On today's show, we have a special guest, Darren Beattie from Revolver News. He's been at the center of some of the biggest stories in American history, including the disappearance of a Vice President and the DNC and yet, no one is even curious anymore about what happened. And now, a judge in New York has ruled that Donald Trump and the Trump Organization should pay back the $364 million they were ordered to pay to settle a civil lawsuit brought against them by their former business partner, Donald Trump Jr. This is a travesty of justice, and we're here to talk about it. Plus, we talk about why this ruling is so bad, and why it will have a long-lasting impact on the future of our justice system, and how it's going to affect our political system in the long-term. We also discuss why this is a bad idea and why we should all be worried about what's going on in the state of New York. And we also talk about how this ruling will impact the 2020 election and what it means for Donald Trump's chances of being re-elected in 2020 and beyond. Stay tuned to the end to hear my thoughts on all of this and much, much more! Don't miss it! -RATE 5 STARS and SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe to our new podcast, We're Good To Go! Subscribe on iTunes and leave Us a Review! Like, Share, Share and Retweets! We'll See You Soon! Timestamps: 0:00 - 5: 5:15 - What would you'd you like it? 5:30 - What do you think? 6:00:00 7:50 - What's your favorite part of the story? 8:40 - Is this story better? 9:00 | What's the best part? 11:40 | What s going to happen next? 13:30 15:10 - What s the worst thing you're going to do for you? 16:00? 17:10 18:30 | What do I think I'm watching? 19: Is it a good thing? 21:15 22:00 -- Is it better than that? 27:30 -- What s your biggest takeaway from this? 26:40 -- What's a good deal? 29:40 33:00 Is it possible?
00:06:21.000you hey guys welcome to another huge episode of
00:06:50.000Tonight we're going to have some fun. We got Darren Beattie from Revolver News.
00:06:53.000That's always a good one. You guys love his content.
00:06:56.000He's leading the charge on some of the forgotten stories that should be really, really big stories but conveniently are being neglected by the mainstream media, the FBI, and other criminal organizations like that.
00:07:08.000I think all of you guys love Triggered.
00:07:10.000Darren, because every time he comes on, we get some incredible numbers and a ton of questions.
00:07:15.000So Darren is literally at the center of reporting some of the biggest stories.
00:07:35.000He's talking about and breaking stories on the aviation crisis in America, the DEI and insanity, as well as the endless war, corruption, and so much more.
00:07:47.000So you're going to want to watch this episode and check it out and hear what he has to say.
00:07:51.000You'll also get my first commentary on the insane ruling out of New York this week.
00:07:57.000My father, myself, my brother, the Trump Organization, you know, $364 million in what is described by many liberals even as a victimless crime.
00:08:10.000Even the libs, as crazy as many of them have gotten over the last few years, uh...
00:08:52.000You can also find more coverage of this show and all of the top stories that I'm interested in that we talk about here on We're good to go.
00:09:20.000App Store as well as on, you know, the Google Store and all of that stuff.
00:09:24.000And, you know, we're there for now so that hopefully we can give you the news, not the Apple curated or Google curated news that is basically like, you know, the highlights from CNN. And as we always say, is that true or did you see it on CNN? Because they're two very, very different concepts.
00:09:42.000So now last week, folks, it became official.
00:09:47.000That America's justice system is no more.
00:09:50.000Judge Arthur N. Gorin's decision against my father, my brother, me, and the Trump Organization is a complete travesty of justice.
00:11:01.000Here's Shark Tank host Kevin O'Leary explaining just how destructive all of this actually is.
00:11:10.000For some reason, this judge takes it upon himself to find this developer.
00:11:14.000Forget that it's Trump. This is not about Trump anymore.
00:11:17.000If you're a developer and you see this happen in the state of New York, why would you take the risk Guys, this case was brought for one reason and one reason only.
00:11:40.000To attack the Democrat Party's top political opponent, who happens to be my father.
00:11:46.000Democrat New York Governor Kathy Hochul just admitted this.
00:11:50.000She literally said the quiet part out loud.
00:11:52.000She went on the radio yesterday and said that other New York businessmen don't have to worry, folks, because they're very different than Donald Trump.
00:12:04.000I mean, think about that. This is a governor of a major state, one of the largest in the union, saying, no, no, no, no.
00:12:11.000Like, you're not going to get treated the same way as he is.
00:12:14.000You're not Donald Trump. So, you know, you can do what real estate developers do, and we won't go after you.
00:12:20.000Are you sure? Or is it only we won't go after you if, say, you donate to Democrat attorney generals or if you donate to Democrat gubernatorial candidates?
00:12:31.000Is that maybe the precedent that we're setting here?
00:12:34.000You know what? If we don't like your party affiliation, if you don't write a big enough check to our coffers when we run for office and we ultimately win in a one-party state, essentially like New York, we're going to go after you.
00:12:48.000I mean, think about it. They're saying it.
00:12:50.000They're saying, anyone else who did exactly what Donald Trump, you have nothing to worry about because you're not Donald Trump.
00:12:57.000Until they want more money that they're going to spend senselessly like they do on so many of the other ridiculous problems and things in these blue states.
00:13:04.000That's the new law in New York, folks.
00:13:07.000As long as you don't run for president...
00:13:10.000As a Republican, and your last name isn't Trump, then New York won't try to use the courts to destroy you.
00:13:22.000Because there's going to be a time where you have a little disagreement, and they're going to put the full force and weight of the state against you.
00:13:30.000And they're going to try to ruin you and bankrupt you.
00:13:33.000This is the way the Democrat Party operates today.
00:17:29.000To believe that? That someone's scrolling Twitter while being bombarded by artillery, hoping just magically, you know, someone strokes a pen and missiles just appear out of nowhere.
00:17:40.000While, again, our kids go into poverty, their futures, their future prosperity destroyed.
00:17:49.000So that we can fight a war that no one has yet articulated what victory looks like.
00:17:54.000That's kind of a big problem with all of this.
00:18:22.000The fake news is eager to play along with Biden's support for the former war, A CNN reporter said today that House Republicans now have blood on their hands.
00:18:35.000They have blood on their hands, guys, for not supporting Ukraine aid.
