#2035 - Brian Simpson

36:25Yeah, and that if all you can that's how I know it That's how I know living is more important than working You don't we don't you don't live to work you work to live so so nobody wants to just work If you cuz when you just work you feel like shit you want to die all the time But it's an opposite also when you don't work at all You die in a different way, right? You feel useless You gotta have a purpose you feel useless and you don't get anything done Yeah, and you don't grow when you don't have a job or you don't get anything done because you don't have any money So you can't really do stuff and just kind of at your house all day just waiting but sometimes sometimes I'll put it to like this.

37:00I've never been envious of somebody that's being worked to death But I've walked past some homeless people that laid out on the sidewalk, you know, and I'm like you know what it's something to that Just not giving a fuck like you wherever you are you at home Now you yeah, you don't care about the smell who gets a fuck it's pissy out here, but you're comfortable That if I had to choose between the two I don't know I have a tough decision You could always find a public shower The thing is like it's just sucks it sucks being homeless. There's no good thing about being homeless But there's also no good thing about where you like you don't want either or well Once you at but once you at the point where you never rewarded for smelling good You know right like my life's the same whether I smell good or not right who know yeah, you just live on the street No matter what you don't care what you smell like well someone be just highs and motherfucker They not even out there see you you wanting to them you you see them as out there But they they not even there they some they in the clouds we ran into this lady at a gas station out here and her head Was her posture was so bad that her head hung down Like instead of staying going straight up from her shoulders her somehow another her neck Had her head like all the way down it didn't look it didn't look possible like She might have legitimately had a broken neck at one point in time and didn't do anything about it Oh low it like that's how bad it was and this poor lady she was probably in her 60s where she might have been a hard 50 Yeah, cracked out of her mind scabs everywhere Closed dirty and disheveled and she just coming up to us and asking us for money And she can't even look in the eyes.

38:42It was just like oh you you were someone she just holding a mirror like this She was someone's little baby. She was someone's little baby girl. Oh, I thought you said she was holding a baby No, no, no, I one point in time. She was someone's little baby girl. Yeah It's been a long time since she was there but in that wild like like it can go so bad you know a wild fact that I discovered and this is You know correct me if I'm wrong fans, but I have a theory that you know You know how you see crack is like they have a funny walk sometimes yeah, I have a theory that The people that are strong out on drugs They they walk Like they still have the ass that they used to have You know, so you like if you see if you see a crack head lady like walking funny picture her with a fat ass And they make sense right because she's still in her mind Yeah, her hips was trained on her on her on her good ass Right, and as she on cracking in the strength and nothing but she still got the movements Yeah, let's let's see let's see if I'm right you know it scares the shit out of me that I've been seeing on Instagram is Anorexics Mm -hmm there was some anorexic lady who was dancing around on Instagram and then I Told my daughter about it and she knew the girls name Like Eugenia or something like that and the she is this like she's a famous Instagram She came to famous for being in anorexic.

40:09I believe that's part of what she's famous probably yeah, because when You know I used to do yoga at this place. Yeah, there she is. Oh, no baby girl You should see the video see if you find videos of it because like when she's dancing or like that one down there With the microphone on her hand that's the one I saw let go get this That's crazy man. God damn that wig look like it's wearing her down brother. It's scary as a shit out of me I'm so wait a minute. I damn this like you show me bones look at the bones in her hips. I Mean I used to do yoga with this lady who was anorexic She I shouldn't say I used to do I did it once showed up at this class in this lady was there and you know At the beginning of class like before the class starts people are like warming up and stuff and I look over And I had to do with one of these like like don't don't freak out though Because she was like 70 pounds she looks like that lady But she was like right next to me on the mat right next to me.

41:10Oh my god. She don't do jitsu. No, no yoga.

41:16Oh Just let her tap me just go ahead get me Oh, no she did this poor lady. She made me so sad So sad because she doesn't you could fix that with food like you You're at yoga class. You're not poor. That's what that's way more alarming than like morbid obesity. Yeah You know what I mean? It's weird because that's it seems like an easier fit But I think we have to realize this is really important. We have to realize that You know when we judge people like that lady or like even like you know someone who's morbidly obese Like Lizzo or something like that if you she's not morbidly right is she no, but I was you know I would just sit here thinking damn.

41:56I'm glad he I'm glad he didn't say Lizzo. That's the easy. That's the easy way to go Because everyone always goes listen to Dylan. Let's say to go Um Okay, it's well, I think we have to really think about and I never used to think about this when I was younger because I was a hard As I think you have to really understand that like there's something wrong There's something wrong just like there's something wrong when someone thinks that demons are talking to them Just like there's something wrong when someone can't stop gambling There's something wrong when Someone is starving themselves to death and they don't realize that it looks insane Like there's something wrong.

42:39It's like with bodybuilders that never feel like they're big enough You know, you know, that's a thing. It's like body dysmorphia. Yeah, that's what you look in the mirror You don't see what everybody else sees. Yeah, and I think that it's not even just that they don't see it It's just like if they don't have control of what's happening There's a bunch of factors and and everyone's like oh, you've got control. You can go Right, you do if you are at your best if you were captured by the viet con Tortured for three years. Do you think you'd be the same person you wouldn't be all right And if you lived some horrific life filled with physical and sexual abuse and violence and crime and incarceration or not or not even that Yeah, sometimes any of these facts one thing one traumatic event can fuck you.

43:26Oh shit up Sure and all there's a the point is there's so many factors that lead to a person starving themselves to death on tiktok Like it's not as simple as that girl just needs to eat It's like that there's a problem And the problem is showing itself as a skeleton But the pro there's a lot of problems. It's not as simple as like she doesn't know what she looks like right Yeah, there's something dark there so So Fuck this this gonna fuck me. It's gonna haunt me Is she so is she famous for being the anniversary? I don't know I just saw that video and I brought it up to my daughter my daughter knew her name She knew who she was and she pulled up videos and she was like it's so sad I was like it is sad and then she doesn't know that it looks terrible especially because like I'm pretty sure When your body fat percentage drops to a certain like it's life threatening Oh, she's 100 % life threatening.

44:26Yeah, but it's it's life threatening for sure starvation is one of the absolute worst things That can happen your body because your body starts to digest itself Yeah, you know how you never hear The body positive movement is never like just because she's that skinny don't mean she Right, no that's about the diaper exactly. There's no body positivity movement for not eating no hell no This is her first video that went viral on like 10 years ago on World Star Hip Hop Okay, so then she looks just thin Yeah, but she she looked like her mom and dad probably like you need to eat baby Like that's what is not an emergency?

45:05It's she's very thin But she also looks like she's frail framed right she's a small person little frame, but she still looks healthy Yeah, the between that and what she's at now look you could see like her legs You don't see these bones poking out everywhere right right it's mental illness man. I mean, it's 100 % mental Especially when you know when you when you got a twerk from the knees played it She twerking from the knees Well, she doesn't have a lot to work with No, I mean she's a tiny lady She's so frail But to see her like that like It's just any anore like I said that lady who just take yoga.

45:47It was like Watching her do it was just like oh my god. Yeah, cuz how do you how do you cure anorexia? It's just like isn't my it's like has anyone cured it? I'm yes. Yeah, people have bounced back from it. Yeah, I don't know what they have to do to bounce back from it And maybe you know, I think like a lot of gets exacerbated by you know models like they have to they have to starve themselves Well when your relationship with food is compromised I think that pipe might be the most dangerous like even the opposite like food addiction It's like when you're when your drug is food. Yeah, that that feels like such a Cuz you can't quit food right you know, it's it's almost be like if you had to do a little hair When every day you have a hair one problem.

46:31Yes, you know like you gotta eat So you have to it's the only addiction that you can't ever just abstain from right right? So that's that's tough But then what is this? Is it like you is it like the signal like something's fucked up with The chain of events that happens when you put food in your mouth We're like your body instead of being like oh, that's great. It's like get this fuck out of me I think for this lady me who knows what what led her down to being a skeleton But it's like they think that thinner is better just like when when women have like crazy implants like just super gigantic super gigantic triples here like anti -closey.

47:10Yeah, like you like Nockers like what are you doing like what are you doing? Yeah, you know they they don't see it They want them bigger. They want them bigger. Yeah, it becomes some crazy plastic surgery reveals so much Yeah, it's like don't you do you cuz I the big one now is like the lip injections And you see some people you like you know that don't look right It'll like you got stung by a bee on your lip But it's your face has symmetry to it. There's like a certain Ratio to like the distance between the eyes and the length of the nose and where the chin is And when one of those things is off your your brain is going.

47:44Why do you know so little but also like there's wrinkles on your bottom lip So when you get too much of a lip injection, it looks smooth your lip looks smooth. So it looks swollen Right, you know, and even even as my my look at your face and not notice what's off. They notice they know something's off Right, you know, right why your lips move bitch. That's weird.

48:07I'm so shiny Never thought of that part Yeah, it looks weird to me the lip thing doesn't work It's like we we went for boobs and they're like okay, what about lips? Let's try lips everybody likes fill lips and they try it It's like that's your face Yeah, yeah, but I think you could do a little and pull it off some girls like I think they're doing a little bit of some of some some people have Anailed it, but you gotta be careful not to get crazy. You don't want to be the skeleton lady You know, I mean, you don't want to be obese. You don't want to be the bodybuilder of things. He's small But I just feel like if she's been in like this for that long Don't they get to the point where they uh Where they fuck up the esophagus from throwing on so much.

48:48I don't think she's eating So she probably barely alive man when you're that little I mean essentially her body has deteriorated, right? Like you don't see anything but the bones all the hip bones and everything like that You don't see any meat, but let's be honest. She looked like she was having a blast. I mean It's easy to look like that for 15 seconds when you shoot no trouble at a sleep for 11 hours She probably has zero energy. How's she making money from being an influencer? I guess so but what does she but what product is None what is she ads maybe People just what thousands of followers she was you up for youtuber of the year in 2020 how I've never heard of her.

49:29I don't know her youtuber of the year she might her youtube might be fine. It might be why we judge and We didn't watch it. No, I think it's just I think it's a sweepstakes like people put people to bet money on when she's gonna eat and she just She's on every week she just put I hope she gets better. I do too man. I really do it's that's how does that girl almost 30 almost 30 Yeah, when you lose that kind of weight and get that then that has to be what is let's google Anorexia and it's affect it's detrimental health effects on the human body It's got to be horrific because I know weight cutting is fucking absolutely brutal for these fighters But that's severe dehydration which is not quite the same thing But they do they get real thin before they do that a lot of times.

