In this episode, we talk about a cyber attack, a massive drought in California, a solar storm on the way, and a war in the Middle East. Plus, we have a special guest on the show, Daniel Turner of Power of the Future.
00:00:00.000The state of emergency that is affecting 17 states is being expanded.
00:00:25.000Several states are now declaring their own states of emergency as around 1,000 gas stations are out of gas.
00:00:31.000And the strangest, creepiest thing about it is the media keeps saying it's not happening.
00:00:36.000There was one tweet I saw earlier from a public figure who said that in Asheville, they called 10 different stations, gas stations, and they were told there's no gas.
00:00:45.000But on the local news, on NPR, nothing.
00:00:47.000New York Times put out a tweet saying there's no long lines.
00:00:52.000Meanwhile, if you look at social media, you can see people are actually starting to freak out.
00:00:55.000Now, this may just be panic buying, and there are some photos showing that may be the case.
00:01:00.000Or it could be that we are now going into, what is it, day five or so?
00:01:04.000It was last Friday this hack occurred.
00:01:06.000They've shut it down, and people are, well, maybe the gas isn't going out.
00:01:10.000Now, I'll tell you what's really interesting about this is there were stories a few weeks ago Predicting that there was going to be a gas shortage.
00:01:37.000Things are getting crazy out there, and now we're gonna get weird and wild because apparently there is a solar storm on the way, expected to slam into the planet.
00:01:46.000Man, talk about... It's been a crazy week.
00:01:48.000We got a border crisis, we got inflation, we got mass exodus from the job market, we've got gas shortages, there's a massive drought in California, a solar storm is coming, war in the Middle East!
00:01:58.000Geez, should we talk about some movies or something and get away from all this?
00:03:10.000This is an emergency food supply company, and I think it's very important to shout them out.
00:03:16.000I don't do it all the time, and I sincerely mean it when I say I shout them out because I genuinely think it's important.
00:03:21.000We have a bunch of these emergency food supply bins, and I just love the arrogance of some of these urban liberal types who mock the idea that people would buy one of these emergency supplies for themselves, their friends, for their families, take care of themselves.
00:03:37.000We're not just in a pandemic with lockdown in select areas.
00:04:20.000Maybe this is just a bad time, and these things are all coming together at the same time.
00:04:25.000It kind of makes people freak out, so don't freak out.
00:04:28.000But I still think, look, if you're going to have a first aid kit in your house, because sometimes you get caught and you need antiseptic, and that doesn't happen all that much, well, you've got to eat and you've got to drink too, so you probably have some emergency food.
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00:04:54.000Man, uh, you know, aside from all of those other crazy things I'm mentioning, we still have censorship, which is a very real problem.
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00:05:19.000The first story we have is from the Daily Mail.
00:05:21.000Virginia, Georgia, and North Carolina declare state of emergency over gas shortages after colonial pipeline hack as 1,000 fuel stations run dry in Southeast as people panic buy.
00:05:33.000They say, Ralph Northam and Brian Kemp, governors of Virginia and Georgia, declared a state of emergency on Tuesday.
00:05:39.000On Monday, the governor of North Carolina, Roy Cooper, took a similar step to deal with the fuel crisis.
00:05:44.000Now, they're going to mention a lot of stuff most of us already know, that the pipeline was hacked, it's ransomware, it's the largest pipeline in the country.
00:06:53.000I'm sure a lot of people are doing the same.
00:06:55.000But it raises a larger question about infrastructure and just rethink a couple weeks ago when The media cycle is easier, right?
00:07:04.000It's amazing how crazy and how fast the media cycle goes.
00:07:07.000When the president introduces infrastructure bill and everyone began joking, saying healthcare is infrastructure and poetry is infrastructure and childhood dreams are infrastructure.
00:07:57.000And we have a larger energy infrastructure problem because most of our refining happens in very strategic areas, right?
00:08:05.000The refining happens in the Gulf because, historically, we imported most of our oil.
00:08:10.000It was cheaper to bring it in by barge, so you wanted it by the water.
00:08:13.000And the Eastern Seaboard, because it was coming from the Middle East, the Eastern Seaboard was all really expensive real estate, so there was nowhere to go.
00:08:22.000And they ended up in the Gulf Coast, and that's where the refining is.
00:08:24.000And if you see a map of the refineries, and then a map of the pipelines, pipelines everywhere, but there really is just one pipeline from the Gulf Coast all the way, and that's Colonial Pipeline, and it is a major pipeline.
00:08:37.000Should we have built a second, a third, a fourth?
00:09:04.000The crew that comes out of the ground is refined into literally hundreds of different products.
00:09:09.000The reason why my organization, why I, why we fight sometimes a lot of these renewable fuel standards and CAFE standards is not because we don't believe in protecting the environment, but because if you are... California, for example, has over 50 different blends of oil.
00:09:26.000For different seasons, for different vehicles.
00:09:28.000If you're a refinery and you have to produce 50 products, think of a bartender.
00:09:32.000It's a lot easier just to be pouring beers, but if you have to make 50 different cocktails, well, every time you've got to stop, you've got to switch.
00:09:39.000Well, every time you do that, it drives up the price a little bit, a little bit, a little bit.
00:09:43.000This one pipeline is bringing not just one type of fuel, but multiple types of fuels.
00:09:47.000And every state has their own special blend, because a bunch of idiot politicians who know nothing about energy Pass a law, they're like, we want the blend to look like this!
00:09:56.000And everyone claps, and that's the problem.
00:09:58.000So this pipeline isn't just like one big tube.
00:10:05.000And they have said some of the smaller ones, and I forget what, there is a phrase for it, and I don't know if they're called the ancillary ones, the secondary ones, but there is a phrase for them.
00:10:12.000A lot of those, I forget, I wish I remembered the names, a lot of them are starting to come online.
00:10:18.000But the big jammies, they're going to be offline for a little while.
00:10:30.000Well, you know, this is where energy gets a little bit ugly because we've always imported quote-unquote because we refine.
00:10:36.000So, for example, some of the big energy companies, companies really that don't like me necessarily because they don't They will say, you shouldn't ban imports from the Middle East because we refine those oil and this is bad for our company.
00:10:51.000And my response is, I'm not here for your company.
00:12:08.000So so China then benefits from the fact that the green groups that don't allow us to build a refinery in America because it's bad for the environment.
00:13:46.000And the New York Times said there's no long lines.
