On today's show, we have a story about a man who was on the FBI's terror watch list. We also hear about how the Secret Service failed to do their job and allow a man with a gun to sneak into the Super Bowl. Plus, Elon Musk wins a lawsuit against a large advertising cartel.
00:00:53.000Some might say it was an accident, some might say it was on purpose, but they did not do their jobs in every capacity, every step of the way, knowing the guy was there 3 hours in advance, 1 hour in advance, 26 minutes in advance, 10, 2, and even seeing a guy with a gun, not once did the Secret Service actually do their jobs.
00:01:09.000They didn't attend the security briefing, they allowed a guy to fly a drone overhead, and I will stress again, they knew he snuck in.
00:01:15.000I'm just kind of wondering what was going on, but we'll read the story, and we'll take a look at what went down with this warning.
00:01:48.000I guess that'll be fun, September 10th.
00:01:49.000And then we have another story about the FBI allowing in A man who was on the terror watch list, and it's a lot to do with the Trump assassination stuff, but I want to save the details for this one once we get into the show because it's a bit more complicated.
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00:04:06.000I've got about 17 different whistleblowing activities, and I've been pushing the envelope against the Bureau, who don't tell us the truth, it turns out, quite a bit.
00:04:13.000And now I run a podcast, which is a very strong change from picking up dead bodies on an Indian reservation.
00:04:57.000New body camera footage, video released Thursday by Butler Township from the day a man attempted to assassinate former President Trump.
00:05:05.000Shows the moment police encountered the shooter before he opened fire on the Pennsylvania crowd, and includes a police officer saying he warned the Secret Service about the building vulnerability.
00:05:16.000In one of the videos, a Butler Township officer is being hoisted onto the roof of a building near the July 13th rally, minutes before Trump was set to speak.
00:05:23.000The officer appears to peek his head over the roof before quickly dropping to the ground and running to a nearby police vehicle.
00:05:52.000This officer saw a guy on a rooftop with a gun who pointed at him before Trump even got on stage and no one stopped Trump from getting on stage?
00:06:08.000With NBC News' credibility on the line, they have reported that before Trump was set to speak, this officer encountered the man with the gun on the rooftop.
00:06:50.000So the question then is, wow, as more and more information gets released, we are left with one of the most perplexing scenarios, where the only official story we have is, for some reason, the Secret Service did not do their job.
00:07:06.000Now, some might argue that it was all just pure incompetence, but that seems strange to me that there could be so much of it.
00:07:13.000Now, don't get me wrong, I think the government's relatively incompetent quite a bit, but when people are screaming, he's got a gun on the roof, it's a bit more than incompetence.
00:07:22.000When the Secret Service doesn't come to the security briefing, when they know that this guy snuck in, When they see him three hours in advance with a rangefinder, one hour in advance, once again, lurking around with a rangefinder, where did the gun come from?
00:07:41.000How was he able to bypass all of this security?
00:07:44.000The idea that it was pure incompetence is... You know, you can't call it a conspiracy theory in the literal sense, but in the figurative sense, it's a conspiracy theory.
00:08:23.000So what I'm saying is, if we want to use conspiracy theorists in the sense, the way the media does, that anybody who challenges official narratives or whatever, Then if you believe this is incompetence, you're a conspiracy theorist.
00:08:36.000First and foremost, there is no official story.
00:08:38.000We don't know where he got the gun, how he got it up there.
00:08:40.000They're saying maybe it was collapsible or something, maybe he got it from his dad.
00:08:43.000There's conflicting stories about whether he climbed an air conditioner or there was a ladder.
00:08:47.000We have not received an official narrative, an official story of who this guy is, what his motivation was, why he was there, how he bypassed security, why security wasn't doing their job, why Secret Service didn't pull Trump from the stage.
00:09:17.000She was working on the sloped roof situation.
00:09:19.000She had to work out whether that was going to pull well.
00:09:21.000Well, she said, you know, the buck stops with me and the Secret Service is in charge.
00:09:25.000But actually, local police was in charge of that video.
00:09:26.000I mean, she tried to throw them under the bus immediately and shift the narrative away from her while also simultaneously trying to say, I'm the head of this organization and the buck stops with me.
00:09:35.000I think, obviously, it's intentional that we have no information here.
00:09:39.000And I think that is just going to further harm American public trust, not just in the institutions, but also in other people.
00:09:47.000This cop in the body camera footage even says, how the hell could you lose a guy walking over here?
00:09:52.000He says he told the Secret Service four days in advance to post someone up there.
00:10:45.000They say in another clip released Thursday, an unidentified Butler Township officer said about 10 minutes after Trump was shot that he told the Secret Service about the building's vulnerability days before the rally.
00:10:52.000So this guy sees the guy on the roof and yells on the radio, they don't pull Trump off the stage.
00:10:58.000So now not only do we have regular people screaming, he's on the roof, he's got a gun, and Secret Service does nothing.
00:11:03.000You've got a cop saying he was calling on the radio, he's on the roof, bro on the roof, they did nothing.
00:11:09.000I'm sorry, the only thing I can say is I don't intend to go out and buy a Mega Millions ticket right now because the amount of incompetency for it were to be an accident would be the stars aligning perfectly and I might as well just go win a billion dollars.
00:11:23.000Because you gotta look at the simple solution.
00:11:25.000Did every accident in the world happen?
00:11:28.000Did every person stationed here at the Secret Service just have like an IQ of 70?
00:11:34.000Or were they intentionally ignoring what was going on?
00:11:38.000I'm going to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I think there were just so many levels of incompetencies that overlapped with one another.
00:11:48.000It was this poor communication between the local law enforcement team in Butler and the Secret Service, not knowing who was going to secure the roof of this building.
00:12:20.000We can assume he's lying, or we can assume it's the truth.
00:12:23.000I think the safe bet we can make right now is, this is body camera footage from that day, right when they saw the shooter, before he took the shot.
00:12:31.000The guy is saying, I told them four days ago.
00:12:34.000So I don't care about anything Kim Chill said after the fact.
00:12:37.000This is a cop saying they were told to get a guy on the roof.
00:12:59.000So we would be on the ground, walking around.
00:13:02.000The thing that people thought that was going on on January 6th, or what would be the right thing for them to do, which is to basically Look for people that are dropping backpacks behind a, you know, behind a tree and leaving explosives.
00:13:12.000We would do the thing like trying to protect First Amendment civil liberties.
00:13:16.000What I saw in that clip, which I think is very salient, number one, the guy goes up, right?
00:13:20.000He puts his head over the top of the edge.
00:13:21.000He looks over, supposedly sees the gunman.
00:13:28.000He sprints back to his patrol cruiser.
00:13:30.000And he gets a rifle, and he's so rattled that he's not even able to get the magazine into the rifle.
00:13:35.000I watched this a couple of times, but he's like, I mean, he's totally rattled, but here's the thing.
00:13:38.000He ran from the one place where he knew where the guy was, and he went to go get a rifle, which is a thing means that he was not paying attention.
00:13:45.000He could have just laid there and covered the roof and then been there vectoring in a SWAT team.
00:13:49.000That would be a totally heads up move.
00:13:51.000And what we've also heard is that the Secret Service, and this is the most probable thing that I've ever heard, didn't use the local PD's radios.