50:21At least they used to guys are getting better at cutting Just all the water out now. Oh, yeah Well, I remember when I see I never got to see it up close to we went to fight week And then I was like oh damn like you got ladies motherfuckers alone. Yeah, yeah like the day before they look they look they look Like they like they just like somebody just rescued them from something Well, they did they rescued them from death They legitimately are our death's door. Okay, you this is comp cases of anorexia include anemia heart problems such as mitral valve prolapse abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure Bone loss osteoporosis increasing the risk of fractures loss of muscle in females absence of period and males decreased testosterone gastrointestinal problems such as constipation bloating or nausea electrolyte abnormalities such as low blood potassium sodium and chloride and kidney problems I'm here's a question.

51:16What's the ratio of men with anorexia versus women? Hmm and how many of the men who have anorexia are gay men? Hmm, I think I mean it might be a problem, but I bet it's very human have anorexia. I bet well But I think that's starting to change right because Right now people are non -binary. No, but no, but you know, but right now Pete Davidson is a sex symbol Pete Davidson and Machine gun Kelly like went the like young white women love the you know the the sick look and Sort of like the real now nourished looking guys sort of until Jason Mamoah shows up well Right, well, yeah, yeah, yeah, but I'm but I'm saying is then your egg start talking what I'm saying is got More guys don't mind because men do what gets them late Yeah, you know, and so it's like that's all that's why it's not very many many anorexia Yeah, but they're not gonna try that hard To stop in a Rexia.

52:17I bet you a lot of people a lot of men in the model industry are probably anorexia I would think they would have to be fit because you know because all what they do, but but you don't you don't have to look like her to be anorexia Yeah, the research I'm trying to find this has there's the other problem There is a lot of it just general eating disorder right is big in men going to anorexia I think it's tough to find well overeating is probably bigger in men correct. Yeah, that's why I was even finding they the first study They had doubled amount of women responded even but it's Twice as many men said they had a eating disorder than women Right, but that just could be their addicted eating for right for most of its yet overeating so they don't have data on just anorexia I'm trying to find it and then I have not located.

52:59Why don't you google how many men have anorexia? Just google that I'm curious just with the number I bet you're surprisingly low. It says 20 percentage of anorexics are 25 % our men A quarter of anorexics are men 10 to 25 % Okay, that's higher than I guess that's higher than I would think but what's the number of total anorexics It's a 10 to 25 % or men is that what would you say? Yeah, but don't they have to self -report That's a blue 80 pounds. Yeah, that's how they'd have to know you'd have to go get help for them to fill out So it's out of sites 20 million women and 10 million men have an eating disorder Hmm males make up 25 % of people with anorexia Hmm 25 % wow wow because they're often diagnosed later than females there at a higher risk of dying Oh, I think that's probably true of every disease Yeah, it also says it's not common in people over the age of 40 Interesting so it's only common when you want some of the fuck you Yeah, I think I think it's probably just common when you're like the most young impressionable Because most of the 40 you like don't give a fuck yeah, hopefully Hopefully you get to the I don't give a fuck 40s because there's nothing sadder than someone who's like in their 60s And still gives a fuck Yeah, dude, it's like you wasted that's the only benefit.

54:25Yeah So ads just for men are likely underdiagnosed with eating disorders because clinical assessment tools emphasize It is I or to lose weight as opposed to building muscle So they might not I mean I guess they're asking a bunch of questions And they might ask guys the right questions maybe either Women have a 1 .5 to 7 5 to 3 times higher Prevalence for anorexia bulimia so believe me it might be more prevalent because wait What's the difference between bulimia and anorexia bulimia is throw up your food you eat and then you throw it up Okay, that's why I was talking about the damage of syphagus.

55:00Yes, okay, and anorexia is just you don't eat anorexia You just you don't eat at all. Oh wow But I bet they be some people at both yeah, well, I think if you have bulimia, you probably Die sooner. Yeah, that's also so men are three times more likely than women to have a sub threshold B .D. Which would be eating disorder Meaning it's significant but does not meet all criteria for an official diagnosis. Yeah, overeating because we're Castro and up all the time and lastly, you know severe alcoholics get that what's the last link 50 to 80 percent of anorexia is genetic Wow And it's the deadliest mental disease whoa Anorexia nervosa one in five is a suicide death the risk of death in anorexia is more than double the death rate of schizophrenia Holy shit almost triple the death rate of bipolar disease and more than triple the death rate due to depression Wow the Crazy thing is maybe 80 percent of it is genetic That's the wild team bro.

56:04That's the thing is like a lot of times you gotta get healthy enough to get healthy You know like once once you once you got to the point where like enough shit is broken You know, it's like trying to it's like trying to try to drive a car that needs a lot of work You know is it you have to fix all this other stuff before you can even get to driving You know, yeah, it's like that's a lot of work too To get past that yeah Once you get to point with more than one things wrong Yeah, so it's not just like what's what are your genes telling you Like if I wonder That's what's interesting. It's like does that mean that it's prevalent in multiple family members?

56:44And is that because of like some other shit? Well, yeah, you probably are predisposed to it, but then something something in your environment Maybe or is it possible that what we're calling genetic is just the same environmental stimuli the same shitty abusive family life or whatever whatever it is And it just like transfers down from generation in generation because like you think in some Some ways like a special one was younger. I thought like how would my stepdad think of this? You know, I thought like he thought of things you think about like the older people in your life You think about your family like how they think of things like you think for yourself But you're not sure right so you think like what would my mom do?

57:30How would my mom think about what they say? I like I like these babies just pushing titties away You know, I was like I don't know the genetic. I don't know. I don't know So my my thought is it like maybe it's just prevalent in many people because they have a terrible family life Like depression like depression is supposedly genetic and I bet it is But is it always genetic because someone has some sort of Or wrong wiring in their brain they transfer that on through their genes or Is it because all the people in the family live these fucked up shitty lives and there's no hope in that house? And everyone who is a part of that is kind of fucked They found two specific genes that do it and that brings it up to a 90 % chance of having a eating disorder Oh, yeah, so yeah, I think your genes just mean you more likely to get it and do it with your appetite Interesting.

58:25So these two genes ESRRA and HDA C4 increase a person's chance of developing and eating disorder by 90 to 85 percent But this is eating too much right this is not an erection. No, no, this is how they studied people with an erexia Oh, interesting See these genes as well some of the other identified by researchers are involved in signaling your brain's appetite blockages or interruptions in the appetite pathways may impact how a person interprets hunger Oh, so their wiring is fucked up and they're not getting hungry Uh -oh and linked it to diabetes Wow Metabolic conditions They study twins There's some blinks with twins that had it So that like prove some of the family genetic stuff too That's a mate so it's some scrui wiring that makes you less hungry But also like you should know Here's part of the thing that I don't understand You got to know if you see yourself like that that's something's wrong Why would you just drink some milkshakes?

59:28Why would you just do something to put calories into your body? You'd have to know that you're dying Right, so there's obviously a mental illness component to it too. Oh, yeah I think I think it's it's not simple as like a gene being off worth it. Well, you're not hungry No, I know I don't think is that you're not hungry as much as it is is that Whatever the normal processes is to tell you to go eat yeah You like your shit screwed up somehow like whatever 100 signals got to be passed for you to go eat and like desire the food Right something in that chain is fucked up But not only something in that chain fucked up But you don't have the rational ability to say I need to consume food right because a person needs certain amount of thousand calories a day It's true.

1:00:11It's true because you know my um, you know, burner, yeah, we're gonna um he He was doing he was doing rest since he was a kid, you know You know, they're all the weight cutting and stuff and it's fucked him up to the point where like he forgets to eat He doesn't get hungry like like we do really yeah He has to remind himself to eat like you know, he doesn't know he's hungry until he starts acting weird. He's like oh yeah I mean Because he's so he's been You starving himself since he was a kid. He's been resting since he was a little kid. Why so I think so my point is I'm accustomed to that signal.

1:00:41Yeah, so I think like if you have these genes You're more likely something in your environment is more likely to it doesn't mean you're gonna have anorexia But it means you weigh more likely to you know depending on what you expose to that makes sense, you know I was I wasn't born with depression Right, you know I'm saying it but it something happened and it you just some people are just more likely Yeah, oh man. Thank God. Thank God. I'm not Yeah, I gotta be grateful for where I am man Can you imagine having a fucked up relationship with food? Where's like you don't want it? Oh I would rather want it way too much.

1:01:18Yeah, I'd rather have to fight that fight that I like there's a lot of people that I know that are like pretty obese That are food addicts that are fun people Yeah, they're great to eat with you know, they're having a ball. Yeah, they're having a great fucking time Yeah, it's like yeah, it's bad for you But at least you're enjoying yourself anorexia does not look like you're getting the enjoyment part the thing about like Like if you go to like a real Italian restaurant like come on They just want stoff you and everybody's drinking wine and everyone's laughing and having a Good time like that's how Italians like the they go hard and no no anorexic is dangerous You know where's like you can't you can't no chance of when at least a fat motherfucker fall on you a grand you and yeah, this Fabulous fight.

1:02:05Yeah, like if you that's game you ain't got no chance you have zero chance you have no muscles There's nothing you're just a skeleton coming actually fucking parts of the Caribbean like a leg kick might kill you Oh, yeah snap your female. Oh, you could kill that girl if you kicked her stomach 100 % You can be casual before my special come up you can kill a regular person If they just look if they get backwards against a wall and you kicked him in the stomach You could destroy their organs. Oh, yeah, for sure. Well, they like a turning side kick to the body especially if you get him like right No, you would get him right in the fucking center like right in here.