00:13:49.000I think what happens is these people in media, no longer is their job to inform the population so they can make decisions for themselves.
00:13:56.000They've become the self-appointed nannies of the state, where the New York Times is like, just tell them nothing's happening so they stay home.
00:14:03.000But then people who pay attention, like, I mean, you had the biggest advantage.
00:17:47.000And all of his proclamations, and my dad told me, Joey, and he looked me in the eye, and all those little stories are cute on the campaign trail, but now you actually have to govern.
00:18:04.000I don't think confronting a guy who was banging a straight razor on a curb, putting in a rain barrel to get it all rusty, I don't think that's the experience someone needs to actually run the country.
00:19:33.000But I guess the interests of the military-industrial complex types and the international monetary fund types, they weren't too happy with Donald Trump being like, America, America, They're like, no, no, no!
00:19:44.000We make money off of exporting the reserve currency and putting guns in a bunch of different countries.
00:19:50.000I want to talk about something really crazy.
00:19:53.000So everybody knows there's a gas shortage.
00:19:55.000It's all over the news, as much as the New York Times and some other outlets might want to lie about it.
00:19:59.000But when I'm looking up stories, trying to get more details on this, something really interesting happens when you Google search gas shortage.
00:20:05.000What's the date you find on some of these stories? 1970.
00:21:26.000As millions of Americans return to driving and planning summer road trips, experts are warning that some gas stations could face fuel shortages.
00:21:32.000Quote, Jeanette McGee, a AAA spokesperson, said in an interview with ABC News, in fact, we have ample supply in the U.S.
00:21:40.000to get through the summer and the rest of the year.
00:21:42.000What the concern is right now is a shortage of fuel truck drivers.
00:21:46.000First reported by CNN, the National Tank Truck Carriers, the industry's trade group said that between 20% and 25% of tank trucks in the fleet are parked.
00:21:56.000Last year during the pandemic, many of the drivers retired or they went to different industries and that created a shortage.
00:22:02.000Truck drivers also need special training to haul oil and some driving schools have closed amid the pandemic, exacerbating the problem.
00:22:10.000Some areas have begun to see the effects of the driver shortage, particularly Las Vegas and northwest Arkansas.
00:22:15.000McGee said vacation hotspots near beaches or in the mountains in particular could feel the biggest effects.
00:25:55.000OK, boom, let's get the pipeline started.
00:25:57.000So we had Max Keiser and Stacey Herbert on the show last night, and they were talking about, you know, the U.S.
00:26:03.000dollar is the reserve currency, so we've got to send it out.
00:26:05.000Otherwise, it's not the reserve currency, so they print this money, they give it to these foreign countries to maintain the status as the reserve currency.
00:26:13.000doesn't make a whole lot, and we're being given all this stuff because we print money.
00:26:17.000But I wonder if, you know, and you're the energy guy, so correct me if this is not true, or will not correct me, but I'll assert, I'll ask the question.
00:26:24.000Is the reason why the Democratic establishment or the political establishment in general doesn't want to produce fossil fuels here is because they want to use the U.S.
00:26:32.000reserve currency to have other countries do it and maintain our status abroad?
00:26:38.000I would say that they don't want to produce fossil fuels because it's one of the biggest, if not the biggest, industry that is not controlled by the state.
00:26:46.000And I think at this point, the modern Democrat party is a statist party.
00:26:50.000And the fossil fuel, and it's kind of what Obama did with health care, right?
00:26:54.000He wanted to centralize health care under the purview of the federal government because that's just what big statists think.
00:27:24.000We had this PhD pathologist guy on the show, and he was talking about, like, insect species collapse and, you know, the ramifications of human population.
00:29:09.000that was because of the, you know, the CO2 levels, but I'll tell you this.
00:29:12.000Look, I think, you know, I talked to some very smart people and they say
00:29:15.000there's concerns about what happens when you have too many people.
00:29:18.000It's not, it's, you know, a lot of people think overpopulation is like we're all standing shoulder to shoulder.
00:29:21.000No, it's just a lot of waste is produced and it can upset the delicate balance of an ecosystem.
00:29:26.000Unfortunately for the people who are environmentalists and really advocating for this stuff, I gotta say, you have lost the trust of so many people when Barack Obama buys beachfront property.
00:29:36.000When these wealthy investors go and buy Miami beach property while complaining that Miami is sinking.
00:29:45.000And if you're somebody who wants, you know, these Democrats are like, Republicans got to get on board and fight climate change.
00:29:51.000Well, you got to start with, you know, your thought leaders not flying in private jets, not owning massive 50 bedroom homes and not buying this beachfront property.
00:30:05.000Not in the way I think a lot of conservatives expected it to be for me.
00:30:08.000There's a guy, he's a financial guy, and he says the one thing that he believes disproves climate change is that in Miami Beach they're still selling these multi-million dollar expensive properties and these very wealthy individuals who are supposed to be in the know are buying them on 30-year mortgages.
00:30:24.000And he says, how is it when they receive like a prospectus or like an investment packet, it doesn't say, warning, in 10 years this will be underwater and worth zero.
00:30:34.000Well, when I saw that, what it said to me was, these people either don't believe their own pitches, or they're absolutely just willing to exploit people by buying property they know is gonna be bunk and then selling it later, or just going, like, extracting as much as they can from the system as they ride it all the way to the gutter.
00:30:50.000Well, I mean, this administration is making a huge push that all industry, all business has to have a climate component.
00:30:57.000And the products you create, whatever you manufacture, the effect on the climate has to be built into price.
00:31:04.000Real estate seems to be exempt from that.
00:31:56.000Just the regular working class people who disagree.
00:31:58.000And here's one issue they can come together on.
00:32:01.000These banks that are giving out loans on these properties in Miami Beach, on 30-year mortgages, or even 15-year mortgages, how about we send the feds after them for fraud?
00:32:11.000And I think the Democrats, who think climate change is a serious problem, we've got 12 years left, would agree.
00:32:16.000And I think the conservatives, who see these people as exploiting the crisis in order to make for personal gain, hey, why not?
00:32:23.000If these people want to come out and say, you know, oh, there's a big crisis, but then they're selling these expensive properties and giving out these loans, send the feds after them.
00:32:31.000They'll give them a million dollar loan.
00:33:14.000But I mean, they'll show you the California wildfires.
00:33:18.000They'll talk about, and we hear this phrase all the time, especially from this administration, the severity and the intensity and the frequency of storms.
