Ep 73 - Ron Paul Sex Dreams w⧸ Monica Perez & Marc Clair
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1 hour and 55 minutes
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193.4884
Summary
It's Conspiracy Theory Month, which means it's time for the Conspiracy Corner. This week, we have our first guest, Monica Perez of The Monica Perez Show, and Mark Clare of The Mark Clare Show, join us to discuss dinosaurs, 9/11, and much more.
Transcript
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Women jerk off dicks like fucking they're an unruly ferret.
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You see, the socialists don't have an accurate answer for this, and she needs to account for it.
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We can stay horny and retarded longer than she can stay sane.
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Ben, maybe you could say we had sex, but we didn't fuck.
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Welcome, everybody, to another episode of Tower Gang, Tower Power Hour.
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We say Tower Gang because we fucking gang up on towers.
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As always, we have Tower King Cole in the building.
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Make sure you follow him because he says a bunch of gay shit.
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We got Top Lops to the number one graphic designer on Earth and our very special guest.
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Oh, I am Clint Russell from Liberty Lockdown and our very special guest.
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We have Monica Perez from the Monica Perez Show.
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And then we have, once again, the darkest member of the Lions of Liberty.
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He's the only member as far as I'm concerned, but that's another thing.
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It was you, Ralph Northam, and Justin Trudeau all together.
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That didn't take less than two minutes for a spank bank.
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Hey, we are back with another episode of our...
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I don't know if that ever stuck, but it's just our Conspiracy Theory month, and so that's
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Yeah, we're having the Conspiracy Corner is what this is right now.
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But so we have one of the two best conspiracy people, actually, in our realm, Monica Perez
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She was like, I want to talk dinosaurs, and so we have to talk dinosaurs, and she was
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talking to us before the episode started, and actually, do you tell why you got started
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It never even occurred to me that dinosaurs could be fake.
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And my mother said, yeah, I don't believe in dinosaurs.
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Well, my mother is Irish from New York, but she...
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So, that is actually kind of true, because I think what we have is, in the entire world,
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I think we have no complete dinosaur skeletons.
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And I think we have maybe, like, I think three overall, like, that add up to maybe, like,
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90-something percent of one or something like that.
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But if you see, like, a dinosaur skeleton in a museum, most of it is fake.
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Just the headline I saw that it said something like, first full T-Rex skeleton found.
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So, maybe there's been too much of this chatter about the not having the full skeletons.
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Now, like, oh, we got to do the full skeleton, guys.
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It's weird, because just as this has been, like, a topic of conversation, I saw them actually
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Which makes you think, oh, so we never had full skeletons before?
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And what I actually discovered, looking a few things up for this, is this is off the
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American Natural History Museum website, American Museum of Natural History, dinosaur bones
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Through the process of fossilization, ancient animal bones are turned into rock.
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They're rocks that look like bones, because rocks seeped into it and turned into bone-shaped
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Like, to make the skeletons complete, though, because they don't have enough bones to have
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But a lot of the bones are actually molded off of, like, they might have, like, only
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one, like, T-Rex femur in the entire world or something.
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And all the other T-Rex femurs in the museums are actually molded off of that one and made
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So, I wanted to be a paleontologist when I was younger.
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We're just shifting gears, but we're staying on dinosaurs.
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And it was like, when I was young, I loved, I was upset.
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Of course, Monica, in your opinion, are paleontologists like the astronauts of NASA with the moon
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I think once you get into, like, where your entire paycheck is dependent on believing in
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And I think it's like an engineer builds a bridge.
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Like, he doesn't really know as long as the bolt works.
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I think the paleontologists, if you look, there was one article I read about how bones
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And they just show, like, these buckets full of, like, dust and little bits of bones.
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And they're like, what they do is they, like, get wires and they hold them together with vice
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And they try to figure out what the bones should look like.
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In the drawing of the T-Rex we made up, it would look like this.
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I think there have been situations where they've found, like, a single tooth and then they just
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What about, like, the woolly mammoth that's frozen in the ice?
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And they're frozen and they're mummified and you can get their DNA and you can look at them
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And as a matter of fact, when I saw that one T-Rex femur, I was like, I don't believe it.
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So, I looked up, like, mammoth femur and literally, side by side, it looked exactly the
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So, I think all of the actual bones are bisons or mammoths.
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And the bisons, because, like, bisons covered the entire North America, whatever, the U.S.
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And that's where they found, like, jillions and jillions of these bones.
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And I think they were just, like, bison graveyards.
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But there was never a time when a dinosaur got trapped in, like, fucking La Brea tar pits.
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It seems like that would be something that could actually keep it in place.
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So, when you have, like, petrified rock, petrified wood, it gets stuck in silty.
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And you have this, like, remineralization process.
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So, if you go to wiki and look up petrified wood, you'll see, like, the cross-section.
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Like, all these really beautiful quartz-type things.
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But it only happens in this silty, sandy stuff.
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So, if you think about it, if you got stuck in a tar pit, that doesn't mineralize anything.
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Don't forget, like, these aren't preserved bones.
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Now they're starting to say that they can find, like, preserved things.
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Like, oh, we found a 110-million-year-old dinosaur, and it still had, like, fern, undigested ferns in its stomach.
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I don't fucking believe anything these people say.
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One of the other things is that no dinosaurs had been discovered prior to the 1800s.
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And most of the dinosaurs that have been discovered, I believe, were discovered by these two guys who were competing against each other and sabotaging each other the whole time.
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And my theory is that every single dinosaur that either of them discovered was a fake dinosaur or fake dinosaur bone planted by the other one for them to find.
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So, what is the, you know, like, the conspiracy theory 101 is, like, qui bono?
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Who's benefiting other than these two scientists?
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They were trying to, there's, I read a really interesting article on this.
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So, the first, the first pass is they were trying to prove Darwinian evolution, which really doesn't hold up to math.
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I understand, like, the genes and, you know, blue eyes.
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But Darwinian evolution as this random thing that results in new species is not true.
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You're going to really upset Talos, so be careful.
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Like, I'm more likely to believe in aliens than dinosaurs at this point.
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Or apparently black men that create all human beings.
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And, like, I feel like you should put the sign up that says no girls allowed.
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They believe that black people, like, this one black dude with a giant fucking head created all white people.
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Yeah, he, like, because he got mad because they all made, because of all the other black people made fun of him.
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And so, like, they're evil because, like, an evil scientist created white people.
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Kanye is right when he says that black people are responsible for slavery because they created the white people.
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I think Jacob was actually mad because he was the only black guy with a small penis.
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So then he decided to create people that had smaller penises.
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So he actually created the Asian people as well.
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But they like Asian people, from what I've heard.
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Well, that was, the evolution, like, that was always the one that got me, was because they would always be like, well, of course evolution.
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Well, I also remember there was, I was watching a thing that said back in, like, the early 1900s, maybe, like, 40s or 50s, or I can't remember, somewhere around there, that the, again, the National History Museum went and they had a bunch of old, like, human skulls or Neanderthal skulls or whatever.
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And they went and destroyed all of them because it didn't line up with their evolutionary hypothesis.
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And so, they're just like, well, just get rid of these because they don't.
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And that's what they did, like, a lot back then because they're just like.
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Like, this is still happening with, like, Gobekli Tepe, right?
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There's, like, a whole line of biologists that are old school that just won't admit that 14,000 years ago there was a civilization because it undermines everything else that they've been doing.
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See, that's interesting, though, because it's kind of, like, it's like one aspect of scientists are trying to hide old, like, ancient history shit.
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And then the other ones are making up ancient history shit.
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Now, I'm maybe coming at this from an angle of maybe the angle with the fake dinosaurs is that the establishment is trying to usurp religion.
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And some of the biggest proponents of the dinosaurs are fake thing or also dinosaurs existed at the same time as humans are different sects of Christianity that believe that.
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Welcome into the dinosaurs that were basically, because if you look across every society, every ancient culture, there are dragons.
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It's not like it's just the Chinese or, like, just the Welsh or whatever.
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Dragons are fucking everywhere in, like, you know, modern slash, like, modernly ancient history, I guess, like, Bible history and beyond.
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So, that's my, that's my, I think there's a lot of fake dinos, but I think to whatever extent there is real sort of, like, large beastly heads in this sort of nature that can't be explained by, without admitting that that can't be real.
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That's part of, like, okay, let's just say they lived 100 million years ago.