1:02:49Oh like a Spartan kick You just no you it's use a spinning back kick. That's the most powerful kick the turning side kick. It's called my specialty Oh, yeah, so I'm outside the ones. I've seen you doing videos. Yeah, yeah But most people can't pull that off with no no, no I'm just saying that there's human beings that are capable of killing someone with a kick Oh, yeah, you don't see it in an MMA fight because first of all these guys are heavily muscled and generally kicks don't land Perfectly flush and your back is not to a wall where you absorb all the impact But if your back was to a wall and there was nothing like a concrete wall There's nothing stopping the impact and someone like really fucking smashed you you had a real good chance of bleeding internally Yeah, I'm really good chance about fractured ribs that go into your lungs and always the way But I see you have to fight to take one of those kicks Bro, you know the just the you know what the most painful shit is the calf kicks and I'm saying this anecdotally I've never been kicked in the calf really not hard Not like by a UFC fighter in a fight, but just just getting massage in your calves fucking hurts like hell These guys are kicking each other in the calf and it deadens your calf where you can't walk right So then you got to kind of play it off So mostly you move it on your other leg And you see it in guys you see it like right away they pull it on Alex beheda He's the best I've ever seen it.

1:04:11I've ever seen he's the best at it He's so sneaky and is he he got is he in the first fight and he was getting is he in the second fight with it And he's like god damn this motherfucker's getting me again like right before we cracked him He was catching him in that leg and he was deadening that leg and that's what fucked is he up in the first fight He couldn't get away from him. He couldn't his leg wouldn't move He had kicked his left calf so many times the whole thing was just useless Who and is he's just a great athlete? So he's moving around on it and you can't tell that much Well what's the worst Is the work you ever received the calf kick?

1:04:47No The worst kick I've ever received is the kicks of the body Oh You get kicked to the body man you kicked in the head is horrible you know you get knocked out Get the rod Get him kicked in the body like getting kicked in the liver especially Holy shit man Being whole body shuts down being knocked out doesn't hurt though You know what I mean? Oh it hurts No I mean Nobody what I mean is you just you just wake up you don't feel the pain like I'm sure you feel right You want to something right but like liver shots like you remember when Tank Bernard Hopkins. Yeah, thanks a good one. Yeah, it's a good one.

1:05:22He hit Ryan. I was gonna see yeah Yeah, Ryan I see Ryan Garcia your Javonte is a murderous puncher man But I was gonna say when Oscar Dillohoye fought Bernard Hopkins Bernard Hopkins, you know, Bernard Hopkins but I was too big Oscar was passes prime Bernard was still in the fucking I mean even though he was older Bernard was probably in his 40s when that fight happened That's why he was the shop is though. It's crazy Bernard He you know, I asked Terrence Crawford about that and he said one of the things is probably that Bernard was in prison And during that prison time he didn't abuse his body like he didn't get beat up He didn't have all of them But he was training and learning and then he also developed since saying discipline when he was in prison He's like I am never coming back here.

1:06:06I'm never coming back here and they said damn We'll see you like after after you got it. You never seen me. What's the thing man? You guess this is it This is I don't I don't know how old Bernard there it is there's the body shot. Let me see that again Oh, date of the body Bernard was so good. I just watched the I rewatch Bernard versus Kelly Pavlik the other day And I think Bernard was in his 40s and that fight too And they everybody counted Bernard out that was after Kelly Pavlik Dr. Germain Taylor you can accomplish so much out of spite Spite oh, yeah, the will so many of the things I've overcome have been from spite Yeah, when my dad dropped me when he dropped me off to go to boot camp.

1:06:46He was like I see you in a couple weeks And and and that is what made me not quit I'm just never never I will not let give him this satisfaction because he was right I had trouble with people telling me what to do and stuff like that But I was like oh no, I ain't no way. I'm going back home. No way. Fuck no I'll endure whatever just to just to win just to show you Bernard was world class when he was 50 Yeah, yeah, he probably still he probably still box up box up the average. Yeah. Oh the average person's dead for sure But I mean that guy like what it and also clean livens entire life organic food No fucking really no drugs no alcohol no nothing.

1:07:28Yeah, he was always in shape always in shape Never got fat never got big in between fights at all always running always hitting the bag never got out of shape Not for a minute not for a second You could have called Bernard Hopkins on a Tuesday and said you got a fight on Saturday and be like how much? Oh, yeah, yeah, you know, I mean he was always ready. Yeah, so he was just so Defensively responsible like he's defense was impeccable. You shot I mean Philly Philly produce a lot. Oh my god Philly produce a lot of killers. Yeah, man And I don't know what I don't know what that why that is So if it neighborhoods tough neighborhoods produce killers.

1:08:04Yeah, it's true. Come on brownsville and they're bad Now and then no you get a you get like a you get like a rich kid like a prince. What's the mind? Oh, it prints Not see you how man. I don't know if he was he really a prince. I don't think he was really a prince But I mean you're like a spoiled kid that got the dance Every now and then yeah, I mean there's people that violate the rules. Yeah, you're the Ivy League champ But it's so rare nobody wants that though. They want some might have been through some shit. They want Tyson Yeah, they want my dad. Yeah, my smile. They came from the depths.

1:08:33Yes, someone with no family Someone was raised by you know a Guide a guardian who happened to be a hypnotist and also a boxing trainer Yeah, it's pretty not seen. He's This He came out of the flying carpet. Oh, amazing was that bro. People forgot about not seen. Yeah, his style was amazing man Watch some of the fighting This is fun, but find some of his fighting because his style was so crazy He had his hands down by his knees and he would like bend at the waist and just wing punches at you He reminded me of him. Who was it? We were talking about the other day. They had that weird style look drunk a master Oh, yes, oh my god Look at look at doves him look at the dancing around I mean look at that.

1:09:23How do you handle that and the guy can punch and he had big legs and his power came from his legs He would like punch with his whole body And people forgot man. He was really good and he was so popular I mean he was all over television back then He's so unusual his interest is what's too long though. He had like a 20 minute. Oh, no, no, no, it was great It's great because now we can go back and watch it But dude he was fluking people up. So you had this crazy style, but he also had murderous power I think his son's fighting now a manual Augustus. Yeah, man. He will gustus. Yeah, yeah, it's drunken mass.

1:10:02Yeah, we he left him now Now it's just now he's a heavyweight Oh, prison seems like no, no, he's not fighting anymore. We eat A lot of food that's him on the right. Oh, what yeah Wow, he's one of them 85 % he's got that What is a manual gustus go go to a manual gustus highlights a manual hut was different though because a manual instead of I mean, it was a lot of like hands down moving around, but it was like smooth there A manual was like he was dancing with you like literally dancing and as like he would punch He would throw a punch when you least expect it was no rhythm to Floyd said that he was the hardest fighter he ever fought.

1:10:47He said the hardest fight ever. I was this guy Because like look how he fights I mean, he's just moving around It's like that dude was dancing before the fight started. He was dancing during the fight And he was really slick defensively so like this style was like very disconcerting because he could move so good And he was kind of clowning you so that fucks with your head Yeah, I mean if you see some my if you see some oh he was it though a couple punches in me and I'm like I'm good man Full I full fit. Well, that's where leg kicks coming to play son. Oh, Wump Give him a couple of those Wump put your hands up move forward Wump A few of those and all that shit's gone.

1:11:31That's why it's wilder here. I forget that got that body builder That was like I proudly Martin. Yeah, I could be just a professional fighter in a fight It's like yeah come on man. Well, he's also very smart and he's doing this for clicks. Oh, he knows He's smart, but I did see him actually spar with a with a black belt jujitsu guy that was his weight You know, I'm obviously he got fucked up. Who did that who sparred with him? I don't remember who's name it was, but I just watched it a couple days ago Somebody you can find somebody did spar with him. Who is it? Yeah, I mean look Bradley is a super.

1:12:09Oh, yeah, here it is right here. I mean he's a gigantic acid. I don't know who that is. He's sparred with Where is Bradley? That's him. Yeah, is this a long time ago? No This is two years ago. He's done recently. I think but No, this ain't the video I watched So he's it looks in this video like he's just learning stuff. No, the video I watched was recent. He was getting fucked up He got a real humble, but again, and they weren't in a street fight when like kicks and punches and everything's on the table Right, but so at least but when it comes to jujitsu at least Bradley's done this right? So Bradley has done some rolling and yeah, he's getting manhannified by but but we all would right right But but at least he's got some grappling experience.

1:12:57So I'm assuming he's done that. He's probably done multiple classes So he probably has some understanding of positions But probably never been in a real like you know what it is to me is like People that have never been in the fight what they don't understand is You could do all the fucking training you want to but if you ain't never got hit for real right? That's Your ability to take damage or avoid damage is most of winning a fight. It's a lot of it That one you know like like the type of like is he that can take a leg kick From Poeton and keep fighting most people don't got that in them right You know, you hit me with one leg kicking.

1:13:34I'm out right out and you you are too you haven't fought And if you've never been in the fight you're all you doing is imagining right? It's like you don't know You don't know how you gonna react to getting hit in the fucking sternum. So this is him rolling video same guy I think he's wrestling the same guy though wrestling Steve winter keeps the truck Oh, he's getting man handled But that's just to be expected it doesn't matter how big you are I mean that guy's big too if you're grappling with a black belt and you just so you're gonna get man handled That's what that guy does every day. You know if you play chess with the guys in chess master you get your fucked up I wish I had the money to put up to actually have him do it.

1:14:11Oh you get strangled in the may fight with with my mous Well, you don't want an MMA fight because if he picks him up and slams him on the ground He could fuck Marty miles up. I don't know if he would be able to do that mighty mous is so he's so Technical he knows everything but the size difference is so great. Oh, it take was one slip up It didn't get a whole of them spike him on the ground. Yeah, we kind of saw that happens to Rosalind units got knocked out like that right right. Yeah, and she was piecing her up before. Mm -hmm. She was she was Yeah, I don't think she's been she hasn't really been the same sense.

1:14:44Well, she broke her finger in the first round of her last fight And you know um people are like criticizing her saying she needs to go down to 125 and Maybe but you can't discount that her finger was broken in the very first round like that's a giant factor matter her finger was fucked up So she fought three rounds against a very very tough Legitimate fly weight is much bigger than her the girl looked jacked But Rose in my mind is one of the greatest Straw weights of all time and that's where she should agree. She's amazing at 115 I know it sucks to make 115 But that's the big fight is if she really wants to keep fighting she wants to go back down to fly weight is You mean there's Tatiana Suarez down there, but Jean -Way Lee she beat her twice So she knocked her out and she beat her in decision.