00:33:25.000If you look at 30 years of tornadoes, of hurricanes, there is no more severity, intensity, or frequency of storms.
00:34:42.000Jimmy Carter said it was by the year 2000 and 76 when he was running for reelection.
00:34:46.000I don't remember exactly, but I think it was like 2010.
00:34:49.000It was like the curve was crashing and it was like there's no oil left and that's when we're screwed.
00:34:54.000I grew up thinking oil and gas were finite commodities that would be exhausted.
00:34:58.000I'm at the point now that I think they're not infinite, but they're clearly replenishing because we find more oil and gas every time we turn around.
00:35:08.000But I also think that we've been able to synthesize it.
00:35:11.000And so this idea that we have to dramatically transform the whole planet because of, you know, because of the fear of like Pico or whatever, we could synthesize it and maintain our current infrastructure.
00:35:25.000I have no problem with going green as a concept.
00:35:30.000I have nothing against solar and wind.
00:35:33.000One of the things I try to do is say, we have to see the costs, and not just the physical dollar costs, but the costs to human flourishing, if we do this.
00:35:42.000Because there is going to be a lot of suffering.
00:35:44.000You mentioned right now, when Greta said, I'm talking right now, no more oil and gas.
00:35:48.000Well, there's a lot of people right now who are experiencing it.
00:36:28.000Diabetics will all die because they won't be able to refrigerate their insulin.
00:36:31.000We've never advanced as a society by banning something that is currently in use.
00:36:36.000We offer better alternatives and the marketplace and a free people adopt them freely.
00:36:41.000We have never said that this is the way to go and therefore this is now illegal.
00:36:45.000I think carbon recapture is really the future.
00:36:48.000Like you can change the climate, climate change, you can add or reduce carbon in the atmosphere.
00:36:53.000Changing the climate climate change the carbon is a beautiful commodity here.
00:36:57.000We go and it's there in the atmosphere for us to condense And you know what you're talking about and then you have and I know he's old and I hate to pick on him But then you have the president of the United States on Earth Day say I'm working with Vladimir Putin and we're gonna try to get all the carbon out of space and And everyone just claps, let alone the fact that he has a
00:37:36.000I think if we're smart, we'll start recapturing the carbon, and then we're actually gonna be competing with the plants, and we're gonna make sure that we don't take too much of it out of the atmosphere, and it'll be like climate change in the other direction, so we're gonna have to find a balance with producing and reusing along with the plants.
00:38:02.000It's the silicon-based lifeforms, the aliens.
00:38:04.000They don't like carbon-based lifeforms.
00:38:06.000So their propaganda campaign, carbon bad.
00:38:08.000And there's all this UFO stuff, non-stop.
00:38:10.000Every time you turn around, there's another UFO sighting.
00:38:12.000I wanna mention something as an aside, real quick, I just gotta do it.
00:38:15.000Joe Biden said to take a shotgun and fire it into the air.
00:38:19.000And I don't know if you guys know, it's just totally derailed for a second.
00:38:22.000Boogie, who's a big YouTuber, has a warrant, a felony warrant for aggravated assault because some guy came to his house and he fired his gun into the air.
00:39:23.000All eyes are on this inflation number, which could have the biggest gain in nearly a decade.
00:39:28.000They say the Consumer Price Index for April will be reported on Wednesday at 8.30 a.m.
00:39:33.000and is expected to be the hottest in nearly 10 years.
00:39:36.000Economists have said the jump in inflation looks larger because of the base effects of last year when prices were weak due to pandemic shutdowns.
00:39:42.000The specter of inflation has been spooking investors, so any surprise the upside could stress the market.
00:39:50.000This inflation thing, what is Joe Biden doing?
00:39:52.000They're mass printing money, mass spending bill.
00:39:55.000Their policies, these are Biden policies that have caused people to not want to work anymore.
00:40:00.000It's Democrats and Republicans together who have mass printed money.
00:40:28.000The government comes in and starts mass printing money, giving this very heavy unemployment.
00:40:35.000Ian, as somebody who's lying around, hasn't produced any value for the system.
00:40:39.000I, as someone who worked 40 hours a week, has.
00:40:41.000But now Ian has buying power out of nowhere, which dilutes my buying power, so they're effectively It's effectively communism.
00:40:48.000And I'm not saying like literally it's communism, but you have this very authoritarian government, you have them pushing absurd policies that are like shutting down pipelines, causing economic damage, and then the mass printing of money, and then this unemployment scheme, and it's just basically stripping away the buying power from working Americans and giving it to people who aren't producing and aren't working.
00:41:58.000Just do you think the authoritarians and the communists are going to come out and be like, we want to redistribute wealth from working class people to poor people so we can, you know, normalize.
00:42:07.000We want to take away your ability to drive.
00:42:09.000We don't want you to have the independence to spend your own money.
00:43:26.000And this guy who's working in Mississippi, who's not getting the unemployment, sees this guy who comes from a blue state, that is.
00:43:34.000The guy in the blue state did no work.
00:43:36.000He's, in the analogy I gave, the guy who did nothing and now has been given the buying power of the guy who's doing work.
00:43:42.000The people in red states are going to be like, nah, you come in here with that money that was printed, that strips our buying power away, and then buy from us while we work?
00:43:52.000That means these red states where people are working are going to be in effect producing Free of charge for the blue states, especially when it comes to goods that are transported across state lines.
00:44:01.000So imagine you work in Mississippi, and you're making... I don't know what they make.
00:44:11.000So, I don't know if Georgia's one of these states, but let's say they're like, okay, no unemployment for you, you gotta get a job.
00:44:15.000Somebody goes, I'm gonna go grow peaches.
00:44:16.000Then, the peaches get shipped up to New York, where the people are not working, and they're getting free money from the federal government.
00:44:22.000While you work on a farm to make those peaches for $13 an hour, they're getting $16 an hour doing nothing and getting the fruits of your labor, literally.
00:44:31.000So you mentioned, sorry let me jump in here because I love the Tenth Amendment and this is something that you mentioned before and I don't think any of our guests have ever really mentioned the Tenth Amendment.
00:44:39.000The Tenth Amendment is so important for allowing the states to do what the federal government is not specifically supposed to do.
00:44:46.000So I wonder, this looks like a good application of the Tenth Amendment but to me it also looks like it could be starting the roots of a civil war.
00:44:54.000It's a great point, and yes, I agree with you.