00:13:59.000When you work on a federal system, especially if you're traveling, because I used to do this for a living.
00:14:03.000I've been to 20 different field offices working out of other places.
00:14:16.000I've seen the least competency when it comes to functioning on a radio.
00:14:19.000So the comm situation, it makes sense that they're calling in, they're screaming across the TAC channel that's supposed to be going to Secret Service, and at best it's going into a relay station in a trailer somewhere and not getting out to those agents.
00:14:31.000So the delayed response, it does make sense in that case.
00:14:34.000I also agree with you that the number of screw-ups that have to happen defy credulity.
00:14:39.000Every single level, because there are so many of them.
00:15:10.000First of all, Chris Wray came in and said one thing, and he was trying to push this, like, collapsible stock thing.
00:15:14.000And you can tell that Chris Wray doesn't know anything about guns.
00:15:16.000Because he talks about it, he's like, I don't know the difference between a rate of a semi-automatic... Collapsible stock, it was only like four inches, doesn't it?
00:15:21.000Now, the possibility is that he's got something like a law-tactable folding adapter, so you can actually fold that sucker down, and then you can actually knock off 12 inches.
00:15:27.000But are you telling me that a kid took a 16-inch barrel plus the entire upper, which is still, you know, it's 24 inches, it's 28 inches long, and that was concealable?
00:15:37.000I've seen one guy, I followed one terrorist subject in my three years of doing that for full-time, I followed one terrorist subject who could conceal, carry an AR-15.
00:16:02.000Let's play some of this footage we have here from NBC.
00:16:05.000This is the video I'm talking about, showing a Butler Township, Pennsylvania police officer climbing up on the roof before immediately dropping back down.
00:16:13.000Potentially because there was concern that the shooter could turn his rifle on the officer.
00:16:18.000There's no audio from that moment, but some video later captures the officer's immediate reaction to what he saw.
00:16:33.000And remember, the suspect, the shooter, was able to get several shots off in the moments after that officer climbed the roof, hurting the former president and killing a bystander.
00:17:47.000Here's some of the fog of war stuff that people have to put in, because some of the incompetency can be explained, even though it's horrific.
00:17:52.000We saw some of it in that body cam footage, which they didn't show, which is the guys running.
00:17:55.000They actually put a couple of pallets up on a little overhang, And so they boosted a couple of SWAT guys up.
00:18:32.000What I saw in the video, everyone thought it was like one dude who was taking the shot and they're like, look there he is taking the kill shot or whatever and they show the rifle moving.
00:18:38.000He breaks contact with the glass and all this other kind of stuff and that poor guy is probably going to get lambasted about this forever.
00:18:43.000But it looks like he broke contact because he flinched because he wasn't prepared.
00:18:45.000He saw shots coming in and he thought it was coming at him.
00:18:49.000The further snipers are the ones that took the shot.
00:18:51.000I can imagine that you're sitting there looking at a roof where someone is supposed to be because there was someone supposed to be there for all the things that we've heard.
00:18:57.000They weren't there, but there was supposed to be someone.
00:19:00.000And imagine that you're a cop or you're a Secret Service uniformed division guy and
00:19:03.000you're on the gun and you pan over and there's a dude in a place where a dude is supposed
00:19:07.000to be and the dude has a gun and there's supposed to be a guy with a gun there.
00:19:10.000But he's wearing shorts and he's got long hair and weird glasses and you're like, is
00:19:17.000And then you don't have comms with whoever the local sniper team that's supposed to be putting the guy up there or whatever it looks like.
00:19:22.000And you have that moment of hesitation and that guy at the same time has the same problem of the cop coming up.
00:19:26.000There can be a carnival of errors, like the symphony of things that line up.
00:19:30.000I do agree that there is some incompetence, whether it's intentional or just absolutely reckless.
00:19:35.000I don't want to speculate on it yet, but I will tell you this.
00:19:38.000The single worst trainee that any of you can imagine, just get on your imagination hats and think of the worst person that you would ever put through the FBI Academy.
00:20:21.000I know somebody who's a very smart person, but they have no experience with guns.
00:20:26.000And we went to a range, and I would make the assumption, based on just understanding the mechanisms of a gun by looking at it, that a reasonably smart person would not do this.
00:20:39.000And then... And it was actually scary because... It's a good way to get hurt!
00:20:44.000She put her hand over the gun like this, and held for about a second, two seconds, and then that's when I noticed and screamed, and then she took her hands, pointed down, and I was like, holy crap.
00:20:54.000So this gal that we're talking about, she didn't hold on to a shotgun while sending Buck a shotgun.
00:21:01.000And, you know, I almost watched one of my buddies catch buckshot in the side of the head because they're standing on a common firing line.
00:21:06.000That assumes that you're going to be pointing in a safe direction, not letting it go like this.
00:21:10.000It took her 15 minutes to do a two-minute driving course.
00:21:12.000So these kind of people, if you're going to take them in, and it just turns out that she was a military veteran, even though she was the weakest one I've ever seen, she was a Hispanic female, so you have three things that they are checking in these boxes.
00:21:23.000And if you are going for these types of what we would call diversity hires, or whatever you want to call it, When that person is getting hired on and they're making every excuse, there is more flexibility for screw-ups than you would ever imagine.
00:21:35.000It does defy credulity, but still, they're out there.
00:21:37.000I realize that some people are just listening, and then explain.
00:21:40.000What I was describing is holding the gun by putting your left hand over where the slide
00:21:45.000is, and if you pull the trigger, that's going to, it's probably going to rip your thumb
00:21:54.000Competitive shooters get it, but if you're screwing it up, then yeah, you lose pieces of skin.
00:21:57.000Well, I think if you put your hand over the slide and pull the trigger... Yeah, you might break a finger or... Yeah, break your thumb or something.
00:22:03.000But this is just for people who don't have the experience.
00:22:05.000Now, these are the kind of people who are going to be brought in, and they're just standing around...
00:22:09.00030% of my class when I went through in 2016 had never held a firearm before.
00:22:13.000Now, I'm 35 at the time, so I'm a little bit older, but I feel like if you sign up to be an FBI agent, you maybe have gone to a range once just to check it out.
00:22:21.000I do believe that this country is facing a managerial crisis, and a large component is COVID.
00:22:29.000With all the mass retirements that happened, a lot of people who weren't prepared to take the next step or the next role, they shouldn't be there.
00:22:45.000You're really good in the mailroom, so you get a promotion to, you know... Look, they do this in police... ...from other offices you can't handle.
00:22:51.000This is the thing that happens in law enforcement in general.
00:22:53.000Nobody can tell me that the best patrol officer on the street, that is the best at stopping drunk drivers and handles people efficiently and drives safely, is also going to be the best detective.
00:23:04.000There's probably some overlap in that skill set.
00:23:06.000But just because you did a great job on the street on patrol does not mean that you're great investigators.
00:23:13.000There are some investigators that are brilliant, but they should never leave the office because they're morons when they go talk to people.
00:23:22.000I'll just say, I think the story they've given us, the only thing I'm willing to accept with this story is that the details they give us to the media are wrong because the media lies all the time.
00:23:33.000There's more... When we get to the story with the FBI... I'm going to pull that up right now.
00:23:37.000There's some things in there that I'm going to show you that overlap, I think.