1:15:36So they fought twice Yeah, but you know what though That's a different Jean -Way Lee she can go down there and fight Yeah, she cuz she locked in oh she's locked You know like and you always she was always dangerous as fuck, but I don't think she keeps getting better. Yeah Yeah, it's been a couple years since Rose seen her. I don't think that's the same fighter she fought before Jean -Way Lee is a tank man. She comes blasting you with kicks and punches her grappling sensational Round and pound is vicious. She's got a killer instinct. I mean she she knocked out you want to young Jay -check with a spinning back fist Like she's she's a beast man.

1:16:14She's a fucking beast and I love me some Rose, but I do too I don't think she want that smoke. Well who knows man. She like I said she beat her twice I think if they fought again, you know if Rose Get her finger fixed and drops back down the fly weight. That's a fight. I'd like to say oh, I'm definitely gonna watch I'm so far like this because I remember when Rose won the title. Mm -hmm I was that that was one of the best cards in USC history. You remember that three titles change hands at night It was a Rose One the belt and then um who the fuck else was on that card. It was two other title fights with that card I remember DC just yelling out Thug Rose Thug Rose and that's when I I didn't really know much.

1:16:55I was just like oh, I'm picking her she looked and everybody's like what I was like yeah, and she won. I was like, oh who is this lady when she cracked you on with that left hook I was like oh my god. She did it She beat the boogie man. She beat the boogie woman But she was the boogie woman two men. She was lighting people up If you ever saw if you saw you want to in jcheck in her prime like you want to see a wild beat down uh do you want to in jcheck juliana paint no um uh Who was it? Wasn't juliana um it was um Who did she fight can I see a record real quick? This was the night that the fight's happened uh Jessica Jessica Penae that's who it was Go Rose nomenonis Jessica Penae I mean not Rose nomenonis um uh Johanna young jcheck Yeah the highlights this is perfect this is when she was the boogie woman dude This look at that face look at that face dude And this is like when she's a multiple time world moitai champion Who now Was in mma And so you got to see like a level of striking that you just never seen from women's mma before When she came out of the scene was her and valetina simcicco We're like whoa this is some next level striking Just super technical you know i mean her fucking technique was fantastic Stuff's takedowns go to towards the end where you really see the beat down.

1:18:28So she starts putting it on her She starts putting it on her at the end of the second round living with this I mean Jessica Penae just getting battered just getting battered and you want to just beat her down like look at this I mean this was this was when everyone's really scared of you on uh Because she was just so aggressive And she would talk so much shit and getting your face the wands and now she sees Jessica She's busted up and she's just piecing her up And at the end the final barrage is horrific man Go to the the final barrage and she has her up against the cage She just starts un -fuck it loading man.

1:19:09How did the redness stop this? Oh, yeah, yeah, no you why are you complaining girl? bro I mean she's complaining because she's a warrior she wants to fight but that woman was the best Yeah, it's like your your corner she's through that towel. Yeah, well, I mean what she's saying What is she screaming?

1:19:35She's screaming who's next If you're 115 pound woman you like fuck that yeah fuck Fucking smash like that What happened to her now she gone she just retired. Yeah, she lost to Jean -Waylee and then she retired you know that was her last to rot She you know she had a lot of wars man and those they they pay a price you know I mean Amanda noona's just retired. She's the goat She had a retard. She said her legs are working right her legs have nerve damage. She said from kicking too much ass Oh, right. Yeah, no, I can't get that she What's higher as the goat don't don't you know like you said we never get to see yeah fighters really retire They always it's always too late.

1:20:19It's never like right early enough You know it's very few that retire at the right time you're very few. I don't I don't know any athletes that don't got some kind of long -term injury That's never going Yeah, you know mm -hmm, so especially combat sports especially fighters. Yeah, it's just so brutal on your body I mean you're you're literally practicing breaking people's bodies and just the practice is brutal So you're getting all this damage just from practice and then you're having cage fights with people that are going 100 % trying to kill you man, that's why every athlete when you see him in an interview and they go Yeah, I'm uh, yeah, I'm healthier than I've ever been.

1:20:54It's like no you not motherfucker You never you know It's like I know that's what you supposed to say. Hey, that's the best side of a film noona No way well some of them have pulled it off. It's amazing how some guys just don't get injured that much It's real weird LeBron James Yeah, well he he spends a lot of money though on just maintaining his health just maintaining his like just massage And physical therapy and like he treats his body like it's a pit crew at a race stop, you know He's in a race car and like me that's the money Michael. Yeah, take care of that Might be the most durable superstard as I ever played Amy sport till he's very very rarely get injured I can only remember him being like I mean he's never been seriously injured like we had to Miss a whole season and I'm like that and that's never happened Wow, and I think and I think the first time he really got hurt for real was like recently in year in year 18 or something wow Yeah, so old as he now 39 39 how if he had foot surgery in the offseason, but I don't think they're gonna say that oh Yeah, like he just started being getting injured at a time where like Most people have had multiple surgeries by now brother.

1:22:08They probably get him the best stem cells Oh, yeah, they fly him straight to Ukraine Yeah, bro, they fly they fly them to the jungle and not not the child out then jungle right there and just take their shit I mean what kind of if you have if you're of that kind of resources like you're a super athlete the doctors that you're in contact with oh Yeah, cuz if I was a superstar in the NBA the first thing I would do is call mag to Johnson and be like what your doctor's that right I want them working on every problem my guy. Yeah, yeah Cuz no remember the whole HIV thing nobody had heard of nobody beating HIV right before him right yeah So it's like that's the first doctor.

1:22:53I want to see. I wonder what medication he took if he took anything You know, I think he's gonna tell you when everybody was taking AZT and dying Yeah, well, I think by the time he had a AZT wasn't the main thing they was giving you But also I think he had the resources to do to like mitigate all the side effects Yeah, yeah, cuz I don't know but you know, it's funny. He's like my uncle was HIV positive He lived he lived for a long time Jeff Scott was HIV positive right right yeah, and that dude does now see that's a surprise because Just got had it when it was grids right when they were it was gay related disease the key weapon Beginning was a regiment of three or four anti retroviral drugs collectively known as anti retroviral therapy or ART So it was after the AZT days they told me that the three drug combination was gonna save my life and they were right Huh, so why didn't we give an extra to everybody?

1:23:50Maybe they didn't have it yet. Yeah, or maybe it was just like maybe it was just super expensive Maybe yeah, maybe insurance didn't cover it. Yeah, but now, but you know, so funny is it isn't it wild? How now we You know what's good of it. It's not that well. I still don't want to get it But it's not a death thing. It's normal right yeah It's still going significantly diminish how many people will fuck you though. Yeah, yeah, especially if you're honest You gotta be honest. Yeah about that one you gotta be honest about that one. I don't think you go you know It was not a life -threatening thing.

1:24:23I don't think you gotta be honest about everything But that was the scariest thing about ages that there's a there's a thing that you get from having sex That could kill you, but you're gonna want to have sex So he'll be careful. Oh, yeah be careful. Well, you know, just go on that time whenever it's the most dangerous to fuck That's what people be fucking the most That didn't stop nobody from fucking. No, no, that's the first second. That's why it's wild to me when politicians shot us When they try to legislate more radicality was like hey, you're not gonna stop people from fucking yeah, and not only that You're not gonna stop fucking so I'm speaking with bro.

1:24:54You know me I told you Mexico just passed just legalized abortion nationwide. Yeah, we were talking about that last night Mexico's ahead of us Yeah, and so Well also they recognize an opportunity for tourism. Oh Yeah, I ain't think about that 100 % they already have a stem cell tourism. They have been I began The therapy tourism Yeah, I got a visit Mexico on legitly instead of like just the border towns Yeah Mexico is a beautiful place Yeah, it's a beautiful place. It's just like it's kind of fucked because of America Because of American drug laws like American drug laws are propped up to cartel just like prohibition propped up the mob Do you think the cartel is paying Uh lobbyists to keep drugs illegal here if I was a cartel I would do that.

1:25:48They'll be a smart move if you get a hold of them Yeah, if you call them up. Yes, but my friend But that cartel sure we have to it blows my mind at like We were helping the cartels Move drugs into the country while simultaneously enforcing drug drug illegal What's who's we who was doing that? I mean just us as a country like the CIA was letting cocaine come in yeah and then you know and And then but at the same time the DEA was arresting drug traffickers Right, how come what is that Jamie Chucky with them? Thanks. I think I I think the cocaine was how the CIA was paying for certain stuff because it was money They didn't have to and not to be in the federal budget You know, that's definitely the case with all over north right that was the case in That was the case with freeway bricky broth and in compton in south central LA and We found out about it because of this guy Michael Rupert who was on the podcast back in the day Michael Rupert was in that documentary collapse.

1:27:02Did we see that documentary? It's a documentary about the collapse of peak oil and societal collapse because we're so dependent upon fossil fuels turn out to not be correct But what he was predicting but what he was right about was how dependent we are on fossil fuels The names of detailing the supply chain so he's sitting there the whole documentary is him sitting there in this room On a folding chair just smoking cigarettes And just telling you why all these things are a problem because they're all connected and it's it's a very compelling documentary Well, Michael Rupert was a darkotics officer in LA and he caught the CIA selling drugs in south central LA and then exposed it on a hearing On CNN and like this big like town hearing you have you seen this?

1:27:55Mm -hmm Jamie pulled up it's wild he was a really interesting guy Last time I saw him he gave me mushrooms. How did he catch him? How did he catch the CIA? Well, he was an narcotics officer So he was arresting people for selling drugs here to play this I am a former Los Angeles police narcotics detective and I work south central Los Angeles and I will tell you director Doich and fatically and Can you speak further into the Mike sir these mics don't seem to be? I will tell you director Doich has a former Los Angeles police narcotics detective that the agency has dealt drugs throughout this country for a long time All right All right, obviously that is an answer for a lot of you now I refer all right now can you please I refer to it wait wait wait wait wait a minute So that guy at the table is from the CIA wait a minute here Wait a minute if you don't like what's going on here, please leave now No No, no, no, no, no, because there are others who do want to hear what's going on in this room Will you please take your seats?

