00:03:23.000Now, the DOJ says, nah, that's not true.
00:03:25.000However, people in and around his administration and his personal life are being investigated, it seems likely due to tax related issues.
00:03:31.000I'm going to be very careful here, but some people are pointing out that it makes no sense how a man on such a small salary has so much money.
00:03:39.000And there's some other stuff related to, like, being transferred a very valuable house to an LLC and a bunch of other stuff like that.
00:04:07.000Now, this is a big story because Gavin Newsom is the presumptive nominee for 2020.
00:04:12.000I say presumptive because that's what people are talking about in the media, despite the fact that Kamala Harris actually is leading him by double digits.
00:04:19.000But Lord have mercy if somehow she got elected.
00:04:24.000And then let's talk back about the UFC thing because, my friends, We actually were contemplating what the big story was going to be.
00:04:29.000We opted for the news because the news is what we do.
00:04:32.000But I believe that there was, let me say this God sent a sign at the UFC event.
00:05:04.000Now, my response was how badass would it be if they just put a curtain down, like semi mesh see through, and these UFC fighters are fighting in a thunderstorm?0.76
00:05:15.000First, rain comes from the west, clouds sweeping in.
00:05:20.000The storm hits where we are near Harper's Ferry, about an hour or so outside of D.C. South of D.C. is slammed by a major storm, but the major storm, as all the clouds are passing over, the storm systems form.
00:05:56.000And I look at this and I think, yeah, but with the left begging and cheering and claiming that it was divine intervention, that God hates Trump, and that message being blasted out with all the news saying, Oh, it's going to get rained out.
00:06:48.000Whatever the issue is, the outcome is the same.
00:06:51.000Your balance is not going down, penalties grow, interest compounds, and many of you are about to owe again for the upcoming tax year with no plan in place.
00:09:33.000They're saying it's entertaining and thought provoking.
00:09:35.000So please support right wing art that is actually fun and interesting instead of just preaching at you and trying to force a message, something that puts the entertainment first.
00:09:43.000If that interests you, go over to Freedom Tunes, go over to our YouTube channel, watch the released episode.
00:10:53.000I don't care to play the full thing, but he's claiming persecution and weaponization.
00:10:58.000It's funny to hear it come from this guy, but here it is.
00:11:00.000In recent days, federal agents have knocked on the doors of family, friends, and former employees, not because they found a crime, because they're simply trying to find one.
00:12:19.000So, well, we do have a couple things to add.
00:12:23.000Cameron Arkhan says a source familiar confirms with Town Hall that there are numerous investigations ongoing into Gavin Newsom for about a year now, and they stem from whistleblowers in California, not the DOJ, his wife's taxes, and his chief of staff, according to the source.
00:12:40.000Jennifer Van Lahr says maybe they're investigating you because your finances don't add up, or because your wife's LLC received the deed to a $9.1 million home a week before the LLC was even created.
00:12:51.000While you still had your Fair Oaks home, how was that LLC capitalized?
00:12:56.000Do the math regarding Gavin Newsom's income 1.4 million yearly income, 450K in taxes, 200K to domestic workers, 150K in private school tuition, 200K in property taxes, 20K in utilities.
00:13:11.000Now add 120,000 year mortgage payments for a Sacramento house, and 506,000 a year in mortgage payments for the new house, which his in laws had to guarantee.
00:13:21.000And that's not including food, clothes, entertainment, sports for four kids.
00:13:25.000Their financial disclosures don't show any large sales of assets.
00:13:29.000And Gavin can't sell assets out of his blind trust anyway, which is where the bulk of his assets are.
00:13:34.000If the trustees sell assets, the proceeds have to remain in the trust while he's in office.
00:13:38.000So I think she's referring specifically to his financial disclosures, which don't add up, which is silly.
00:13:53.000And Gavin Newsom's sitting there all by himself.
00:13:55.000Because Trump doesn't really care, it sounds like.
00:13:57.000So he, Newsom himself made this claim.
00:14:00.000I mean, could you imagine if, like, I did a press conference and I was like, the DOJ is currently investigating Russians for secretly funneling money to me?0.99
00:14:09.000Like, that'd be the stupidest thing in the world.0.99
00:14:39.000You know, when all the times that I catch heat on X or whatever, or anytime I say something that like the metal blogs pick up, a lot, like most of the time, it's like, I don't know that it's going to happen, right?
00:14:52.000Like I made a post or I was on a podcast last week talking about men's problems and therapy and stuff like that.
00:15:00.000I was like, you know, therapy is really not for men.
00:15:04.000It's like guys kind of have a different way of dealing with their problems, men will have a better, Success rate if they're having personal accomplishments and stuff like that, and women kind of look for social validation and they're external processors.0.84
00:15:18.000Women like figure out their thoughts by talking in a way that men are more likely to do.0.80
00:15:22.000Men punch things, yeah, men go around and punch things and drink monsters, just shove it all down and have a heart attack like a real man.0.71
00:15:28.000No, but seriously, but the point is, like, I said that in a podcast, and the blogs picked it up, and then next thing you know, people are wigging out.
00:15:40.000We're getting a bunch of comments and stuff on our Instagram page and stuff, and it's like.
00:16:21.000This is a completely different subject, 100%.
00:16:26.000But the point that I was trying to make is like Donald Trump's tweets that get people riled up, I bet at least 50 to 75% of them are organic.
00:17:06.000I wasn't trying to derail the conversation.
00:17:08.000No, yeah, but there's nothing transgressive about anything Gavin Newsom is going to say either.
00:17:12.000He's in lockstep with the establishment on literally everything.
00:17:15.000All of his opinions are advertiser safe and friendly, even though they're horrible.
00:17:19.000So, It's not as if he's saying something that people are going to go, man, I can't believe he really went there and said it out loud because it's all anodyne.
00:17:26.000If he did it in a real way, maybe he could be like a leader and a speaker for the voice of that movement.
00:17:32.000He was talking like this because he's reading a thing and it was very inarticulate and annoying, actually, to listen to, in my opinion, for me.
00:17:42.000But if he was like off the cuff saying what he truly believed about this and when flowing hard, you might get behind him.
00:18:12.000And also, I mean, he has too much of a curated and polished look to pull it off.
00:18:16.000So, one of the reasons, and you pointed this out, that Trump resonates with people, for better or for worse, is because.
00:18:23.000He's just saying things like he's thrown it off the cuff.
00:18:25.000He didn't focus group this, he didn't market it.
