Biden mocked over plans to build a railroad across the Indian Ocean, a bold initiative. Did you also hear when he called trans people trans-jester? Did he say Trans-Jester ?
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00:01:21.000So the question we have with this is, what could he have possibly meant?
00:01:26.000From the Pacific to the Indian Ocean, like from the coast of California, all the way to Hawaii, all the way to Asia, and then around to India, and then from India, that's some hell of a railroad.
00:01:43.000Like that's, God, if you don't have a first class seat, that's a long ride.
00:02:20.000He's going to build a train that goes all the way down here, goes down and past Indonesia and Singapore, all the way across the Indian Ocean, which means it has to go to at least South Africa.
00:02:30.000Or Madagascar, it stops at Madagascar.
00:02:32.000Sure, but like, that's still... But why would you stop at Madagascar?
00:02:35.000This man can't even stop the dollar from collapsing, or jobs not reaching projected numbers, but he's gonna cure cancer, it's one thing he promised us, and he's gonna make a train that goes across the Pacific Ocean.
00:04:10.000And there's like reenactments happening all the time.
00:04:12.000Yo, it is a fun weekend for the family.
00:04:15.000I'm tweeting this that you just said the Gettysburg address isn't a big deal.
00:04:18.000The fact that you can still buy cannonballs and they haven't run out of cannonballs shows you how many cannonballs they fired during that battle.
00:04:26.000The funny thing, though, is people think cannonballs are huge.
00:08:14.000Imagine there's a big pylon and then you're on the bridge and then it's like the next stop will be in 15 miles and then the train stops and it's like you can get off walk downstairs into like a city that's attached to the pylons like a small little town with like a hundred people in their stores and you can hang out and the trains come every like half hour or whatever.
00:08:35.000A beach trip turned breakdown is a drag.
00:08:38.000Summer can really take a toll on your car with broken A.C., overheating, and electrical issues.
00:11:22.000Most of the time, I think he has no clue.
00:11:24.000And then right after that, he talked about that same clip.
00:11:27.000He talked about how we're building a solar farm in Angola.
00:11:29.000Like, no offense to the people of Angola.
00:11:31.000Why the hell are we building solar farms in Angola?
00:11:34.000You don't want them to have nice things?
00:11:38.000So if we are building the world's largest solar farm in Angola, I'd love to know what the value prop is for the American people who are $32 trillion in debt.
00:12:28.000We said, What if he actually had a meeting with government agencies and they're like, we want to build a high-speed railway, 8,000 miles, multiple stops, we're gonna ban airlines, that's part of the Green New Deal, that's what we've been talking about the whole time, and he's like, oh, based.
00:12:42.000And then when he goes on stage, he's like, we're gonna build this train, and they're like, ouch.
00:12:54.000Well, anytime I see Joe Biden speak, I just want to go back and like, like I watched a video clip of him recently talking about during a debate against Palin.
00:14:03.000I mean, you guys see the picture of his earlobes?
00:14:04.000Not to be a complete conspiracy theorist, but like for a while during COVID when he was only walking around with his sunglasses on and his mask and not holding Joe Biden's hand and his earlobe looked messed up.
00:14:13.000But I've heard that can also be getting a facelift.
00:14:32.000Like when cognitive Joe Biden was around, he could at least carry off the fact that he was confident and charismatic and, you know, convince people that he was worth putting in office.
00:14:41.000But like this Joe Biden does not have that same energy.
00:15:31.000The things he says... There have been a lot of weird gaffes.
00:15:35.000I remember... I was making this joke because people were joking that Clarence Thomas was corn pop, and that's why Joe Biden had this rivalry against him.
00:15:43.000But do you guys remember, speaking of chains and wrapping chains around head, when Joe Biden told an audience of black people that Mitt Romney was going to put them back in chains?
00:16:18.000I'm betting that Joe Biden was like backstage at this event, and they're smoking cigars and drinking before the event, and he's like, hey guys, dare me to go out there and call them transgesters?
00:16:29.000And they'll be like, aw, you can't do that, dude.
