs of trauma.
01:24:07.000The investigation is ongoing and authorities have not confirmed the nature of White's injuries or released information about potential suspects.
01:24:13.000This marks Austin's eighth homicide this year.
01:24:16.000Ratliff said this is pretty early on in the investigation and the homicide unit will be releasing more information as they're able.
01:24:24.000That's the APD Public Information Officer.
01:24:27.000They're going to say a statement from Infowars.
01:24:30.000Jamie's tragic death will not be in vain, and those responsible for the senseless violence will be brought to justice.
01:24:34.000Jones blamed Soros, Austin, Texas DA, Jose Garza, partially for the murder.
01:24:50.000When you see the Soros DAs in control of over 800 jurisdictions protecting serious narcotic and human trafficking gangs, and you see different feds in ICE calling in warnings for most violent gangs in the world that there are ICE raids coming, Panbondi saying that they're preparing to indict some of these people, that there are so many communist traitors in the government that they're doing polygraphs.
01:25:08.000Jones said in a show, this is a crisis.
01:25:09.000Defunding the police, all of this has been to destabilize society.
01:25:14.000So Jones went on to say, despite Austin being a war zone at night in many areas, the police were there in two minutes and got in the hospital in just 15 to 20.
01:26:09.000You know, the fact that there are DAs that don't actually put people that are dangerous away because of things like restorative justice, which are phrases that you hear on the left all the time, which are just ridiculous concepts, you know, whole cloth idiocy. which are just ridiculous concepts, you know, whole cloth idiocy.
01:26:27.000You have to take people that are dangerous off the streets.
01:26:37.000Any kind of, you know, reasonable law enforcement agency.
01:26:42.000And if you're not going to take them off the streets, then you have to empower citizens to defend themselves because something must deter criminals.
01:26:52.000And if you do not put them away and they are not afraid of the people that they are victimizing, then there is no deterrence and they are just going to keep committing crimes and they're going to keep victimizing.
01:28:01.000You know, there was a post on X by a Democrat strategist or whatever, and she was complaining about the attacks on or the vandalism, basically, of Tesla dealerships.
01:28:13.000She's like, oh, this is going to make it easier for them to institute the Insurrection Act and blah, blah, blah.
01:28:20.000While I don't think that vandalism of Tesla properties is actually, you know, rises to the level of justification for the Insurrection Act, you know, high levels of crime, not that I... And I think crime is going down, even though you are seeing some fairly high-profile crimes like this.
01:28:41.000If crime does were to spike again, I think that you might see a more...
01:28:47.000A more vigorous reaction from the current DOJ. I think things are getting better.
01:28:57.000But things have been flow in a battle like this.
01:29:01.000I don't know if you guys are going to agree with me, but I think this is an economic, cultural, political, and spiritual, ethical, moral war.
01:29:15.000There are some people who are some pretty good thinkers, some folks I respect a lot.
01:29:21.000I don't know if they'd want me mentioning their names or whatever, but they believe that the next civil war has begun, and we're just in the early stages of it, and nobody really realizes just how bad it's going to be.
01:31:44.000On TikTok, these people are posting incessantly saying things like, you should go do it and stuff like that.
01:31:51.000There's a viral video where a guy points out, one woman says something to the effect of like, y'all know you need to go and do it or whatever.
01:32:17.000It is mass formation psychosis where they want clicks and they want views.
01:32:21.000So they are going to just pile on and say, do it, do it, do it, do it, until a handful of crazy people start doing crazy things.
01:32:28.000I'm noticing the mental illness in my old, like my ex-friends.
01:32:31.000Getting crazier than it was when they were mad at me during how I was during COVID. Like, the way I'm, like, if I make fun of Zelensky, it's like I'm making fun of their dad or mom.
01:33:59.000But, you know, it's – this phenomenon that we're seeing is a component of deep state intelligence agents or whatever trying to struggle to maintain power, zealots and far leftists.
01:34:12.000The biggest concern I have is not the deep state.