00:18:27.000And that works when you have the kind of image Trump has.
00:18:30.000When you have the unfiltered image, people forgive mean statements because it's like just coming out of you.
00:18:37.000But if you have this very curated, well put together focus group image and you're being mean, it's like, oh, this person's cruelty is calculated.
00:18:45.000It actually sends a very different message.
00:18:47.000You're no longer belligerent, you're actually scary.
00:18:49.000So Trump has a famous tweet where he said, I've never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke.
00:18:55.000And it's like, it's a shower thought, but it's funny because you think about it and you're like, that's a good point.
00:19:02.000But here's the thing he says something like that, and then you got this woke era where they were like, Stop making fun of people for being otherly fatted or whatever the word was.
00:19:41.000It wasn't like people became racist, but the racists felt like they could be racist now because he kind of gave them a green card because he had been saying some racist.
00:19:51.000But it also kind of created the censorship complex where people lashed back and you got the woke era of like, no, no, they went too far, stop.
00:19:59.000But then it ebbed back the other direction.
00:20:02.000And now you can say, well, I'm not going to say it now, but you can say dirtier words online and not get.
00:20:05.000thrown off, you can call people names and not get your channel demonetized or blacklisted.
00:20:12.000Finally, you spent like four years dodging and weaving through that because Biden was off as getting, telling Twitter behind the scenes to censor people for saying wrong speak.
00:20:45.000That's a big shift from naked trans people dancing at the White House to a dude getting in the microphone and yelling Michelle Obama is a man.
00:20:52.000And based on what they were doing in 2024 with the naked trans people, it's kind of like, I mean, that is up their alley, you know?0.89
00:20:59.000You should have followed it up with, not that there's anything wrong with that.1.00
00:21:04.000I guess if I had to decide, and it's not like you have to pick one direction or the other, but I take like crude thoughts out loud better than censorship in my head.
00:21:12.000What you got to say is, you got to say something like, I am inspired every day by Michelle Obama being a proud and outspoken individual with so much transphobia out there.
00:22:27.000But you guys, there was a miracle that day.
00:22:30.000Just yesterday, actually, and including in the wee hours of the morning as we filmed this show live.
00:22:35.000Jack Posobick posted this The storm the left was praying for suddenly parted just as it passed over and missed Washington, D.C. completely.
00:23:57.000While the left was praying for rain to ruin the event, this major storm cluster passes just north because the White House is down here.
00:24:07.000So, a little bit of rain in the vicinity, a minor delay, but it passes over.
00:24:11.000Now, look at this storm cluster below, disappears, disappears.
00:24:16.000But wait, I think there's more actually.
00:24:19.000As we move forward throughout the night, this major storm cluster appears once again, just stays right beneath where the White House grounds and the National Mall is.
00:24:52.000It was a major event with some 80 to 100,000 people on the National Mall and at the White House grounds celebrating America with a major sporting event with a guy yelling out of the top of his lungs, Michelle Obama is a man.
00:26:41.000Leftists were posting online, begging for rain, celebrating rain, posting how they were going to do rain dances, and the storm broke and the event passed right by the parting of the storm.
00:26:49.000Anecdotally, I was driving to D.C. around four o'clock.
00:27:08.000UFC Freedom 250 is facing a chaotic weather setup on the White House South Lawn, with a 60% chance of thunderstorms, heavy downpours, and wind gusts up to 34 miles an hour threatening to delay the outdoor fights.
00:27:21.000On top of the storm risk, brutal DC humidity is driving triple digit heat index alongside massive swarms of mosquitoes and gnats that fighters who have to battle inside the cage.
00:27:30.000While the venue's massive 92 foot overhang will keep the octagon dry, a single lightning strike within eight miles will trigger an automatic 30 minute freeze out on the entire event.
00:27:58.000Even Bud Light paid to be a part of this event.
00:28:01.000Sorry, you guys had your bud like moment, but they saw the writing on the wall, lost billions of dollars, and even they're off the woke train.
00:28:08.000The left has lost, and with the Weather Channel saying it's going to be brutal, it's going to be bad, the storm parted, and it was magic.
00:29:52.000Or it's all the people at Warp Tour that were upset about that, that wanted to make sure that they were praying for no rain, too, because that was right down the street.
00:30:00.000So the devout Trump supporters are saying it's a sign from God.
00:30:04.000He helped, you know, he said this is good.
00:30:07.000And the anti Trump people are saying it's DARPA using weather modifying technology.
00:30:12.000They fired beams slicing the storm in half so that Trump could do his event.
00:30:42.000And then, so I was doing Tai Chi on my roof in New York, full cloud cover with these rubber hoses I was doing, like moving around, and then flipping, and you could hear whipping in the wind.
00:30:51.000And then all of a sudden, above me, I noticed the clouds are spinning.
00:31:03.000I'm just imagining, wait, I'm just imagining Ian in like Tornado Alley, and he's just like whipping around rubber hoses, and then he sees a funnel of cloud overhead, and he's like, I'm doing this, and then it sucks him up and kills him.
00:31:12.000Homie, I don't know the extent of this power.
00:31:15.000I saw X Men, and I really liked that storm chick, and now I can do that.
00:31:20.000I was asking Luke Rutkowski, who also will not lie to you.
00:32:35.000Yeah, I want to normalize it because if we really can interfere with weather patterns with just our focus, I mean, how do you answer that advice?0.90
00:32:41.000I mean, well, I would warn against Reiki.1.00
00:32:44.000I would warn against New Age practices.0.94
00:32:46.000People say they're spiritual, but you got to be specific because demons are spirits.
00:32:50.000And just imagine, like, Ian's dancing on the beach, and he's like, I'm changing the weather.
00:32:55.000It's a demon standing next to him being like, I mean, look, man, he.
00:33:00.000Ian specifically says that he's not a Christian, that he's not sure if it's God, it's all kinds of spiritual stuff.0.61
00:33:07.000If the Christians are right, if Seamus is right, you're dealing with demons.0.51
00:33:12.000I'm just imagining there's like Ian's doing this weather dance and there's a demon actually spinning the clouds.0.99
00:33:18.000Like another demon walks up and he's like, What are you doing?
00:33:19.000He's like, I'm tricking this guy into thinking he controls the weather.
00:33:23.000My guess is it's magnetism, but that somewhere beneath that, like the subatomic state, there is a spin occurring that is God, the vortexual function.
00:33:36.000So, do you believe it's a magnetic thing that can be reduced to a scientific explanation, or do you believe it's a spiritual phenomenon?