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There's no dinosaurs, but there are fucking dragons.
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I was thinking that, like, that's what's weird about, like, conspiracy communities, like, I think most of them don't believe in dinosaurs, but a fair number believe in everything from aliens to dragons and interdimensional beings, which, you know, I don't believe the dinosaur thing, because they're actually offering evidence that can be debunked.
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Yeah, I like, that is the weirdest thing, because they do, like, they, they show evidence, but it's like, that's not real, though.
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Like, you're not showing, like, it'd be, it'd be like me showing, like, being like, this is the penny that I own.
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It's like, but I mean, it's a penny, and I'm going to say it's a penny.
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And we're wearing lab coats, so you know you can trust us.
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What about, what about pictures of the paleontologists where they're, like, actually, like, in the trench, and they're fucking using the brush.
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And that's like the dancing nurses of dinosaurs.
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Is that not, is that not petrified fucking bone?
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Dinosaurs and bison bones all mixed up together, and now we made a dinosaur.
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I think the, like, the official story, the official story was that in this American Museum of Natural History says that they send out these expeditions to find dinosaur bones.
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And that some of these people, they cover five to ten miles a day, and it has to be in sedimentary rock or whatever it is where they, where it always is.
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And they look to see if any of these little bone fragments are sticking out.
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That after 65 million years, this stuff bubbled up to the surface, and a bunch of people are going to go and walk five or ten miles a day.
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I'm not surprised they, it doesn't surprise me that they find something.
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It surprises me that they don't find something every fucking inch.
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Because how are you going to tell the difference between a little piece of rock and a little piece of rock bone?
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The bones are made of the rock that is around it.
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The official story is that it's a bone stuck in rock, and then the rock seeps into the bone and turns into a bone-shaped rock.
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And then those guys are in there with their little toothpicks and stuff saying, look, look, it looks like it's turning into a bone.
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So that whole scene from, like, because everybody thinks about, like, Jurassic Park, and that whole scene, like, where they're, like, at the dig, and they uncover, like, a huge fucking thing, and then they find the mosquito stuck in amber.
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Like, that's never, like, that's never been true.
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That's never been the thing that they've ever done.
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So I think they might find, like, alligators and stuff.
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Yeah, but the tooth could be, like, a saber-toothed tiger.
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There are huge things in the ocean that don't just collapse on themselves.
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So you could find, and they can make impressions, like fossilized impressions.
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Only dinosaurs have petrified bones, like 3D things.
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Think of all the other fossils you've ever seen.
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I feel like eight-year-old Clint, like, little baby Clint inside me, is, like, my fucking heart is breaking, man.
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Polls to the Wall's mom loved the moon landing.
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And I was at Freedom Fest, and they were like, hey, Monica, tell my mom about the moon landing.
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They shot back up off the moon, answered another rocket, and came back.
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And they did it 50 years ago before we had fucking crazy.
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And they also filmed all of it and streamed it.
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But then they lost the film, and they forgot to take a picture of the stars.
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Finally, there was another point, another freaking point of reverence to understand the three-dimensional universe.
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But it wouldn't come out because we had lights with us.
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I'm going to see Eddie Bravo in 10 days, and I'm so fucking hype right now.
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So, I mean, Mark, do you believe in the moon landing?
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Well, I'll say I don't believe that the footage that we saw was of people going to the moon.
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There might be some other sort of, like, secret space program or something.
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I'm also open to space being completely fucking made up entirely because I don't know if you guys seen the fakes.
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I don't know if you guys seen some of these ISS, like, videos of astronauts in the space station.
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And there's some where they are just clearly just hanging up on this thing.
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And there's other ones where you can, like, very clearly tell they're on a green screen.
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And so maybe people, like, my science friends who know stuff, they're like, oh, no, you can see the space station in the sky.
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But then I see these videos of these guys that are just clearly, like, floating.
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And, like, you can see, like, their clothes, like, sometimes just hanging up.
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So either that stuff didn't happen or maybe something so much fucking weirder is happening that they make up fake space to make us think, like, this normal thing is happening where they're just in a space station.
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Like, that's the libertarian conundrum where it's, like, these guys are full of shit.
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Or they have all the power and they're lying about this.
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Not only did they go to the moon, but they went to, you know, Jupiter or some shit.
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I think it's either no space or it's way fucking crazier.
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Whenever we had Slatter with Dave on, he did the same.
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And he was like, no, no, it's like, it's not, like, you think that's real up there?
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Or you think, well, he was, like, I can't remember if he was the one that was the, the sun's not real either.
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Or it was, like, the sun isn't, like, 98 million miles away.
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It's, like, it's, like, 10,000 miles away, actually.
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The Obama administration was bragging about getting into outer Earth orbit, which is, like, I don't even know.
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And it's 164th from, like, a distance from the moon.
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Because the moon, I don't know how, what is it, like, 10,000 miles from the Earth, something like that.
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It's just all just numbers that they just make up and can just, and just put it in, they just put it in some computer somewhere.
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Speaking of making up numbers, what about carbon dating?
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That's, like, their whole thing for the dinosaurs.
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No, because the carbon dating doesn't go back that far.
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Yeah, well, I remember, because, so I went to a super Christian school in college.
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And we had an origins class, which was basically, like, our version, like, the Christian version of, like, an evolutionary thing.
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So it was like, no, okay, we're going to go through what we believe, young earth creationism, all the way up and debunk everything.
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But that was one they always hammered in, was, like, carbon dating does not work on sedimentary rock.
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Well, they can only find the fossils in sedimentary rock.
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So all these numbers they're making up are just, and either they use the fossils to date the rocks, or they use the rocks to date the fossils.
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And it's a big circular reasoning that they use.
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Why is there so much speculation around carbon?
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But there's two different – there's carbon 12 and carbon 13, and carbon 12 is in life, and carbon 13, I think, is, like, the stuff that's in oil.
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And that's, like – so I don't think oil came from dinosaurs either.
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Have you ever even looked at a hydrogen molecule?
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Wait, so what are you guys telling me I'm looking at when I have a fucking telescope up, and I'm looking out into outer space, and I can see, like, constellations and shit?
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I believe – I'm not sure we can get out there, but we definitely – I have a telescope, too, and I've seen, like, the rings of Saturn.
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I've seen the moons of Saturn outside the rings of Saturn and, like, looked at them for hours and day after day, and, like, their position changes.
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Dude, yeah, it's – the first time you see the rings of Saturn through a telescope – because Saturn is visible to the naked eye, and it kind of just looks like a star.
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And then you put the telescope on it, and you actually see the rings.
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And we talked – I think I mentioned it in the last episode was, like, Prison Earth.
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So, like, we're – there are other aliens, and we're just –
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But then that – now we're talking about, like, the Anunnaki, which were, like, giant people.
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And then if we're going to say if they were giant people, why the fuck can't they be giant chickens?
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Well, that's why I liked what Ofer said earlier, that his conclusion is that because we know that birds aren't real and dinosaurs are related to birds, therefore, dinosaurs are also not real.
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Look, I don't know anything about the Anunnaki.
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Does anyone actually believe that birds aren't real?
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No, I'm surprised you mentioned something I haven't heard of.
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So, this one, the Dogen tribe is a tribe in Africa that when they were found.
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They were, like, discovered in, like, the early 1900s.
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And whenever they went there and talked to them, they were all very primitive.
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But they also had very, like, advanced knowledge of things.
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Like, they, well, I'm talking to people in here.
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I bet they thought there was just men and women, too.
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David Brady, the existence of carbon-based organisms implies the existence of carbon cringe organisms.
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David Brady's 12, so that's an advanced joke for him.
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Well, I'm apparently the only one in here that...
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No, so what they said was that back, like, years, like, in ancient times, they came, there
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were aliens or something, came down and gave them all these secrets.
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And they, like, had paintings of them, and they would dress up like them.
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And they were like, well, they've gone, but how do these people know?
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They knew, like, other, like, scientific shit that I can't remember off the top of my head.
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But the thing was, the Anunnaki, it was the same...
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The Anunnaki were Sumerian-based, were they not top?
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But the Anunnaki and the people that Dogen tried talked about had the exact same, like...
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I think a lot of the Anunnaki stuff was, like, ancient Egypt, a lot of the pyramids that
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they built in the structures, like the Sphinx and all that, some of these things had a margin
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of error that were, like, one-tenth the size of a human hair.
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So, and they were using physical tools, so, like, chisels and shit like that.