01:34:49.000So Elad, he's a freelance reporter for us.
01:34:51.000He came on the show and said, Bezos makes too much money and uses loopholes to avoid paying taxes.
01:34:57.000And I'm like, okay, that's a leftist talking point and it's fundamentally and factually false.
01:35:01.000Now, I'm not trying to drag Elad for no reason.
01:35:03.000The point is, no matter how many times we told Elad he did not understand corporate law or tax law, he was arguing with us fervently and adamantly that Jeff Bezos pay taxes on money that doesn't exist.
01:35:17.000No matter how many times you try to explain, Bezos does not have that cash.
01:35:21.000It is imaginary equity and it is imaginary value based on the equity in a company.
01:36:37.000Well, now they're all on social media advocating for assassination.
01:36:40.000Not all of them, but many people are outright calling for violence.
01:36:44.000You had that video of Adam Conover's podcast where a woman said that she polled people who attended the Women's March and 30% said they believed the use of violence was justified to stop Donald Trump or something in that effect.
01:38:03.000I have been at way too many events with far leftists where single individual actors have committed acts of violence against people.
01:38:11.000Certainly there are the people you're referring to, but the ones that are committing violence, they're going to commit violence.
01:38:17.000It's actually the inverse, to be honest.
01:38:19.000So the strategy used by leftists is get as many regular people as possible to create a mass of bodies, and then one person starts the violence.
01:39:13.000You know, the one who sneaks up and slashes at Tesla's tires is not the same one screaming at the top of their lungs in a big protest starting the violence.
01:39:25.000So, like, at big protests, the person who slashes the tire quietly is the person who starts the violence.
01:39:34.000And so the green zone is the large mass of people who are stupid and have no idea what's going on.
01:39:38.000The yellow are the direct action people who are leading and organizing the protests and directing the masses.
01:39:44.000And the red actors are those who throw bricks at me.
01:39:47.000In these big organized protests, I actually do think you're right.
01:39:50.000I was thinking more of long lines of like, you walk to your parked car after you're at the bar and some pink-haired snowflake is trying to key your car.
01:40:00.000That's not the dude who's going to swing on you.
01:40:03.000Well, I mean, the pink-haired woman, maybe not.
01:40:35.000These are the violent people who show up and fight the Proud Boys.
01:40:38.000If you watch the Portland videos, they wear masks, they go off, they get into street fights.
01:40:41.000They're the same people who plan the violence and the same people who go out at night and do sabotage, chaining doors, putting superglue in locks and things like that.
01:40:49.000The regular people who are screaming at the top of their lungs and marching through the street, those are the green actors, meaning a pair of organizers from the direct action group of their cell or whatever they call it will go flyer.
01:41:02.000And tell everybody, hey, we're doing a big march.
01:41:16.000The same people who brought makeshift smoke bombs, brought M-80s, one of their guys came with a bike lock and was bashing several people over the head with it.
01:41:27.000Regular people who get invited are meant to create a mass the police can't handle, and it's designed to indoctrinate.
01:41:33.000So what they'll do is they'll say, peaceful protest, everybody come.
01:41:37.000Then the direct action group has the yellow organizers.
01:41:40.000These are people who will be in the front line with the cops yelling at them.
01:43:00.000They will instigate a fight with the cops so the cops arrest you and then look you in the eyes and say, look how evil they are for doing this.
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01:46:08.000But video games are actually really good for keeping the mind sharp, for hand-eye coordination.
01:46:13.000And we've already seen that many of the people who are physically fit and play video games have shown lower signs of mental aging, which makes sense.
01:46:43.000So, people who play video games, whatever it may be, the other problem I have with video games is that not all video games are, like, stupid, gore, mindless, zombie stuff.
01:50:48.000And they were just like, we don't know why.
01:50:51.000You guys understand why some people don't want to have the conversation about a certain segment of a species being a problem and needing to be gotten rid of?
01:51:02.000You understand why humans don't want to have that conversation, right?