00:33:41.000Well, until we can scientifically prove it, they'll call it spiritual.
00:33:45.000But once we can get our eyes on the small changes in subatomic space time, we might understand why our perception is altering the space around us.
00:33:52.000But if it could be investigated scientifically, why wouldn't other people be changing the weather?
00:34:33.000Let me tell you the difference between black magic and blood magic.
00:34:35.000Black magic is you want to cause someone harm, so you pray for their harm, and it affects everyone around you, including the person you're aiming at.
00:35:34.000He's a NASA scientist that falls in line with the magnetic universe theory, which is like the Thunderbolts Project, where they actually believe that gravity is a form of magnetism.
00:36:24.000Not all planets have a magnetic field and all planets have gravity.
00:36:27.000Well, they call it gravity, but it's the same.
00:36:29.000And in fact, Maxwell's equation of electromagnetism is the same equation of Newton's theory of gravity.
00:36:34.000It's just a different constant, it's the same function.
00:36:37.000Yo, speaking of magnetism and science and all that, from Variety, UFC boss Dana White condemns fighter Josh Hockett for saying Michelle Obama is a man.
00:40:34.000I mean, it looks like testicles when there's clearly two things that are round hitting the front of those pants.0.97
00:40:40.000But that would be so, first it shows like that would be up high testicles, but then it would show like the schlong down below, which doesn't make sense.0.68
00:41:53.000If that's just Michelle Obama dancing, wearing normal clothes where her pants are, holding real life, I have no idea where this video comes from.0.96
00:42:00.000What kind of special effects are used?
00:44:14.000Okay, Obama was still in office when this was said, and there weren't conspiracy theory videos about Michelle Obama being a man when Joan River said this.
00:49:16.000It's the same thing with like the Brigitte Macron thing, it's like you just looked at it, you know, what the funny thing is, like, you're really just calling Michelle Obama ugly, you know what I mean.
00:51:39.000It's hard to insult Barack Obama because he's such an awesome guy.1.00
00:51:42.000Obviously, he's done some horrible shit as president.0.97
00:51:44.000We can go on about it, but generally, as a person, he's so likable that it's hard to insult him.1.00
00:51:49.000And this is the way people try to get under his skin is going after his wife.
00:51:52.000But you could just point out things he said, like in private letters about the thoughts he has about men or when he accidentally called Michelle Michael several times in public speeches.
00:52:30.000Secretary Panetta, thank you for your introduction and for your extraordinary leadership.
00:52:35.000Members of Congress, Vice President Biden, Members of the Joint Chiefs, Service Secretaries, distinguished guests, and men and women of the finest military in the world.
00:52:50.000Most of all, Admiral Mullen, Deborah, Michael, and I also want to acknowledge your son Jack, who's deployed today.
00:53:03.000All of you have performed extraordinary service to our country.
00:53:08.000Before I begin, I want to say a few things about the military.
00:54:11.000It was definitely Michael Mullen, is who he's talking about.
00:54:13.000I remember I was hanging out in LA with Robbie.
00:54:16.000And I'm like sitting on his couch, probably watching just like Simpsons or something.
00:54:21.000And he's like, bro, you got to see this.
00:54:22.000And he starts pulling up Michelle Obama man videos on YouTube.
00:54:25.000Because it's like 10 years ago, back when YouTube let you get away with anything, they had millions of views, just millions of people believing this stuff.
00:57:01.000The more than 40 year old letter to an ex girlfriend recently resurfaced after Obama biographer David Garrow gave a long and winding interview on the one time commander in chief.
00:57:11.000Quote, In regard to homosexuality, I must say that I believe this is an attempt to remove oneself from the present, a refusal perhaps to perpetuate the endless face of earthly life.
00:57:24.000You see, I make love to men daily, but in the imagination.0.55
00:57:28.000Obama, then 21, wrote to Alex McNear in November of 1982.
00:57:32.000Is he saying that he just like imagines banging dudes?
00:57:49.000He said, My mind is androgynous to a great extent, but I hope to make it more so until I can think in terms of people, not women as opposed to men.
00:58:00.000But in returning to the body, I see that I have been made a man.
00:58:04.000And physically in life, I choose to accept that contingency.
00:58:13.000Spirit, I think it's fair to say there's a non zero chance Obama banged the guy, but I'd imagine it's actually closer to like a hundred, closer to like 51 plus.
00:58:22.000Like that kind of language, it's like, how do you write that?
00:58:26.000And like, how does a guy think these things and not be like, well, give it a shot?
00:58:33.000Because when he's like, when I come back to my body, it sounds like he was having like an out of body, but you're reading that into the text.
00:59:31.000When I have lucid dreams, I'm immediately like, I'm dreaming.
00:59:33.000I start flying and I start just throwing fireballs.
00:59:35.000I'm just literally Naruto or Goku.0.93
00:59:37.000It is the cringest of anime weed garbage.0.91
00:59:39.000I have this dream that I'm having to be throwing gum gum fists at people.
00:59:44.000I dream about having this bouncy ball that I can squeeze with my legs to elevate and I fly on the thing, just constantly squeezing it together for motivation.
00:59:52.000This might be surprising, but Ian doesn't do drugs.
01:01:30.000You know those survival games where, like, they throw a bunch of people onto an island or whatever, and they have to, like, they're, like, game shows or whatever.
01:01:37.000Whoever wins gets, like, a million dollars or whatever.1.00
01:01:39.000Me and Sarah were watching one, and all of the women have a chip on their shoulders because they're women.0.51
01:01:45.000And they're like, Well, we want to show we're strong as the guys.1.00
01:03:42.000Well, I know that the chat's going to be like, ah, blah, blah, blah.
01:03:45.000But, like, you know, it's like we have fun.
01:03:46.000But it's like when it comes to, like, when she tries to, like, she'll try and stick her finger in my mouth when I'm yawning to mess up my yawn, I'll grab her hand.0.96
01:03:55.000And then she, you know, it's like she, just women just aren't as strong as men generally.0.97
01:03:59.000Bro, I open pickle jars on a regular basis.1.00
01:06:49.000You talk to a lot of women, and again, this is not, don't freak out.
01:06:54.000I'm not saying it's every woman, so don't take it personally.
01:06:56.000But you talk to a lot of women, and they'll tell you, you know, look, my hormones change throughout the month because of the fact that I can have babies.
01:07:04.000One day something will upset me, the week later it won't.