00:23:40.000So I'm saying, as of right now, based on the stories we've gotten from the press and the body camera footage, I do not believe it is realistic or reasonable to conclude this was incompetence.
00:23:51.000But let's jump to the story from the post-millennial, which should remove all doubt!
00:23:55.000FBI allowed suspect arrested for plot to assassinate Trump into U.S.
00:24:17.000This is a much bigger story, and it tells of a much bigger problem that goes back at least 20, maybe 25 years.
00:24:24.000If you give me a little bit of leeway, I'll explain why these things lead me to think what went on with Thomas Crooks is a little bit more dangerous than what they're saying.
00:24:30.000Did they bring him in to arrest him, or how long did they allow him— Three months, is what it sounds like.
00:25:44.000The senior executive service in all federal governments, but definitely in the FBI that I was able to experience, they get paid a five figure bonus.
00:25:50.000It's like between 30 and 50, maybe $60,000 if they hit all their metrics.
00:25:55.000So they are incentivized to get arrests in certain categories.
00:25:59.000They're incentivized to do these sort of things.
00:26:01.000And the other thing that we know, because we had some whistleblowers come to me and my guys, and so I represent a number of different whistleblowers in the FBI, they came out and said, the FBI went so hard on January 6th that they overdid the number of hours that they're allowed to assign to domestic terrorism.
00:26:16.000Because they have to spread themselves to international terrorism and domestic terrorism.
00:26:20.000They massively overdid it for DT, which is the abbreviation.
00:26:26.000And when they went after these DT cases, they did it so badly that they sent out section chiefs from headquarters to all the field offices regionally and said, listen, we need you to go through all of your domestic terrorism cases and find connections to international terrorism so we can recategorize your hours.
00:26:52.000And in order to do that, they were like, hey, did you find a dude who is a white supremacist, but he was in a chat room somewhere that later on an Al Qaeda guy went into?
00:26:59.000Because we can tie them together and make this a 415 instead of a 266.
00:27:35.000And so an undercover or a CHS will go and meet with that person, they will enable their best ideas, they will fund it, and they will push them along until the point where they're ready to go do it, and then it's like, hey, we're gonna give you the gun, and the minute they touch the gun, bam, it's flashbangs at your feet, it's SWAT team, and you're done and you're in cuffs, and now you're facing 20 to life for material support of terrorism.
00:27:54.000The craziest piece that I've been able to kind of speculate on a Thomas Crooks.
00:28:32.000And maybe he listens to some of the people out there talking, saying, the people that are telling you to do violent stuff are probably fed, so you'll get caught.
00:28:39.000You know it's a death mission to go shoot at a former president.
00:28:49.000So, real quick, you're saying there's a possibility this Crooks guy, they were doing what the FBI does, where they set somebody up, but then he breaks off halfway and goes rogue.
00:28:59.000How do you assume that you're going to control this person only because you've always controlled people?
00:29:04.000When you get complacent, And you get lazy in the type of work you do.
00:29:08.000For example, if you go and go after pedophiles, what you'll find is that basically 90 plus percent of them are going to turn themselves in when confronted because they're not violent people, at least not to grown-ups.
00:29:17.000And certainly not to grown-ups like men with guns who have beards.
00:29:20.000But there's a small percentage of them that will get violent. And the majority of them will be
00:29:24.000violent to themselves. They will commit suicide. And that's just a thing that they do. That's just
00:29:27.000the stats. But a very, very small percent of them, especially if you learn the lesson that most of
00:29:31.000them will surrender, the rest of them will commit suicide, maybe 1% of that small little group is
00:29:36.000going to get violent and decide it's a one-way mission, and they'll shoot at you. The FBI learned
00:29:40.000that mission or that sort of lesson in 2020 when they had two agents that were shot and a couple
00:29:45.000others that were... Two were killed and a couple were shot going after a guy that was doing child
00:29:49.000So it's a real thing that if you get complacent and you do the same thing over and over again, you think that you have control over your guy.
00:29:56.000And imagine that one of them squirts out.
00:29:58.000That's what scares me about this, uh, this guy from, uh, Pakistan who was supposedly in the employment of Iran.
00:30:03.000The FBI let him in, and then they supposedly had him under 24-7 surveillance for like three months.
00:32:10.000Anyway, you were about to say something.
00:32:11.000I was going to ask if you can talk more about how the quotas are set.
00:32:15.000Like, is this set by Congress through budget requirements, or is it just, you know, whoever's at the top of the totem pole is like, I think we need to have this many domestic terrorism cases.
00:32:23.000Do you know what the self-licking ice cream count is?
00:32:27.000It's that thing from Texas, that drag show and kids?
00:32:31.000Like there's a tongue and there's an ice cream cone, and they're on the same thing.
00:32:34.000So the tongue licks the ice cream and the ice cream is there to be licked by the tongue.
00:32:38.000The government sets its own situation up.
00:32:40.000It's the reason why guys like me, we're not adjudicated to be whistleblowers.
00:32:44.000It's because the government investigated the government and found that the government did nothing wrong.
00:32:47.000Which part of the government is which one?
00:32:49.000The FBI determines through a big process called IPM.
00:32:52.000They decide how many cases they expect to see.
00:32:55.000And they might as well be throwing darts at a board because there's no way to guess.
00:32:59.000What they should say is, we want to make sure that these number of probabilities are handled and we're going to flex resources where they need to go.
00:33:05.000Instead, what they say is, we had 800.
00:33:10.000We're gonna have 950, and we're gonna divvy them up to the 56 field offices, and they're all gonna have a piece of it.
00:33:15.000And when they hit their number, they get a gold star in that category.
00:33:18.000And if they don't do it, they get a green, and then a yellow, and then a red.
00:33:21.000And if you can get green and gold across the board, your bonus is made so the head of the field office gets that bonus.
00:33:28.000So everybody down the chain is incentivized to do it, because if you're a field agent, like I was, like I never cared about this kind of stuff, I think it's dumb, but you see that your boss comes to you and is like, hey, we need to open up these cases.
00:33:37.000They made us keep cases open That we're like, why am I keeping this open?
00:33:40.000They're like, you need to do something for your job.
00:33:41.000And I'm like, shouldn't I do the cases that matter?
00:33:44.000No, you should do the cases that you have.
00:33:46.000And that is a very different mindset than what people assume.
00:33:47.000You know, I just thought of something.
00:33:54.000So you had a bunch of like, you know, derpy guys had no idea what's going on, and then you get these informants, and FBI agents were actually directing what these guys were doing.
00:34:12.000If there are 16 guys, 12 of them are either informants or a couple of them are actual agents, and they're talking about and doing all the stuff, and then one of the guys, who's the Marx, records what they're saying, goes to the press and says, the FBI is planning to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer, I have proof, and gives them the recordings and the names of the guys.
00:34:32.000It's literally an FBI agent plotting the kidnapping of Gretchen Whitmer.
00:34:45.000What I mean is, when the event is allowed to continue to some point, the FBI then goes, aha, you're under arrest!
00:34:52.000But they were the ones who were actually doing the plot.
00:34:55.000If the plot was interrupted midway through by journalists, real ones, or by some kind of whistleblower who uploads the video footage and says, this guy's an FBI agent and he wants to kidnap Whitmer, How do they get out of that?