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And they were fitting rocks, like, side by side perfectly.
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To recruit the paleontologists in the Liberty Movement.
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We have data on dinosaurs, so we can really be sure.
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Monica, do you have anything else on dinosaurs, like, that you can just want to, you just want
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You said there were two, like, reasons why they want to hide this shit.
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That was before I smoked weed for a couple hours.
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I read an article today that said, like, dinosaurs were a capitalist plot.
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And, of course, the first thing they do is stipulate they're real, but the origin of the
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And it was actually really interesting about how the old, like, you know, robber barons or
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whatever had a PR problem, and they wanted to look like they were giving back.
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So they built museums, and they happened to make it into a pretty lucrative business in
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a way, like, getting all those bones in there and charging even for the museum sometimes.
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But what this article said, which I found interesting, like, similarly to the way that it serves the
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evolutionary story in science, it served the Darwinian theory of society, of Darwinian, what do you call it?
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Social Darwinism, where they would say, like, this is, if you look at the dinosaurs as a metaphor for the robber baron, yes, like, it gets big and huge.
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But then they die out, and it allows for this whole plethora of, you know, wealth of new species.
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I'm just saying that I can see that if it was fostered by those guys, snake oil salesmen turned billionaires, that it did turn out to be like a really lucrative business.
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It was right up that alley of, like, whistle stops and stuff where you'd go and, you know, have fantastical things and circuses and freak shows.
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And I think it may have come out of that kind of tradition because it really flourished in the U.S.
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It's like this capitalists always be finding a way.
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Weird Science is a much more realistic movie than Jurassic Park, by the way.
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Oh, by the way, Matt W. on Odyssey, he gave us whatever Odyssey fucking dollary dues this is.
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It takes like a thousand of those to make a penny.
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The aliens were here to slam puss, which we did touch on last week.
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That maybe aliens come here just because women's, like, human pussy is way better than anything.
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Well, if we want to tie it into the Anunnaki as the aliens, which we could tie into, like, we can go Book of Enoch, the Watchers.
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That's the whole idea, is that they came to slam puss, and they slammed puss and created these giants and other beastly-type creatures that we had to deal with until the Flood.
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I don't even know if it's a conspiracy theory or if I've come up with it, but I think, I think that if you look at Asian people, right, if you look at, like, Japanese, Chinese, like, if you had never seen one.
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If you had never seen one and you were to stumble into them, you'd be like, you're from somewhere else.
00:31:54.760
You'd be like, you're, like, like, because I know, I know that the explanation for evolutionary theory is, like, it was really dusty and windy where they're at, and that's, like, why their eyes are more closed than ours, and I'm like, that sounds like bullshit.
00:32:09.100
Like, there's, Europeans have, like, 2% Neanderthal genes.
00:32:18.660
So I think that there's, you know, you got your interspecial stuff going on.
00:32:23.500
So you're saying that Neanderthals are actually.
00:32:32.360
You're saying that Neanderthals are actually more advanced than.
00:32:38.100
I was thinking they were blonde, but then the Asian thing doesn't, that doesn't hold water because the Neanderthals are up where blonde people are.
00:32:48.380
Sorry, Mark, but it's just, it's, you know, it's, it's against nature.
00:32:54.080
Believes in space doesn't believe in blonde people.
00:33:12.380
Like, when you look at why there are the separation of such distinct, like, of races.
00:33:23.520
Almost everybody is brown-haired and brown-eyed.
00:33:28.340
Well, the Inuit, like, kind of look Asian, right?
00:33:34.160
They cross over the Bering Land Bridge or something.
00:33:40.420
So, supposedly, human beings left Africa only 40,000 years ago.
00:33:44.120
So, that means in 40,000 years, they went from sub-Saharan African to blonde Norwegian people.
00:33:56.780
Because maybe they were black, and, like, now they're, like, these little chubby tan people.
00:34:12.740
I knew if any show could turn Conspiracy Theory Hour into fucking racism, it'd be awesome.
00:34:31.660
That's why Monica and I married Latinos, because we wanted to be able to claim we're not racist the rest of our careers.
00:34:37.100
I wouldn't even tell you what I really am, then.
00:34:39.280
The first time you saw a Chinese person, didn't you go, like, you're an alien.
00:34:48.460
You said to the philosopher, like, you looked at her, just like...
00:34:54.020
She could tell that I'm, like, you're not from here.
00:34:57.380
Yeah, like, I went to Asia, and I was, like, who the fuck am I?
00:35:21.660
So, like, that's fucking weird, because octopuses are smarter than...
00:35:37.620
What race was the guy in that Netflix movie who was fucking an octopus?
00:35:46.780
You talking about the guy that was obsessed with the octopus that, like, went and swam with them, like, every day?
00:35:52.200
I don't remember him fucking with it, but that's probably the behind the scenes, yeah.
00:35:58.000
Like, you were like, that dude's fucking that octopus.
00:35:59.780
I actually saw that Joe Rogan clip today from the, where they were taking a look at that huge, like, octopus or squid that that deep sea oil rig found.
00:36:15.040
That shit is, like, anything in this, like, the ocean, like, the deep ocean is scary as fuck.
00:36:21.040
Have you seen these octopuses that, like, change colors and they become these, like, they bright and, like, they, like, change colors with their emotion and all this shit?
00:36:31.080
And they also say, like, well, any type of, like, they say, like, dolphins are legitimately, like, almost sentient.
00:36:36.500
Like, they believe they're almost, like, to the point of where you can be, like, it's almost cruel if we keep them locked up because it's...
00:36:43.420
Dude, octopuses are smarter than fucking dolphins from what I've read.
00:36:47.420
So, like, and we just, we don't give a fuck about them at all.
00:37:08.500
How about the fact that whales were land mammals?
00:37:23.400
That fish, you know, grew legs and walked out, and then some of those walked back in.
00:37:34.080
Because they can't figure out why they do have lungs and breathe air.
00:37:42.900
Elephants are halfway of all fucking great whales.
00:37:55.040
So, can we just drop off a bunch of elephants into the middle of the ocean, and maybe they'll
00:38:19.740
Can we have a GoFundMe to drop an elephant in the middle of the ocean, please?
00:38:24.420
That's why this show needs to become tremendously successful, so we can do really stupid shit
00:38:36.220
How much is an elephant and how much is a helicopter?
00:38:40.440
That's the kind of shit we're going to do here.
00:38:44.480
Tell your friends to watch, can't afford to drop an elephant in the ocean?
00:38:49.060
Tell your friends to watch Tower Gang so we can execute elephants on national TV.
00:39:07.920
Whales are land mammals because Liz owns this, so.
00:39:18.840
Pokemon Go, obviously, was the way to map the inside of your house.
00:39:23.780
Even before that, like, they had me believing in evolution hardcore when I was like seven.
00:39:31.220
But in the library at my college was a book that was basically saying that Pokemon is evil
00:39:41.320
Like, it legitimately was a whole, like, fucking book on it.
00:39:44.180
You would say that, though, because you look like a highly evolved Psyduck.
00:39:51.300
The three people that got that really got that, Clint.
00:40:05.180
My husband went to London recently and brought back sacred gin in his suitcase.
00:40:29.500
Do we want to get into Matthew McConaughey, Oklahoma City, or the Kavanaugh stuff?
00:40:33.900
I'm a McConaughey-Therther, so I'm down with McConaughey.
00:40:36.460
Because I know Monica has been talking about it on the propaganda report for a long time.
00:40:52.640
They need, like, a Texan who wants to bring people together and has common sense.
00:40:57.820
One of the odds he's from this town, by the way.
00:41:02.280
Well, the odds are 100% because that's why they picked him.
00:41:16.560
This has been building for, like, two years almost.
00:41:21.180
Like, he's been sticking his head up since 2020, like, flirting with the politics stuff.
00:41:31.440
And I also want to tell you about the Kavanaugh thing.
00:41:37.140
Oh, we can, but I don't have any skills on McConaughey.
00:41:48.580
Has there ever been anybody else that actually does go and do the press?
00:41:53.420
Whatever McConaughey did at the White House, has that ever happened before?
00:41:58.200
A random actor just giving a speech that's, like, never been in government before at the
00:42:04.060
It was, like, televised like that, where, like, it was at, like, the...
00:42:09.600
Yeah, like, Selena Gomez went up there and fucking...