01:07:37.000It's just that this is what women are, and you have to take women for what they are.1.00
01:07:41.000Expecting women to be other things is a terrible idea.0.99
01:07:45.000If you're talking, if you're talking to another dude and you expect him to respond like a woman, you're going to be the one that's wrong.0.97
01:07:52.000Guys are going to respond like guys generally.0.99
01:07:55.000No, that's, I just want to make a point about this.
01:07:57.000Is this, I just got to piggyback off this.
01:08:00.000And the irony is the people who complain about sexism and misogyny are the ones trying to tell everyone that men and women are exactly the same, but nothing will make you hate the opposite sex facts faster than expecting them to act like you.0.55
01:08:16.000If you think that when your girl is really emotional, it's actually because she's a broken version of you instead of, no, she's a woman and that's normal for a woman.0.70
01:08:25.000Similarly, if a woman thinks like, well, he's like a broken version of me, he didn't ask me how my day was or notice.
01:08:31.000This, that, or the other, because he's mean instead of he's a man and his brain works differently, it's going to create a lot of animosity.
01:08:37.000This is really uncomplimentary the way that it sounds, but it's not intended to be.
01:08:44.000If you're dealing with an animal, right?1.00
01:08:48.000You're dealing with a dog, and then you tell the dog to do dishes, and then the dog doesn't do dishes, and you get pissed at the dog, you're the moron.1.00
01:09:06.000Expecting things or people to do things that they can't do or to be different than their nature, you're the one that's wrong, not the person that's acting according to their nature.
01:09:14.000What he's saying is your husband can't do the dishes because he's got that dog in him.
01:09:18.000That's a good way to look at life.0.99
01:09:19.000Hey, I heard that women have four phases through the month like the ovulation phase, the luteal phase.1.00
01:10:19.000Testosterone and cortisol fluctuate throughout the day.
01:10:23.000But women have, because of ovulation, they have hormonal, you know.
01:10:28.000That would mean when you get your horny phase in the day, depends on what time of month it is for her, if it's okay, like, you got to wait till like 4 p.m. or 10 a.m., depending on what week it is in the month.1.00
01:10:38.000Imagine being like a horse or something.
01:10:39.000Isn't horses like just like once a year?0.99
01:10:41.000Listen, it's also like, regardless whether you're coming at it from a religious perspective, the correct perspective, or a scientific perspective, or both, the idea that there would be two different kinds of people that play two very distinct roles in procreation and child rearing, and they would both be exactly the same is a very stupid idea.0.78
01:10:58.000There's no, there's actually no reason to believe that other than I wish we were four or five, right?0.92
01:13:22.000There's another really interesting phenomenon, too, is that I was reading this thing about marketing, and it was a story where an ad agency said they needed to, it was like a Toothbrush commercial or ad they were doing in a magazine.
01:13:53.000Which is really interesting because I've been watching this a lot lately with libs and I wonder if it's a testosterone thing because there are a lot of lib guys that when they talk, you can see their teeth.
01:16:19.000Yeah, but you could arrest this if you get a little black mask, though.
01:16:21.000The bear, they'll just shoo off, and you'll like, like, imagine being a bear and just going to the dumpster behind a pizza place, and you're gonna find a bunch of pizza.
01:16:28.000Did you ever think about getting like a bear cub?
01:17:49.000They need to simulate the hunt, wear themselves out, and then simulate the kill by getting fed afterwards, is basically how you keep your cat out.
01:17:54.000I was reading that cats don't drink water near their food because cats in the wild, the water near the dead animal is contaminated.
01:20:29.000And the cap was on the camera for that part where they're getting eaten, especially when the guy's getting eaten and you just hear him scream.
01:22:09.000So I want you to imagine God is sitting at a computer and he goes to the left and he types in like weight one kilogram, flight equals yes, and beak equals, you know, three millimeters.
01:22:47.000Why would anyone choose all of the miserable lives that have meant such a good point?
01:22:53.000No, you're so right because they have done studies that show people who are affluent living in safe societies are the most likely to believe in reincarnation because historically people were not like, Yes, I would like to be born as a different person.0.97
01:23:05.000Maybe I would love to be born in like rural India.
01:24:42.000Or maybe spirits can, like, form into a bunch of spirits, can come together into one spirit, and then embody someone, and they can split into a bunch of different spirits and embody a bunch of people.
01:27:44.000And I'm like, that's kind of a scary thought.
01:27:47.000I mean, people come at it from different angles.
01:27:49.000If you're a Saint who is very holy and you suffer well, you can get to that point.
01:27:54.000I think sometimes people say, I can't wait to die and get to heaven as a piety, which is a nice thing, but maybe sometimes they haven't really thought about it that much because if you're, if they actually got told tomorrow you're about to die, they might feel a little bit differently, but maybe not.
01:28:07.000Maybe she was a very holy person and that was really her perspective.
01:28:09.000Wait, wait, you know, now that the ideal, you should want to go to heaven.
01:28:13.000Now that Ian's here, we've had this debate before.
01:31:31.000I mean, hopefully Shannon wouldn't just lay around and starve.
01:31:34.000My point is not to single anybody individual out.
01:31:37.000I'm saying if the conflicts that we see are because people are not connected, you tend to see among small communities less crime amongst each other, but it does exist.
01:31:55.000If everybody in the world, obviously, yeah, if everybody in the world had the same, like if everybody in the world was a legitimately devout Catholic, you wouldn't need a war.
01:32:09.000It would build towards a much more unified planet, but I think you would still need police for outlying circumstances of poverty and things that might arise.
01:32:19.000Charity would be huge, but when you expand so great, it's like you're almost not supposed to worry about what the guy six miles away is doing.
01:32:26.000You take a look at certain neighborhoods with poverty.
01:32:29.000West Virginia is a really great example, a very impoverished state, and it has lower than average crime.
01:32:38.000You can take a look at areas of Chicago that are wealthier than West Virginia with higher rates of crime.
01:32:43.000Well, this is something Sean, Actual Justice Warrior on YouTube, talks about, which is that when it comes to Crime and how you prevent people from committing the crime.
01:32:52.000The way he laid it out, and this was years ago when we talked about it, but he said there's three layers and one is a gavel.
01:32:57.000No, but he said there's three layers to it.
01:33:00.000And the least effective is the punishment because a lot of people think they won't get caught.
01:33:07.000And he's not some guy who's arguing we shouldn't punish people, by the way.
01:33:10.000That's not the line of reasoning he's coming from.