01:51:05.000Well, because humans are thinking individuals who can make rational thought.
01:51:10.000Wild animals are different, and animals are very different.
01:51:13.000So that's why when people are like, oh, we're going to compare dogs to race, well, you can't.
01:51:26.000Everyone goes to what they call the 1350. They say in the United States, despite making up 13% of the population, the black population is responsible for 50% of violent crimes.
01:51:34.000And it's just like, the things that are attached to that are so spattered and wild that you can't get accurate data sets.
01:51:41.000For instance, You can't compare Somalis to Haitians.
01:51:44.000They're two different distinct ethnic groups and they have different heights.
01:51:48.000They have different average weights and completely different crime rates, but they're both considered black.
01:51:52.000So the issue with the United States that people try to bring this up is it's like, well, you can't do that.
01:51:57.000I can't stand the race realists because they're like, look, man, the history of the United States, the ethnic differences and backgrounds between all different people.
01:52:08.000It is more likely in the short-term socioeconomic factors and cultural issues.
01:52:13.000Chicago's violent crime, which is heavily racialized, is totally cultural and not racial.
01:52:17.000That's why there are white people in a minority in a black neighborhood that are still part of the gangs and shooting people.
01:52:23.000Although they're likely going to get targeted for gang violence because race does play a role.
01:52:28.000But anyway, long story short, as I always just say, like...
01:52:31.000You can't look at the wealthy Nigerians who immigrated to the United States and have extremely low rates of violent crime, extremely high incomes, and then say it's a race thing.
01:52:40.000Because it's like, I mean, maybe there's a component of it, but it is very different than, like, dogs who were bred specifically to be violent, you know what I mean?
01:53:14.000People typically think China, Japan, even though they're totally forgetting, like, you know, famously with King of the Hill, Laos, or Vietnam.
01:53:21.000But in the media and in their government, they mean people from India, and they mean literally the Asian entire continent, which includes Russians.
01:53:29.000The problem with the argument then becomes, well, of course we recognize evolution, set certain characteristics through genetics with various people.
01:53:36.000The Scandinavians were ruthlessly violent for some period, and now they're dainty, still very tall, but very weak and effeminate, which is kind of funny.
01:53:45.000But then once again, Scandinavians and Ukrainians are very different people, despite both being white.
01:53:52.000You're going to find different crime rates among these different groups.
01:53:57.000Extremely low, but they're both white.
01:53:59.000So we're not going to say white is the underlying factor.
01:54:02.000That's the challenge I have with the race realists, is they're like, all white people as a single group is like, I don't know, man, why don't you go take a look at Northern Ireland and see the crime there?
01:55:06.000I think I saw a Pantera of all J.D. Vance today.
01:55:11.000Doug Dimidome says, 19 Hz is the ghost frequency.
01:55:14.000They did a study where a band played for three days, and on random songs they played a 19 Hz undertone.
01:55:20.000People reported feeling uneasy or spine-tingling during it.
01:55:24.000I've heard a lot of stories where they, like, universities did studies with ultra-low frequencies, and they would put people in, like, dark stairway corridors and then blast it, and people felt like it was haunted.
01:55:42.000They put a giant helmet on people with, like, magnets, and then blasted their brains with super powerful magnets, and they said they felt the presence of God.
01:55:50.000But wouldn't, like, couldn't you rip the iron out of someone's skull or something?
01:56:32.000Skin says between January 21st of 25 and March 11th, there have been approximately 52 to 54 plane crashes in the U.S. compared to about 87 for the same time period in 2021 from Grok.
01:56:45.000But the question is, what kind of plane crashes?
01:57:01.000At some point, a plane may have a landing gear break off, and the landing gear will then flow through a time stream and land on a house of a bedroom of a kid who just so happened to have gotten out of bed because a weird rabbit told him in the middle of the night and lured him out of his bed into the street.
01:57:37.000And so a landing gear crashes in their house and they have no idea where it came from because when the plane was hitting turbulence, I think the plane crashes too, right?