1:29:30I will come back to you as we roll back across to the center section Director Doich I will refer you to three specific agency operations known as Amadeus Pegasus and Watchtower I have Watchtower documents heavily redacted by the agency I was personally exposed to CIA operations and recruited by CIA personnel who attempted to recruit me in the late 70s To become involved in protecting agency Wow I have been trying to get this out for 18 years and I have the evidence my question for you is very specific sir If in the course of the IG's investigations and Fred hits his work you come across evidence of severely criminal activity Let him speak and find it Will you use that classification to hide the criminal activity or will you tell the American people the truth All right you want to hear the response first from Congressman Julian Dixon and then from the director But he hit the director of the CIA Wait wait a minute from York from York I'm sorry sir I will allow the director to speak first and then Congressman Julian Dixon If you have information about CIA illegal activity in drugs You should immediately bring that information To wherever you want but let me suggest three places the Los Angeles Police Department Wow now you plan on my face others want to hear this answer I am sorry others want to hear this answer it is your choice Well Los Angeles Police Department the Inspector General or Office of one of your Congress persons I got shot at for it You have not done the mic yet you are nothing but wait a minute then don't speak out of turn Let me say something else if this information Turns up wrong doing If it turns up wrong doing We will bring the people to justice and make an account Just imagine You think there's even a possibility that's true.

1:32:24He's a if it's true Well if it's true, I've heard rumblings Right, we're just a medical way bring it to one of the offices where we have people that work for us Yeah, they'll definitely take care of it appropriately Right Yeah, he was worried about it too. Well, they but they know see they know that if they kill you It makes what you said seem true if they let you live they can always accuse you of being crazy You want to take in his own life? Where where yeah Yeah Please health was valium getting older and it's just like that life is very the life of exposing Extreme corruption all the time and being right about it.

1:33:05It's very scary. It's a horrible life You gotta be willing to kill him off. Yeah, it's just a horrible life And to go from being your guy who's a narcotics officer in LA and discovers that and his kids dragged down this rabbit hole Just see the movie collapse though. It's pretty interesting. See if you've got a trailer. Yeah It's like no see that agent has gone to prison for cocaine trafficking weird and they that's how that's how it gets here weird That's crazy weird Yeah, uh freeway rickie Ross He's been on the podcast a couple times too, and he's the he's the guy who was selling it in South Central Los Angeles He didn't even know what what he was a part of it was funding This is the greatest preventable holocaust in the history of planet earth I have 30 years of experience as an investigative journalist.

1:33:51I broke a major scandals Going out to try and map how the world really worked as opposed to the way we were told to work Our map has proving deadly accurate economic predictions. Oh, we had it so bright in 2006 we said get out of debt right now check your mortgage carefully We issued a whole series of warnings Everything that we said was gonna happen is taking place right now gold prices Pakistan Afghanistan the stock market. It's not that Bernie made off was a pyramid scheme the whole economy is a pyramid scheme Of course I've been called a conspiracy theorist, but I don't deal in conspiracy theory I deal in conspiracy fact The mortal blow to human industrialized civilization will happen when oil prices spike and nobody can afford to buy that one and everything will just shut down Unlike the Great Depression we do not have infinite resources Nothing grows forever.

1:34:56There is a cycle birth grows maturation decline and death Cars don't run the mail stops getting delivered planes don't fly law enforcement stops working. This is all part of the collapse If you're in a camp and a bear attacks you don't have to be faster than the bear You only have to be faster than the slowest camper The challenge being faced by the human race now is either a vulver parish grow up or die You have to believe not hope not pray that there's a way out of it and you're gonna find it He's basically a prepper he was he's basically telling you start growing your own food Find get something that you could treat water with This is a fragile society we live in that's completely depending on a sucking blood out of the earth to pump everything That's what we're doing.

1:35:58We're sucking the blood of the earth That we use to make plastic and jet fuel Yeah Silicon we mean think about all of the different plastic parts that are just in electronics Oil you know, it's what part of the reason why we couldn't really like my ascension zone Russia like didn't really stick like we We hit Russia with the most economic sanctions that anyone's ever been hit with And it bear it's barely phased in because they sell oil they sell oil Then the number two I think the number two oil supplier in the world and then and then maybe number one natural gas Supplier and so in China buys China like needs them What and so does Europe who got hurt most by the pipeline shutting down At first it was Europe it was Europe.

1:36:51Yeah Yeah, because they and now are they just buying gas from Russia? Europe. Yeah, no now they have now they're buying I think their gas comes from You know us so that was from Russia to Europe right from Russia to Europe Europe was there was the number one customer now someone blew it up someone Well, we we were the sanctions made Europe stop buying gas from Russia. I don't know who blew up the pipe Oh, why I was I was a us Yeah, they said that's what Seymour Hersh said. Yeah, I mean come on. Yeah, we probably blew up their plane too They had that they had the provision in it. Yeah, you think so.

1:37:29I think so I wouldn't be surprised if we I mean it's it's either Putin or us It you know, it wasn't an accident Yeah, most likely and when the guy's about to surge Moscow with tanks They turns around and goes back he doesn't have much time. Yeah, I take the man out. Yeah, that guy's he's dangerous Yeah, I mean, I don't know what he thought and like his whole His whole leadership was on that plane, which is also crazy. Yeah Yeah, you don't say the vice president don't fly with the president right that's crazy It is crazy along with the like the third fourth and fifth person like they never want the same plane That's insane.

1:38:06Both planes went down. Yeah, I wonder is the vice president's playing Air Force 2 Is that what they call it? I don't know Probably make sense right yeah, I think so it turns out the Air Force 1 is whatever playing the president's on oh You know, it's not it's not I mean, it is a specific plane. I guess well, maybe there's two or three of them Air Force 2 is any held Call sign held by any United States Air Force aircraft carrying the vice president There's something absolutely hilarious about Trump's name on his plane just Trump Oh, he used it the Trump plane for his presidential shit. No, I mean does it now.

1:38:45He flies around the Trump plane now I'm sure he's got more than one plane too, but he's got a giant ass one like a commercial plane What's the point of that he's got a lot of room in there How big is Trump's plane isn't like a 767 or something crazy like that? First one is a 757 757. Well, they call it Trump force one. That's a big ass plane. What's it like inside the pictures of the inside of Trump's plane? Um I bet there's a lot of dudes like compete like who's got the most baller interior. Oh, yeah, you private chat Just imagine Imagine imagine imagine eating dinner with tremino. You know, he wants his way.

1:39:26He wants his wagyu a five well done That's what it looks like looks like a normal jet It's a hundred million dollars damn So he's got like a little desk there Sounds like a Just a big ass private jet. It looks very nice Yeah, big screen in the back. This is air force one. It's got like a Air Force one's got like a fucking US office Is there really like a pod in Air Force one where the president can go in and parachute to the ground? I can't guarantee there is There's so much. You imagine being in the secret service knowing you're gonna die and you gotta get Biden in that pod. Yeah, well knowing you might have to go to prison with Trump That like house that gonna work.

1:40:13Who's volunteering for that? You gotta spend you gotta spend some of your days in prison Because they gotta be with him no matter what even if he's in prison even if he's in prison They have to protect those who he got secret service has to protect him in prison. Yeah for the rest of your life If you if you were ever president you get that protection forever. Is that what is that true? The air for well the thing is it's never happened before no presence ever going to prison right So that I think they would avoid sending him to prison just for that that complication What's just in the movie air force one What that it was just a thing for the movie.

1:40:43Oh the pod escape like like Harry is in four years You don't think he's really away because well, you know what I just found out that there's there's really another There's a secret subway system Between in in the capital. Yeah, that like the politicians use the president Like that's why you never see you never see Obama walking from the White House to the Congress He just pops up in Congress because he can just get there's like a wow It's tiny too the political elite subway system. Yep Well, they must feel like ballers. Oh my god. You're running the country This is it yeah, it's just it's small and they're like see through carts and they all see each other when they're going from room to room Also, was this in house of cards?

1:41:23I think it has been yeah, it has been but also he killed people in the regular subway Yeah, he killed someone in the regular subway, right? Yeah, that was a great fucking show. It's so good Such a good show and it made you wonder Like okay, I mean obviously this is fiction, but how much is real how much is accurate how much of it This is is based on what people know about how yeah, I was like hot. I'd like all those things have happened Yeah, I mean like it probably didn't happen to the people of like they probably changed the names and situations But they definitely murdered people for sure. Well, they they certainly I mean If you just think about what they're willing to do in other countries that they know is not true That's gonna cost lives the sacrifice people after right they they don't think about that at all like if if like like when you're talking about like say drone strikes You know drone strikes are the ratio of innocent people that you kill by drones.

1:42:18It's like it's crazy High, but you can justify that yeah, you know, so if you justify that of course you measure If I take it out some asshole who's causing problems. Oh, yeah, especially if you if you really a true believer like if you really If you really thought that you were right yeah, and everyone else is wrong about like of the way the direction America should go in Yeah, wouldn't you do anything in your power to make sure your vision came to true. Yeah So that so there yeah, they're willing to do anything and then some of them just want power But most of them I think in to them they genuinely believe like they believed their bullshit Yeah, long ago, so they genuinely believe that they're doing what's best and the other side is trying to destroy everything So they'll cheat they'll kill still Yeah, especially if you consider how every single ruling class throughout history has done that to their people Oh, yeah, they've all done it and they've all sassinated each other like the idea that that stopped now Yeah, and think about the fact we like They they want they want their grip on power so badly That no matter how many signs of dementia and deterioration that are exhibited by Joe Biden or Mitch McConnell or Dianne Feinstein They just no one's calling for him to resign no the month of frosal twice Like like how is that acceptable to anybody?

1:43:42It's like Like and if you're having a FaceTime call with someone in bad service, right just freeze up Like like Mitch McConnell was getting like the update He was like he was back buffering. I don't know He's just really old and then they got and then they got then they get the federal doctors I say, oh, it wasn't a stroke. What the fuck was it then wasn't stroke is brain short -circuited. Yeah, it didn't bleed Oh, yeah, but just shut off part of it. It was something that means you shouldn't be making major decisions from it You go sit your way down. They're face -y made Like what kind of hell have I found myself in that at 80 years old What have I done There's no joy left in my life.