00:35:05.000No, no, we were trying to set them up.
00:35:07.000Here's the funniest thing, because you had all these people that were really, really upset about Donald Trump getting immunity for official acts.
00:35:13.000There's a thing that's referred to as otherwise illegal activity.
00:35:18.000Otherwise, illegal activity is a sign-off that is delegated from the President down to the Attorney General, down to the United States Attorney's office in whatever area you're in, and then your assistant United States Attorney, which is your prosecutor, your line prosecutor for the federal government, says, yes, you can sell drugs.
00:35:32.000You can be an undercover- because you can't sell drugs to somebody.
00:35:34.000But you're saying someone at the highest level of the FBI signed off on an agent- It doesn't have to go.
00:36:09.000The book is called The Terror Factory.
00:36:10.000It's in its 10th anniversary right now.
00:36:12.000My buddies told me this was required reading to be on the surveillance team I was on, so that we knew that when they hit the panic button and said, we got a terrorist, like Janine in the Ghostbusters, you know, we got one, you'd get the call and you'd be like, okay, let's see what it really is.
00:36:24.000And you get there and you're like, another one of these.
00:36:26.000They would act like it was the biggest case ever.
00:37:09.000There was a guy who was legitimately psychotic and the agents who were running the case said
00:37:14.000that he was psychotic to me as I was doing that work. They were like, yep, he hasn't slept in
00:37:20.000He wakes himself up every 45 minutes, he prays the Quran until he cries, and he is nuts.
00:37:25.000He gets in his car, he drives 110 miles an hour, he drives by the Pulse nightclub, which was like an hour and 30 minutes away, because he's really excited about Omar Mateen.
00:38:26.000And then they ended up getting the guy into custody by getting him to buy, like, a suppressed Glock and a baby AK, whatever he was calling it.
00:38:36.000His sister felt so betrayed that less than a week after her brother was arrested, she went to the police station wearing her full Islamic garb.
00:38:43.000It was like a full, like, you know, head to toe.
00:38:46.000With a 10-inch butcher knife underneath her vestments.
00:38:49.000And when a cop came out because she was sobbing and said, ma'am, is there something wrong?
00:39:06.000But imagine that you went to the federal government and you're like, look, I'm going to try to help.
00:39:09.000And you're like, my brother's got these problems.
00:39:10.000By the way, the kid has a really sad story, too.
00:39:13.000He was 15 years old and he was put into a terrorist internment camp in Saudi Arabia and tortured for like three or four years before he was released back in the United States.
00:39:20.000So he's broken and he needed mental health.
00:39:58.000GARM started in 2019 in part to help advertisers avoid having their promotions show up alongside content they deemed harmful.
00:40:08.000A global advertising association said it is suspending the operations of a unit focused on brand safety two days after Elon Musk's company, X, sued the group, alleging it organized an illegal ad boycott.
00:40:18.000The World Federation of Advertisers, WFA, confirmed Thursday that it would halt its non-profit initiative.
00:40:24.000This is basically what leftist activists do.
00:40:26.000...to control narrative and manipulate people.
00:40:29.000Well, Rumble also joined the lawsuit, and now it has been dismantled.
00:40:34.000With Elon Musk buying X, they cannot contend with such a massive, multi-billion dollar platform filing these lawsuits.
00:40:43.000So, you know, look, we can thank Elon for buying Twitter, turning it into Axe, bringing free speech back to certain degrees.
00:40:51.000There are certain things that are still bad on the platform, but I think Musk's doing a really great job.
00:40:54.000And then, there's more than just your right to speak on the platform and getting your account back.
00:40:59.000For instance, Carl Benjamin, back on the platform after Elon Musk bought it.
00:41:03.000Now, at the global stage, these advertiser boycotts and this woke machine is failing.
00:42:02.000They go and they say, hey, we're willing to bring all of our advertisers who have all signed on to these rules, and if you are going to play ball with us, then we'll bring our advertisers.
00:42:09.000But otherwise, we'll tell all the people that signed on that they're not going to be allowed Because they've gone into binding agreements under this, and now it's dismantled.
00:42:28.000For X, there's a lot of cash flow, and you have the attention.
00:42:31.000But if you're a smaller organization that's trying to start out, having a coalition of people saying, we're going to block advertising from your platform is completely detrimental.
00:42:41.000In fact, it could be fatal to your business.
00:44:12.000Yeah, no more, again, editor problems.
00:44:14.000The thing that's really sad is whenever you have, if you run an online business, you can opt out of advertisers that are going to bring you, like ad agencies will come to you and say, Hey, we want to advertise on your podcast, on your program, whatever it is.
00:45:20.000The reason we launched coffee is partially why we have Casper is partially because coffee is easy and everybody loves coffee, but it's also because we want physical location.
00:45:28.000So the actual intent was we bought a building first.
00:45:31.000We were trying to open up a coffee shop.
00:45:43.000So Chris is like, people on this website sell a lot of coffee, let's go to Dunkin' and see if they wanna advertise here because everybody who's watching these shows, they buy a lot of coffee.
00:47:22.000We're gonna take a quick break here to tell you about our sponsors.
00:47:25.000Now this episode is brought to you by Bunker Vitamins, the w- So Ryan Long is playing The Patriot Hour, and then he's got, uh, I'm not sure what- is that- who is that?
00:49:00.000YouTube is leftist, Facebook is leftist, and none of these advertisers are like, well, you know, the left-wing bias on your platform is a problem for us.
00:49:07.000I just don't think the transgression will be big enough to really anger the MAGA overlords enough.
00:49:13.000Before with the Bud Light, it was the transgenders, and you know, that really gets the people going.
00:49:18.000This, sending an email saying you want to advertise with them, it doesn't equate to that transgender culture war, electrocuted rail of really getting everybody going.
00:50:15.000But that being said, there are so many local coffee companies like coffee is an easy thing to buy smaller than than from a big national chain.
00:50:56.000I mean, they serve donuts and then a lot of people go get their other sugary garbage drinks like 50 grams of sugar, all their gross syrups.
00:51:54.000And we use, you know, like really good butter that's grass-fed butter, you know, from good brass-fed cows.
00:51:59.000But the end of the day is those commercial binders are the thing that are really ugly.
00:52:02.000If you go eat, let's say, French bread in Paris, you can run on a baguette like all day long and you're not going to feel the same way as if you were to go get one that's coming from like a Safeway or, you know, whatever.
00:52:17.000But as you do those, those will sit on the shelf for days, and they'll last in your house for days.
00:52:22.000Sourdough's good for a day, day and a half, two days, and then it's really good for croutons after that, because that's how it's supposed to be.
00:52:30.000While we're here, and we're talking about whether or not anyone should boycott Dunkin' Donuts, we've got the product name, Buttermilk Donut.
00:54:11.000You know, impulsively, I want to say the Israel-Palestine conflict, but even then, it's actually not true, because I love eating at Lebanese and Palestinian restaurants.
00:54:21.000Whenever I travel a lot for work, and I love Middle Eastern food, and there won't be a lot of Israeli restaurants in Random Area, but a lot of Lebanese, a lot of Palestinian restaurants.