00:16:30.000He's like, no, no, no, they'll defend me in the press if I do it, it's hilarious.
00:17:10.000Joe, ol' Joebles, his brain is clearly slipping, and it's not just that he has a gaffe here and there, because George W. Bush did have some gaffes.
00:17:17.000He's like, like, misunderestimate me and that kind of thing.
00:17:20.000But when he was speaking coherently, he was speaking coherently.
00:19:20.000But I think that they just found some homeless guy, made him the president.
00:19:25.000They're like, look, Joe Biden is no longer with us, but his name and brand recognition.
00:19:30.000When I saw all the side by sides, it was during COVID and he had the mask on his glasses and people were like, oh, they won't let him leave the White House.
00:19:37.000Alright, so like- They're sending out a body double to like- Look at this.
00:19:40.000These look like- they don't look like the same people at all.
00:19:42.000They do look like different people, but that's what I'm saying.
00:19:44.000I think it's probably just that he's gotten work done.
00:20:36.000I think whatever it is people are saying adrenochrome does, I think children's hair actually does and Biden knows the secret and he's sniffing it.
00:20:43.000You can do exosomes and stem cells and it's kind of creepy because they have these boutique things where you can get like vitamin drips, IV drips, and one of the things they offer for $8,000 each is exosomes and stem cells.
00:20:57.000And what stem cells do is they go into your body and they find a damaged cell and then they attach themselves to the damage and then become the cells around it to repair the damage.
00:21:05.000So I asked, I was like, is that someone else's DNA then?
00:22:58.000Specifically, the question that I have tonight is about a recent story about creating human embryos from embryonic stem cells rather than traditional means.
00:23:08.000I was still coughing into the microphone.
00:23:12.000I was wondering what your thoughts were on that.
00:23:14.000Specifically, do you believe that this embryo that has been created has been granted a soul?
00:23:43.000Well, let's just... What they said was... If that's true, yeah.
00:23:46.000They created a blastocyst, which is...
00:23:49.000Theoretically, it should function the exact same and can be implanted.
00:23:53.000I think they're just at the ethical line where they're like, we haven't done that yet.
00:23:56.000So if that's true, if that's true, and they literally created a human person in a Petri dish without the use of a sperm or egg, if this is possible and it's actually what they did, then yeah, that person would have a soul.
00:24:09.000But where does the soul come from and how is it possible?
00:24:11.000Well, God, yeah, God gives you the soul.
00:24:16.000But you're saying, so life created artificially without the use of traditional means, God wouldn't soul that?
00:24:22.000Well, yeah, because it's only, I mean, it actually follows that he didn't soul it because according to Aquinas, a soul is just what animates any living thing.
00:25:07.000If you were the product of sexual abuse, for example, you don't not have a soul just because you were brought into the world in a terrible way.
00:25:44.000Basically, I can elaborate if need be, but should voters have to live in the jurisdiction that the ballot questions pertain to for a minimum amount of time?
00:26:01.000I'm sorry, I want to make sure I'm understanding properly.
00:26:03.000You're asking should voters to vote in a specific place have to live there for a minimum amount of time?
00:26:07.000So if your county wanted to legalize marijuana, would you have to live in that county for a certain amount of time?
00:26:14.000Yeah, I think that's a very good measure.
00:26:16.000I would also add that if there was some way to know whether you would continue to live in that area, that should also be taken into account.
00:26:23.000Yeah, like you should not be allowed to move.
00:26:26.000Not just that, I mean, you can move, but we have to have some, look like, so for example, if you're a property owner, right, we know that you have some investment in the community, you're probably going to stay there for a little while.
00:26:38.000If you're a renter, that might not be true.
00:26:41.000And also, if you're a renter and you're from some other part of the country, and we have no reason to believe you're going to stay here, yeah, I think in an ideal system that would be weighted differently.
00:26:50.000That's why the state college situation is always problematic in election cycles, because most people turn 18 in high school, they're home, they register at mom and dad's address, they go off to college, and it's like, well, now I'm gonna register here at UC Berkeley.