1:44:25He's like I'm not going anywhere Like a ducky Republican said he would finish his term as leader which runs through 2024 And in the Senate where he was elected to serve through 2026 Of course he is. Why shouldn't he? I got I got news for you Mitch. You're not gonna make it that long. Well Well, maybe he wants to die out there. Yeah, those freezes are gonna get longer and longer and longer Yeah, yeah until something like what I'm what I'm what I'm asking is what at what point do even if you want his side at what point Do you go we can't go? Like what does what has to happen for you to be like he's done Well, you start looking for other jobs immediately for sure If you're in the staff you start looking for other jobs right now Yeah, I mean, I think you have to do something that not even the shrewdest Spin doctor could explain away see the thing is though The the problem is if he's loyal to his party and this is the problem with a lot of them You you don't want to give up your seat You don't because then there's another election right and then someone else comes in and that person could be Republican Well, the thing is it's another election, but in most states The governor of the state gets to a point the replacement senator until the election really so yeah So Kentucky's one of those where states where all their senators are On the right, but their governor's on as a Democrat interest there So and I think they're trying to introduce legislation where the governor doesn't get to pick like you at the same party gets to choose But because that's what they're afraid of that of course.

1:45:57That's why they won't let DC be a state That's why they won't let Puerto Rico be a state because it's automatically blue Right, you know DC's been blue for ever But we don't and we have senator. We don't have vote in power You know he can't vote interesting. Yeah, that's that's interesting Yeah, DC's the only city in America that gets that has taxation without representation Do you think the the electoral college makes sense or do you think people should just be one person one vote?

1:46:26That's tough Because I because I understand the reasoning behind electoral college because they didn't want The biggest states To just dominate choices for everyone right right, but I think that's just antiquated now man Yeah, for just for president. I don't even think it should go by state It should just be straight up popular vote for the whole country maybe yeah like when Hillary won the popular vote But Trump won the electoral college A lot of people are like well, that's some bullshit Yeah, but we need some boy you only saying that because it was not to your benefit No, you know, I wasn't a Hillary fan.

1:47:08No like I thought about it I was like that is some bullshit like if you win more people more people want you and we're all together like What is this funky electoral college bullshit about and I get the what you just explain it makes sense But still part of me is like the fuck out of here with that yeah, yeah, you're right. Get this like if you how much did she win by I think Hillary won by a lot By a whole lot. Yeah, like what is uh, what was the margin of her victory in the overall votes? I think her overall votes were way harder. Yeah, see the other side of that those two is like But if if we go to only pop it the vote that means the small states basically don't count What do you think would have been like if she won Um, I think it would have been more the same from Obama, but maybe a little more corporate You know, there definitely been less ladies with sock hats screaming in the streets What is the number um three million wow almost three million she she beat him by almost three million votes in the popular vote See he won most of the states.

1:48:15Yeah, 304 to 227 in my total college. That's kind of crazy Isn't that kind of crazy? It's wild. It's kind of crazy. It's just weird Well, at the same time though the bigger states have the most votes California's 55 That's nuts That is nuts California so dangerous. Well, it's the big it's the biggest state by population So so how many electrophotry get is based on population? Yes, so it's like uh, yeah, I don't know I don't know I think but even in that state there's a lot of people outside of Los Angeles and outside of San Francisco that are red Right if you drive up through Fresno drive up that area saw farmers and shit like that It's a very rural part of California that people forget about I think the thing we really need to change is we need the we need we need to like a parliamentary system So that is not just two parties You know that that's that's a good idea and also we need to be able to take corporate money out That's the craziest step out California Only five countries have a bigger GDP than California including America Yeah, the one at 10 wow So we're above France, India, Italy and Brazil in California United Kingdom is just slightly more GDP than California That's insane.

1:49:34There's so many people there, man. It makes sense. It's just like what are they doing to that state What are they doing? Which in the homelessness and these smashing grabs and the fucking defunding the police and the not arresting people for shoplifting and like What are you doing? Like what are you doing? Are you guys trying to ruin that state? It's burning man The state slowly turning in the burn it's way worse than burning man It's mad Max, you know, now I just visited there recently and um You know, it is certain stuff that I miss you know because it's a certain feeling and nostalgia about LA You know, yeah, sure you get to you like yeah, this is LA and then after food it was like visiting family It's like after a few days.

1:50:18I'm like okay. I'm good. I remember why I left yeah There's a lot of great stuff about LL But it's just not the same LA the way I described it. It's like you got an ex -girlfriend She used to be really cool and then you meet her a few years later and she's on math and she works for the cartel What happened right what do you do? Got scars from stuffing some inner cities. Yeah, well take care It's just uh, we've all been there. It's been You know, it's been ravaged the city's been ravaged Yeah, it's just a different place now To different place and I don't know what the fuck is ever gonna turn that around other than some radical shifts in the way They run the government and then the massive uptick and It's doing something to mitigate crime you have to do something in the community with police They really have to go over how they spend in the money.

1:51:10Yeah, that too Like what do you how come you guys haven't done jack shit about this homeless problem? Like where's that money? Because that's because there's big business and yeah Yeah, that's exactly where it is Yeah, when I discovered when I when I was homeless and I was living in that shelf and I discovered that Because something something occurred to me I because there's a certain amount of money they get just from the VA Right so these these because it was a veteran's home in such as they get they get a grant from the VA But they also get money from the state money from the county and money from the city And when I found out how much all that money was and the only reason I lived into it was because the food was shitty The food was fucking terrible and and and I'm like wait a minute How much money these motherfuckers getting I did all the math and I and I just estimated all their salaries like over Proposed and when it was all left over was like millions of dollars left over And so you did this math.

1:52:00Yeah, I did this math Because I was like we don't because we weren't it was a point where we didn't we weren't having we didn't have You know proper clean and supplies we rather run out of toilet paper the food was like the bottom of the barrel just gross Bush it and it just didn't add up and then And then you know, I was told well, you don't understand the inner workings of nonprofits and all this other bullshit and then Right after that the guy running the place relapsed Like he came to work He he took he took the meth that he that he caught somebody else with Like because they were every now and then they would like sweep through the rooms and like check for drugs and shit like that And they you know when they caught you they would kick you out and take your drugs and he was just and they was just his drug He was in there like He came to work the next day.

1:52:51I'm talking about gone Joe whoa like a completely different person One slip up it like he was up all night On that met and try to come to work like it wasn't shit and we was all of them him like motherfucker you Like you are definitely not you Wow, yeah, it was crazy and then so but and when that happened Then all of a sudden the CEO of the nonprofit or the CFO came by you know Pulled up in a fan some more Bentley or something crazy and then all everything started changing the food got more gourmet You know all of a sudden they got everybody new beds like fucking memory phone mattresses in a homeless shelter Because it was like they didn't want it to get looked into any further So they knew when people came around ask us questions.

1:53:35They ain't one that's complaining about shit So there's probably no oversight bro. There's no oversight. There's so much money and when you look up that company They'll tell you because every every nonprofit has to do earnings report, but there's no penalty for the numbers not adding up so you so you can look up how much money they brought in and how much money was unaccounted for And they don't shut them down for that. It's just reported So you know these and these guys millions and millions of dollars is always unaccountable You know it's all nonprofit does not mean they not make a money Well look at the black lives matter ladies did they went and bought houses really women really black lives miles later You don't know about that no Yeah, they there was a bunch of houses that one of the ladies bought for millions of dollars You got to watch out for people that are catering to you like you belong to a certain group you like outside of every fucking Ever outside every military base secret six million dollar home has allies and critics skeptical of BLM's foundation finances So A Google black lives matter leaders are fading question facing questions about a purchase of a six million dollar home in Southern California It was bought with donations made to the black lives matter global network foundation The transactions raising questions about how the social justice organization is using donations It is a bunch of investigations into that.

1:55:06Oh, that's also an SNPR too. That's not even like uh, yeah, it's not like some conspiracy theory website Yeah, I told you I look outside every base. There's a there's a there's a car dealerships and all kind of shit It's like for veterans only you know all by that and it's there to fuck you over You know anybody that's like oh, yeah, you I'm here just for you. You gotta be skeptical of them Yeah, you know how we do everybody's okay, right? Let me see what you let me see what you're going on when you open in that school I'm gonna give you a hundred dollars a year for 10 years Yeah, and if you got a loan and you got Very little credit.

1:55:44They just jack up your interest rate And you sign off on it because you really want that car Oh, yeah, I'm I'm about to make that mistake. No, you're not No, you're making money man. You should be spending it have fun. Yeah, that's what I'm gonna do Need something comfortable that feels good when you get in it also. I think the the planet the planets in it is like I'm not gonna act like this Don't be shit here in 50 it like yeah, they were in a time of great change like legitimately when I think it's hard to see because we're in the middle of the storm But I think if we could look back on it historically I think they're gonna look back on this time and think wow Everything within a few decades change so radically a lot of people are gonna die Every time there's a major change a lot of people die and then since then the world's different Yeah, maybe This is a different kind of change because it's a change of technology Which theoretically at least would mean it an improvement in medical What people when you say change in technology would you talk about the overall shift of technology over the last 20 years with the Introduction of the internet and personal computers the fact that everyone's carrying around a connection to the internet constantly That that shift I think When the historians look back on the human race I think it's gonna be like a giant explosion like you have this this graph that's like you know at a 15 degree curve and then boom It just goes straight up to artificial intelligence the fucking robot overlords you know the best new the next big shift is gonna be Um When when it's implanted yeah when you're when you're literally Always connected to the internet.

1:57:25Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It'll start off with something you wear probably Yeah, but the really good one you have to have the operation I think people feel like you got the operation. Now. I'm still the wearables pretty good like listen bro Like the like the aphome 30 is gonna be in your fucking skull Yeah, they keep I mean everything keeps you have a new meta has a new VR headset that's coming out soon They have a three don't they yeah, yeah, have that been announced? Yeah Like they keep getting better at these fucks. They're amazing. They're getting better and better and better and better and better Have you put one on bubble?

1:57:59Yeah, I talked I talked bird and again He was blown away their dope Matt Sarah was on the podcast and he says he brings it on the road with them And he plays like first person shooters in his hotel room and it's like screaming in his hotel room We the reason I stopped bringing in on the road is because they just the battery don't last that long And I and I don't it's just another thing I have to remember to charge right but you know that's gonna That's gonna get better and better yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean eventually it would be glasses I don't know why they haven't done this already, but it should be a separate pack That The has does all the computing that isn't in the hits that you were on your hit so it's not so heavy Yeah, well the apple one apparently is doing that yeah The apple one at least has an external battery with but the apple one has a cable though I'm talking about because now they're at the point where what does the apple one look like you pull it up?