00:54:31.000Would you boycott Dunkin' Donuts if they launched a promotional From the River to the Sea campaign, where if you sing the song, they'll give you 10% off?
00:54:38.000You know, if I were to be inclined to buy Dunkin' Donuts products, then yeah, I wouldn't be suede otherwise.
00:54:44.000It's just, you know, the bottom line is if I want your product, I'll buy it.
00:54:47.000And I'm not arrogant enough to think my individual dollar will make a difference, but maybe those very influential Jews with a lot of shekels would.
00:54:55.000So that would be the... All right, let's get to the political news.
00:54:57.000Ladies and gentlemen, Trump says... I'm the Jude Cross, but not the other stuff.
00:55:00.000From ABC News, Trump says he has agreed to offer from ABC News to debate Kamala Harris.
00:55:07.000Trump had previously cast doubt about debating Harris on ABC.
00:55:10.000Well, they were supposed to debate on Fox News, and then Kamala Harris didn't want to do it, so Trump agreed to her terms, I guess.
00:55:33.000I think he was just trying to generate press coverage.
00:55:36.000Yeah, I think you're starting to see the Trump campaign go back on the offensive, which I appreciate.
00:55:42.000I think for a little while, especially with the opening days of the Harris campaign, they were sort of...
00:55:47.000Naturally having to respond to what was being presented to them.
00:55:51.000I saw that Harris had tweeted out something like, I see that Trump has finally agreed to the debate, like took him long enough or something like that, which I find so crazy because the original ABC September 10th debate that they had agreed to was Trump-Biden, and I don't understand.
00:56:39.000This is what I think is so strange about the Kamala Harris campaign in general, which is that she's walking this line of, like, I'm going to carry the Biden legacy and also, like, I am a new different person.
00:56:49.000On day one, I'm going to do something new.
00:56:50.000If you didn't like what he did, I'm not doing that.
00:56:52.000But if you liked it, that was all me because I'm on that ticket.
00:56:55.000This is just back and forth that's going to make me personally crazy through November.
00:57:00.000I mean, if, you know, I thought I was voting for you in a lot and suddenly Serge and some other random guy, Serge being our producer, showed up, I would be sort of frustrated because it wasn't the same ticket, even if you guys are claiming to be part of the same party.
00:57:12.000You totally switched your chip, like the meme.
00:57:15.000When you got the new chip in, then you'd be ready to go.
00:57:17.000But the other part of this is really, I think that Trump being like, So she had said, I thought you said anytime, anywhere, which I'm pretty sure that's what Biden said.
00:57:31.000Him coming back and saying, okay, three debates, back to back to back.
00:57:33.000The fact that he had proposed, I think it was September 5th, this September 10th date, and then September 25th.
00:57:37.000He is trying to wear Kamala out, which I find fascinating.
00:57:41.000He is a much better debater than she is.
00:57:42.000The more you put her in front of a microphone, the more that you put her to the test, the more you squeeze her, the more you're going to see how weak she is.
00:57:49.000She's only got a certain number of canned things, and then it's all cackles after that.
00:58:58.000I'm not trying to elect a role model for my kids.
00:59:00.000And that's the thing that I always have to separate.
00:59:02.000Everybody that's mad about who the person is, right?
00:59:05.000It's like, dude, it's not a perfect vessel.
00:59:06.000And by the way, I actually believe in a constitutional republic.
00:59:09.000I don't think the president should be that important.
00:59:11.000Like, I think we went off the rails in 1913 for a lot of reasons, and people that are in the chat will be, you know, all amped up about the Federal Reserve, but when we started direct electing senators, I think we went off the rails.
00:59:21.000We took the situation and we took the infrastructure of this country, and we changed it fundamentally.
00:59:26.000And I also would like to see all the state houses that are red right now, I'd love to see them just go like, you know what, we don't care about your election, do a general election, say what you want, and then we're going to appoint our electors anyway.
00:59:51.000He's just, the people around him that love him, that I like, I'm respectful of them.
00:59:56.000I've never spent any time with Trump personally, so I don't have that kind of affection for
01:00:00.000And I don't do the thing where it's like, oh, I've never met him, but like, he'll fix all the ills!
01:00:04.000It's like, I don't believe in that either.
01:00:05.000Well, include one president fix all the ills.
01:00:05.000Like, I've also been alive long enough.
01:00:07.000I think so much of this election is going to be sort of righting the ship, like turning it in a direction that you were like- It's going to have to stop the ship tilting.
01:01:25.000If you're talking about maximizing the amount of votes you receive from 330 million people, every margin counts, you're going to go lowest common denominator.
01:01:42.000That's the thing people keep forgetting.
01:01:43.000Like, where are the people saying, like, not only do we need a Trump, we also need them to go ahead and capture the House and maybe the Senate.
01:01:48.000Theoretically, there are things you could do with the executive, through the executive branch by instructing how things are enforced in terms of law enforcement by saying, we no longer prioritize investigations.
01:05:19.000The one video I think is good evidence, and I think people should start investigating this, is when she's saying, stay woke and be more woke.
01:05:35.000I think the laughing was trying to mask that she was having some kind of, maybe she's having a panic attack, and she's trying to make it seem like she's laughing.
01:05:50.000My brother did that once when he was on Mushrooms.
01:05:52.000He just said things that he read in front of him.
01:05:54.000I think we should, uh, somebody should pull up as many videos of her speaking as possible, because people can do this, and look for when she laughs to see how often she's just going, And how often she's talking.
01:06:09.000I think it's a panic attack or a tick.
01:06:11.000Kind of like what you see Joaquin Phoenix do in Joker which I just watched on the plane in today.
01:06:19.000Really uncomfortable stuff where you're like, this could go into a cry, this could go into a...
01:06:25.000If you've seen Joker, Walking Phoenix, he's got this disorder where he laughs uncontrollably at random moments, and then he starts busting out laughing like, and then he covers his mouth and starts crying.
01:09:05.000That's what they thought Biden was going to do to him.
01:09:07.000But she's sort of a one-trick pony, right?
01:09:08.000Like we know how she'll present on the debate stage, that she is, you know, female girl boss here to wag her finger at Trump and say, I am speaking, you know, that's her go-to like got a moment for any kind of, we just saw this the other night with the protesters.
01:09:22.000Like she had a planned moment in that for when protests were going to chant at her.
01:09:45.000Part of it is because he's actually very authentic.
01:09:48.000You are getting whatever Trump you're getting, whereas Kamala is presenting as politician.
01:09:52.000Think about this though, Donald Trump has basically been attacked more than anybody that I've ever seen in any venue, name it, like it doesn't matter, in the public eye for like a decade.
01:10:01.000It's pretty hard to take those kind of hits and continuously, like all of this stuff, like he's heard it all before.
01:10:07.000You're not going to find a new line of attack after a decade of this stuff.
01:10:10.000So I do think it's interesting to see him go out there, like I said, as long as he kind of just, he can dial it back.
01:10:15.000He doesn't need They have to campaign on a record, and the record is atrocious, and she's terrible at doing it.
01:11:06.000Before anybody started calling him an anti-vaxxer, which I thought he was, I thought he was this nut, this conspiracy theorist nut, until I read his book.
01:11:14.000I read The Real Anthony Fauci, and I'm like, what?