00:45:00.000I think the way out of our current problems of an all-powerful D.C.
00:45:04.000is federalism, meaning those powers that are not specifically in the Constitution enumerated for the federal government belong to the states, but that is kind of how you begin a bit of secession movements, and there's a lot of that in America, but there has to be Some pushback.
00:45:19.000And I don't think it should come from the people.
00:45:21.000I think it should be coming from the governors.
00:45:23.000So like you said, the governors are not going to take cash.
00:45:26.000Governors should... You mentioned your example, which I thought was really good and really illustrative of what's going on.
00:45:33.000I think there's another factor, if I could add it on, is you want to get a job, you go to the McDonald's.
00:45:38.000But the vast majority of Americans work in small businesses.
00:45:41.000And with 150,000 illegals crossing the border every day, I don't need to pay $13 an hour.
00:45:49.000So now I can't even get a job for $13 an hour because the market is flooded by cheap labor.
00:45:54.000So imagine the crisis you just said, but the labor is the other and our labor is not constant.
00:45:59.000Our labor pool is growing tremendously with no consequence.
00:46:06.000Why are you going to work for $13 an hour when, why am I going to hire you for $13 when Joe Biden says it's totally cool to hire that guy for half?
00:46:14.000Well, we saw that when under Donald Trump, there was a raid on a bunch of chicken processing plants.
00:46:21.000And I think, what is it, like six to 800 illegal immigrants were arrested and deported.
00:49:05.000Maybe not, but he does have three houses.
00:49:07.000Four, if you include his... You know, I don't have four houses.
00:49:10.000Now, if you really believed in the human ability of anthropomorphic climate change or global warming, AEGW, And you believe your actions are causing this.
00:49:22.000Well, your action of maintaining and traveling to four different homes has a carbon footprint.
00:52:12.000I was like, do you have any idea who you're talking about with Joe Biden?
00:52:16.000He was overseeing Iraq for the Obama administration, and his brother gets these contracts to build, you know, in Iraq, becoming a millionaire.
00:52:25.000The Obama administration killed a bunch of people, started a bunch of wars.
00:52:28.000I don't care if you don't like Trump, but stop pretending like Biden is in any way good.
00:52:32.000Yeah, and no, that's that's a great point.
00:52:38.000I was talking, we talked about, oh, and purchasing power.
00:52:40.000So you said the way we were talking about, you know, we now sound like leftists talking about exploiting the workers as opposed to, you know, the industrialists or the people that own all the wealth.
00:53:13.000Well, that was my point of the value of, you used the phrase a couple times of paying into the system, or buying into the system, or contributing to the system, and that was a little bit of what I found fascinating with the early Occupy Wall Street movement.
00:53:26.000And I remember one of the leaders of it, and I'm not making fun of the guy, but he was
00:53:30.000talking about his huge student loan debt because he had gotten advanced degrees in puppetry.
00:53:36.000And he couldn't pay off his student loans.
00:53:38.000And that's the problem I have with Elizabeth Warren's proposal of paying off student loans,
00:53:42.000is you value very highly your degree in medieval literature.
00:53:46.000the literature you value to the point of three hundred thousand dollars in debt
00:53:49.000at yale i did i i doesn't mean society or the markets or and that doesn't mean
00:53:54.000therefore that i should have to pay off your debt i i i i was down there
00:53:58.000like my wall yeah that's why i meant that's why i didn't know this i knew it all
00:54:01.000went together i was so mad i was like a thought earlier
00:54:05.000under employed puppeteer joins are you know street where while i was
00:54:08.000And they say, a few years ago, he graduated from the NYC Teaching Fellows program, working full-time drama teacher, public teacher.
00:54:18.000$35,000 in student loans, and now he's like, give me money.
00:54:21.000I saw a meme where someone was like, you know, these bourgeois leftists are like, you should pay off our student loan debt because just because you were able to pay your debt doesn't mean we should suffer.
00:54:36.000And I was just like, I think asking the working class to pay the debts of the wealthiest, the highest salary earners in the country is like pretty far right.
00:54:47.000Like, what do you call it, I guess not far right's not the right answer, but what do you call it when the ultra-wealthy, I shouldn't say ultra-wealthy because that's like the 0.1%, what do you call it when the rich people, the highest salary earners in the country, demand of the working class and the poor to pay their debts for them?
00:56:24.000They were tired of being exploited by the ultra-elites, the people who are rigging the system.
00:56:28.000And the leftists are the college graduates who want the poor people to pay their bills and want the establishment to go bomb other countries.
00:56:47.000So these leftists, these DSA types who voted for Biden are co-conspirators in their own terminology.
00:56:53.000And based on the ideology of the Trump supporters, they're actually further left than they are in the sense that they support the workers' rights.
00:57:13.000Like sipping expensive liqueurs and talking lofty thoughts.
00:57:18.000I remember the first job I got in a campaign, the campaign manager said, we don't need anyone here who wants to sit in a room and think lofty thoughts.
00:57:27.000Like the first job was we have to blow up balloons, right?
00:57:30.000And it's not fun to blow up 5,000 balloons, but someone has to do it.
00:57:33.000But you meet a lot of these campaign people who are like, well, I really love to think about like trade policy.
00:57:55.000Historically, there's been like Hammurabi, for instance, one of the greatest kings in Babylonian king, canceled all debt and it just infuriated the elite.
00:58:04.000They wanted, they hated it, but he was such a good, powerful, smart guy that he didn't get assassinated.
00:58:08.000Normally the elite will try and assassinate you if you do that.
00:58:10.000The people loved him and then the community thrived as a result.
00:58:14.000So you get these people like Kennedy, for instance, who wanted to break up the CIA's power.
00:58:19.000Unfortunately, he was sitting in the White House.
01:00:28.000I think, you know, people were tweeting at me when I tweeted this.
01:00:30.000Pictures of like someone threw some onions and carrots and some beef into a pot, cooked it, and they were like, it was cheaper and it fed more people and it was better for you.
01:00:37.000We're addicted to these luxuries of getting greasy garbage salt food for a couple bucks at a fast food restaurant.
01:01:03.000Why not have a front garden where you can grow some vegetables for your area and then subsidize yourself in a way that you're not having to buy as much from these stores so you're growing your own food.
01:01:12.000Man, growing your own food is amazing.
01:01:21.000They eat bugs, they eat grass, and then you give them some feed and you get eggs every day, right?