00:18:39.000Well, fortunately, good friend J.D. Vance, one of the few guys in the Senate actually out there fighting, was in Munich to explain that it's not pro-Putin to expect Europe to be able to defend itself.
00:18:57.000and they've criticized it and they said, well, Trump is going to abandon Europe.
00:19:01.000I don't think that's true at all. I think Trump is actually issuing a wake-up call to say that Europe has to take a bigger role in its own security.
00:19:09.000Germany, just this year, will spend more than 2% of GDP. That, of course, is something that we had to really push for in the United States, and it just now has finally cleared that threshold.
00:21:12.000And I wish we had a couple more realists in Washington, D.C. But as long as they're playing with your money and not their own, you're not going to see any of that.
00:21:21.000Well, finally, folks, more evidence emerged this weekend of Joe Biden's involvement in the Biden crime family schemes.
00:21:29.000A Politico report on Sunday revealed that Joe Biden's name and clout was invoked by his brother, Jim Biden, during a deal with healthcare company AmeriCorps, which has since gone bankrupt, wreaking havoc in rural communities in the process.
00:21:48.000Joe Biden benefited from Jim's work with AmeriCorps, Politico noted, on the same day that Jim Biden received $200,000 payment for AmeriCorps, he made out a check for his brother Joe.
00:22:03.000I wonder. I mean, you know, I know what we went through.
00:22:08.000Where they created smoke and there was no fire, but no one's ever seen this much smoke surrounding one family without any fire, and yet still nothing happened.
00:22:18.000Will Joe Biden face any actual consequences for this?
00:22:21.000Of course not. There's one rule for Biden and one rule for the rest of the United States, and they're very different.
00:22:32.000So that's why I ask you guys to like, share, subscribe, get this word out there so people are forced to have these conversations, force them to be intellectually honest.
00:22:43.000They can't just be hide behind the big tech slash mainstream media headline, which is gaslighting and always far from the truth.
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00:26:18.000It eludes an easy and readily available answer.
00:26:22.000There's a temptation when one has read the history of political theory and so forth to find some kind of convenient antecedent or Heuristic with which to really account for what's going on.
00:26:39.000And you know, there's, you know, just the degradation of empires, which has something to do with it.
00:26:45.000And there are a variety of kind of convenient explanations that you see floating around the information ecosystem.
00:26:53.000But I think at the same time, there's something Almost unique about the special version of dystopia that's emerged within the kind of postmodern West, and in particular in America.
00:27:12.000I think a lot of the difficulty of capturing this really came about, crystallized around, you know, 2016 or so forth because, you know, it really wasn't, you know, the conservatives typically like to use terms like communist and socialist and everything to deride their ideological enemies.
00:27:34.000To some extent, there is applicability there.
00:27:41.000And similarly, we like to use the term capitalist to describe what we are, and that isn't exactly the case either.
00:27:48.000And so we're this kind of weird, dystopian creature that is a product of technological progress, but of a kind of degraded and decadent form, and various social ills.
00:28:06.000And so on a philosophical level, it's difficult to describe.
00:28:11.000On a political level, it's some sort of weird amalgam of the worst aspects of East Germany, Brazil, and South Africa.
00:28:19.000That's the best kind of description that I've been able to come up with so far, and it represents the blend of the, you know, It's impossible to account for what's going on without the underlying effects of technological progress and how it's changed everything from the possibility of cancellation mobs to sort of deeper effects on the psychology.
00:28:46.000So it's a very interesting question and it's very difficult to answer.
00:28:50.000Probably would require a book to give a full account of it.
00:28:54.000But I think I'll stop at saying it's very tempting to go back and say, oh, you know, it's like the collapse of the Roman Empire or pluck some kind of antecedent, because what's the point of all of that learning if you can't draw some kind of comparison?
00:29:08.000Yeah. But I tend to emphasize the uniqueness of the special kind of dystopia that has emerged.
00:29:17.000And of course, there are other things just like third world incompetence that you see that are not particularly new, but it's third world incompetence within a very different sort of context.
00:29:28.000And that's what gives it its unique flavor.
00:29:34.000You know, the tech component, I guess you're right, is something that's added a various element to this.
00:29:41.000You know, I had an interesting conversation a couple years ago with Palmer Luckey, who founded Oculus.
00:29:45.000He was the youngest guy on the board of Facebook.
00:29:47.000He made a couple billion dollars by the time he was like 19, and they kicked him off Facebook's board because he happened to be a conservative.
00:29:53.000And he was saying, you know, at any other time, Really, in reference to China, he was talking about AI, and this is a few years ago, before most people even were really thinking about AI on their radar.
00:30:03.000He was like, at any other time in history, you could have an uprising because you could get enough of a critical mass of people together to push back on something.
00:30:13.000But now, with AI and the way that technology works...
00:30:16.000The second there's one dissident, they can find him, they can isolate him, they pull him from the herd you're never heard from again, it prevents some of the natural things.
00:30:26.000So I think you're right. The technological aspect of what they've been able to do, the way they've been able to push their hand on the scale, it's what Google does on a daily basis.
00:30:38.000It's what Facebook and Meta do on a daily basis.
00:30:40.000Even if you think you're able to look at something objectively, maybe some people are, They don't even realize just how influenced they're being by the tech side of things.
00:30:50.000What have you seen from that perspective?
00:30:54.000Well, yes, it certainly allows for more capable and efficient mechanisms of control.
00:31:01.000It allows for more subtle mechanisms of control.
00:31:04.000And that's another, I think, interesting dimension of the conversation is different types of authoritarian systems are appropriate for different types of people.
00:31:13.000I think, for instance, China, which is a competing authoritarian system, I consider our system also authoritarian, but a very different variety.
00:31:24.000You know, different things are taboo, for instance, in China versus the United States.
00:31:29.000There are things that you couldn't say in the United States without getting fired or professionally ruined that you could scream out on the streets in Shanghai with no repercussions whatsoever.
00:31:46.000Exactly. And there's things that you can say in the United States that you probably couldn't get away with saying in China.
00:31:54.000So it's just different things are taboo.
00:31:56.000But on a deeper level, there's different types of authoritarianism that kind of comport with different national characters.
00:32:04.000I think... In China, there's an implicit social contract that they're willing to give up certain freedoms that are not really in their history or in their kind of cultural expectation, and in exchange for economic progress and various other metrics of development and advancement.