01:11:20.000These health organizations, insane amounts of money, and then also the government is in on it, and also what the number is that these guys made off of these products.
01:11:30.000Well, okay, I think we hit the point that he was making with RFK Jr.
01:11:45.000I think Joe Rogan's audience is too big, and I know a lot of people who are liberals who watch him, and I think Joe's concern is if he were to come out and say, look, RFK Jr.
01:11:57.000is probably better but can't win, so I think the only other option is Trump because Kamala makes no sense.
01:12:34.000and he makes the most sense doesn't mean he actually thinks he's the one you should vote for.
01:12:36.000It's who he is going to be voting for.
01:12:39.000For those who are considering voting for a third-party candidate, especially if you are in a swing state, you're essentially throwing your vote away.
01:12:47.000And it doesn't serve any political purpose in that race.
01:12:50.000It could serve a political purpose insofar as you're saying, you know, here's two or three percent.
01:12:55.000But in most cases, in all cases, voting for the so-called lesser of two evils is how you actually practice politics in reality.
01:13:03.000To have a protest vote and Jill Stein or RFK Jr.
01:13:06.000or something is a waste of your time and I think a lot of people are voting for third-party candidates, whether it be RFK or, you know, a green ticket candidate or whatever, because they don't actually want to commit to a protest vote.
01:13:20.000It's sort of, you know, the third way out.
01:13:23.000You could either cast a vote for someone that you're like, I absolutely hate this person, I'm gonna vote for their opponent, or you could be like, I'm just gonna go stand over here with these other people and watch from afar.
01:13:31.000I think there's something about youth.
01:13:33.000So I saw Kyle Rittenhouse get kind of raked over the coals for saying he wants to write in Rand Paul.
01:13:42.000The story is that when you're younger, you have less skin in the game, you don't have kids, you may not be married, you may not make as much income, and so you can be more idealistic.
01:13:52.000You can stand on principles and think it matters.
01:13:54.000As you get older, you get a little bit more pragmatic, you start realizing that outcomes are a little bit more important, so maybe you have a little bit more skin in the game, you understand maybe you're making more money, and the realistic outcome changes.
01:14:03.000But I don't want to live in a country where if you say, hey, I don't agree with you politically, I want to vote for somebody else, that we have to cancel you, because that's gross to me.
01:14:10.000Because I grew up in the 80s, and we didn't do that, and we didn't do that in the 90s either.
01:14:14.000Like, there were people that were friends that voted for, you know, that didn't vote for Bill Clinton, and they still got along.
01:14:19.000You don't have to vote for the party that your friends do if we want to live in a reasonable America.
01:14:24.000And are you looking to Kyle Rittenhouse for political advice?
01:14:28.000I might look to him for how to use the forward assist on an AR under stress.
01:14:59.000I'm saying based on the record we saw from Trump in the first place, I did not vote for him in 2016.
01:15:04.000There's a reason why I voted for him in 2020.
01:15:06.000And based on where we're at currently, I think the logical conclusion is yet there's no reason to vote for RFK Jr.
01:15:12.000Donald Trump actually is a marginally net positive president for a lot of reasons in the political landscape.
01:15:19.000I am saying that anybody who's honestly approaching the issues, the news, and what's currently happening in this country could not reasonably conclude there's anything else to do.
01:15:29.000That's why my immediate assumption is, and I mean no disrespect, that Joe is just trying to stay neutral to a certain degree.
01:15:36.000He's saying, I don't want... But also consider this too.
01:15:39.000Joe's show is a massive red pill for a lot of people, especially with the COVID narrative and the lies.
01:15:45.000For people who are watching Joe, if he comes out and says Trump, and then instantly they're like, oh, he's a Trump guy.
01:15:55.000So it's the smartest thing, probably strategically, business-wise and politically, when you have a show as big as his, to just say, I don't want to be involved in the politics.
01:16:06.000Listen to what we have to say, because I tell you this, more people have probably voted for Trump and will vote for Trump because of Joe Rogan than anybody else, whether or not Joe says he's going to vote for him.
01:16:47.000The way that he approaches things are something that nobody else is really doing the way that he does it, and that's why he's been so successful.
01:16:53.000He doesn't come out and say, hey, I think all these really aggressive things.
01:17:25.000And oftentimes he brings on really interesting guests that kind of tell you other stuff.
01:17:28.000The weirdest thing I ever heard on Joe Rogan that has changed my mind about something, I don't know if it's true or not, but I listened to Alex Jones and him talking about aliens, And Alex Jones flirting the idea that these could be human time travelers from way in the future that basically don't need a physical body anymore in the same way, so they have huge evolved craniums.
01:17:45.000And I was like, oh my god, that makes way more sense than anything else that I've heard.
01:17:49.000It makes way more sense than people coming to spy on us like a petri dish.
01:17:52.000So I just took that away and I went, cool, now I question what I think about things.
01:17:56.000It doesn't have to be on any particular thing.
01:17:58.000If you're willing to question anything that you tell, and you're like, oh, I believe this to be true.
01:18:10.000No, no, it makes more sense that we're in a simulation, which is entertainment for an advanced species that use us to generate... It's basically an AI-generated sitcom.
01:18:20.000And Donald Trump is the main character.
01:18:33.000And I think there were phone calls between Donald Trump and RFK Jr.
01:18:36.000in the past of rumors of them potentially working together.
01:18:39.000Well, there was a leaked phone call where Trump was asking for the endorsement.
01:18:42.000RFK apparently was like, no, delete it, it's bad, we don't want to do that.
01:18:46.000I don't know if he's similar in terms of every policy, but I think he is more charismatic than Kamala Harris is.
01:18:53.000I think it would be a more interesting debate if you had RFK and Trump up, because I actually think they would probably go into policy, whereas it's just going to be a personality clash.
01:19:03.000I don't like that Joe Brogan has basically not endorsed.
01:19:06.000I mean, interestingly, he's thrown his weight behind RFK, but I don't want celebrities to endorse people.
01:19:12.000I don't want people who own businesses that I like to endorse people.
01:19:15.000And maybe that's a little bit of political fatigue, which I actually think a lot of Americans are feeling.
01:19:20.000But I don't need to know who someone is.
01:19:24.000I don't need to know who everyone is voting for, right?
01:19:26.000There are some people whose advice or whose lifestyles or who something else might be meaningful to you, that they have a good grip on the economy.
01:19:31.000economy or they're really working hard on an issue that you are passionate about.
01:19:35.000So knowing who they think is a good candidate would matter.
01:19:37.000Right. But to your point, one of the cool things about a lot of podcasters, but definitely Joe Rogan, is that it's
01:19:43.000just about the presentation of information and asking questions.
01:19:46.000And in some ways, getting him to just be like, I'm not voting.
01:19:49.000I'm not going to tell you I'm voting for is powerful because it's more about you having to analyze critically
01:19:54.000the information and its takes on things and use your brain to come to a conclusion as opposed to being told, well,
01:19:59.000that's who this, you know, star is voting for so obviously you must vote for that person
01:22:38.000And so, I don't know if any of these other ancillary things matter.
01:22:42.000If we're really talking about an election that's based on the issues, it's the economy, stupid.
01:22:46.000And regular people, you can lie to them all day and night, but when they go to the grocery store, if they look at that bill and they scoff, whoever's in the administration now is in trouble.