01:01:26.000So I look at a lot of these problems and I'm like, well, you know what?
01:01:29.000Look, man, I would be more than happy to live in a van down by the river and go fishing.
01:01:33.000You know, I do this because I want to, and if at any point I couldn't do it, I'd say, okay, fine, I got no problem living in a van down by the river.
01:01:40.000But a lot of people are just too entitled.
01:01:41.000They won't give up their modern comforts.
01:01:44.000Now a lot of these lazy, gluttonous, city-dwelling people are forced to sort of reconcile with this way of life that they can't sustain anymore.
01:01:51.000I think if you look at the pandemic and the lockdowns, conservatives, I hear it from a lot of these people in rural areas, not as affected.
01:02:22.000You were mentioning something about these people who have been locked up in their apartments, they can't get out.
01:02:28.000Maybe it was before the show, and you're isolated from that because we're out in the middle of nowhere.
01:02:31.000Oh yeah, I haven't experienced it in a while.
01:02:33.000I was in the city for like 15 years, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and I felt like I was doomed.
01:02:39.000The brake dust is a big part of it because the particulates of the brake dust on the cars are so fine they get in the alveoli of your lungs, right into the blood barrier, way worse than the carbon monoxide.
01:02:50.000And that can cause hypertension and stress, but you're compacted and there's nowhere to run.
01:02:56.000Like if you're in Manhattan, you can't really get out.
01:02:58.000If they shut down the bridges, you can try and swim the East River, but if they don't want you to, they'll be looking for people.
01:03:05.000My point is, I don't know about turning Manhattan into a prison, but my point is, for many rural people, which is predominantly conservative, it's not been as bad.
01:03:20.000Am I going to shed a tear over these gluttonous, entitled, city-dwelling folks who demand... I'm sorry, man.
01:03:28.000When I see people, illegal immigrants, Picking figs in Southern California.
01:03:35.000I went down and I interviewed people and I met the children of illegal immigrants and they were like my family.
01:03:39.000They pick dates or something and they get paid 14 bucks an hour.
01:03:42.000And I'm like, isn't it amazing that those people are doing work and these New York and LA liberals who write articles about Brad Pitt's junk are making $50,000 a year and getting to eat the fruits of your labor while they do nothing?
01:03:53.000That's why the Democratic Party likes this.
01:03:55.000They like the cheap labor coming in to do the real work where they can sit and pretend they're doing work.
01:03:59.000As if writing an article about celebrity gossip or garbage is producing something of value for society other than wasting their time.
01:04:18.000And so Max was talking about this, the private, the hedge fund billionaires, the private equity.
01:04:22.000But I just want to say, I mentioned this before, that I have infinitely more respect for the illegal immigrants who will cross vast swaths of desert, ride on top of trains for thousands of miles because they love America so much than I do for these people in these cities who are like, America's racist.
01:05:01.000But listen, I mean, in general, there are people who are like, America, I have to be there.
01:05:05.000They're not talking about the founding fathers.
01:05:06.000They're not talking about our constitution.
01:05:08.000They're saying this country is just good.
01:05:10.000I respect those willing to go on this dangerous journey to come to find the American dream and the people in these cities who are complaining, America's awful.
01:05:17.000And then, you add on top of that the insult to injury of a bunch of these people I knew in New York working for these companies, writing these articles saying, Donald Trump, orange man, bad, getting paid $50,000, $60,000, $70,000 a year, and those same illegal immigrants making five bucks an hour, and they're like, America's great.
01:05:32.000It's funny that as you're doing this, you keep making this gesture because...
01:06:02.000And I feel like, especially for guys, if I don't mean to sound sexist, but I feel like the city guys I know who were most well-adjusted have some sort of physical outlet.
01:06:13.000But if you just work all day on a computer and you go home and you play video games and you watch TV and that's what you do after you do, well your only outlet of productivity or creativity or masculinity is like a nasty Yelp review because your barista Got your order wrong, right?
01:06:31.000You talked about chickens, people, men and women.
01:06:34.000You need something to do, to create, to hold in your hand, whether it's art, whether it's you need to do something.
01:06:40.000And we have a whole society that does not produce anything.
01:06:44.000I think it's funny how many people who watch the show, like, sort of poke fun at us out here as new, you know, country folk, sort of.
01:06:51.000They're like, oh, it's so cute hearing you talk about how you have no idea what you're doing with those chickens.
01:06:55.000But it's like smiling and laughing, like, oh, you'll figure it out.
01:06:58.000People in the cities ain't never gonna figure it out because they're living in their concrete cubicles that smell like sour milk, complaining and demanding resources from outside the cities.
01:07:06.000What I really love about the arguments from a lot of these leftists when they say, Well, the cities are the ones that produce, you know, all of the GDP and everything.
01:07:13.000It's like, okay, let me explain something to you.
01:07:23.000Your energy is produced, not in your cities.
01:07:25.000That pipeline originates in the country.
01:07:27.000And you look at some of the jobs in these cities.
01:07:29.000I gotta tell you, man, I'm hung up on this because I remember the first time I went to one of these newsrooms, it was when I worked for Vice.
01:07:36.000And the job I had before Vice was non-profit office, which was not paid very well, better than I'd been paid working for the airlines, and a lot of hard work.
01:07:46.000People couldn't handle the job because it was sales, basically.
01:07:49.000And so then I remember, you know, I had worked for 10 bucks an hour at O'Hare Airport, lifting heavy bags, like 50,000 pounds of luggage every day, just eight hours.
01:07:57.000And then I walk into this Vice newsroom, and I see half the chairs are empty, and I'm like, oh, where is everybody?
01:08:02.000And they're like, oh, they're working from home.
01:08:17.000So you guys are like Elysium, you know?
01:08:19.000I think I worked there before the movie came out, I don't remember.
01:08:21.000But it's like where that space station, where all the rich people live, and they have like all this technology.
01:08:25.000You come into the office when you feel like it, you write stupid articles about trash, and you get paid 40 grand a year.
01:08:31.000Not a lot of money, I understand, but for someone who's in their early 20s, relative to somebody who's gotta like, I don't know, be a janitor.
01:08:36.000You look at some of these jobs in New York where a guy's like changing light bulbs.
01:08:39.000You get like a 45-year-old custodian, he's like doing work, and this 20-year-old's getting paid twice as much as he is to write nonsense garbage.
01:08:47.000Now at least that person, so we'll keep this going, that person you could say theoretically is producing something.