1:58:50And the the apple one has the cable that goes to the back and then that cable is connected to what is she wearing what is What's going on in her back? They won't really show it so much there is a battery pack That's different than the phone's battery pack it also could be it's probably connected to the computer Oh, no, well that that'll let you get different actions. So like the battery pack is only two hours supposedly Hmm, so when you're plugged into the computer you're probably getting It's probably updated better a power battery. No, it's probably infinite. This is iPhone one Okay, that's correct.

1:59:22Yeah, this supposedly isn't even gonna be available for everybody to buy You'll be able to buy it. I don't mean it in that way, but it's gonna be so expensive I think it's 3500 bucks and they're not gonna make you know millions of them Hey, man, I bet they're gonna sell out quick. They probably will and they're gonna make another one I'm gonna type a motherfucker to pay 3500 though if you're gonna watch movies on that thing I bet it's insane I bet that's insane the imagine watching a movie like this like you're watching like Vikings or some shit You're watching people hack each other apart like the Northman.

1:59:52Oh, yeah, you're watching that And it's just in front of you and that close to your eye. Yeah, you know, that could give you the equivalent of you know Very much higher resolution Yeah higher resolution and I bet the intensity of the scenes is like overwhelming because you don't even see your body Yeah, you just like In the scene here that what Apple's done better than everyone else is a The eye tracking stuff is crazy like you can tell when you're looking and you can just do stuff from looking at it They know where they know where your eyes are in the yeah, Mark has brown like described that as magic He said it's so cool and works so good.

2:00:27It's like magical Well, you know, they've had that technology for a while with black Hawk helicopters Oh wow, they have this technology where they put this headset on Peter Berg was explaining it to us You put a headset on the headset sinks up with the controls and where you look that's where you shoot So that's where the crosshairs go So you like you look at an object on the ground you're like You're looking through your eyes and that's where the crosshairs go the crosshairs know exactly what you're looking at Okay, wait, I'm gonna sign up how wild. I will be the third person with the half surgery I'm not gonna be the first one, but I'll be the third one.

2:01:07I will talk to you for six months and then I'll consider it Yeah, I know you feeling today, Brian Hey, brother, what's going on you alright? I guess so hype about technology Oh, man, well, it's um, you know, it's fascinating stuff. It's like when I got walks in the green room yesterday And I was like oh shit, I those to be in those and he was like, I don't know that I was so disappointed Yeah, it's no idea what kind of headphones is carrying Yeah, it's you know, it's almost like it's almost like Seeing somebody buy like a like a like I have like a classic Mustang and they just it's just a commuter car for them They don't know anything about it.

2:01:40They never open it up. Oh my dad gave it to me. It's car. Oh, right It's like oh you mother fucker. You don't know what that could do. It's a 68 Mustang. Yeah, yeah I just I get that way, but you got to be committed to drive one of those every day Yeah, you had it really committed. Yeah They are not reliable You know, that's a fit fucking 54 53 year old car. But none of those cars 55 year old car Yeah, none of those muscle cars from back then are really reliable. No, you know, not now Especially not now, but even back then they weren't that reliable. I'm looking at some sensible cars right now sensible.

2:02:17I don't like it. You don't like sense no no no no no brine. We've had this discussion. No, no, no I'm not interested in what you know what's crazy. I don't actually I hate that I don't want to get these muffler's attention But But the the hybrid joints now are like they have they have real high -horsepower like it's kind of crazy crazy that you can get Like I was I took I test drove a Volvo recharge The s60 and s9 hybrid to hybrid well Well, what the thing is now all their cars are semi hybrid at least so they all have an electric motor or some kind But the fully the plug -in hybrid Yeah, the s6 had like 455 horsepower.

2:02:57Whoa Yeah, and it's a four cylinder engine really. Yeah, it's a four cylinder in line Oh, that looks dope. Yeah, yeah, she get one of those Yeah, I'm really thinking about getting one thing about getting one right now. That's dope That's the last one I touched drove that looks beautiful and Volvo's have like a great safety record, right? That looks very good. That's a very good looking car. Look at the stats a lot of those volvos Can you see show me some more pictures a lot of those volvos to me. They're always like a little I think if you can there's a little thing on the click whatever they're very simple.

2:03:28Yeah, well I used to think they're kind of dull, but this is not dull. This is a very good looking car No, it's definitely an old man brand. That's a good one. But I'm old man. Yeah, what does that mean? I would buy one of those of those 20 that's a dope car. Oh, yeah, that's a dope luxury car It just means young people don't think it's cool. That's a Swedish company, right? 455 horsepower. Yeah, that's crazy. That's a lot It's a lot for I mean, it's not a lot for cars of today. Yeah, my Tesla has 1100. Oh, yeah Cuz my boy would just talk to me, but is but remember when remember when my 250 horsepower was crazy.

2:04:04Yeah, what a long ago nothing longer like like late 90s It was like 250 horsepower. Yeah, now 600 700 thousand. Yeah, I have a 1993 Porsche It's a RS America. So it was like the little hot rod Strip down version of the 911 it has no air conditioning no radio no power steering It's less than 3000 pounds and from the factory. It's minds a little juiced up. I had it worked on But it's only 300 horsepower now and from the factory. I think it was like I want to say it was like 270, but you know what else I loved about that Volvo when I test drove it because I was thinking about that one It's a Mercedes -Benz looking at But I remember you telling me the button like just having having Certain things just be buttons instead of yeah on the touchscreen.

2:04:55Yeah, fuck that I got it because for me is like the volume has to be a button. Yeah, the you know changing the drive mode That's got to be a button certain stuff things that you need to happen instantly. That should be a button. Yeah, yeah I don't want to I don't need to go into the menus turn up, but you know And so that it's kind of it's not as flashy as like a Mercedes or an Audi car like that undercover Audi's are nice. Have you seen the Audi electric one? I saw one of those other day pulled that up that Audi Electron one is fucking dope. I'm looking at it. It's that's a dope car. Audi makes a fantastic car Yeah, the out great handling the dry you like the driving experience in Audi is just it's always great Yeah, they're like Like BMW's all their cars are fucking awesome.

2:05:39Yeah What is it called was their electric? Their electric cool. Yes, I was I was that's it. I was a little bit wrong. Yeah, look at that thing man That's bad. Yeah, that's a I mean you see when in real life like oh It's starting to honey. It's coming to honey. Okay. I ain't got dead on me. It's only 523 horsepower interesting With boost engaged Interesting so they probably have maybe has a longer range or it's lighter or something like that You look at what's the range look at one of the The Mercedes like AMG 270 well 240 miles. That's that's low That's lower than the Tesla. Yeah, interesting.

2:06:20Yeah, I mean I think you get the You get the most out of the the electric combined with the gas Well, you know who made a great version of that they stopped making it sadly is the Acura the NSX Oh really the last one was a hybrid it was a hybrid turbocharged engine and I think it might have had electric engines on front and rear wheels See you know, you know, um, Volvo used to do that. They took out the supercharger because it was just It was creating more problems You know, it just needed to be it would break more often. It was just one added thing in the chain that could break there it is That's the farewell to the NSX that for whatever reason did not sell that good and I don't know why because it's amazing Although I never owned one But I did own the old ones.

2:07:06It only sold 2500 and 48 globally. Wow. That's crazy Yeah, dude cars are getting faster, but I think it's also like the unfortunately that brand Acura It's not associated with the kind of cars that people want about that dope looking car though, man look at that thing It's just not associated anymore with cars that like young people who buy those kind of cars want to drive and not just that But it's like because that's kind of the problem I was running to with the Volvo thing was like that's a cool car But for the same amount of money Before a little bit more money you can get a Mercedes you get a portion get it right so it's like Yeah, that's the problem is it status like we are why I'm a buy 70 ,000 out of Acura or 100 ,000 Acura when I can go into a hundred thousand Bands or I'm not a BMW I had a watch on once and this dude looked at it.

2:08:01He goes that's a dope watch. What is I go to say go? He's like oh Like oh, oh, he doesn't know nothing about it. Well just because it's a say go because it's a say go Instead of like a Rolex or something like that. Oh, yeah, yeah, say go makes regular watch people real brainwashing that way Yeah, we're like once they find out like they'll those shoes are fucking ugly and I go well these are You know these are Gucci and they go okay. Yeah, now they like it's like now you like them right. Yeah, that's weird man. Yeah Yeah, people get brainwashed in the the Acura things one of them, but that old NSX sold real well That the old NSX the first one that came out I think that only had 250 horsepower or maybe 270 I care about how I feel in the car really more than anything.

2:08:45Yeah, because once once like some means like now's like once you pass 300 horsepower, you know, you You don't need that's all for you. That's all extra gets all extra. Yeah, two three about 300 is enough where you can pass most people on the highway Yeah, and that's all you need everything after that is just fun Z's yeah Yeah, I mean if you're just driving around why do you what why are you going that fast unless you want to merge on the highway That's one thing about the Tesla when you have to merge on the highway it's a sure yeah Well, especially out here because the the highways are fucking weirdly designed very weird where the fuck where the there's like very little space between The on ramp and the off ramp so you got to get on and merge like immediately It's yeah, probably I think it's one of the most dangerous highway systems in the country.

2:09:32It's goofy. Yeah, it was made for like when top speeds was You know 40 miles or not like horse and buggy's of some shit. I don't know. It's not it's not well designed I think it definitely was not designed for this many people either Yeah, they just never anticipated in kind of awesome's real slow to do what makes sense You know I remember when I first got here and it was like and I was so pissed because the winter time fucked everything up And I was like how you're not ready for the winter? It snows two years in a row and you guys still don't have any snow plows. Yeah, what they were like oh, we it isn't usually get cold out here Yeah, you know what America doesn't usually get attacked but After 9 -11 we did something you know what I mean right you can't you can't if you had a 9 -11 in 2002 and 2003 you'd be like Set some shit up right they haven't made any changes three winters in the row Fucked up out here they haven't changed and this winter they're saying it's gonna be bad again.

2:10:27Oh, it's gonna be real bad How do they know you know it because it's so hot? I think it's like the same way they knew it was gonna be a really hot summer Yeah, well, I was a climate change, but on top of that The way the way the weather was before that something happened where we had like a a heat dome over this area And so we didn't have a really really wet spring like we normally do And so there was no moisture left to cool it off during the summer. So it was like extra extra hot Dry hot. Yeah, and so I don't know shit about weather, but I think that's how they can predict that The winter is going to be even worse Unseasonably cold and stormy winter as El Niño a climate phenomena that also often brings wetter cooler whether Texas rolls in After a hot hot summer Austinites are ready for a cool down.