00:42:14.200
Yeah, and, like, the week before that, didn't fucking, like, BTS or whatever they're called
00:42:29.880
...is that I watch a lot of these things as if I'm blue-pilled to see, like, to try to
00:42:34.420
feel, like, what my family would feel like watching, and I was like, god damn, that was
00:42:38.840
If you're retarded, the way he said it, and he cursed a little bit, too.
00:42:45.140
Even Jordan Peterson was like, oh, this is finally what we needed to hear.
00:42:51.380
I don't think there's any human being on Earth that's disappointed me more in the past couple
00:42:55.000
years than Jordan Peterson, because he's like, he's like, this is exactly how totalitarianism
00:43:01.300
And then totalitarianism happens, and he's like, I need to go to rehab.
00:43:06.740
He's like, I can't talk about this shit right now.
00:43:13.220
Do you think he's a world economic, do you think he's a world economic forum, Stooge?
00:43:27.480
He made the scene very quickly, but he also, you know, adds value.
00:43:33.360
I mean, yeah, he's been on talk shows talking like a politician for, like, a year or a year
00:43:39.740
I mean, he's been laying the groundwork, and he's been flirting with politics for a while,
00:44:08.460
He lost me about a year or two years ago when he told Republicans to, like, let's calm it
00:44:12.880
down and let's not nominate Brett Kavanaugh so that we can have some political discourse.
00:44:20.340
And now we have the left going after Brett Kavanaugh, which was a nice thing to...
00:44:27.520
Okay, so first of all, I would like to say that Brett Kavanaugh is a Clinton shill.
00:44:33.620
So the whole reason that they were like, he raped me.
00:44:38.500
Well, you can't pin that on him because you have no proof was a massive distraction.
00:44:42.820
So Republicans did not have to answer the fact that he covered up the Vince Foster murder.
00:44:50.160
Like literally, there was a memo written by his predecessor saying, I'm quitting because
00:44:55.440
this whole Vince Foster investigation is a cover up.
00:44:58.440
Brett Kavanaugh, I'm telling you, don't let them get away with it.
00:45:04.820
So do you think Brett Kavanaugh is in on the attempt on the life of Brett Kavanaugh?
00:45:10.500
Okay, so this is what I think happened with that.
00:45:12.280
It was so hilarious because I read the story and I was like, okay, this guy shows up with
00:45:16.660
a bunch of guns saying that he's afraid that they're going to ease up on gun control.
00:45:23.260
He, there was another like total weird thing about what he was saying.
00:45:27.180
He said, oh, he, he called to report himself, just like the New York City shooter guy.
00:45:37.080
Then I looked two seconds later and I see earlier that day, not later that day, earlier
00:45:43.420
that day, this legislation of trying to get protection for Supreme Court justices and
00:45:53.320
So earlier that day, there was something that was right on point, but then I was thinking,
00:46:01.600
It happens out here in LA too, on trying to get the elected officials security around their
00:46:06.500
house to get like secret service in their house.
00:46:08.860
And, and it ties into the fences around the Capitol.
00:46:18.680
I think therefore, this is how you're going to vote or the corgi never walks again.
00:46:27.620
I think it's about control, literally controlling government.
00:46:33.600
Uh, I think, you know, whatever deep state, you know, whatever you want to call it.
00:46:43.380
No, because this could, this could be like a, like, like you're describing a Marxist takeover
00:46:47.960
or, or you could be describing like whatever the fuck Q was talking about.
00:46:55.520
Cause it stole so many people who were so close to really waking up to the whole truth.
00:47:00.920
But, and also the, the premise was ridiculous that there was a military faction within the
00:47:06.180
government that was going to help the sitting president take power in a coup.
00:47:10.120
So, but do you think there was intelligence that is not from the sitting, it takes power
00:47:15.080
away from the, I think Q was real in the sense there were, I think there was real intelligence
00:47:19.300
trying to use the Q thing as a thing, but not real in the sense that it was, I think
00:47:26.240
I think it was a legit buyout just to like get people, because I mean, they, I mean,
00:47:31.820
Like they were, they, they believe that John F.
00:47:40.900
I, we like, we met him one day and he just started going off on these, all these rabbit
00:47:44.980
And he's like, and some of it like sounded sort of reasonable, like, yeah, like Trump was
00:47:51.040
And then by the end of it, he was showing me telegram channels run by JFK and Michael Jackson.
00:47:58.280
And a hundred percent believed it is one of the funniest things though.
00:48:02.780
Um, there was, so they believed that John F. Kennedy was going to come back and take
00:48:12.280
I want to say that he was going to like, it was like, I don't know.
00:48:23.160
But I want to say what the, what I really think that, you know, is it Q?
00:48:32.560
I think it's about the fact that there is still process.
00:48:35.680
As long as we have the constitution, we have process and they cannot totally control that.
00:48:43.300
And they need to have this impression that there are things like courts, there are checks
00:48:50.580
That's why I think they allowed, like, they didn't just steamroll the vaccine thing.
00:48:54.040
They, you know, they were like, oh, well, okay, we're going to push, push, push, push,
00:48:56.880
And then some of this stuff's going to lose in court.
00:49:01.120
Maybe they know that's the way it's going to happen and they just have to plan for it.
00:49:04.300
But I think that they just, they know that there are human beings that get into these
00:49:08.780
positions and they're going to have to control, or you could have your JFK as your Ronald Reagans
00:49:13.500
who are totally in on it, but they still think that they are the president or they are a Supreme
00:49:22.180
You have to sometimes shoot them in the head or hold their dog hostage or whatever.
00:49:26.020
Well, the way I knew that it was all bullshit, the Q thing was that they, they said that there
00:49:30.860
was a deep state and that there was going to be a savior and his name was Donald Trump.
00:49:40.440
There's no fucking way that Donald Trump's the savior.
00:49:45.120
And it's not like about the Q stuff, but it's just about Trump's departure from, it's
00:49:53.080
If I was Trump and I did reside over the lockdown of the entire country.
00:49:59.500
And so the economy go to shit and you know, this and that, everything that's happened
00:50:03.400
in the last two years, I would not want to be president right now because no matter what
00:50:07.400
Biden does, even if he was actually cognizant, he can't change a goddamn thing.
00:50:13.800
So if, if I were Trump, the best thing to do is act like he stole the election, step back
00:50:19.580
and come back as the good guy four years later.
00:50:26.440
Actually, I think he is going to run again in 2024.
00:50:28.840
And I think that's going to be his, uh, that's the way he's going to campaign on that, on
00:50:36.260
I think, but the, the reason I think that's a mistake is because he, he has not relinquished
00:50:41.520
his, his proudness surrounding the vaccine and his supporters fucking despise that shit.
00:50:54.420
I think he probably has more fun being rightful president from like his, wherever his mansion
00:51:02.100
or whatever, you know, emeritus, like the Pope, two presidents, two presidents, he can
00:51:09.400
And, you know, just be kicking back and not doing all the work.
00:51:12.020
Angela's getting, still getting all the benefits from being the former president.
00:51:15.280
He still gets like 24 hour security for free from like the secret service.
00:51:23.540
So part of this probably does, maybe it bothers him, but they said that July 4th, he's going
00:51:40.960
You think there'll be riots if he just announces he's running for president?
00:51:55.080
There's going to be riots this summer regardless.
00:51:58.720
Oh, I mean, well, I was talking to a friend today.
00:52:04.440
And he said that the, his city where he's in, it's not Chicago.
00:52:09.600
But like his, the city workers are going on strike.
00:52:11.880
They're about to go on strike because they, uh, they got like a 3% raise and they were
00:52:19.540
And then like, they, I mean, it was like, so I think you're going to start seeing like
00:52:22.880
this thing of like where people are going to start striking or rioting over, Hey, like
00:52:27.820
we're not getting, we're, you're giving us a 4% raise or whatever, but we're paying
00:52:36.640
Plus gas, you know, the gas is going up and saying, I mean, we could see some real, which
00:52:42.420
if you're like me where it's like, okay, but I think that's what they want.
00:52:47.840
I think they want something that, because the, all the, uh, I mean, y'all know about all
00:52:52.780
the, um, food processing plants, like that, uh, those, um, all that stuff with the eggs.
00:52:58.440
I remember I saw something about like a big eggplant, like got destroyed.
00:53:06.480
I just bought, I bought 10 more meat chickens today and I bought two turkeys also.
00:53:10.900
So I'm not fucking around, but I think there was a, there was.