01:08:57.000I think I feel more disgust for the consumer side, because that person is only producing because someone is clicking on that article.
01:09:04.000And who are these hundreds of thousands of people who have nothing better to do than to be like, oh, Brad Pitt's junk.
01:09:11.000Seven times your cheeseburger reminded you of Brad Pitt's junk.
01:09:26.000Because we have 150,000 illegals every month crossing the border who are doing all of the labor that allows them the luxury to click on Brad Pitt's junk articles.
01:09:38.000It's funny because I hear the argument from conservatives.
01:09:42.000When they raided that chicken processing plant, the guy was like, I want to work.
01:12:25.000So these people think they can walk downstairs and there's just food in the bodega.
01:12:29.000And I love it when I was arguing with UBI people, and they were like, if we have UBI, then people can buy food.
01:12:36.000And I was like, if you shut down the businesses, and the farms can't produce milk, and the milk can't get transported to the store, where does the milk come from?
01:12:44.000And I kid you not, someone tweeted, food comes from the store.
01:12:56.000Toilet papers, it's still, they were saying, it's still there, it's just they have to restock it because it's in the back.
01:13:02.000Do you think that like a genie walks in the back and goes like, and like toilet paper goes boop, it just appears, and they walk it out and put it on the aisles?
01:13:09.000Apparently a lot of these people don't realize that your avocados, they come from Mexico.
01:13:13.000They gotta ship that from Mexico to New York so you can have your hipster avocado toast.
01:13:18.000It's terrible for the environment, by their standards especially, and they don't care.
01:13:24.000You know what I'm most excited about is vertical farms.
01:13:26.000I kind of want to get back to talking about how ridiculous people are too.
01:13:29.000But vertical farms, are you guys familiar with Arrow Farms in New Jersey?
01:15:20.000And this is the role of government, right?
01:15:22.000The role of government is not to police your pronouns.
01:15:25.000It is not to talk about your boys and girls in sports.
01:15:28.000These are, for good or for ill, these are the jobs we've put at the feet of our government.
01:15:34.000What has California or the country done to secure our electric grid, to secure our energy supply, or in the case of California, to secure its water supply?
01:15:42.000Because you know you are drought prone, you know what your population is, you know that the rain is cyclical.
01:15:49.000I want to make sure I highlight the other story in this because this is about the great natural disasters and we have this one from Express.co.uk.
01:15:55.000Solar storm traveling at 1.3 million kilometers per hour to hit Earth tomorrow.
01:16:00.000They say it could spark satellite related issues.
01:16:03.000Sometimes when we get these storms it causes issues with like cell phone coverage and things like that.
01:16:08.000I don't think this is the big one where all of our electronics get fried or anything.
01:16:13.000But just another example of outside of the political crisis and the government, to your question, not doing anything about it.
01:16:20.000And I'm not comfortable right now with a Biden presidency, a Biden administration, as we're staring down the barrel of natural disasters, Middle Eastern conflict, economic crisis, migrant crisis.
01:16:33.000I'm actually, what's the opposite of comfortable?
01:17:13.000Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's been a little bit better.
01:17:14.000It was really bad last year, but I was like, I'm gonna buy a bunch of bullets, and then I got, like, some beans and rice, and I'm like, you know what, man?
01:17:22.000That's the manifestation of my anxiety watching a Biden presidency and natural disasters.
01:17:35.000Yeah, apparently this unknown culture of humans, 1200 BC, came from Asia and just flooded the Mediterranean and wiped out and murdered and destroyed all civilization essentially as we know it.
01:19:52.000It's overdue by only like 80,000 years, so there's nothing to worry about.
01:19:56.000When there's a conflux of events that causes mass catastrophe on the surface of Earth, hopefully we'll be on Mars, we'll be on the Moon, we'll have space stations, but...
01:20:15.000Yes, Mount Weather is what they use to model Raven Rock, which in Fallout 3, for those that are familiar with the game, is where the Enclave, which is the remnants of the US government, are based after the nuclear apocalypse.
01:20:55.000Last night we were talking about Africa a lot, and I think Nigeria, how they're on crypto.
01:20:59.000And a lot of what's happened in these African countries is they've leapfrogged the last 100 years of electrical infrastructure because they didn't have a central grid.
01:21:06.000So they just immediately went to a solar panel on every house.
01:21:09.000And now they all have cell phones, they have bypasses.
01:21:42.000Yeah, it takes 12 hours to go all the way down, and it lights, it turns a light on.
01:21:45.000So it's like an old clock, like an old clock that has a pendulum and has... So it's just using a gear ratio so that as it's spinning, it goes really slow, it spins really fast, and then... And gravity, like, the thing about something in orbit is it's falling.
01:22:02.000Technically, when you're orbiting the Earth, you're in a state of falling.
01:22:04.000So if we could utilize that force to create electricity, I think that would be sustainable.
01:23:09.000And we watched it, we filmed it, as it poured out of these wastewater pipes.
01:23:14.000The brine sinks to the bottom and goes under the ocean water, killing everything on the ocean floor.
01:23:20.000And that causes a wave of death going all the way up because the food chain dies.
01:23:25.000The critters that eat stuff on the floor die because there's no food anymore.
01:23:28.000The critters that eat those critters die.
01:23:29.000The critters that eat those critters die.
01:23:31.000And then the people who go fishing can't get fish anymore.
01:23:33.000So there's a lot of things to solve with desalination.
01:23:36.000One of the issues, I suppose, is Humans consuming more and more of the ocean water, changing salinity, destroying coastal areas, destroying fisheries.
01:23:46.000I don't think there's a solution for infinite growth, or at least exponential growth, considering how many people there are.
01:23:53.000I think there's a certain point where we just get too many people and then we strain our ecosystem.
01:23:57.000It happens to deer, it happens to basically every creature on the planet.
01:24:02.000Hogs, for instance, people go around in helicopters shooting hogs, just too many of them.
01:24:06.000Humans are not going to be immune from the same environmental forces that everything else on the planet is.
01:24:11.000And so we got to pay attention to that.
01:24:13.000I'm not going to pretend to know the solutions, but I can tell you a lot of really crazy people are willing to do a lot of really crazy things once they get power to ensure that they get to live comfortably forever.
01:24:22.000And you are the one who is the hog being culled.
01:24:26.000They're the ones who have the private jets and the multiple homes.
01:24:30.000This is what I think about the climate change thing.