00:32:25.000And so long as they're advancing as a society, so long as things are moving in a more orderly direction from chaos, To orderliness, clean streets, functional infrastructure, growing economy, and these kinds of things, they could say, okay, we can accept an authoritarian system in exchange for that.
00:32:46.000Now, the funny thing about our dystopia is we're kind of getting the worst of all worlds because we're sacrificing our freedoms and we don't even get clean and functional cities out of it, which is kind of, you know, what's the point?
00:32:58.000Even Pyongyang, as I say, has clean streets.
00:33:02.000But for us, I think we require more subtlety in propaganda.
00:33:07.000We have to think of ourselves as living in a free society, and therefore the propaganda has to function differently.
00:33:14.000It has to be far more subtle and far more sophisticated I think, in the United States.
00:33:20.000And you have to convince people, like, you have, you know, a group of thousands and thousands of people, all with tattoos and weird, like, piercings and things, and they all think that they're expressing their, you know, unique, different characters.
00:33:33.000That's sort of, that's always captured for me the mechanism of Western and specifically American propaganda.
00:33:41.000You have to somehow convince a bunch of conformists who are really doing what the regime wants,
00:33:47.000but they have to think of themselves as challenging the regime or expressing individuality
00:33:55.000And you see it all the time in the left with these left-aligned cultural figures
00:34:01.000who genuinely think of themselves as attacking big, powerful structures
00:34:06.000when all that they're doing is acting in lockstep conformity with the political ideals
00:34:13.000of every single powerful institution in the country.
00:34:19.000Yeah, kids, you're not the resistance if you agree with all of corporate America, all of big pharma, all of the mainstream media, all of pop culture.
00:34:36.000Exactly. And that's, you know, we particularly associate that with the left, but I think there's a generalization you can make there is that Americans still, and that's why this whole thing about the pretense of being in a free society is such a crucial part of our self-understanding, and why I think- What's happened since 2016, since the emergence of the Trump phenomena and the regime just going crazy in opposition to it, there's been a certain sense in which the pretense of our being a free society has been abandoned and sacrificed.
00:35:11.000And that has, I think, very interesting downstream consequences in terms of our self-understanding and also the ability of the regime to maintain its effectiveness down the line.
00:35:23.000I think that we're in different territory when we've abandoned even the pretense of being a free society.
00:35:29.000And you mentioned sort of the algorithms and their effect on things.
00:35:33.000That, I think, is also very conveniently tailored to our kind of specific requirements because It allows a mechanism of profound control but also very subtle control.
00:35:45.000Because people, you know, it's one thing if you have Big Brother telling you, no, you can't do this.
00:35:50.000It's another thing when Big Brother says, okay, this is going to be in the top 10 search result when you search this.
00:35:57.000And maybe the more, you know, politically dangerous stuff, we're going to put that in the 50th position, which we know based on psychological research, no one will ever go to the You know, 50th page Google search result.
00:36:10.000And so many things like that due to, you know, how lazy people have become and how susceptible people become to what the technologists call friction, which is basically any effort that you have to put in to get somewhere.
00:36:24.000people and people's laziness in this regard has actually been exacerbated by technology
00:36:32.000itself because everything is so convenient and immediately accessible.
00:36:36.000Just to have to jump through a couple hoops is you might as well have something completely
00:36:41.000censored, but you don't have to do it.
00:36:42.000You just have to have people jump through hoops.
00:36:45.000So you don't have to actually learn something.
00:36:48.000You can just Wikipedia it and get literally the most biased possible explanation for something.
00:36:56.000Just find any conservative and read their Wikipedia page versus what you know about them and you realize, wait a minute.
00:37:02.000Yeah, we're being influenced across the board, and that's what Google uses as their fact-check system.
00:37:07.000It's one big methodology helping the leftist viewpoint on all of these things, but you're right.
00:37:12.000If you're lazy and you're not going to do the research, which we're all, frankly, guilty of in many cases, especially for things that we may not deem all that important, we are being influenced whether we like it or not.
00:37:23.000We assume the light version of something or the audited version of something is actually reality when it's oftentimes far from it.
00:37:33.000So, yeah, so there's like two different basic dimensions of the effect of technology.
00:37:39.000One is it allows the system to more effectively exercise control.
00:37:44.000And the other side is sort of more insidious and internal to the psychology is that it really...
00:37:51.000Changes the way that people process information and, you know, it kind of rewires your brain.
00:37:58.000Simply being accustomed to process information on the internet rewires your brain and has a negative effect on one's attention span.
00:38:06.000You know, I can say for myself, I made a living that was my job reading every day and writing, and I used to, you know, read hours and hours and hours a day.
00:38:16.000Now that I've been in the news, I can barely read for 20 minutes an actual book because the internet has rewired my circuitry.
00:38:25.000And I'm probably not even the worst example.
00:38:28.000No, I get it, man. Once social media kicked in and I had my phone and I had all of that, you had to stay relevant.
00:38:33.000Now, I guess I've turned it into a platform, but I see people that spend eight, nine hours a day on their phone and they got seven followers.
00:39:06.000So it's like, that's how crazy it all is.
00:39:09.000Absolutely. We're just getting started.
00:39:12.000I guess it's somewhat inevitable that we're going to have these glass things everyone's wearing, or it's very likely that some version of that will.
00:39:21.000Then your entire perceptive apparatus is quite literally mediated completely.
00:39:29.000Everything is mediated to the point where you're not even, you know, getting a direct sort of visual perception of things.
00:39:36.000The cameras in what you're wearing is processing something and then it passes back to you.
00:39:45.000Opportunity to abuse that are obvious, but forgetting about that, simply saying, well, how does that just degrade your perceptual apparatus?
00:39:54.000How does that change sort of the nature of what you are as a human being in terms of how you live in the world and exist in the world?
00:40:01.000And so we're really kind of becoming Different creatures.
00:40:06.000And I don't say this from a kind of Luddite perspective.
00:40:09.000I don't really think it's possible to go back.
00:40:12.000But I think even as we inexorably move forward, it's better to do so with the maximum degree of self-awareness as to what's happening and what we're losing.