00:53:13.700
As soon as I get to Florida, I'm coming straight to your house to take some chickens in the
00:53:17.220
middle of the night when you're, when, when, when you're not a wolf player, you're going
00:53:33.280
But I think, and I think like at the same time, they're like, we want them to riot, but we
00:53:37.380
don't want them to have guns when they do it because they have guns at some point that's
00:53:45.820
They want you to have the little guns so they can mow you down.
00:53:50.280
So you can identify yourself as a, you know, a constitutionalist with your tiny handgun
00:53:58.640
I saw something today about, um, that the 15 round magazine, uh, limit went through the
00:54:09.740
And, and, and, and more than California allowance.
00:54:12.500
So yeah, it's more than Massachusetts semi-automatic, uh, rifle sales to anyone under 20, under 21
00:54:25.980
How do you, how can you say that so confidently?
00:54:28.220
There was 10 Republicans that voted in the house support.
00:54:35.760
They got to capture the emotion or have another thing.
00:54:39.380
You know, have another, have a cluster, a bigger cluster.
00:54:43.960
Well, it's already happened because we had, uh, just, was it a couple of days ago?
00:54:47.460
The, um, the hospital, well, the hospital that got shot up too, wasn't it in Tulsa?
00:54:54.280
Monica, does this stuff like, does this even affect you anymore?
00:54:57.360
Because you, you cover all this shit and, and this last shooting is, I was like, I don't
00:55:05.000
I would have looked into it, but I rarely do it.
00:55:10.760
The guy came in at like two 31 or whatever in five minutes, they had talked him down.
00:55:16.880
Like he relinquished his weapon and he had killed 10 people starting in the parking lot,
00:55:22.800
The cops were there within, I think 90 seconds.
00:55:24.880
And then you had the Uvalde thing, which was like an hour and all that standoff stuff.
00:55:29.220
Whenever I, when any time I've ever dug in, I've always found enough details that just
00:55:35.720
make it appear that the official narrative cannot be true.
00:55:40.380
It literally closed down on February 14th, 2018.
00:55:59.280
I didn't see that because I covered it like the soon as it happened.
00:56:04.300
I just looked into that guy and, uh, it just didn't, it just didn't hold water.
00:56:11.700
I mean, there was no, like they were, there were pictures you could see of him with like
00:56:15.520
stuff in the background, a Confederate flag and all that stuff.
00:56:18.800
And that picture I'm talking about was totally Photoshopped and, uh, there was just no, it
00:56:24.460
just didn't seem like there was any backstory that supported this argument, but yeah, you
00:56:29.940
know, I'm not saying that the narrative about him is accurate, but I'm saying like that shooting
00:56:37.440
Well, that I wouldn't be surprised, but I'd have to look at it myself to try to figure out
00:56:42.300
If you've ever seen the, if you've ever seen the fucking Christchurch shooting in New Zealand,
00:56:51.640
The white house is telling people that nine millimeters are going to blow your lungs out,
00:56:57.360
I mean, you get shot with a high caliber caliber round and it's, it's, it doesn't really look
00:57:02.560
I mean, like you'll see maybe a little blood spatter, but people believe that shit.
00:57:09.280
Isn't it all about the ammo, the most popular ammo or the guns they want to take away?
00:57:19.340
You've already used five, five, six or two 23 and they're like, let's get rid of nine
00:57:35.140
Every time, every time, like, I know, I know I just tweet this shit all day.
00:57:38.420
So you guys are like, yeah, we know Clint, but like, like, I viscerally hate the government
00:57:44.600
And it's just year after year of them taking our rights.
00:57:51.520
But now it's this whole cabal that brings in, not that it hasn't always been, but big philanthropy,
00:57:57.580
the global corporations where they're going back and forth.
00:58:25.820
All these paleontologists are paid off by big bone.
00:58:32.400
Without government, who's going to make the bones?
00:58:39.120
Whenever they go on a dig, they just call it boning, actually.
00:58:51.900
You hate the government, but like, now I hate everybody.
00:58:54.300
Yeah, well, you were getting into world economic forum stuff and the big, I mean, it's, it's
00:59:01.500
I think they decided they couldn't get world government.
00:59:04.080
So they're going to, it was one of the scenarios in the Rockefeller Foundation thing from 2010
00:59:08.560
is that they were going to have, allow nation states to kind of degrade and big philanthropy
00:59:17.220
And I think that, that, that brings in Clint, that brings in like the ESG stuff because
00:59:21.000
it's no, it's no longer just, we don't have to, we don't have to dictate stuff from a government.
00:59:25.840
We can, we can run it all through just corporate, corporate, corporate, uh, corporatism basically.
00:59:32.180
I know everyone else here is in the know, but Monica, I don't know if you know, but we, we
00:59:37.080
found out that the treasurer of the LNC now has been working directly.
00:59:42.140
He's the COO of a company that, that promotes ESG and his job.
00:59:50.420
I've been assured that he's providing solutions.
01:00:01.420
I've been going at this guy for like a year because he's just, he's a retard, like high
01:00:08.800
And I used to think he was just a fat, short loser, but it turns out he's a fat, short
01:00:12.700
loser who wants to inject children and also does ESG.
01:00:27.880
I mean, why would I know the new inside of the LNC?
01:00:44.720
I think that the messaging that he's doing is great.
01:00:46.820
I think a lot of people in the libertarian party are great.
01:00:49.740
Clint is always, he's doing speeches and he's saying the right shit.
01:00:56.160
Then there was the Mises takeover, which was pretty based.
01:01:01.460
And I was like, all right, I joined, I joined the party again.
01:01:04.840
But I said, I don't care who you give money to.
01:01:08.320
It's just a posture of saying like, hey, I think what you did was awesome.
01:01:11.860
And then it turns out, like, this guy, this guy was a treasure.
01:01:32.480
The stunning part to me was that Josh Smith went for like four rounds and had to defeat
01:01:37.480
Noda to become the vice chair when he's pretty fucking solid on a lot of topics.
01:01:43.680
And this guy is, like, talking about, he's had tweets that said, I think it's past time
01:01:53.000
He's saying, like, the Bible is bullshit, which is neither here nor there.
01:01:56.320
That's as bad as taking the kid to church, you know.
01:02:07.680
And he sounds like Princess Leia in the Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi when
01:02:11.160
she's the goal is the messaging because you're not going to win from the Libertarian Party.
01:02:17.420
But what about the Ron Paul theory that it's better to be on the Republican primary stage
01:02:23.820
of Dave Smith were on the Republican primary stage?
01:02:29.540
And there's a huge divide amongst libertarians as to which way to go.
01:02:35.000
This is like Libertarian 101 for Monica Brasley.
01:02:56.580
If you want to see America's next enemy, look no further than whoever's unburying the bones.
01:03:02.740
Dave needs to go on TV and expose his huge bone.
01:03:06.760
If Dave runs on that, I will donate the rest of my money to that cause.
01:03:14.380
I just feel like it can be like distracting to get into the nitty gritty of stuff.
01:03:28.300
This is like we've taken an hour and we can just put the whole dinosaur thing to bed and
01:03:35.920
I will join the Mises Caucus if they adopt an anti-Big Bone stance.
01:03:50.120
And then there's going to be a wave of libertarians like resigning from the libertarian party like
01:03:58.740
I will not participate in a party that is against Big Bone.
01:04:10.280
The reason I'm interested in the LP is because the people that were taking over, I believe
01:04:27.560
He counts those dollar bills in the drag queen's undies.
01:04:31.160
And then also, what you were talking about earlier, how we're talking big picture shit.
01:04:38.300
That's what I want the LP to be doing, is I want them to be talking big picture shit.
01:04:41.800
I don't want them to be talking about fucking milk toast, middle of the road.
01:04:48.060
I think I might have PTSD because I had Gary Johnson on my radio show.
01:04:52.980
And then he fucking gets William Weld, who literally.
01:04:59.500
Yeah, when they answer, they're like, hey, you just went on the VP, like, libertarian thing.
01:05:04.500
And you're just like, and I read the platform this morning and it's pretty good.
01:05:13.860
I will never forget when I heard Gary Johnson, like, the first interview I heard with him.
01:05:17.800
And then he was explaining how he learned about libertarianism.
01:05:20.100
He's like, well, I got a pamphlet from the Cato Institute and it was very convincing.
01:05:25.740
I was like, oh, this isn't, this isn't going to go well.