00:27:03.000And it's like, well, no, you don't live in Berkeley.
00:27:05.000You're a resident there temporarily, but you really live where mom and dad are from, which is Connecticut, so vote in Connecticut.
00:27:12.000And you can swing elections if you were able to change that, and I don't think you should.
00:27:18.000There are laws like this obviously for running for office.
00:27:21.000There are a lot of, you have to have lived in this area for x number of years before you can file to run for office.
00:27:26.000I don't see why it wouldn't apply to voting except for the fact that there are more local elections typically than there are federal elections.
00:27:34.000So we think of it as being every four years but really they're more frequent and that might be harder to manage.
00:27:40.000I think that might be the resistance to it.
00:27:42.000I also think on state and federal and state and local elections, you should not be able to contribute financially unless you are a resident.
00:27:49.000I think that is absolutely on the money.
00:28:36.000It's saying if you, if you want to be able to vote, then you should say, okay, well, I'm going to commit to the area and to the laws that I'm voting for, just so I can clear that up.
00:28:42.000Some people in the chat saying that it's not communist.
00:28:45.000Telling people that you don't have a... Well, that's not what I'm... You can't con... Hold on.
00:28:50.000I'm just saying that there's this public property that people should have to live in a certain area for a certain amount of time to have control over is the opposite of communism because communists say that the means of production and public property are just owned by everybody.
00:29:02.000Right, I just saw someone saying that.
00:29:03.000I think they misunderstood when Tim's saying you shouldn't move.
00:29:05.000It's like, okay, well, if you want to vote, you have to then say, okay, I'm going to commit to my time in this area that I'm voting for.
00:29:10.000So you're subject to the laws that you brought into- Yeah, generally we want to have systems and cultures that encourage people to put down roots and be dedicated to the small communities they're in, as opposed to losing their identity in large, enormous communities where they have no say.
00:29:24.000You're gonna vote where I live and then leave?
00:29:39.000And basically the idea is, like, if you change states, you can still vote, uh, on any federal ballot question, but if you move within the state, um, you can't vote on anything within the city, but you can still vote.
00:30:14.000How can citizens start developing a new grid to replace the current power grid?
00:30:18.000For example, is personal solar the way to go or are there other technologies we should be developing or putting our money into to improve the grid?
00:30:45.000I think the best way that you sustain The integrity of the grid is to get involved with the most local election possible because the grid is run on the municipal level and on the state level.
00:30:57.000The federal government is screwing it up, obviously, but it is a local issue.
00:31:02.000And so I think as unsexy as it is in your city council races and your mayor races and your gubernatorial races, It is way more important to ask about their plan for the electric grid than it is to ask about, you know, what do they think of, you know, the death of George Floyd.
00:31:18.000Like, those are the issues that we talk about and they make the headlines and they make the news.
00:31:23.000But the actual acts of government that they're supposed to do, we are ignoring.
00:31:36.000And then when the forests burn, they blame it on climate change.
00:31:39.000So the best thing you could do is to get involved with the most local area possible, the most local election to protect your grid.
00:31:46.000If you want to do your part and get wind or solar for your farm, I think that's absolutely fine, but it's honestly not going to make a difference.
00:31:55.000Yeah, I'm glad you're bringing that up as well because a lot of people think that it's, oh, it's, you know, it's climate change starting these fires.
00:32:03.000It's letting the undergrowth grow because of all these, like, there is a famous, like, spotted owl or something like that in California that they try to protect for years and it's ruined their environment.
00:32:15.000I don't know, but the problem was... He's had, for long enough, he's had his reign of terror.
00:32:20.000The Canada fires, or the California, now we're in my wheelhouse, and it's so boring, but I think it's fascinating.
00:32:26.000But the California fires, the Canada fires that are still happening, and I think they said a new wave of orange is gonna blow this way next week.
00:33:34.000I wanted to get you on that topic because it's something that I feel strongly about and I just get so tired of people say, Oh, it's climate change.