00:40:27.000I mean, you saw it, you know, sort of, you know, what was it, 10 days ago at the World Economic Forum.
00:40:31.000They're basically like, hey, listen, the rich will be able to go vacation in places, and for everyone else, here are your VR goggles.
00:40:38.000And I'm saying, wait a second. But, you know, when you think about it...
00:40:41.000You think about, you know, the advent of AI. And I remember, you know, when AI first came out and, you know, some of these, and stuff was going on, and then you canceled the pipeline coming through America, and all the reporters out there, oh, those guys, the roughnecks that work on the pipeline, it's like, they should just learn to code.
00:40:58.000Well, it turns out, you know, AI is probably displacing reporters in a lot of these basic white-collar jobs.
00:41:04.000You know, basic, you know, white-collar legal is going to be taken out by AI because you can stick something in a computer and you don't have to pay someone 500 bucks an hour, you know, for basic things.
00:41:14.000as that develops, it almost feels as though there's going to be a lot of people that are
00:41:19.000incapable or unwilling to work sort of, you know, good blue collar manual labor jobs that
00:41:25.000are going to be totally displaced in the workforce.
00:41:27.000And maybe something else comes up that puts them out.
00:41:30.000But, you know, it almost feels like, you know, hey, you know, we'll put you on a government
00:41:38.000And honestly, when you look at sort of, again, the devolution of where we've gone as a society and guys like you who are academics that don't read much anymore because you can't...
00:41:47.000You got to wonder what the long-term plan is for all of these things.
00:41:57.000There was a Harvard sort of libertarian philosopher called Robert Nozick, and he was known for a thought experiment with basically, you know, say, well, if you could experience all of these things in a kind of pleasure machine and it was indistinguishable from reality, like, would you do it?
00:42:15.000And it's designed to tease out, you know, the significance of things actually happening versus you just experiencing them as happening.
00:42:24.000And I'm told that for the first time ever when presented with this sort of thought experiment, the students were basically attracted to the idea of living in this experience machine.
00:42:39.000And so, again, I think this accounts for...
00:42:44.000A transformation of our collective relationship to technology and to what is real.
00:42:52.000We're increasingly accepting that our lives and our perception and our experiences will be hyper-mediated through technology rather than mediated through our normal biological apparatus.
00:43:10.000And again, so the technology transforms our Our preferences in that regard.
00:43:20.000As we become more accustomed to it, it really does shape who we are as creatures to the level that we're evolving beyond, but maybe not even in a positive way, evolving beyond human beings in the sense that we would ordinarily understand that term.
00:43:41.000Yeah, I mean, we're going into the matrix, right?
00:43:44.000But I guess, since you mentioned Robert Nozick, are we better off under his sort of, you know, night watchman state and divorced from this micromanagement of all of our lives?
00:43:56.000Because it breeds sort of, you know, a police state and tactics and lawfare that we're seeing play out right now.
00:44:03.000I mean, you saw, you know, Governor Hochul of New York.
00:44:16.000Well, I mean, I don't think it's only going to happen to Trump.
00:44:18.000The political system has been politically weaponized in the same way that sort of the security system was weaponized.
00:44:26.000I think the first wave of it, as you saw, and that's been a running theme really since, again, all of this stuff really kicked off with the Trump phenomenon that just shocked the system and terrified the establishment.
00:44:43.000security apparatus that was, you know, really developed to address the war on terror, which
00:44:50.000obviously had its own issues. You know, part of the reason that Trump so scared the establishment
00:44:56.000is that he was willing to critique that war on terror. But nonetheless, this whole system that
00:45:02.000was set up like the Department of Homeland Security, which is the spearhead for this whole
00:45:06.000thing, has all been repurposed politically in order to silence and suppress the energies associated
00:45:16.000And now we see a new wave of that that's happening concurrently with the national security wave, which is the real weaponization of the legal system.
00:45:27.000And again, this is In a certain way, this is, you know, third world, but it exists within a context that it's not just, you know, the third world context actually has advantages that we don't have.
00:45:43.000Again, it's like the worst of all worlds.
00:45:46.000Yeah, when you don't have Wi-Fi, it's hard to be manipulated by big tech.
00:46:02.000It's related to what I was saying earlier about abandoning even the pretense of living in a free society, notwithstanding the public justifications.
00:46:10.000Oh, we have to completely abandon the rule of law in the name of democracy.
00:46:15.000But that's just less and less believable.
00:46:18.000Yeah. Well, that's sort of an interesting point, right?
00:46:21.000Because you brought up cancel culture before, and it's sort of interesting.
00:46:25.000I mean, I feel like it still very much exists for certain things, but I notice there's words that were part of what would be our vernacular when we were children.
00:47:44.000It's certainly the case that Attempts at cancellation for public, conservative, and right-wing figures are far less successful and far less severe than they were even, say, four or five years ago.
00:48:14.000That it's almost a consequence of hyperpolarization.
00:48:19.000The early stages of political polarization, there was still some sense where the right was guilty of canceling its own, much more so than the left actually canceling the right.
00:48:36.000And that was a consequence of there being this sort of There was a bridge there between more of the right and the left, whereas the left getting so crazy and things polarizing to such a hyper degree, I think that that fracture accounts for a dynamic whereby basically everybody on the right and we're accepting...
00:49:05.000There's still an establishment on the right.
00:49:08.000It's just not... Within the information ecosystem that would be an instrument of cancellation.
00:49:17.000Mitch McConnell is probably not going to have you for dinner.
00:49:20.000He's not going to support your campaign or so forth, but it's not like you're going to be canceled in that same sense that we associate with the term.
00:51:19.000It feels like we're living in a backwards world as it relates to all of this right now, and no one's actually articulated how this will end or what even success looks like.
00:51:31.000And, you know, I have to second your commendation of Senator Vance.
00:51:36.000I think Vance has really outdone himself in the Senate, and we're so accustomed to seeing disappointments in office, and I think Vance has really outdone himself, and particularly on this issue, taking the lead here.
00:51:53.000It is kind of bizarre, and I think you hit the nail on the head in your monologue, which is, where is all of this going?
00:52:23.000When does it stop? Is it just going to be another $60 billion next month and another on top of that?
00:52:30.000I mean, eventually we run out of money, right?