01:05:44.540
By the time I die, I'm going to take down fucking reason.
01:05:47.520
That was a, Cato comes in with a banger every once in a while.
01:05:51.540
And that is the one right there for this episode.
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We did want to get in Oklahoma City, but I did also want to ask real quick about where
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do you think like the drag time story hour, all the push for the culture, LGBT stuff, where
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does that fall in to the conspiracy type of like this?
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I think, I think they have to go that far to get soccer mom off the couch and they want
01:06:24.880
her to gin up a civil war and I'm not sure they want a hot war.
01:06:31.700
They might want secession because I feel like the future is, they've decided, I think this
01:06:40.060
I think like the day that Putin was like, I'm dropping bombs now.
01:06:45.780
We're not going world government globalization.
01:06:49.880
And I think that they are going to, they would maybe be okay with secession because
01:06:56.860
cordoning people off, you know, it's containment.
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So I think they just, they want to get that civil war.
01:07:03.260
They want to get mommy to like kind of veer towards control.
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But they want, they want people fighting for control and the, and mommy needs control
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No, the 19th, are you talking about women with the vote?
01:07:44.720
The greatest landslide in presidential history, Warren Harding, followed by the second biggest
01:07:52.100
landslide in presidential history, Calvin Coolidge, followed women getting the vote.
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It really just makes me question what the fuck happened to women?
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Because now all y'all do is bring us the worst presidents.
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I think that they realized women were vulnerable.
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I think it's because fucking men were fucking putting the pimp hat down and they were telling
01:08:32.160
Harding, that sounds like a fucking rapper or something.
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And because he was, he prevented the depression from happening in the 20s.
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So I, and he like took the government back from the CFR under Colonel Haas and Woodrow Wilson,
01:09:05.540
But I then was reading some like old OSS manual and it was listing like quiet assassinations
01:09:14.120
I was like, hey honey, what are you doing over there?
01:09:21.160
He's just like, I thought I was marrying a cool chick.
01:09:25.220
So Mark, are you an OKC truther like most of us here?
01:09:31.080
I mean, I don't know what specific theory, but I mean, it's, I am certainly of the, it's
01:09:35.780
not the official story variety, which I am with everything.
01:09:38.500
It's not some guy who was mad about Waco and so he bombed a huge building and destroyed
01:09:42.860
You guys know about that guy who was, that guy who was like investigating it and then they
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found, he killed himself out in the desert with his like neck slit and three bullet holes
01:09:54.340
Yeah, they ruled it a suicide and he had like slit wrists, a slit jugular and a bullet
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hole and like three bullets in the back of his head.
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Like, yeah, he really didn't want to live anymore.
01:10:10.720
Yeah, I was going to pretend to get that and laugh, but then no one else did.
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Yeah, I mean, you know about the red scarf stuff, right?
01:10:33.560
Bourdain, who's the other, she's not a model, but she has like a brand of clothes.
01:10:51.680
She's just naming people that died that were finding.
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Well, Chester Bennington and Chris Cornell, the theory is that they were like investigating.
01:11:11.440
Wasn't Bourdain's wife like calling out like a Me Too type stuff or something like that?
01:11:22.220
Chester Bennington's father was fucking Podesta.
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If you see photos of him side by side, it looks like it could be his dad.
01:11:35.920
If you like saying that somebody is, yeah, the son of somebody based on how they really
01:11:42.060
Chester Bennington looks exactly like John Podesta.
01:11:53.800
Look at Michael Jackson at Bruno Mars' age of the same guy.
01:11:56.760
And also, Michael Jackson was supposedly associated with his mom.
01:12:00.340
So it's like the Trudeau thing where it's not completely crazy.
01:12:03.000
You're telling me that Michael Jackson got one of those little boys pregnant?
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No, I think Anthony Bourdain, is that what you're asking, Todd?
01:12:20.300
The Anthony Bourdain thing is he had the girlfriend who was a whistleblower on Weinstein, Weinstein,
01:12:34.800
And when he killed himself, I said, the only thing that's going to make me think that the
01:12:38.140
suicide is not suicide, because I try to like, what you see is what you get on the first
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I'm always wrong when I do that, but you got to give it a first pass.
01:12:47.580
Then I said, is if his girlfriend's Argento, whatever her name was, if her story doesn't
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hold up on the Weinstein thing, because if he found out the truth, he would come out with
01:12:59.080
He fucking went to Palestine and called it Palestine.
01:13:02.060
So then it came out that she had had some sexual harassment lawsuit that she settled against
01:13:14.560
And my thinking was, okay, well, that just opens a can of worms that her thing with Weinstein
01:13:21.880
And I think somebody to be a part of that story, and if he were ever to, and that was
01:13:27.020
I was like, if there's something he might know about the Weinstein thing, then he's got to
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And there was somebody else in the Weinstein thing, Jill, who was the lawyer of an agent
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or an agent or whatever of that first one, who was the one who made the initial complaints
01:13:46.640
Anyway, so other people have died around the Weinstein thing is all I'm saying.
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McGowan had slept with Weinstein and she went and called the agent or whatever.
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So she called us the agent or the lawyer and the lawyer said, oh my gosh, that's awful.
01:14:09.440
And when she came out and said, but I did the best I could for Rose.
01:14:15.080
She suicided like the next day because she was telling the truth about the story.
01:14:19.380
So Anthony Bourdain, something that always disturbed me about him, like ancillarily is
01:14:34.900
I know this is like, you know, we don't want to touch this because Clint's trying to
01:14:38.460
get on the show, but what is going on with this guy?
01:14:42.960
Well, what's wrong with just staying in your lane like Ron Paul?
01:14:47.220
Like, you know, I just feel like I don't know if Ron Paul's the limited hangout or if
01:14:58.100
If Ron Paul was any kind of hangout, it would crush my soul.
01:15:21.600
I would love it if you didn't make that a clip.
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I didn't make a show every morning and then I decided I can't.
01:15:30.300
I can't listen to the propaganda report every morning because you would fuck me up like
01:15:41.820
Can this episode be titled Ron Paul sex dreams?
01:15:55.020
Look, you blame your husband for you dreaming about fucking Ron Paul.
01:16:23.980
No, I just actually think that it's rude to him.
01:16:28.480
Like, that's the only reason that I would not want that to become an...
01:16:38.720
We were in the back of a limo together and nothing happened.
01:17:09.140
I know nothing about OKC, so please, somebody tell me.
01:17:13.780
Well, some pastors are old enough to probably have remembered that happening.
01:17:18.280
And I think it was, like, my first 9-11, I guess.
01:17:21.460
It was, like, the first thing I saw on TV that was, like, shocking to me, but was real,
01:17:28.320
So it definitely had this, like, psychological effect on me.
01:17:30.780
And it was probably only, like, 10 years later when...
01:17:33.100
I don't even know when I saw one of these Oklahoma City documentaries.
01:17:36.740
It was actually, like, one of the things that started getting me down the conspiracy rabbit
01:17:45.860
Like, I stumbled on TV somehow, this thing about Oklahoma City.
01:17:51.320
I just remember being like, oh, this is bullshit.
01:17:53.980
And then it's kind of filtered how I've seen every one of these events since then.
01:18:01.180
And then the whole weird thing with Timothy McVeigh and the FBI and their involvement in the
01:18:05.800
Once you go down that rabbit hole, and it's very much unlike the stuff we were talking about
01:18:09.580
at the beginning of the show, the big bone and then the moon and the Asians and all those
01:18:12.920
things, it's very verifiable, oh, my God, this is absolutely bullshit kind of stuff
01:18:19.500
What's weird about it, actually, the first thing I remember as a kid was Waco.
01:18:30.080
That was the alleged reason that McVeigh did this.
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I think he was very upset about Ruby Ridge and Waco.
01:18:40.040
I was a little too young for Ruby Ridge to have struck me, but the fucking...
01:18:48.420
Like, he kept hearing about the 60 kids in the daycare center, all this, and like...
01:18:54.340
Do people really send their kids to daycare in the...
01:19:01.060
The kids in Waco, because that really fucked me up.
01:19:06.660
Yeah, well, and I think that's why they said that McVeigh didn't care, because he was like,
01:19:11.020
you kill our kids, I'm going to kill the fucking...
01:19:13.380
Because I guess it was the FBI building, right?
01:19:15.620
So it was like, his theory was that these were going to be the children of FBI.