01:33:12.000The second most effective is that they will be ostracized, other people will have issues with them if they engage in this behavior.
01:33:22.000But the most effective way to get someone to not do something is to get them to actually believe that it's wrong, right?
01:33:28.000And so by the time you get to the crime being committed and sentencing people, you've already failed on two levels.
01:33:34.000They didn't internalize those values, and then the people around them didn't shame them when they acted on their misaligned morality.
01:33:42.000So ultimately, I think the argument you're making demonstrates that, or the statistics you brought up demonstrate that, which is that even though people are poorer here, if they, A, personally, Believe X, Y, and Z are wrong, they're less likely to do it.
01:33:56.000B, if people around them will ostracize them, look at them differently, and shame them for doing it, they're less likely to do it.
01:34:01.000And then if all of those other things fail, yeah, you have criminal punishment.
01:34:04.000And this is why at the founding of this country, police did not exist.
01:35:21.000In a way, it's like were the police formed to prevent mob slaughter or were they created to prevent crime itself?
01:35:27.000Well, no, it's an interesting concept, actually, because historically, we look at these very barbaric penalties you'd see, especially in the ancient world and the medieval world, where you steal this.
01:35:40.000And they'll execute you or cut your arm off or something like that.0.69
01:35:43.000And people go, oh, they were so backwards.0.97
01:35:45.000Didn't they know that that offense wasn't so horrible as to warrant death?
01:35:48.000But the reason they did it wasn't necessarily because they thought it warranted death.
01:35:52.000It was because they couldn't have people doing it.
01:35:54.000And they were not wealthy and developed enough as a society to house criminals somewhere and give them three square meals a day.
01:35:59.000So the only way you could remove those people from society was with the death penalty.
01:36:03.000I think it was like 1% or 2% of all of Europe was killed like every year.
01:36:08.000Something, yeah, I think in England, there was like 1% of people that were.0.73
01:36:12.000Hung during a period of time, and you're basically taking all the people that are likely to commit crime and you're just like culling them from society.0.91
01:36:20.000And they did not make the history books.
01:36:21.000A lot of that probably was like, let's just not really tell people how much, dude.
01:36:26.000I brought the oubliette the other day.
01:36:27.000I want to clarify where you would throw people down.
01:36:30.000Oh, it's pretty wild in 1750 in New York.
01:36:33.000It was just civilian arrest, it was citizen arrest.
01:36:36.000So, like, someone would accuse someone else of a crime and a mob would get together.
01:36:40.000Yeah, they had night watch, it was after the American Revolution, just like night watchmen would walk around and if they saw something, but there was like.
01:37:08.000I'll say the last thing about the Oubliette because I brought up the other night like, the Oubliette, you would throw if you captured a Duke or something and you're like, I want his territory, but I can't.
01:37:21.000So let's just throw him in a dungeon where he's forgotten until he dies, and then all his lands will be mine.0.99
01:37:26.000I said before it was if you wanted to keep him alive, you would throw him in the Oublie.0.81
01:37:30.000The Oublie was a place for people to die, it was like a torture death.
01:37:34.000So you put them on house arrest if you wanted them to stay alive, if you needed to keep them alive to govern their lands through them.
01:37:42.000But if you really want their territory and you don't want to execute them, you would put them in the hole, and then no one would know if they were alive or dead.
01:37:48.000And then one day it's like, oops, I guess he died in prison.
01:37:51.000It's kind of like the man on the iron mask type thing.
01:38:54.000The people around the Trump admin are just like buying oil at 80, then selling at 100 and shorting, and then, you know, like selling the short at 80, then buying it at 80, and they're just, you know.
01:39:44.000It's every weekend, it's the same thing.
01:39:46.000It's like, oh, the stock market was rough on Friday, so I'm going to make an announcement over the weekend and the stock market will go up again.
01:39:51.000You know, it's kind of the way the, you know, that's the pattern.
01:39:54.000And it's like, you get to the point where you're just like, well, can we believe it?
01:39:57.000I mean, obviously, it's really tough to say whether or not it's going to hold.0.76
01:40:02.000Iran doesn't like either Israel or the United States.
01:40:06.000They don't, I don't know if they have a change in leadership that'll actually affect the, uh, The thought process there.
01:40:15.000I don't think there has been, but I mean, look, if they actually have hammered it out, then that'd be great.
01:41:04.000Well, like, I was talking to Mark and Alexis earlier about it, and I'm like, okay, so I'm just concerned, like, I don't want to overuse the guy, Jesus, because like, it's, I have no problem with Jesus.
01:41:11.000I've communicated with Jesus, I'm like, bro, I got your back.
01:41:19.000Like, if I asked Phil for help constantly, eventually he'd be like, God, he's asking me for help for the ninth time this week.
01:41:23.000I feel like it's important to like pray when you don't need something and like be like, by the way, I didn't need anything, but thank you for the stuff you've done in the past.
01:41:51.000If you're asking for stuff, then you know, it's kind of like people that ask for stuff.
01:41:57.000I feel like they don't get their answers or their prayers answered.
01:42:01.000But if you're asking, you know, give me guidance, give me peace, give me, you know, strength, those kind of things I think are you're more likely to get on a routine basis because people that are Christian, they're often talking about like, you know, I'm always praying, I'm constantly in communication with God, I'm constantly, you know.
01:42:22.000Kind of just even if I mean, someone might say that it's just muttering to yourself, right?
01:42:27.000But to a person that believes, you know, they're kind of like, Hey, you know, this is actually me trying to make sure that I have a relationship with God.
01:42:35.000And so, you know, I don't think that God's like, if you're like, God, send me a million dollars, God, send me a million dollars every day, I don't think it's going to happen.
01:42:42.000But if you're like, Hey, give me the stamina to finish my day, give me the patience to deal with my kid, I'm frustrated now, give me the, you know, give me the, give me the peace to deal with, you know, whatever I'm going through, give me the, the, The wisdom to address this problem.
01:42:58.000I think those kind of things are probably not going to, you know, wear God out.0.99
01:43:01.000Seamus, does Jesus get sick and tired of your bullshit?1.00
01:43:06.000Well, we're not supposed to sin, and it's wrong and it offends God.0.99
01:43:11.000But what is your question specifically?
01:43:13.000If you pray to Jesus, if you were to spend a lot of time praying to Jesus for whatever, forgive, for things, you know, help, strength, whatever, do you think that the Spirit gets tired over time?
01:43:24.000No, God wants you to ask Him for things.