00:52:32.000What happens to our own stockpiles of weapons?
00:52:35.000I know it seems that this administration certainly has made it clear they could care less about our sovereignty, our borders, but maybe another administration down the line wants to actually protect our country from our enemies, since this one clearly doesn't.
00:53:38.000I always start with the thought experiment.
00:53:41.000You get these people who are putting these billions and billions of dollars into Ukraine without even reading these bills, especially recently.
00:53:49.000They haven't had time to read any of this.
00:53:51.000It's 7,000 pages and we're voting on it in 15 minutes.
00:54:28.000And everybody gets something except for the border.
00:54:31.000That's what just makes it so egregious.
00:54:33.000And the fact that the Democrats are so committed to the You know, to the Ukraine funding, but I mean, you almost have to admire just how rock solid they're like, we're so committed to the Ukraine stuff, but we're also not going to give you anything for the border.
00:54:49.000They're like, and they can get away with it.
00:54:57.000And that, by the way, that's another component.
00:55:00.000That's another unique component of this dystopia and this authoritarian system.
00:55:04.000You know, think of this thought experiments, like you're Mao, who is responsible for millions and millions of deaths, if somebody went to Mao back in the day and said, Mao, I have an idea.
00:57:09.000Can you take us through, you know, what's new?
00:57:11.000Because it feels like it's always evolving, but it also feels like the kind of thing that, you know, the second it gets out there, sort of like the magical shooting that happened at the Kansas City, you know, football, Super Bowl parade.
00:57:45.000Ending this for good with the smoking gun, the final smoking gun.
00:57:50.000This pipe bomb story is probably the biggest political scandal in recent American history because it really does underscore and demonstrate that January 6th as such was what I've called it all along a fedsurrection.
00:58:05.000Unfortunately, it doesn't look like we have time to get into the I'll just give people the most salient and immediate details with respect to this new footage.
00:58:15.000So the new footage that was released, courtesy of Thomas Massey's persistent efforts, he's taken up our reporting and helped push it to the next level, which I'm very grateful for.
00:58:26.000We have this footage of The discovery of the pipe bomb outside of the DNC. Now, the footage depicts someone that we now know to be a plainclothes Capitol Police officer going up to Secret Service detail, informing them of the presence of this explosive device within feet of them.
00:58:48.000And the remarkable thing about the video was how lackadaisical the response was, the utter lack of concern.
00:58:57.000The Secret Service agents spend over a minute before they bother getting out of their vehicle, whereupon they just stand around, linger around for another two minutes.
00:59:10.000The most flagrant aspect of the video is when the Secret Service agents allow a group of children to cross the street in the direction of the bomb and walk within feet of the bomb.
00:59:21.000So there's a part of the video where you have the agents standing around the bomb.
00:59:25.000You have children who are just allowed to walk within feet of the bomb.
01:00:07.000Because it feels like there's dozens of people made aware.
01:00:10.000This wasn't just something done covertly by the CIA. Others had to know because no one responds this way.
01:00:18.000We're in the very final stages of this.
01:00:20.000There are two more points. I mentioned that Kamala Harris was in the building.
01:00:25.000This is something that she actively covered up and only leaked Nearly a year after January 6, and she still has not publicly acknowledged her presence in the building.
01:00:39.000Kamala Harris is probably one of the most politically opportunistic creatures on the planet.
01:00:46.000Why would she forgo the opportunity to milk politically the fact that she came within a hair's width of losing her life to this MAGA pipe bomb?
01:00:56.000Why would Joe Biden, who was ruled to be legally senescent, Those old Supreme Court cases where they ruled, to use one of these cancelable words, if you're retarded, you can't be subject to capital punishment because your mind is not capable of processing right and wrong.
01:01:16.000Basically, Joe Biden was given the equivalent ruling in the Hermes.
01:01:21.000And if you've seen Joe Biden, it's hard because you want to cancel him for it, but you're like, yeah, but I kind of agree.
01:01:30.000He's basically too... I don't know how he can have the nuclear football, but minor details.
01:01:35.000You can't really have it both ways, but they've certainly made an art form of having it both ways on the left.
01:01:42.000Exactly. And so Joe Biden, who is clearly senile, and it's an effort for him to give a speech that's longer than five minutes.
01:01:51.000He gave a speech for over an hour to emphasize how important January 6th was on the third anniversary of January 6th.
01:01:57.000Remember, January 6th is the pretext for the weaponization of the national security state, but more immediately, it's the legal pretext of all these sham efforts to remove Trump from the ballots.
01:02:10.000So January 6th is still a very live issue for the left.
01:02:14.000And Biden, accordingly, gave over an hour-long speech about January 6th about how ominous it was as this, you know, horrible act of domestic terror.
01:02:23.000And yet the most domestic terror-like thing that happened on January 6th were these explosive devices.
01:02:29.000The government technically considers pipe bombs to be weapons of mass destruction.
01:02:34.000And yet in this entire hour-long speech that senescent, senile Joe Biden gave, We're good to go.
01:03:06.000Yeah, listen, Kimberly worked with her when she was a prosecutor and stuff like that in the office, and I don't think Kamala Harris ever tried anything, but she was one of the most ambitious bureaucrats in the world, sort of incompetent at anything other than being a bureaucrat.
01:03:20.000There's literally zero chance that she wouldn't jump at this opportunity. She jumped at plenty of other
01:03:26.000opportunities. It seems that are for Let's just say you know indiscretionate things that we
01:03:33.000would not talk about on this show She seemed very happy doing to move herself forward in her
01:03:38.000career and put and advance her prospects I have a feeling that if she was legitimately gonna get
01:03:44.000blown up by you know a MAGA extremist She'd be all over it all day every day since January 6th
01:03:58.000That would be the main talking point of January 6th.
01:04:02.000And with this latest video where it's clear that her Secret Service detail knows the bomb is fake and there's no innocent explanation for why they would know the bomb is fake...
01:04:16.000And one more quick thing on this, because this is a whole saga.
01:04:19.000We've created this whole universe of reporting at Revolver for the past three years on this pipe bomb, and now we're finally at the final stages.
01:04:27.000But to just give people a sense of how infinitesimally implausible the official version of things really is.
01:04:37.000So these pipe bombs were planted the evening before.