01:24:32.000I think a lot of these people are like, you know, there's like a guy and he's like, he's wearing his like velvet bathrobe or whatever in the morning and he's sipping his morning coffee with a cigar.
01:24:41.000And then he sees the newspaper and it says, due to climate change, people will lose access to these luxuries.
01:24:56.000And he goes, once they all give up their luxuries and they're flushing their toilets, and now you got to pee in the top of the toilet to flush the rest of it because we got to save water.
01:25:21.000You should go to a club and there'll be a guy and he's like, well, I'm looking at my portfolio here and oh, it's about to cross one million dollars!
01:26:40.000And they can tell other people how to live, because as we've seen throughout history, centralization of power always is a good thing.
01:26:48.000If you hoard all your information on an island, then there's no chance the island will get flooded and destroyed and that the information will be lost.
01:26:57.000The problem with these people is that, while I think it's true there are a lot of really, really dumb people, and I think there are very few smarter people, Centralization doesn't work.
01:27:07.000One person, a small group of people, cannot adequately plan for how a system this large will work.
01:27:30.000So what makes an individual like trash?
01:27:32.000The problem is not that they're making people do something or making them not do something, it's that they're restraining their ability to be adaptable.
01:27:39.000Because you need to allow people to be adaptable.
01:28:22.000Yeah, and you talked about how it's a series of events that lead to the ultimate collapse of society, and I think you're absolutely right, but if you look at one country in particular, and more should be written about this.
01:28:31.000Movies, you talked about doing original, creative... Oh, we're doing it!
01:28:35.000Movies should be written about this, and it is, in our lifetime, the story of Venezuela.
01:28:39.000I mean, in the turn of the century, this century, the year 2000, It was the wealthiest, most prosperous country in South America.
01:28:48.000It had a number of American and European engineers and doctors who lived there.
01:28:54.000Hugo Chavez did not run as saying, I'm going to destroy your country.
01:28:57.000He ran as I'm going to bring a greater sense of equality and equity or whatever, whatever.
01:29:03.000And here we are 21 years later and 70, the latest statistic I saw 78% of the population is in extreme poverty.
01:29:09.000I mean, they have the world's largest proven oil and gas reserve, oil reserves, and they have no, they have no oil.
01:29:34.000In addition to the series of collapses, what happens, what tends to happen is it will affect one large group of people and then those people will migrate because they're screwed and then the migration will cause another catastrophe where they land and they'll disrupt those that populace the sea people are the ones that were catastrophically affected by the series of events so it seems but the people that were murdered in the mediterranean just suffered the fallout
01:29:57.000So what you're basically saying is that in these blue areas destroyed by Democrats, they're all going to flood into red areas.
01:31:15.000The problem is, if people live in these awful blue states, then they move to red states and then start voting blue again, and then they just keep... Yeah, and then maybe we'll move back to California one day and reclaim it as our own.
01:32:32.000The mainstream media is outright lying to you about what's going on.
01:32:34.000And it's really funny when I have people who say like, Oh, Tim, you said all of these things were going to happen.
01:32:39.000I'm like, some approximation of those things are literally happening.
01:32:42.000Last year when I was like, man, I'm really concerned about shortages, you know, so check out this emergency food stuff.
01:32:47.000Don't go crazy, just, you know, have some emergency food, water, and a first aid kit.
01:32:51.000And then we got all this news about supply shortages at all these major chain stores, and I'm like, okay, the apocalypse isn't here, but like, it's important to pay attention to the stuff.
01:32:59.000If you don't like it, hey man, you're entitled to your opinion, you don't gotta watch the show.
01:33:46.000Unreasonably Angry says, hey Daniel, as a trucker, I would like to hear your expert opinion on what the next step is for trucking.
01:33:52.000Electric, hydrogen, cell, or stick with diesel?
01:33:56.000You probably know this a lot better than I do, but the reason why I have hesitancy to say that we're going to go all electric with trucking is because of the size of the battery, the weight, and the amount of space it takes up in the truck.
01:34:10.000People say we're going to have a fleet of electric trucks one day.
01:34:13.000When I look at what truckers carry in terms of especially fossil fuels, but other things that are extremely heavy payloads, not your Amazon truck, not your UPS truck that is not, but really, really heavy payloads.
01:34:25.000There will not, there is not yet a battery strong enough to run that truck.
01:34:31.000Again, and let technology take its place.
01:34:33.000But right now I think the trucking industry is, the way our economy runs, I think our trucking industry is very safe.
01:34:39.000Even though I was advocating for the pipeline for fuel transportation, truckers don't have to worry about their future in the immediate future.
01:34:55.000For those unfamiliar with that reference, there's no war in Ba Sing Se.
01:34:57.000It comes from the Avatar show, where they go to this great big city called Ba Sing Se, which is literally being attacked, or there's a war with the Fire Nation, but the government doesn't allow people to talk about it.
01:35:08.000They're just like, shut up, nothing's happening.
01:35:49.000And at a certain point, I was like, man, I'm stupid!
01:35:52.000Cause if only I had bought some, I'm like, okay, I'm buying some.
01:35:55.000You know, I have a little bit from a long time ago and it's kind of crazy to see something that was not worth that much now be worth so much.
01:36:02.000But I never, man, I wish back in 2012 when it was like five bucks or whatever, I hit five bucks and I was like, ah, it's way too expensive to buy now.
01:36:34.000I'm probably just going to start treating Bitcoin as if it is worth a million dollars.
01:36:38.000So what that means is like, if someone's like, you know, Hey, I'll give you, you know, X, you know, point zero, zero, zero, whatever the Bitcoin for X amount of dollars.
01:36:45.000It's like, wow, someone handing me, you know, a hundred dollars for five bucks.
01:41:01.000There was, there's this great story where, um, I can't remember exactly what it was, but you got people listening probably know.
01:41:06.000There were like, there's like a shipwreck and a bunch of soldiers were on a boat and they were freaking out.
01:41:10.000And so then one soldier took out his weapon and took it apart and then gave everyone a piece and then took out a bunch of bullets and then gave everyone, everyone else a bullet.
01:41:20.000And then called on people who had the right pieces at the right point.
01:41:23.000And I was reading about, they said, psychologically, it took people out of panic mode and put them into a logical mode.
01:41:29.000They all sort of stopped and were waiting for their cue to participate in the completion of a logical process that allowed them to plan better, calm down, and assess a situation better.