01:19:19.020
You killed the Waco kids, so this is the result, basically.
01:19:28.260
And that's the thing that also makes the official narrative so compelling, because it's like,
01:19:33.180
well, if this is all true, this is exactly what terrorists do, and they try and target
01:19:39.640
exactly what you've taken from him in his worldview.
01:19:48.660
No, honestly, I don't have much more than that.
01:19:54.560
Before McVeigh, there was like a second bomber, or there was like a...
01:19:59.780
Yeah, the John Doe, who was like supposedly an Arab man, or Iraqi, or something like that,
01:20:04.200
that just like some with similar things, like similar events like this, there's the original
01:20:09.180
guy you hear about, and then suddenly, we never hear about that guy again.
01:20:15.440
There was all these John Doe things, and he was very described as a, you know, very specifically
01:20:19.360
like an Arab individual, and then suddenly you just heard about McVeigh once they arrested
01:20:24.360
him, and then you never heard about this other guy again.
01:20:44.460
But also, the people who were investigating, I think Brett Kavanaugh was in on the investigation.
01:20:50.440
Yeah, no, I know Merrick Garland was, and the first guy they put up to be ATF chair was
01:20:57.900
It's crazy how these same names just keep propping up no matter what side of the aisle they're
01:21:04.260
They didn't do any gun control, the gun ban of whatever, 1990, the one that Clinton did
01:21:16.540
And then that's whenever they did the assault weapons ban.
01:21:20.420
And that's when Biden wrote the USA Patriot Act.
01:21:29.880
After they bombed someplace, they were like, all right, AR-50...
01:21:33.280
Or, like, assault weapons, get those out of here.
01:21:39.860
Assault weapons, I thought, was between Waco and OKC.
01:22:05.740
They let him run madrasses like those schools...
01:22:16.160
I thought you were talking about the guys from the Mandalay Bay.
01:22:19.440
I thought you were talking about the guys from that.
01:22:23.720
Because none of us know shit about OKC, but Jinx has it down.
01:22:34.980
It's the greatest Twitter fucking follow on the planet.
01:22:43.980
Dude, I want to circle back to what he talked about in that video,
01:22:53.020
Or not FBI agent, but cop on scene, that he went into where the nursery or whatever, the daycare was,
01:23:02.300
He never told his wife what it was, but he goes home and he grabs a camera to go back there,
01:23:07.100
and by the time he gets back there, they have already corned it off,
01:23:10.840
and they won't let him back in to take photos of whatever the fuck he thought.
01:23:13.360
But then he tells his wife something to the effect of, like, the official story is not what I saw.
01:23:21.260
He then tells her that he's being followed by agents and, like, a bunch of crazy shit.
01:23:26.900
Like, it all adds up to, like, this dude was fucking executed by the government.
01:23:33.560
Yeah, that's the guy that was, like, dead in the desert, yeah.
01:23:37.760
I think he was, they found his body somewhere near some, like, storage facility or something
01:23:43.340
where he was maybe storing some information that he had or something like that,
01:23:47.680
if I remember correctly, but he was found with all this different shit having been done to him.
01:23:54.200
He was, like, bruised all over, like, throat slit, three shots in the back.
01:24:00.860
He crawled, like, a bunch of feet, like, a long way.
01:24:08.920
So, for him to have been dragged through a field for, like, a mile or whatever the fuck
01:24:12.400
it was, was, like, he was dealing with probably five guys, you know?
01:24:19.640
So, like, back in the day, or at least, what, 20 years ago, when you did some shit that undermined
01:24:24.240
the government, they just took you out in the field and killed you.
01:24:26.600
But now you've got, like, Peter McCullough undermining him on, you know, Joe Rogan's podcast,
01:24:33.560
Like, he completely, in my opinion, him and the other dude, like, they destroyed this
01:24:38.600
narrative that's, like, a global cult propaganda outlet to change the entire world.
01:24:43.960
And they're just, like, eh, let him go on a podcast.
01:24:45.800
I'm going to call it limited hangout on those guys.
01:24:50.060
It also depends what information you're conveying and what platforms you're conveying it on.
01:24:55.080
Because if you get yourself to be high enough profile, it gets harder to take you out.
01:25:00.380
Because, like, you know, the conspiracy theorist world would go fucking bonkers if they were
01:25:04.480
to take out, like, McCullough or one of these guys.
01:25:08.040
They also care about the, yeah, the narrowness of who they're reaching.
01:25:14.020
So, if McCullough went on Fox News, then I would be like, oh, wow.
01:25:22.940
And also, Joe Rowan gets more than Fox News does.
01:25:29.340
I just assume that anyone who gets that kind of coverage is being allowed to get that
01:25:40.720
I'm inclined to believe RFK Jr., but that's just a personal.
01:25:47.180
I can't find anything wrong with him, but a couple of like any.
01:25:54.240
I think he actually sees have the system what did to his family.
01:25:57.440
And and he seems actually legit about vaccines to me.
01:26:10.860
They've they've fucked up his reputation so much.
01:26:12.860
RFK could be so much more successful if he was just being a regular.
01:26:15.980
You know, he could be the fucking president if he had wanted to be.
01:26:33.060
He's I like a joke of like, at least at least for like presence.
01:26:37.920
He talks about like he thinks like whenever you get president, they'll just like come in and they'll be like, all right, we're going to show you these things that, you know, that are like, oh, that was a Bill Hicks joke.
01:26:47.740
That's I was going to say, that's the Bill Hicks joke that Joe Rogan was friends with Bill Hicks and Alex Jones.
01:26:55.260
And then the whole thing of like, OK, now, if you do anything, here's the unseen tapes of like the JFK assassination.
01:27:07.900
I was like, they just bring you into the Oval Office and they show you the Zapruder films.
01:27:12.860
The reason I believe RFK Jr. is because his entire family has been fucking executed by the government, like as far as I'm concerned.
01:27:23.600
He doesn't work for them, you know, but I'm inclined to believe him too.
01:27:27.840
The reason I believe him is because he has seen all of that.
01:27:31.520
His fucking uncle, his dad, his father, like everybody's been executed.
01:27:35.700
And his his thing is to talk about the one thing you're not allowed to talk about, which is vaccines.
01:27:40.920
And I think the reason that they don't execute him is because they have already done such a damn good job of making anybody who's a truther on vaccines, you know, third rail persona, non grata, marginalized, that they're just like, whatever, dude, let this guy fucking talk into the wind.
01:27:54.900
But and they won't be like they won't rank his they won't put his book on the New York Times bestseller list, even though it's like the number one book in the in the country.
01:28:02.040
I just think that I think that tells me that he's the real deal personally.
01:28:09.040
They have to have 20 percent of the people are never getting are never believing the bullshit ever on anything.
01:28:15.640
And they just have to have those people in a place that's robust.
01:28:21.300
I was watching a show the other day and like a infomercial came up about the vaccines and it's like they're still pushing this shit.
01:28:27.460
And I have some guy in a in a fucking doctor suit.
01:28:30.020
And he's like, well, we need to get our booster shot.
01:28:31.680
And I'm like, are people and do you think people are really still buying into this?
01:28:36.360
Because I am like I am not even paying attention to it.
01:28:40.460
Oh, dude, there's there's 50 million people in this country that are probably going to get booster shots for the rest of their lives.
01:28:49.040
Yeah, like every well, at least every six months.
01:28:51.160
But I think that they will fucking absolutely be boosting up until their fucking immune system shuts the fuck down.
01:29:00.160
What about they're literally talking about SADS?
01:29:07.800
And they're just like, this is spontaneous combustion!
01:29:10.020
Even SIDS was made up to cover up vaccine stuff.
01:29:15.580
They really look at me and go, this is mysterious.
01:29:23.120
We have to start calling all of these unexplained deaths spontaneous combustion.
01:29:29.120
There used to be a thing like spontaneous combustion.
01:29:38.260
They talked about that all the time when I was a kid.
01:29:46.680
Remember when the rain was way too young for any of us?
01:29:51.940
What about the ozone layer while we're just bringing up old stuff?
01:29:57.080
And then we all stopped spraying things and it was fine.
01:30:00.280
Remember when they actually were worried about global cooling?
01:30:07.980
It goes right to global warming right after that.
01:30:19.980
And they were like talking about climate change.
01:30:27.620
About like there was some scientists and they would show like...
01:30:32.640
They showed like the Sahara Desert and they were like global warming.