01:04:41.000The DNC bomb was planted around 8 p.m., and the RNC bomb was planted around 8.30.
01:04:48.000Now, these two bombs, we're told, they're sitting out there in their respective locations, undiscovered, for 16, 17 hours.
01:04:58.000and then magically three minutes before the Rayat's West Perimeter breach on the
01:05:04.000Capitol, a random pedestrian discovers the RNC bomb behind a trash can, and then
01:05:11.00015 minutes later the DNC bomb is randomly discovered when it was sitting
01:05:18.000out there for 17 hours undiscovered. So the the pipe bomb scenario is they're
01:05:23.000planted the evening before and they both are sitting there undiscovered between
01:05:28.00016 and 17 hours only to each be independently coincidentally discovered
01:05:34.000within a 15 minute time frame that perfectly coincides with the West
01:05:38.000Perimeter attack on the Capitol. Yeah seems legit.
01:05:43.000I don't know how to fake the world's largest eye roll, but I'm glad you guys are all over it because hopefully someone finally comes forward.
01:05:51.000I doubt it or they'll whack them or whatever it may be, but there's no question that this was like the rest of January 6th, just totally a setup and it's part of the Fed's direction.
01:06:00.000If they didn't get what they wanted at Congress, this was the backup plan as the proverbial threat to democracy, yada, yada, yada, yada.
01:06:10.000But, you know, hey, they got what they wanted, so all of a sudden this can disappear.
01:06:15.000And, you know, if this isn't the focal point, then, you know, the very glaring holes in the story no longer get to be scrutinized the same way.
01:06:25.000Absolutely. And look, there's so much at stake in it.
01:06:28.000And it's not like they've abandoned it.
01:06:29.000They still think January 6 is useful because they're using it to remove Trump from ballots.
01:06:36.000And as evidence of that, Joe Biden gave a major speech on the third anniversary.
01:06:40.000And so I say this is only to encourage Trump.
01:06:44.000More people in the GOP, more elected officials in the GOP. We're at the stage of the investigation now where it's safe to jump on board, and it's absolutely worthwhile because the fake narrative that the regime has invested January 6th is used to demonize and falsely incriminate Everybody.
01:07:55.000I had to call my father to get permission to do it because I was like, I want to see what these dogs can do.
01:08:00.000Right. Needless to say, it was an eye-opening experience.
01:08:03.000I used to be the guy who was like, oh yeah, I could punch a dog off, like, zero chance.
01:08:06.000But I also got to watch them work, the bomb-sniffing dogs.
01:08:10.000And, you know, like I said, many of these guys are my friends.
01:08:12.000I'm sure the leadership there probably doesn't love me, but, you know, the door kickers and the agents, I think I was told I was the most requested detail in the Secret Service.
01:08:49.000There's no way they sweep this thing currently housing the vice president-elect for 17 hours and everyone misses it.
01:08:56.000There's literally... There is less than zero chance.
01:09:00.000I bet my life on it. The amazing thing, Don, there are two different dogs that are recorded on videos having swept the area, which makes you think, were they lying about the pipe bomb actually being there when they said it was?
01:09:13.000And it just so happens that in another piece of research we did a while back, we showed that
01:09:18.000the FBI is withholding video footage that would definitively show whether or not the person
01:09:26.000planted the bomb when they said they would. Well, and they slowed down the footage. So the
01:09:30.000stuff that you see is like, you know, 1960s video technology magically. I'm sure that was the
01:09:35.000technology outside of Congress and outside of the DNC and the RNC. Just yeah, totally not a setup.
01:09:42.000But in other major news that you guys are reporting on, it surrounds the stuff going on in,
01:09:48.000you know, the aviation safety crisis and how sort of DEI, diversity, equity, inclusion,
01:09:53.000is a threat to air traffic control, to pilot hiring, and to much more.
01:09:57.000You've been at the center of it, and the story just seems to keep getting bigger.
01:10:02.000It's sort of like, as you go sort of further down the rabbit hole, you realize just...
01:10:06.000Honestly, at this point, just how much they're literally playing with our lives.
01:10:11.000Can you give us the latest on what's happening with all of that?
01:10:16.000Well, you know, it's interesting that really this theme has seemed to have taken off, no pun intended, since our major report on the FAA. And we're seeing more and more examples of near misses.
01:10:31.000We've seen a lot of problems specifically with the Boeing 737 MAX. Which is very dangerous.
01:10:53.000Again, it's just reinforcing this underlying collapse in confidence that we're seeing across the infrastructure spectrum in the United States.
01:11:04.000The technologists at the cutting edge like to talk about the decline in innovation, but this is an even more troubling decline in our ability to simply maintain complex infrastructure that's been around for a long time.
01:11:19.000And in our study, we found two major culprits to this.
01:11:25.000One was aggressive DEI promotion, specifically in the air traffic controller profession.
01:11:31.000And the other was the downstream ramifications of COVID policy.
01:11:36.000Again, like I said, how much did COVID cost us?
01:11:39.000One of our early groundbreaking pieces was a cost-benefit analysis of the lockdowns, but that was a more narrowly sort of targeted analysis.
01:11:50.000We didn't even incorporate downstream effects like what happens when there's a next major aviation disaster that results from the hiring freeze that they implemented during COVID. And that's another major factor affecting the air traffic control.
01:12:08.000That's the interesting thing about when you're saying the special blend dystopia that we have, because the incompetence and DEI are really nothing unique to the US. There's third world incompetence all across the third world.
01:12:24.000But it's combined with this technological advancement to the point that I think the system is banking on.
01:13:04.000Sit there and look good on the brochure, basically.
01:13:07.000But yeah, that's the big question is whether the technologists are right that basically technological progress will totally overwhelm and accelerate beyond the increasing degradation of infrastructure we see on account of DEI and other policies.
01:13:29.000Interesting. So one of the stories that seems to be just totally swept under the rug is no one's paying any attention to it, is the stuff that you guys are covering as it relates to Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
01:13:42.000I know a lot of people don't know about it, but he was actually prosecuted and thrown in jail and then won an election.
01:13:50.000I mean... It feels like maybe Pakistan is foreshadowing some of what the Democrats are trying to do here in America, and maybe that's what the result is.
01:14:01.000But why is this not getting any coverage?