01:42:31.000And the chicken friends will all walk out and walk, they'll come out to the right where the gate is open, then go forward and turn to the left.
01:42:38.000And then the one chicken inside is just poking its head at the fence, panicking, freaking out, not understanding why it can't get through.
01:42:44.000And then I'm like, I can't tell the chicken, the door is there.
01:43:42.000Although, in your defense and in the article's defense, it did say particularly oil and gas truck drivers because they do need special certification and those schools were shut down.
01:43:52.000Again, the implications of shutting everything down for COVID.
01:44:29.000I'm like, look, we want this particular processor.
01:44:32.000I don't want to buy a machine that's going to fail on us or just not be reliable enough as we expand because we want to do the shows outside.
01:44:36.000So we want a good machine that can handle a lot.
01:44:39.000And they're like, then we're gonna have to wait.
01:44:59.000I think Shiba Inu is a token, not a coin.
01:45:02.000In which case, I say, at least Dogecoin is an actual coin.
01:45:09.000Tokens operate, they're ERC20 tokens, they operate on Ethereum, and people can just like snap their fingers and there's like a million of them.
01:45:16.000There's gonna be 370 trillion Shiba tokens, I think.
01:46:16.000Ayla Gaming Channel says, Ayla Gaming Channel, I watched yesterday's live and you were talking about UBI.
01:46:22.000I'm not really a huge Yang fan anymore but every time you mention UBI it shows you don't really know much about his actual policy or you just choose not to know.
01:47:56.000My biggest problem with Yang, if I could just say really fast, I was home for Mother's Day in New York City, where my family is from, where I was born and raised, blah, blah, blah.
01:48:05.000I don't like UBI, but I hate the fact that his commercials are about, we're gonna invest in kids and make a better tomorrow, and UBI, and I'm like, have you looked around New York?
01:48:15.000That is not the problems facing New York, Eric Yang, and Andrew Yang, or anyone else running for mayor.
01:48:46.000I don't really have an opinion on that.
01:48:48.000I consider myself a pretty well-versed expert on fossil fuels and on renewables, but that is outside of my pay grade, so I apologize.
01:48:58.000I'm not going to be able to answer that.
01:49:00.000My general understanding is that they're excellent new technologies that will generate a massive return on energy invested better than... I don't think it's better than petroleum, right?
01:49:12.000And the other thing, the only thing I know about thorium is that it's one of those things that for 40 years we've been talking about, but no one's ever seemed to have been able to bring it to market.
01:49:23.000I think it's not radioactive, but it gets hot, so you can use it to melt salt and boil salt, which will then cause steam and crank turbines, and the salt doesn't evaporate like water does.
01:49:33.000And then we could desalinate water and use that salt to fill tanks, but there'd be dirt, brine, and other things, so we'd have to purify it.
01:50:59.000True in and on a shabbat of pressure, Betacafcare says, they are never going to sell me on destroying our country because of climate change when they won't say anything about China.
01:51:22.000I'm not a Republican. I get called the token Republican a lot, but I don't think I am a Republican.
01:51:28.000How do you identify politically? What do you do?
01:51:30.000I guess if I had to call myself something, I would like to call myself a Federalist.
01:51:34.000I mean, they existed back at the beginning of the country, but I truly believe in federalism and the most local, all power as concentrated at the localist level possible.
01:51:45.000Federalist does not mean you empower the federal government, it means you empower the local government.
01:51:49.000Yeah, it's the principle under which our country was supposed to be founded and which we lived for a long time until the Civil War and then we concentrated everything in DC because we were afraid of states going rogue again and then we built on that and built on that and then you got an FDR and then you got a Lyndon Johnson and you got a George Bush and here we are.
01:52:16.000Less fuel than internal combustion, but allows electric vehicle tech to develop alongside
01:52:20.000fossil fuel phase-out instead of instant industry destruction.
01:52:24.000That sounds like you'd lose energy though.
01:52:27.000Because you're converting it two steps.
01:52:30.000Instead of using the combustion immediately for mechanical energy, for kinetic energy, you're converting it to electricity with mechanical energy and then to electromagnetic force, it seems like.
01:52:40.000And in every conversion you lose a large percentage of potential energy.
01:53:32.000In Fallout 3, to fight the communists, the US built a giant robot called Liberty Prime, and it's like yelling things about crushing communists.
01:54:18.000And if the French can do it, no offense to France, the French can do it, America certainly could do it.
01:54:23.000I think the concern is meltdowns of corium.
01:54:26.000So it's like the type of nuclear, because there's fusion, there's thorium, those are both nuclear reactions, nuclear power, but when you have like uranium nuclear power that melts down and the corium burns through the melts through the stone casing into the earth and then into the dirt and goes into the radioactive... Thorium salt doesn't do that, though.
01:54:43.000Yeah, thorium doesn't do that, but I think they're afraid of uranium nuclear power because of the meltdown capability.
01:54:50.000I've talked to so many nuclear engineers who say that nuclear capability now is nothing the way it was 30, 40, 50 years ago, but we've never been able to build it.
01:54:58.000But we have, but only for the military.
01:55:01.000We have nuclear-powered military ships.
01:55:02.000Why can't we have nuclear-powered cruise ships?
01:55:06.000Alright, Robert Gonzalez says, if blue states are spending their money in red states, that's taking cash flow out of the blue and adding it to the red state.
01:55:13.000Wouldn't that strengthen the circulatory cash flow in the red state?
01:55:16.000No, because what happens is, the red states are working and producing things, the blue states aren't, and then the blue states get money printed by the government to go and extract the value from the people working in the red states, and then, once all of the money is out of the blue states, they'll cry again, and the government will print more money and give it to them, and then they'll go to the red states where they're doing hard work, and keep taking from them.
02:02:37.000I think it's the actions of bad people.
02:02:39.000And then a lot of people at the same time are criticizing Israel for knocking down a 13-story residential building to go after some of these extremists.
02:02:55.000I know I've had friends in Israel tell me the stories when they're like sitting down in their bedroom and all of a sudden they hear explosions and the air raid sirens go off and they can see the shrapnel.
02:03:36.000Wasn't Palestine having a hard time getting the vaccine because they didn't have funding?
02:03:40.000Because they seem to have a lot of rockets for somebody who doesn't have any funding.
02:03:44.000Well, there's a big difference between the Palestinian people who are in, you know, crisis and the terror groups who are smuggling weapons in from Iran and things like that or, you know, funded by.
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