01:43:51.000And if you feel a pull to pray, it's actually because He reached out to you first and gave you that feeling, gave you that grace to consider praying for Him.
01:44:02.000So never feel that you can't pray or that you're going to bother God with your prayer.
01:44:05.000You ever feel guilty like I'm overtaxing Jesus Himself?
01:44:07.000Oh my gosh, the reason I feel guilty is because I don't pray enough.
01:44:31.000I mean, if everybody prayed, would there be no gay people?0.94
01:44:34.000Well, I'm not exactly trying to answer that because if you are asking if homosexuality is a defect and a disordered thing, the answer is yes.0.92
01:44:43.000Can I guarantee that anyone who prays for the specific grace to have those desires removed is going to have those desires removed?0.98
01:44:52.000God, you know, some people will struggle with certain disordered temptations, and that's a difficult thing, and they should keep trying to stay on the straight and narrow.
01:44:58.000I feel like that's saying if you got enough people together and just prayed to make sure that nobody sins, and that's not, like, God's not going to do that because God, and this is my understanding, because God allows, you know, has given us free will, and God wants us to come to Him of our own free will.
01:45:17.000So, I don't think that you could pray the gay away any more than you could pray someone that is an impulsive liar or someone that is, you know, continues to take advantage of their friends and, you know, they're stealing or whatever.1.00
01:45:36.000You can't pray those things away because that's sin and God has given us the choice to sin or to not sin.0.97
01:45:41.000We do it free will, but God can extend extra graces to people.
01:45:45.000And so, I do think it is good to pray for people who you know who are sinning to help.
01:46:05.000The interplay between free will and providence, it's just such a mind blowing mystery that I couldn't even try to get into it or claim to understand it.
01:46:13.000We're going to go to the Rumble Rants and Super Chats.
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01:46:58.000And that's what they've been pushing for, which means we will come to a point where if you want to watch a show like this, you got to be logged in and signed up to YouTube with an ID.
01:48:50.000Trump brought one of the most popular sports in the world to the White House, got 80,000 people, maybe even 100, big numbers, to all celebrate America and watch a major sporting event.
01:49:51.000We got invited to hang out with some of these so called libs, and then they found out, one of them found out, was like, no, absolutely, they cannot come.
01:51:05.000And then after that, my family can come with me and then we'll all be friends.
01:51:08.000I'll just put it like this 80% of the time, nothing's absolute.
01:51:13.000If I go to a conservative and actually I have a fun, you know, there are stories.
01:51:18.000If like Michael Knowles was having a party and I went to him and I said, hey, there are these libs, they wanna come hang out, he'd be like, okay, tell them to come.
01:52:08.000And however, we're talking about tendencies.
01:52:10.000So I will say this 80% of the time, if there is a liberal thing going on, they'll tell you, you can't come.
01:52:15.00080% of the time, if there's a conservative thing, they'll say, please invite the liberals.
01:52:17.000I think it's because, like, an environment of fear was created around censorship over the last eight years.
01:52:23.000So a lot of people in that space that were, like, part of the Democratic Party are, like, don't want to say the wrong thing or be the wrong person.
01:52:35.000The reason why lefties don't want to come on this show is because they can't handle speaking outside the confines of the liberal orthodoxy.
01:52:56.000You watch the guy's YouTube, he does these debates, and you watch him, and it's just a camera on his face, and he's debating someone you can't see or hear.
01:53:04.000I'm sorry, you can't see, but you can hear.
01:53:07.000And so, like, this is not a real debate.
01:53:11.000He's not ever going to sit in a room with someone who's actually going to put the pressure on.
01:53:14.000We actually debated what is even a real debate.
01:53:17.000Because, I mean, a real debate's like, they don't do it.
01:53:32.000Which means when you watch those debate shows, the intention is not to rationalize or understand reality, it's to make the other person look stupid.0.99
01:54:12.000Can we all agree we are not going to say Joe Biden anymore?
01:54:15.000And the conservative guy's like, okay.
01:54:17.000And I'm like, you see, that's not a real debate.
01:54:20.000That's not actually getting to the core of the ideas.
01:54:23.000The reason you bring up Joe Biden is you would say, Dean, in the previous administration, when the president was very obviously ill to the point where his wife recently said she thought he had a stroke, you said it was fine.
01:54:48.000Talk about how they don't know their dad, you know, and it's like, then they're all nervous, and you're like, see, you don't even know what you're fucking talking about.0.99
01:55:10.000Fortunately, there's a huge surging group of people across all political spectrums that I've met that want to have, like, legitimate conversations and further the American spirit.
01:55:35.000Anyway, that's actually a really good short you should do where it's like the Democrats are calling Trump corrupt for his corrupt use of power.0.98
01:55:44.000And then the right is just like, that's ridiculous.0.90
01:56:06.000The Democrats are complaining about Trump's corrupt use of power, not because of the White House lawn and the UFC event, but because he used HARP technology to control the weather for the event.
01:56:16.000Keep your eyes on the news the next week and see if somebody writes about it.
01:56:21.000Forced Name Chain says, I love how Carter switches the camera to Phil every time Ian goes into one of his DMT flashbacks.
01:58:35.000I understand that sometimes people are victimized, but you, The average woman walks through New York surrounded by tens of thousands of men, and not one of them is attacking you.
01:58:46.000Now, to be fair, they keep voting for it, and so it is getting worse.
01:58:49.000And to strengthen your point, all the things they tell you to do to scare a bear away would also probably scare a person away if you started doing those.
01:58:57.000If you're like, trying to make yourself look big and like bang cymbals together or dropping in a fetal position and covering your neck, it's probably going to run away.
01:59:06.000They're probably going to be like, to your point earlier, polar bears actually look at humans as prey.
02:00:34.000Firstly, don't cede that territory to communists.
02:00:37.000Communism is a very recent modern philosophy that tries to subvert Christianity and steal certain moral capital from Christianity by pretending to care about the poor when it actually does not.
02:00:49.000It's about the abolition of the family and religion and private property.
02:00:53.000People living in community and voluntarily sharing is not the same as communism.
02:00:58.000And actually, Axe is depicting religious life.0.89
02:02:49.000OJP says, How is anyone not remembering the time Obama's Twitter was found to have followed a very not safe for work gay Twitter account?0.66
02:03:36.000It's an animated anthology series, kind of like Twilight Zone or Black Mirror, but it's comedy and it comes at things from a legit perspective instead of the silly nihilism that you get from entertainment that's made now.