01:14:04.000What's the latest? It seems sort of interesting.
01:14:06.000I mean, didn't their parliament basically say, no, he was thrown in jail falsely.
01:14:11.000It was a sham, and he wins an election.
01:15:36.000And really, if there's any country in which the term deep state applies, it's Pakistan that is infamously controlled by its intelligence services and the military going back a very long ways.
01:15:51.000Khan was the first person to exist kind of independently of them.
01:15:55.000And there's always been a kind of interesting, tense relationship that I think frayed as his tenure moved on.
01:16:03.000And then, you know, for all these people talking about meddling, Well, maybe the most flagrant version of election meddling ever took place under the Biden administration, in which Biden's State Department officials basically told Pakistani government officials You need to get rid of Khan in a no-confidence vote and things will be much better for you.
01:16:34.000And then sure enough, the very next day after this diplomatic cable was sent, the so-called cipher, Khan was subject to a no-confidence vote and ultimately removed.
01:16:45.000But because he was such a popular figure, by far the most popular person in Pakistan, one of the most popular political leaders in the world, Pakistan is the fourth most populous nation on earth, I believe.
01:16:59.000And same story that we see, and he might have even had it worse than Trump in a way, he was subject to 150 Bogus criminal charges.
01:17:11.000From classified documents cases to just phony, you know, just complete phony stuff.
01:17:17.000His party was basically deemed illegal, so they couldn't run as his party.
01:17:23.000So the people running a line with his party ran as independents.
01:17:28.000They charged him with a classified document case for saying that there was a diplomatic cable from the U.S. government demanding his ouster.
01:17:38.000The Intercept leaked that cable, and it turns out that was true, but Khan didn't even reveal the contents of it.
01:17:44.000And yet, just like a couple weeks before the election, he was already in prison, but they gave him a 10-year sentence.
01:17:52.000Despite all of this, despite making his party illegal, despite having him in prison, despite hitting him with a 10-year sentence right before the election, his party basically won the election.
01:18:07.000Maybe it's why they're working so hard to make sure my father's not on the ballot.
01:18:11.000Exactly. The Democrats here have taken it a step further to try to prevent what happened in Pakistan from happening here, where you're right, you're unlawfully present, you're this, that, the other, but you're still on the ballot so you can win.
01:18:23.000They've got to pull him off the ballot as the last step that was missing.
01:18:26.000Exactly. And the amazing thing is, when he won, again, the other guy, the corrupt guy, went out and gave a victory speech, even though he got fewer votes, his party got fewer votes.
01:18:36.000But Khan, from prison, gave his own victory speech as an AI. Wow.
01:18:52.000It's portentous. It's a fascinating saga in its own right.
01:18:57.000And of course, in this parliamentary system, even if you win, the opposing parties can form a coalition against you and freeze you out, which looks like what's going on.
01:19:07.000But still, it was a shock-upset election.
01:19:11.000The system had massive asymmetrical advantages.
01:19:14.000And Imran Khan, being a hugely popular leader, had the support of the people, which ultimately prevailed, at least numerically, in that election.
01:19:26.000So it was a very interesting case, a very interesting story.
01:19:29.000And actually, he got along great with President Trump when he was in office.
01:19:35.000And that was probably part of why the deep state hated him so much.
01:19:39.000Yeah, because they couldn't start another war between India and Pakistan, because you had good relations on both sides.
01:19:46.000You had to have watched it because it was fairly striking to me, but I'm sure you saw the Fannie Willis testimony last week in Fulton County, Georgia.
01:19:56.000She's the district attorney of one of America's largest cities and yet seemed...
01:20:04.000She came off sort of aggressive, thug-like, talking about G's and Grey Goose.
01:20:11.000She got into Emory Law, apparently, so I'm sure that was legit.
01:20:19.000Talk about it. How does this person get into law school, let alone become the district attorney in one of the largest by population counties anywhere in America?
01:20:30.000Well, I think the DEI regime probably accounts for just a little bit of her career success and career trajectory.
01:20:41.000And when you say little, you mean like 99.9%.
01:20:51.000It was a remarkable display on her part as to the nature of what things have become in our justice system.
01:21:01.000I think once we see more of these fanny types, we're going to be I'm begging for the days of Robert Mueller, and I never thought I would say that, but we have these people, and they're so...
01:21:16.000I mean, Mueller didn't even recommend criminal prosecution to his credit.
01:21:20.000He's fully corrupt and everything, but I think we're seeing a different level of incompetence plus corruption with people like With people like Fannie, and people fully don't realize it.
01:21:36.000And I think the public testimony has given people a glimpse who hadn't been exposed to this is what happens, you know, ultimately comes down to people and you have really corrupt and really stupid people in positions of A lot of power.
01:21:55.000And ultimately, it's this open question, can we maintain something resembling a first world system where people like this can be in charge of things?
01:22:06.000Can we really have technology and a handful of pockets of competence do all the heavy lifting?
01:22:14.000Like in India, the very smartest, the very top people are at the very top level globally.
01:22:21.000And they count on them to sustain the whole country.
01:22:24.000So at the highest level, India is doing well, but in the aggregate, it's third world.
01:22:29.000And, you know, so are we okay with our country becoming like that?
01:22:34.000So it raises a lot of very troubling questions, I'll put it that way.
01:22:39.000Yeah, because I mean, in the meantime, you know, in Democrat city after Democrat city, we see more crime, more chaos, No rule of law.
01:22:48.000I mean, you know, they'll spend countless dollars on, you know, their vacations and spending, you know, government money going after their political enemies like Trump and then they'll utilize that to go on vacation and they'll forget all about these magical, you know, she paid back everything in cash because that's what normal people who aren't totally corrupt do or something, we're told. But, I mean, even in Kansas City, there was a shooting at the Super Bowl parade And we still don't know any of the real information.
01:23:17.000They don't want to identify the shooters, which tells me only one thing, which is that they weren't Republican white males.
01:23:25.000But what's going on that that kind of stuff can sort of not just happen, but just disappear from the conversation so quickly and magically?
01:23:38.000Well, I think they were reported to be juveniles Yeah, but you know what?