01:30:38.720
And they were like, well, this shows global cooling because the rain isn't...
01:30:52.140
Like global cooling is way worse than global warming.
01:31:04.080
Isn't the reason that scientists say that dinosaurs were so big is because carbon levels
01:31:11.980
Way higher carbon levels is so much better for the earth.
01:31:17.600
If we have global warming, we can get dinosaurs back?
01:31:40.480
For the culmination of Conspiracy Month, we are dropping a motherfucking elephant in the
01:31:59.720
What the theory is that that Yankee guy knew about that he got killed over was that he
01:32:06.520
knew that the OKC thing was an inside job and that the Clinton administration had a bunch
01:32:12.540
of infiltrators that were infiltrating, I guess, whatever the equivalent of the alt-right movement.
01:32:23.720
Infiltrating that and then pulling off things like the OKC bombing and attributing it to those
01:32:42.080
It's so frustrating that we have, you know, this entire industry that's called investigative
01:32:49.260
And like, the one guy that tells us a hell of a lot of truth, Julian Assange, gets fucking
01:33:01.040
I just can't remember the last time I heard about Assange.
01:33:08.360
I think if Julian Assange didn't exist, they'd have to invent him.
01:33:18.920
I've listened to enough Monica Perez that I can believe anyone's concocted at this point.
01:33:38.640
What do you guys call that lady from Georgia, the one that looks like Cruella DeVille?
01:33:44.940
No, Stacey Abrams is the opposite of Cruella DeVille.
01:33:59.920
You're definitely talking about Stacey Abrams, right?
01:34:07.620
I call her a fucking lunar eclipse, because she flies.
01:34:20.320
But yeah, Assange might be that, because the guy who existed before him, what he would
01:34:25.280
do is, you would dump all your whistleblower stuff straight onto the internet, and it was
01:34:31.580
Assange makes you give it to him, and then you sign a nondisclosure with him, and he
01:34:36.420
owns it, and you can't give it to anybody, and he doesn't release everything.
01:34:43.420
But all I can do is open source journalism, and that's the way it is, and what has really
01:34:50.560
And I feel like if you didn't, the CIA has to have that function, and it has to be the
01:34:58.280
So he's the first stop, and he functions that way.
01:35:08.100
Maybe he's eating caviar while growing the beard and looking raggedy.
01:35:15.140
So if he ever wants to do anything, all he has to do is change his look a little bit,
01:35:20.640
You really don't know any other, because I think he's fake too.
01:35:28.500
Monica's research and podcast on Snowden was almost the entire basis when I did the debate
01:35:32.960
with Eric Brakey about Edward Snowden, and that was basically my argument that I'm just
01:35:37.660
a little skeptical for a bunch of different reasons, mostly that I stole from Monica.
01:35:56.240
It was one weekend, and I was like, this guy's fake, and there were...
01:35:59.860
And you could just watch it unfold, as fake as it was, and then I said, look...
01:36:08.520
You know, maybe Peter McCullough is, but you don't...
01:36:12.800
And I said, look, this is what will happen in two years.
01:36:15.020
All the stuff he said was illegal will just be illegal.
01:36:23.160
And the Panopkinicon only works if everyone knows they're watching.
01:36:26.720
At the LP convention, Nick Sarwark intentionally scheduled a virtual breakfast with Edward Snowden
01:36:32.780
to try to draw people away from the Tom Woods breakfast.
01:36:35.400
Why didn't Sarwark have scheduling power still in 2020?
01:36:40.960
A guy asked, does that mean the deep state wanted those anti-dem docks to leak and have Trump be president?
01:36:58.420
Created all this conflict, distracted us completely.
01:37:00.780
We are not in a better position at the end of four years of Trump.
01:37:10.100
And then if their end goal is to divide and to separate, they got the best division that they could from one guy.
01:37:20.320
They brought identity politics to the right, which they've been trying to do for 40 years, and they didn't do it.
01:37:25.360
And now you've got the right bullshitting about that instead of the ideology.
01:37:34.380
After he was elected, I had a caller say to me, when I quoted the Constitution, that I was quibbling about semantics.
01:37:46.180
It's funny how he went from ridiculous to the serious instead of the other way around.
01:37:52.020
I'm a big bone and big puss, and we end with like...
01:37:56.380
I'm going to drag us back to the ridiculous, or maybe it's not ridiculous.
01:38:00.620
But I was on Tinfoil Hat with Sam Tripoli today, and he gave me hard pushback about nuclear weapons.
01:38:18.840
Let me give my position, and then you guys tell me why I'm wrong.
01:38:36.540
So, I'm talking about how we're on track for a potential nuclear war with either China
01:38:43.540
or Russia, and he goes, oh, don't worry about that.
01:38:50.220
It's like, I'll just pretend they're not real, and then...
01:38:52.280
Just because they're not nukes doesn't mean we don't have to worry.
01:38:57.060
I was like, I think that you're right when it comes to nuclear fallout, or at least the
01:39:10.180
They used to say that no life would be able to grow for 15,000 years wherever a nuke dropped.
01:39:16.640
I remember them telling me that as a child, and I believed it.
01:39:18.860
Because I was like, yeah, I understand the science between half-life and all this shit.
01:39:21.840
And there's like a full city in fucking Hiroshima now.
01:39:28.200
At this point, don't even say, I understand the science.
01:39:32.460
I just realized when you say that, it sounds so fucking crazy.
01:39:41.500
I understand the bullshit that you guys taught me as a kid.
01:39:45.940
So, 20 years later, I see photos of fucking Chernobyl, and it's like this beautiful, lush
01:39:51.760
I was like, y'all told me that they couldn't even...
01:40:01.240
But then I've also seen the fucking video footage of the nukes dropping and blowing shit
01:40:04.780
And I've seen the fucking carnage and the, you know, all the kids with, like, fucking
01:40:11.200
You know what's definitely bullshit are those videos of, like, people that put on glasses
01:40:14.620
and, like, watch the house blow away for the test nukes.
01:40:19.740
When I was a kid, I was like, oh, there's nukes.
01:40:22.280
And now I'm like, oh, that's the dumbest fucking bullet I've ever seen in my life.
01:40:28.440
Well, the best one is the whole, like, if they show you, okay, I'm going to show you
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pictures of the nuke that hit Nagasaki in, like, the aftermath.
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And then they'll be like, oh, actually, this is just after the firebombing in Tokyo.
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Like the Kentucky firing range that was, like, the Syria video or whatever.
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I like all those three-headed kids, though, because I'm pro-nuclear family, so...
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No one else even heard Toad's joke, but I laughed.
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You've got all the reason in the world to fake...
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...and to fake nukes, especially when you consider, like, the renewable energy...
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Nuclear energy is real, but nuclear fission on the fly might not be.
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What did I see with these videos of these fucking huge mushroom clouds?
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I think maybe it's that oxygen thing that happens when you firebomb a city, no?
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I've seen bombs that also have nuclear, like the mushroom cloud.
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Wait, Clint, the nuclear conspiracy kind of debunks your whole ESG stuff, because if we
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can use renewable nuclear energy to power the world, we don't have to worry about environmental
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Yeah, but environmental social governance is not about the environment, obviously, anyway.
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You have bought the science on this a little too hard, Top.
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No, I want you guys to tell me why the nooks are fake.
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When they summon all the oxygen out of a city from actual conventional weapons, super huge
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conventional weapons can create a fire so intense that it sucks all the oxygen out
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of the surrounding areas, and it goes and actually goes dark for a second.
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I think you see the same mushroom cloud from a conventional firebombing of Dresden as
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I'm not saying I'm sure there are no such things as nuclear weapons.
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I don't understand the science of nuclear fission on the fly.
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Yeah, I get nuclear power because in my town...
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Yeah, you know, it's just unboiling water, dude.
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Remember that the first nukes were dropped by the Enola Gay.
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Wasn't that something that had something to do with the Enola Gay?
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the one that was set on the secret mission by the president
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Monica and Mark, have you ever watched Wendigan?
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Like, the sailors were out in the water for days
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but the USA Indianapolis went on a secret mission...
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With three bullet holes in the back of his head.
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...from the U.S. to the Philippines, I believe,
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on a special secret mission from the president.
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And so they told nobody else about, like, the entire...
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and they were stuck in the water for, I believe,
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But there was a rescue ship sent and then called back.
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And there was one doctor that was keeping them all alive.
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whenever his arm was weighing him down too much