01:23:00.000I'm just saying, if this was really about who wins the argument.
01:23:03.000And that's the hypothetical, and I think that's where people are forgetting, because what I keep seeing I listen to a lot of MAGA people, but I also will jump in on Twitter spaces where people I disagree with and I hide there anonymously and just lurk out and listen.
01:23:15.000And I want to see what they have to say.
01:23:16.000Today there was a space and Lev Parnas was in it and they were talking about they don't think that Trump actually got shot in the ear because they've apparently never seen how superglue works when you have a small wound that you can actually close up with superglue and you wouldn't see it very easily.
01:23:27.000And as a paramedic who's actually done that, and I've sealed up ears before from dog bites and other things, it works.
01:24:33.000We're not going to drive up to the edge of this cliff at a hundred miles an hour stop and look at the view.
01:24:37.000I think they're going over it and I think there's a strong probability he ends up in Rikers because that's what they are prepared to do.
01:24:44.000I don't see any fear of the weak candidate or the fact that they swapped out somebody in the most undemocratic move despite crying about how they're going to save democracy.
01:24:53.000There's nothing that tells me these people have any fear about what's coming up.
01:24:57.000I just want to add this real quick as well.
01:25:00.000In about 20 minutes we're going to be in the hurricane.
01:25:17.000I think we're going to be in for such another turbulent four years as Trump will inevitably say the election was fake or stolen and we'll have his hold on the Republican Party for another at least four years and would run again.
01:25:30.000You don't think he'd run again in 2028?
01:25:56.000I think if they pushed off that debate until September, they would have had no other choice.
01:26:00.000And it was actually a huge miscalculation by the Joe Biden campaign to have that debate earlier than any other campaigns they ever do for general elections.
01:26:10.000I think the Biden campaign miscalculated by having a debate when they did, but I don't think that Joe Biden almost got reelected because I think he was already facing really serious scrutiny before the debate.
01:26:20.000He was the presumptive nominee at the time.
01:26:23.000He was sort of the presumptive nominee for sure, but it's not like his party was happy about it.
01:26:27.000So wait, that's to say you guys don't think that Trump will want it or that the party wouldn't give it to him if he did want it?
01:26:46.000No, it doesn't, because if you think back four years ago, so much has happened since then.
01:26:50.000I mean, it feels like it's tomorrow because we think in election cycles, but ultimately we pack huge histories into every four years.
01:26:58.000I mean, Nancy Pelosi used to be friends with Biden, and now she's like, Yeah, I didn't try to pressure him out and I haven't talked to him since.
01:27:05.000She sent him to that nice farm in Wisconsin where they have all the pretty grass.
01:27:49.000In his rhetoric, it would have been stolen again.
01:27:51.000Whatever it is, if he doesn't go to the White House now, it will become even bigger, and I think it will potentially really consolidate the movement behind him.
01:28:02.000Even if he's not at the top of it, they will say, like, we have to avenge him in some way.
01:28:05.000I'm not talking about political violence, FBI, who's watching.
01:28:08.000I'm talking about people saying, like, we need to elect on every level people who represent our values because this one guy we really wanted to didn't get in.
01:28:16.000We also have a — I can't remember a time when this was the case — a first-term president lame-duck for six months left.
01:28:26.000Look, who's running the country right now?
01:28:27.000Has anyone just realized that, like, whenever you see anything, like, Biden pops up and he says, like, a bunch of stumble slurs and people are like, ah, that's just what he does.
01:28:33.000You know, five weeks ago, that was insane.
01:29:09.000Hostage deals incentivize more hostages to be taken.
01:29:13.000Unfortunately, that's just the political calculation.
01:29:16.000But Joe Biden is going to tout this as his huge geopolitical accomplishment, which is crazy.
01:29:21.000But the big win for me is that the Russian FSB assassin that they got out of Germany looks like what I want a Russian assassin to look like.
01:29:33.000He looked like what I expect a Russian assassin to be.
01:29:35.000And the story about, you guys have probably all seen this, but there were Russian spies in, was it Poland?
01:29:43.000Or no, in Estonia, in one of the Eastern European countries, and they were posing as being like Argentinian, to the point where their children spoke Spanish, had no idea they were Russian, and when they got taken back to Russia on the plane, were completely blown away by this.
01:29:57.000Putin greeted them by saying, Buenos noches, because they don't speak Russian, because that's how deep their parents were undercover.
01:31:37.000I had a blue and I had a red and I don't know the advantage unless you're actually doing something that is very specific in a diplomatic mission, State Department or whatever.
01:31:45.000For what I was going to be doing, like I didn't want to travel ever because the place they would have sent me to would be like looking at Chinese spies.
01:31:51.000And that seemed like it was not a good place to go.
01:31:53.000I definitely wasn't going to go to China.
01:32:15.000I don't understand the U.S.' 's relationship with China, and I think it's very weird under the Biden administration.
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01:34:08.000Seamus has just left and he's never come back.
01:34:10.000In fact, I texted Seamus, and this is true, I texted Seamus when Anti-Woke Dog came out, his cartoon, saying that it was based and he only just messaged me back about it today.
01:34:42.000That was a Donald Trump kind of compliment.
01:34:46.000Oh, Trump is so good when he roasted Bill Barr.
01:34:49.000Remember that post he made where he was like, I called him fat, lethargic and incompetent, but because he endorsed me, I'll remove lethargic from that statement.
01:35:21.000I'll have to tap in our hip-hop correspondent, Serge.
01:35:24.000Hal Galey says, I trust Harris Waltz with power less than I trust a fart in an airplane with no toilets after a week in India eating street food and drinking the water.
01:35:58.000Yeah, yeah, just the fact that he- the number of people that I've seen that have been trending saying, here's me, not like, you know, neglecting my duty.
01:37:26.000Yeah, I think they should call for him to resign.
01:37:31.000I thought Trump's press conference should have been to state that Tim Walz's statements about serving in war are shockingly offensive to veterans in this country.
01:37:40.000And for this reason, I'm calling on him to resign from this position.
01:37:44.000This is not a position he should have.
01:39:46.000You never lived next to me when I was a kid.
01:39:49.000I mean, maybe if I lived next to a kid, but... Yeah, that's right.
01:39:52.000I'm not gonna assume that a rock was rolling on the ground and the wind whipped it in the air.
01:39:56.000I'm gonna assume someone intentionally threw a rock through my window.
01:39:58.000And if you're a coincidence theorist, as I am, I've mentioned this a few times on shows prior, but one of the most unnerving things about this is, if you do believe it was just one motivated, crazy 20-year-old, relatively young shooter, That's to say that many people, many political people are vulnerable because most senators don't have, congressmen don't have secret service.
01:40:19.000Nobody has as good a security as Donald Trump does besides like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
01:40:25.000It seems like everybody does actually.
01:40:26.000So what does that mean for them if a motivated young person wanted to... A veil of civility is paper thin.
01:40:33.000What would you do if you hired a, I don't know, a plumber to come and fix your plumbing and then During the process by which they're in your kitchen, in your bathroom, you hear one guy go, ah!
01:40:47.000And then black sludge that sprang all over the place, and they go, we didn't do it, it was a coincidence.
01:40:50.000Then you hired a government plumber, that's how that works.