01:23:48.000No, no, no, yeah. And, you know, that didn't stop him from being a, you know, a white supremacist, mass murdering, roving lunatic, doxed by the press and by Democrats, a jury that was stalked by the same people.
01:24:05.000You know, the actual fact, you know, I mean, he shot a pedophile and other, you know, That totally neglected from the conversation.
01:24:14.000It didn't stop the Democrats from doing that.
01:24:19.000So maybe they're minors, but we seem to have a very different standard for minors.
01:24:31.000Juvenile has, in the vernacular of the media, Mm-hmm.
01:24:45.000Well, perhaps, because it's shocking to me that you can have a celebration like this in a city, and honestly, people aren't even intellectually curious.
01:24:56.000They're just like, oh, well, yeah, you're right.
01:24:57.000It's not on the first page of Google, therefore it didn't happen.
01:25:00.000I'm like, wait a minute. We've seen videos.
01:25:35.000The problem is, you know, that cover, that works fine for you and I to figure it out because we're sitting there doing this stuff all day.
01:25:41.000Maybe the people that are watching right now, it's why I ask them to like, share, subscribe so other people can hear about this stuff, but you won't see it on CNN. And, you know, a vast majority of the population that isn't as assertive in trying to figure out what's going on or, you know, perhaps, you know, as awakened, are never going to know that anything even happened.
01:25:59.000So that's, you know, that's a little bit...
01:26:02.000Terrifying. And perhaps the last thing I'd ask you about, what's even more terrifying, if Joe Biden was actually running the country, Darren, or if Joe Biden is just 100% being controlled by the deep state, which is worse between those things at this point?
01:26:20.000I mean, if it's Joe Biden being sort of An inept individual that's in charge or that he's just a 100% puppet controlled by unelected powers.
01:26:53.000I would say given the state of Biden's mind, it would be worse if Biden were actually in charge.
01:26:59.000As much as I would say the deep state is bad, is to have someone who clearly just can't understand the basics of language or the basics of reality and his surroundings.
01:27:16.000The deep state is at least greedy enough to want to maintain some of the spoils for themselves.
01:27:22.000And so they're not, you know, there's at least an element there of maybe- I'd argue the Bidens have gotten quite a few spoils, Darren.
01:27:30.000It seems like- By level of IQ, definitely some of the most overachieving people as public servants with low IQ and crack habits.
01:27:43.000Given what they've made with what they were working with, man, I don't know as an American whether to be upset or impressed because either way, they've definitely outkicked their coverage.
01:27:56.000Absolutely. So yes, I think, you know, Biden is clearly a figurehead.
01:28:01.000And in some ways, we're moving more and more toward this kind of royal version of the presidency in the modern royal sense in which royal figures are mere figureheads and everyone understands them to be such.
01:28:14.000That's effectively what Biden is, is he's, you know, King Charles, but even more ridiculous if such a thing could be imagined.
01:28:25.000And I think another question, though, is can the Democrats get rid of him in time?
01:28:34.000But I'm increasingly of the view that for a variety of reasons behind the scenes, they're stuck with Biden and this is going to be a big disaster for them in 2024.
01:28:45.000Unpopular opinion, probably, but I think they're actually okay with him.
01:28:49.000If they can do enough of their lawfare, if they can do enough of their cheating, if they can play enough games and sort of overcome the margin of fraud or win because of the margin of fraud...
01:29:00.000I think they're okay with it because they have, you know, the puppet that you're talking about that will sign whatever ridiculous thing the left wants, you know, the things that Obama would have probably loved to have implemented but would not be willing to sacrifice sort of his reputation with the American people, his overall popularity, etc.
01:29:21.000You know, with Joe Biden as sort of just You know, with a stroke of a pen, yeah, sure, Joe will sign that, stick it in front of him.
01:29:27.000Who cares? I mean, the legislation is radical.
01:29:30.000Obama wouldn't have allowed the border crisis to be this bad.
01:29:33.000I believe he'd love it to be so if he could get away with not taking the responsibility for it.
01:29:57.000Right. Yeah, I think, you know, there are definitely factions that want him out and that think that he's gone too far.
01:30:03.000He's too ridiculous. He's not sellable.
01:30:06.000But again, that's a big coordination problem behind the scenes.
01:30:09.000And, you know, there are various hurdles to that from Joe Biden wanting to cling to the presidency because of the possibility of legal trouble for him and his family.
01:30:17.000He wants to part in power as long as he can have it.
01:30:21.000The heir apparent, the traditional heir, Kamala Harris, whom we've discussed, nobody wants her, including the Dem establishment.
01:30:31.000She's a Joe Biden lifesaver, without question.
01:30:34.000Without her there, if they had a reasonably competent VP, I think it's a whole different scenario.
01:30:39.000But they realize that she's perhaps even more unelectable than Joe Biden, which is literally hard to believe, but very true.
01:30:47.000And yet to leapfrog her is a vexed issue because of the Dem constituency.
01:30:54.000So they're in a really difficult bind here, and there might be some ingenious solutions.
01:31:00.000We saw the power and the efficacy of the Democrat machine In the 2020 primary, remember when there were all these people like Buttigieg, everyone, then all of a sudden, seemingly overnight, it all locked in for Biden?
01:31:14.000Like that was an impressive flex by the Democrat machine, assuming they still have a little bit of
01:31:19.000that juice. But this might even be too much for that machine. And even the machine would have to
01:31:26.000settle on somebody. And it's not clear who that person would be. So ultimately, I think we're
01:31:33.000going to see Biden stick it out and as shocking and as ridiculous as that might seem.
01:31:38.000Well, you know, we will see. But, you know, Darren, it's great to have you guys. Make
01:31:43.000sure to check out Revolver News and everything that Darren is doing over there. He's really
01:31:48.000actually doing the work that other journalists are supposed to be doing but refusing to. So
01:31:54.000always appreciate you having you on, Darren. Thanks so much for being here. And we look forward to,
01:31:59.000you know, as we get more breaks and some of these major stories that,
01:32:02.000again, others refuse to cover, look forward to having you back.
01:32:37.000It's because of you guys that we're able to do this, but I need your help.
01:32:42.000I need your help getting it out there, so please do whatever you can with that.
01:32:47.000Also, I'm going to be doing Locals right after this.
01:32:50.000I may let my team go because we went a little bit long.
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