00:33:42.000I'd love to do like, like the, the, the, the fire is in California.
00:33:46.000It was like a guy had a chain dragging from his truck and then someone else flicked a cigarette and it was dry out.
00:33:50.000And then you get the undergrowth, it dries, you get kindling everywhere.
00:33:54.000It's just kindling underneath the, underneath the trees.
00:33:56.000I'd love to do climate change questions till you drop like I am because this is what I do for a living and it's just so frustrating because it's a scapegoat.
00:34:03.000It is a scapegoat for people like Gavin Newsom who don't want to do the hard work of governing.
00:34:31.000I hated the environmental left and I hated the damage they were doing to rural America.
00:34:39.000I've always been involved in the political space but I had a true dislike for the environmental because they hid behind We're just doing this because we care about the earth, and it's truly the communist nazi state.
00:34:50.000Were you into the environment, or were you uninterested in the left?
00:34:55.000I was in the political space, I was like your typical DC political consultant, and this issue always interested me, but what really interested me was how evil the environmental left is.
00:35:58.000So, how do you truly dismantle the FBI or CIA type of government organizations when they likely have black budget money coming from all over?
00:36:09.000with drug or human trafficking and skilled discrete communications between the headquarters
00:36:14.000and agents abroad. Even if they lose power in the USA, they'll still be operable in the real world.
00:36:21.000And how do we get eradicate them? Like, how is it done?
00:36:24.000You splinter them into a thousand pieces and scatter them into the winds.
00:36:27.000I would be honest if I was President Trump, but I won reelection, I would put Rand Paul in charge.
00:36:36.000Because I think he would truly go in to dismantle it.
00:37:23.000You've got a massive urban population, and injustice, and corruption, and elite classes, and they said, we're gonna go leave.
00:37:30.000Maybe what needs to happen is if this country ends up never overcoming it, then people just leave and go find an island or go to El Salvador.
00:37:37.000One of my favorite movies is the Denzel Washington movie, American Gangster, which deals with corruption in the New York police department, right?
00:37:45.000And there's an example of fighting corruption.
00:37:48.000We have successfully in the past fought corruption and turned corrupt institutions straight, but it takes an awful lot of work and it takes some very brave individuals.
00:37:56.000I think those brave individuals are out there, but I think they have to be given the opportunity.
00:38:00.000And right now they're not as long as the Democrats run the white house.
00:39:14.000That person has to be identified and they have to be hauled before and they have to be like Daniel Penny Put on the front page of the paper in handcuffs.
00:39:21.000Yep, and it will scare other FBI agents to say well That's no longer gonna be tolerated There are so many cases of the you know who gave the order to go to that pro-life dad of nine with 15 long guns drawn Yep.
00:39:34.000You as an FBI agent and having worked in government, you kind of learn these things.
00:39:38.000You have no authority to show up at that guy's house unless you have specific orders.
00:40:13.000I was talking about the Civil War and, you know, people keep saying, oh, it can never happen, this can never happen, that can never happen, and I'm like, I'll tell you what can happen.
00:40:20.000What can happen is Donald Trump is in Miami at Mar-a-Lago and he gets convicted in federal court and federal marshals are ordered to go and arrest Donald Trump, but there's 3,000 people surrounding his property screaming in protest and they say to their commanding officer or superior officers or the court, Yeah, there's no way we can physically do this.
00:40:40.000And then they say, well, he's been convicted.
00:42:06.000Yeah, it's not gonna be like crazy It's gonna be more it's gonna be more professional academic with various personalities and different backgrounds.
00:42:12.000It's not just gonna be left and right It'll probably be like, you know, I'm talking to Daniel, you know, maybe pro-nuclear anti-nuclear So it could be moderate conservative pro-surrogacy anti-surrogacy things like that religious conversation So really really excited for that.
00:42:26.000But other than that Daniel, thanks for hanging out.
00:42:28.000It's been a blast great to have you back Thank you.
00:42:29.000Great to be here And for everybody who's a member, thanks for making all of this possible.