02:03:46.000So, go over to our YouTube channel, Freedom Tunes, and watch.
02:03:50.000The episode of Twisted Plots that has been uploaded.
02:05:08.000So if you go to the YouTube channel for Freedom Tunes, that's just youtube.com slash Freedom Tunes, you will see it is our most recent upload.
02:05:14.000It's titled He Almost Got Away With It Twisted Plots Pilot.
02:13:09.000You see, you know the problem I have with almost everything all the time is how bad at everything everyone is.
02:13:13.000Like when I watch the deep state do a psyop, I can only assume I'm getting psyoped and the actual psyop is something else because of how bad the psyop is.
02:13:19.000Pull up the Werner Herzog listens to audio of Timothy Treadwell's final moments because he directed the movie and he's talking to.
02:18:26.000Where I used AI as a joke to see if AI could replicate Freedom Tunes videos.
02:18:30.000And so the whole thing was I was having AI write Freedom Tunes episodes in the early ChatGPT days.
02:18:37.000And some of it was really incoherent and goofy and like actually kind of funny on accident.
02:18:41.000I had it make, I asked it to make a Joe Rogan experience episode where Joe Rogan's guest mentions the Vietnam War and Joe Rogan earnestly does not know what that is.
02:18:52.000And so this guest explains the Vietnam War to Joe.
02:20:04.000If they could make an AI that still allows human creativity to flourish without usurping the creative elements of it, but cut some of the tediousness out.
02:20:15.000So, for example, with animation, let's say I do most of the central keys, but then there's an AI that can fill in some of the in betweens or fill in some of the color once I already tell it how the color is supposed to look or clean the art up.
02:21:05.000I just, when I think like, In my ideal world, the application of AI rather than replacing artists, it just would allow artists to be more productive.
02:21:14.000So, like, I would be able to use my same team with the same people to just churn out way more stuff if it's good.
02:21:20.000But the problem is, none of the AIs I've seen really allow you to edit and manipulate things.
02:21:25.000So, let's say I create two key poses, the AI makes like three or four in between frames.
02:21:30.000Well, now I'm just stuck with the image the AI made as an in between frame.
02:21:33.000I can't edit it the way I can edit a drawing in my editing software.
02:21:37.000It would be a totally different workflow.
02:22:58.000And I was like, break these up into individual photos.
02:23:00.000Are you saying you need it to give you the source frames that you can plug into the editing?
02:23:05.000Yeah, I would still want to be in control of the frames and being able to modify them.
02:23:10.000And I would want to use it for limited things.
02:23:12.000So when you're animating, let's say I could take frame by frame drawings that I did of an animated sequence that I've drawn on actual paper, and then I could scan those into my computer.
02:23:24.000And an AI can do the cleanup and the coloring and the kinds of things that don't take creativity for me, right?
02:23:30.000It's still my vision, but it's cutting some of the tediousness out of the cleanup phase.
02:23:35.000Something like that would be incredible if that exists.
02:25:21.000Wait, Photoshop, right now, you can highlight the character and tell Photoshop to rotate him a degree, and it'll start animating it for you.
02:25:40.000So, if you put a cartoon in Grok and say, have the character do this, for a couple frames, the character has seven fingers or whatever, and you have no ability to change that or tweak that.
02:25:50.000I've noticed the best thing right now, Seamus, is ChatGPT image.
02:26:07.000Let's say you're going to make an animated film with AI assistance.
02:26:10.000Are all the frames you're uploading get cleaned up publicly available information that they're training the AI and that other people can see that is no longer withheld from the audience prior to the release date?
02:26:19.000As Claude, I'm not a legal expert, but uh, probably, I mean, de facto, it all depends on your workflow, man.
02:26:28.000Like, it's really like you really got to get into it, like, because it's not just like you enter a start frame and an end frame and then you press generate, it's like you go through uh, there's a whole series of processes that you go through to get your start frame, you know what I mean?
02:26:42.000There's there's nuance, I don't know if AI will.
02:26:45.000Ever be able to get, which is like when I'm singing, I'll write a song, I'll put it, I'll sing.
02:26:51.000There's literally infinite notes between an A and a B in music.
02:26:55.000You can bend that note in half infinite times to create new notes.
02:27:37.000I know, and I wonder if the same thing with animation.
02:27:40.000I don't know if that's what you're saying, is that there's like idiosyncrasies you like, little bits of things that are like human that the AI has yet to show you it's capable of reproducing.
02:27:49.000Or are you just looking for your signature art on the page and an AI has not been able to reproduce your signature style?
02:27:57.000Yeah, well, no, I would just want to be in control of it.
02:27:59.000And I think everyone has basically explained ways that that is potentially possible.
02:28:04.000It's something I'd have to experiment with.
02:28:05.000But to me, it's like if the AI shoots something out that's like 90% there, but that 10% is noticeable and it looks bad and you can tell it's AI generated and it's not complementing the human work, it's usurping and doing things differently.
02:28:18.000It's like, then it isn't worth anything to me.
02:28:19.000But if you're able to modify it in ways that can make it.
02:28:22.000Look as good as what a human artist makes and retain the human artistic flair.
02:28:26.000To me, part of why that's such an important thing to try to figure out is because it will allow humans to continue to be a part of the process.
02:28:34.000I would be very nervous about a future where people don't play any role and you just say, hey, television, make me a movie about this and it generates something.
02:28:44.000I think a world where humans aren't involved in the creative process is a very sad one.
02:28:49.000It's kind of like, is the AI a tool for you or is the AI actually like an assistant for you?
02:30:25.000And you can, that's one of the ones where you can go in and edit it.
02:30:28.000Like if you don't like something in the frame, like let's say you're just trying to create the starting frame, you know, you can go in and highlight places, get your notes, and it'll regenerate it for you.
02:30:42.000Sorry, what was the last thing you said?
02:30:43.000The last thing you said was you can go in and do what?
02:30:45.000You can go in, like, so when it generates an image, you can edit it and you can, like, put annotations on different parts of the image and say, change this to this or fix this and that.
02:30:55.000Tim is playing and screenshotting a Legendary Freedom Team video.
02:30:57.000You have to pay $20 for the ChatGPT image because my free version doesn't do it.
02:31:03.000I pay $100 for OpenAI and I pay $100 for Anthropic a month.
02:34:27.000What's the, you know, like those questions it will be able to answer and it will get you to the point where it's like, Okay, I know how to, I understand how to do this.