01:41:29.000It seemed like from Republican senators and stuff, when she was at the RNC, she was getting a lot.
01:41:33.000Not to say it really flippantly, but while the FBI was letting somebody in and tracking a guy with 24-hour surveillance, do you have any idea how many people you have to wrap up to follow some Pakistani dude 24-7?
01:41:43.000You're talking about three shifts of surveillance agents.
01:41:46.000That's a minimum of like six to eight per shift.
01:41:49.000That's just the surveillance end of it.
01:41:50.000Then you have analysts, then you have people that are doing all the exploitation, then you've got the case agents and anybody else that's doing the undercover operation.
01:41:57.000And in the meantime, the actual guy that took an actual shot at the actual former president standing up there giving a speech, that actually happened while the FBI was running around after the person that they created.
01:42:08.000That's the thing that bothers me so much.
01:42:09.000The opportunity cost continues to be the biggest question.
01:42:13.000They're finite, and you're using them to bring and import your own fake terrorists in so you can have a win the day before someone actually pulls off the legitimacy.
01:42:21.000But I think you made a really important point.
01:42:23.000We don't know how many of these instances where the FBI, we know they stage these hoax terror attacks so they can take them down and claim they did heroic work.
01:42:31.000How often do they try to convince a guy to do something, and then he cuts off contact and then goes and does it?
01:43:19.000So they don't even have to worry about ignoring it.
01:43:21.000And the scariest thing, Tim, that most people don't realize is that they bring DHS, like HSI agents and ICE and other stuff, they bring them on to FBI task force so that the HSI agent can do the thing that the FBI is not allowed to do because the FBI has rules.
01:43:34.000And those people don't lose their authorities when they join a task force.
01:43:47.000And they always seem to have a really cush job.
01:43:49.000They didn't seem to have to report to anybody.
01:43:50.000They'd come to our office for a couple days, they'd go to their office a couple days, they'd go hang out in the desert for a couple days, I don't know.
01:44:46.000Richard Devine says, an officer in Iraq at the clearing barrel wondering why rounds keep coming out of his pistol when charged, knew a soldier was mentally effed up from Iraq, 09, was in the Fort Hood shooting, had to go back to Iraq, they need numbers.
01:45:42.000Justin Newcomb says, PSA, if you're worried about election interference and voter fraud, do your civic duty as an American and sign up to work at the polls.
01:45:49.000Don't peek through a poll station window to verify integrity.
01:47:18.000Like, did you ever, if you, like, mix sweets, like, if you drink Coke and then eat ice cream, the ice cream doesn't taste sweet at all because you've already overloaded your taste buds?
01:47:27.000I did not have that experience last night, but I still do that.
01:47:29.000You were drinking Coke and eating ice cream?
01:47:31.000Yeah, I'm a grown-up that eats like a child.
01:47:32.000If you eat something super sweet, then eat something that's slightly less sweet, it tastes less sweet, because your body, you know.
01:47:41.000And there's only so much I can take anymore.
01:47:42.000I used to be the guy that, like, I could eat, like, a whole chocolate cake, and it's game over, and now, like, I eat one, and I'm like, I probably should've done it.
01:47:47.000It's the marginal utility for sugar, so each, the more sugar you... I think it's called my 40s.
01:48:11.000I just... Good lasagna is pretty good.
01:48:13.000Right, so it's, cake is just, it's a sweet treat, that's fine.
01:48:17.000And if it has frosting... But like, a lobster risotto, I have always preferred, like, a bowl of lobster bisque over, like, a slice of cake.
01:49:19.000I could change your mind, but you need homemade frosting.
01:49:22.000You can't have the garbage that comes out of the can.
01:49:23.000Good chocolate chip cookies, or oatmeal chocolate chip cookies that are made with a little too much butter so they get, you know, nice and a little crispy.
01:49:31.000Oatmeal raisin is underrated, frankly.
01:49:43.000I would rather have a bowl of oatmeal with some cream than cake.
01:49:49.000Totally unrelated to any of those things, but I saw a lady the other day who was complaining that people have basically pickled all the things you can pickle.
01:49:55.000How come they haven't pickled cucumbers yet?
01:49:58.000And I went like, those people can vote.
01:50:00.000That's the thing that I thought about.
01:50:01.000I was like, that lady, that's a Kamala voter right there.
01:50:04.000I would rather eat a bowl of spaghetti than cake.
01:51:22.000That's why we have to leave the border open.
01:51:24.000I would propose that we start a non-profit, where we get cruise ships, and they start making treks from the original homeland in Britain, down to, let's say, Galveston, Texas, and we start swapping- The original homeland in Britain?
01:51:48.000Okay, Motherland, call it what you like.
01:51:50.000What I want to see is I want to see the cultural enrichment where we trade some of these people coming in off the southern border, cruise ships full of them, for Brits that are sick of being censored on social media and that are having a hard time with some of the bad ideas.
01:53:39.000Yeah, we'll just separate them, make them states, get over it.
01:53:43.000I have a meme that somebody sent me and it's a MAGA guy and it's like a IRA guy and he's wearing the beret and he has like an RPG on his back.
01:53:51.000And he goes, the MAGA guy goes, you know, I got jailed for walking around in the Capitol on January 6th.
01:53:56.000And the IRA guy goes, he was like, lol, you got into the Capitol and you didn't blow it up?
01:54:04.000They took it so much harder over there.
01:54:06.000We have to agree that the 80s were harder in every way.
01:54:09.000I was hoping with Brexit, you know, things were angling, they're leaving the EU, they're coming closer to us, you know, they're an island, they're not continentally attached.
01:54:19.000Down the line, down the line, once we're annexing parts of Canada, northern Mexico, when we have to annex, unfortunately, when we have to deal with the cartels, and then we'll bring the UK into the fold as well.
01:54:30.000All of Hannah Clare's ancestors, all of the countries where Hannah Clare's from.
01:54:43.000You know, I think actually America does a bad job of ignoring their historic ties to Europe.
01:54:48.000But the biggest issue is before we annex anybody, let us remove the mass immigration, the mass populations of illegal immigrants who have arrived in them.
01:54:57.000Because I don't want to annex something and then have to just compound our current illegal immigration problem.
01:55:01.000Inshallah Trump will handle that if elected again in 2024.
01:55:04.000I think he said he was going to do mass deportations.
01:55:22.000And this is from the tropical storm that originally hit North Carolina, I believe, and actually forced Kamala Harris to postpone a rally, I believe, she was supposed to have there earlier today.
01:55:32.000Wow, look at you putting everything back into politics.
01:58:12.000I worked at the original Chili's in North Dallas in Texas, and then I also worked at the highest volume Chili's at the time in Oklahoma City.
02:00:05.000And he said that it's because his name was Alexander, and they thought Al is the, so they thought it was the Xander, so they made a food called the Iskander.
02:00:18.000If you're ever in Taksim, because, I don't know, I don't know who would want to be there right now, but the glorious after-hours bar food is called the Wet Hamburger, the Islak Burger.
02:00:28.000And it is like a lamb burger and a bun they dip in this oily sauce and then put under a heat lamp.
02:00:34.000And it's basically people who are getting out of the bars and drunk and want food.
02:00:37.000It's like a buck and then you get this.
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