02:34:55.000No, but this is my point something can be very impressive and very close to what a human would do, but that 10% that throws it off makes it unusable.
02:36:08.000So, my question, I guess it's not much of a question, it's more of a discussion.
02:36:13.000Ian, I know you went off for a little bit there as to your thoughts and controlling the weather, but I'm a meteorologist now for a little over a decade, and I think I'm going to walk you guys through exactly what happened.
02:36:32.000Now it got within, they said eight miles, it got within seven and a half miles of where the venue was.
02:36:40.000And then the other one that went just through Alexandria just missed it too.
02:36:44.000So, my other question then, I guess for you guys, is was that divine intervention for the storm systems to just barely get out the radius, like get outside the radius of the lightning, which I guess was eight miles?
02:36:59.000Yeah, if the lightning struck anywhere within eight miles, they'd shut the event down.
02:37:04.000Like the center of the storm that was producing lightning was, like I said, just outside that radius, both north and south.
02:37:11.000And this was happening along a decaying cold front, which is why, as it was decaying throughout the evening, The other storms that were coming in from the mountains from the west also dissipated just as the main event was wrapping up.
02:37:26.000So, like the timing for all of this was nuts for it to work out that it dodged everything.
02:37:33.000And so, it's more of like an explanation as to okay, well, it was a decaying area of lift that would shoot the thunderstorms up because it was very warm and humid that day.
02:37:44.000And it just so happened to work out that right over the top of DC, there was enough sinking air from the thunderstorm to the north and to the south that it opened things up and allowed the show to happen.
02:37:59.000Do those things change like in real time where, like, you'll be watching them all of a sudden?
02:38:02.000You're like, why did there was there just a drop or a lift in a bunch of air?
02:38:07.000Why did that cold front move over there?
02:38:30.000Like, if this were to happen, say, a couple months ago.
02:38:33.000The inlet there with the ocean would behave like a mini cold front during the day and it would push the clouds and clear the clouds out throughout the day.
02:38:41.000So, like, say it's like a warm April day, you'll have it sometimes the area, I guess, right in that inlet there would clear out throughout the day and you'd be like, oh, well, why the sky is clear?
02:38:55.000And then all of a sudden, all the clouds move inland.
02:39:10.000I do have one more question for you, Tim, because this stems into something I listened to you talk about with Brian when you were, Brian Shapiro, when you guys were having your debate there.
02:39:20.000It was in relation to where you see, I know you've had this conversation a little bit, but where do you see things changing in 10 years with the mortality cliff?
02:39:30.000Just North American society or Western society as a whole?
02:40:11.000I think people are going to plug their brains in.
02:40:13.000And if you don't plug your brain in, it doesn't matter because a video game headset with sound is still good enough for the average person.
02:40:19.000But 10 years, I think, is a long time to advance those technologies.
02:40:24.000Yeah, I was relating that more to the mortality cliff, too, and the voter demographics.
02:40:27.000But I mean, you add that change, and with the one that you just talked about, it's like a little bit of uncertainty there with where things are going to go.
02:40:36.000It's like, which way are we going to go?
02:40:47.000Like right now in skateboarding, one of the biggest problems we have is that all of the best skateboarders, no one knows who they are because no one cares.
02:40:52.000Because if you're a core skateboarder with like cultural knowledge, you want to watch the people you want to watch, you remember.1.00
02:41:01.000So these young Japanese kids, they get some stuff, but people don't really care.0.84
02:41:05.000So the barracks is just playing 10 year old videos all day.1.00
02:41:08.000So imagine 10 years from now, I'm 50, I still am not going to care to watch some 12 year old Japanese kid doing, you know, crazy ass tricks.1.00
02:41:17.000I'm going to be like, man, that clip from the barracks, which was 20 years ago, that's already what's happening now.1.00
02:41:25.000Nice thing about having kids is you do get invigorated by watching them do stuff.
02:41:28.000So if it's your own kid, it's not going to be enough of them.
02:41:32.000It's Abe Simpson said, I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was.
02:41:36.000Now, what it is is weird and scary to me, and it'll happen to you.
02:41:41.000What was in is only because the younger generations were bigger.
02:41:44.000Now that the younger generations are smaller, what's in will always be what the market dictates, and it's going to be what the older people want.
02:41:49.000Unless the older generations have a big die off from a war.
02:41:54.000And then they have just as many people in the older generations as there are in Gen Alpha.0.51
02:42:00.000The being a Canadian, that's unfortunate, but like the boomer class is still the master class.0.97
02:42:06.000So it's well, they're dying a little bit different than in the States, there where it's like you have your millennials, Gen Xers that are, you know, getting into the majority of the population.0.97
02:42:15.000So everything's in that direction.0.79
02:42:16.000So it's why, like, especially up in Canada, I think things are going to change pretty quickly or change, what is it, suddenly and then quickly in a decade.
02:42:25.000And it's just like, okay, where is that going to go for me?
02:43:18.000I guess I want to say, Tim and everybody on the panel here, you guys do a great job running this show.
02:43:23.000Great to have a level headed discussion when it comes to tricky subjects.
02:43:29.000Um, And the nuance you guys bring to these subjects and whether it goes a little off the rails or not, you know, it adds entertainment value.
02:43:35.000But I want to say you guys do a fantastic job and keep it up.
02:44:06.000My uh, my question for Tim is in light of the recent waves of peace talks with Iran, I'm not going to say it's a for sure deal.0.53
02:44:15.000Do what is the likelihood that you think America and Iran will stick to it, and what is especially the likelihood that Israel won't try and blow this deal up like they have before?
02:44:24.000They're already trying, Israel already said they won't, they have no reason to abide by the terms.
02:44:29.000So, and I, I, it's just there have been dozens of instances where Trump said we're close to a deal.
02:44:36.000So, I just, I'm not going to hold my breath.
02:44:43.000Yeah, I mean, that's honestly the same way I feel about it all.
02:47:23.000We've got Bible Study on Sunday night with Slick and Pastor Gandolf.
02:47:27.000I mean, there are dozens of shows in there to fill your days.
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02:48:13.000In the past, the CIA would eliminate or discredit leftist candidates in Europe.
02:48:19.000After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the CIA allowed leftist candidates to flourish, like Starmer, Macron, and Sanchez.
02:48:27.000Can the panel still matter reason why the CIA stopped removing anti US candidates from Europe or come up with something positive from this by our intelligence agencies?
02:48:37.000We now have a mess in Europe and anti Americanism spearheaded by these jokers.