2:11:20Yeah, yeah until the fucking roads freeze over and there's no plow But the problem with that though is El Niño supposed to be a cooler summer too, but we didn't have that because of the heat dome The heat dome I think these month of China predict weather. I think they all wrong from now on we were having a conversation last night And I said this if the government could Effect the weather If they really had technology that could affect the weather Would they yeah, they were and they do that well, they're not even hiding the cloud seating Because they can do that they can right because they do that in Abu Dhabi right?

2:12:00Saudi Arabia they like make it rain Abu Dhabi they make it rain once a week. Okay. Yeah, so so so baller. Yeah, of course they can of course they can That's so baller. It never rains here. Oh, yes, it does. Oh, yeah, it rains once a week Like every week Raines every Friday at 12 o 'clock Yes, but that's always been around cloud seating is been a thing If they could cause earthquakes if they could make a thunderstorm if they can ride right I'm sure they would they definitely would yeah if like If they could do something along those lines Do you know the the wacky conspiracy theory and this is wacky about the south pole The south pole is some sort of a direct energy weapon weapon that there's like some station down there that they've pretended is just for receiving but it's actually for transmitting I have no idea if any of this is nonsense.

2:12:55It's just fun. It's fun when people talk crazy But this guy was on the Sean Ryan show and he is a Air quotes whistleblower and he's explaining how he went down there and he read the operating manual for this device and this device caused the Earthquakes and Christ Church New Zealand and I was like what Like what is this? It's so hard to know if you're just a comic and Austin How the fuck know what's going down on the south pole. I mean Like I said I can whenever somebody sends some wild shit to me. I need I start asking them What other shit do you believe so I can know how believable you are Because if you believe because you might be one of three that just believes bullshit easily Hey, what do you say it's give us give us some volume And every single door in the facility.

2:13:48I had complete access to every compartment they manufactured What do you believe in the waslaw that there are technologies at the south pole station that people can't even consider that exist on this planet directed energy weapons systems is something that people need to get in their vocabulary fast The ice cube neutrino detector is not simply a passive listening device as presented for the science that they're claiming it to do It also has the capacity to transmit there are embedded in the ice what are called digital optical modules Doms they're about the size of a basketball the array embedded in the ice is one kilometer by one kilometer by one kilometer It is the world's largest telescope and now because we have proven that it can transmit It's the world's largest directed energy weapon system.

2:14:33It is responsible for the earthquakes and Christchurch, New Zealand. I Physically Okay, when he says one kilometer by one kilometer by one kilometer does he mean it's one kilometer high It's one kilometer long and one kilometer wide. I think yeah a whole kilometer into the ground Yeah, he could have just had a cube kilometer Well, it can it kind of I mean, it's more impressive I guess just to think about it goes a kilometer into the ground Yeah, he's a former firefighter contractor for the young exposed the companies alleged ability to create earthquakes worldwide linking to hidden directed energy weapon systems at south pole station So what is this?

2:15:11How would being a fight? How would a firefighter contractor have access to that? I don't know how any of this is real. I have no idea. I don't know what his job was Yeah, this is named Eric Hacker. Yeah, I was trying to look him up. I don't know man It's some nice patches on his jacket though. Looked to fish. Yeah, yeah, I mean you full of shit until I see some proof You know, you know extraordinary claims like require extraordinary evidence like you saying some wild shit You got to at least show me something. Yes good point. Yeah, you was because you were a firefighter contractor I don't feel like you would have the keys to the secret death rate You know, well, but I think what he was saying was that He was reading the documents of the owner's manual And that's when he realized that it's capable of transmitting believe he says that in the show Yeah, but how would he but how would how again?

2:16:00How would a firefighter have access to manuals and shit? I don't know Yeah, that's crazy They and why he's still alive This is what the thing he's talking about is when I google it Antarctic Moan and neutrino detector array is what it's called And it goes Let me see what it looks like the neutrino detector is real right, but that's what that's the but the facility on top of it and Whoa, look what happens under the ground. Yeah, holy shit But the reason it has to be so deep under the ground is is So it's protected from So it's protected from like solar from like extra shit so they know when it when they get hit that it was a neutrino You know, right, so it's it's real like a lot of the stuff he said was real But here's the thing we also know Joe is that the best place to hide a lies between two truths The best bullshit is these they say a lot of true shit and they yeah, and they sneak the bullshit in there right It's like oh, yeah, the neutrino detector is this and this and this and this and this and that yeah, and did you know it can make you it can make you gay?

2:17:04And Arctic Moan and neutrino detector array the shield provided by looking for only upward going neutrinos that must have passed through earth Something no other known particle can do. Oh wow. So it's through earth right neutrinos neutrinos don't interact with matter Almost at all So that so that neutrino detector is way way way way down and they're waiting to see like sparks of light so they know that was a neutrino Um, but if it's but if they put it on if they put it on the surface I think they can't tell the difference between one that came because they're pouring out of the sun Right, so they're looking for ones that that have passed through the earth that have come from other places Wow, so they know they know for sure so every now and then it's it's so unlikely that one will interact with matter that like it doesn't happen that often You know, isn't it crazy that they spent that much money to build that thing to find that out?

2:18:01Yeah, so so in it and also the so that's the other thing the thing is guy saying I don't even understand how that would work How could it be both things right? How could it be a detector and also a transmitter? Yeah, I think it's just a pool full of some special kind of water Some special kind of liquid Hmm that you know that it's a it's enough where and it makes a neutrino more likely to like and hit a nucleus or something But so I don't understand how that could how that's gathering power that it can transmit that I don't you know, I don't I don't know It is the thing about people like that.

2:18:35I'm not saying this guy's not telling the truth But I'm saying when I see stories about like someone talking about like some alien base It's underground and this is aliens down there and one of them shot at me with a laser beam If you were hiding some shit Like one of the best ways to make it seem ridiculous that you're hiding some shit is get some guys out of his Fucking mind to go tell some wacky ass story. Oh, yeah, fill them full of lies tell them. Yeah, you know We started the earthquake in Christ church, New Zealand It was started with this thing and then and then you tell him yeah, it's actually a transmitter And then you have the guy go tell and now everybody's like oh If that's kooky the idea doing that is kooky directed energy weapon.

2:19:19It's kooky when meanwhile wasn't even that They got a real one somewhere So now they've discredited the whole idea of directed energy weapons I mean they got some shit out in the desert in Nevada. That's real the government loves conspiracy I mean why wouldn't they if I was If I was running some top secret program like a directed energy weapon. I would have someone Give them bad information Give them fake stories and then have them go expose it Like have someone who's like most likely to blab and then have that person give them this knucklehead story And then he goes out and says it and then everybody researchers it you just tell Roseanne Tell Roseanne of the secret tell her right before she goes on stage There's a direct energy weapon Yeah, it's um You know it's one of those things man.

2:20:14It's like I don't know fucking idea with their capable of doing see that right there That's the real fact to me A little red flaggy a self -educated researcher investigator fuck out of there. That's worse than homeschooling That That takes from as many odd life experiences and connects with others Eric was raised on Long Island. Okay Yep Part of part of the stargate project run by the CIA and the DIA What his childhood included being part of the stargate project run by the CIA DIA later on air experiences In the submarine service following that it became a plumber for some of the wealthiest people in the world back on Long Island.

2:20:57What That's weird turn of events In 2010 Eric took a contract to work at the South Pole station for a year Oh, so he took it he went from being an amazing plumber To being a firefighter in in the South Pole. That's what he's saying. Yeah, okay. Always the avid researcher It was not until Eric began working remotely throughout the state of Alaska They started making connections that his own life may not have been What he thought it was now he's trying to help others see that things may not be as we were told three exclamation points Yeah, see this is see this is the thing man that feels a little red flaggy does it yet that feels real word and then buy it I mean what the fuck yeah, you can donate support on patreon and chop his CBD products Yeah, what is the seven NFT?

2:21:48Yeah, well the thing is it's like Maybe he's telling the truth maybe But it's like would you trust the self educated doctor But if I wanted to obscure the truth I would tell I'll tell everything to a wacky dude. Yeah, man See that's what that's what's going to kill us. It's the death of truth We can't we can't tell was true Look maybe that guy's honest maybe he's telling the absolute truth and maybe it's so crazy that we think that he's a loon Because the story sounds impossible story sounds impossible that they would hide some sort of a directed energy weapon in Some beautiful project to try to detect neutrinos Right you would think that that would be a really good way Yeah, but at the same time, why could they both could they do both things?

2:22:34We're too stupid with this why would you try? Why would you have to hide anything in the South Pole? I mean ain't nobody going down. It's looking because that's a good place to do it If all you have to do is just be deep into the earth What better place to do it in the place where absolutely no one's gonna They could even cover up the sexual harassment down there in the South Pole. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, I mean think about that. They you cuz you out you out in the middle of nowhere like you go out you go out there You out there. Yeah, yeah, you're like it's not any like you could just hop home real quick So it's like yeah people fucking people can fuck out there.

2:23:02I'm sure yeah If you stuck out there You also like have a real concern of dying like something breaks down Yeah, you can't get away. You can't get anywhere. You gotta wait for something to come rescue you Whoever's in charge of the food you gotta fuck them Bro living out there must be weird. It's only scientists. No, no, no other human's living in South Pole weird Yeah, that must be so weird just to be in a place where you know you can't survive stay outside like long I don't not even you know you can't go outside at all like you I think if you're if you're out there like if you go out there without if you step out there without protection If you just step out there doing certain times.

2:23:41I think that's gonna it's the burns will be It'll permanently burn you really yeah, yeah at the coldest times in the South Pole you can't just you got it You have to be suited up to go outside you can't just you can't breathe the air. I don't think so Whoa, how cold is it yeah? Well, let's look it up. I don't know. I don't think it's the coldest place on earth It's not I don't think so what is Well, let's look at that. What's the coldest place on earth? It's probably say be area Oh East Antarctica plateau What is it? It's negative 98 negative 144 degrees Yeah, and so it's like you breathe one of those breaths in that's gonna fuck your whole shit up But wait a minute.

2:24:23How is that true because I've done the um cryo chamber the cryo chamber is minus 250 Yeah, but that water's not touching your skin right? No, it's not touching you. It's air. It's air Yeah, I have no idea how you do that, but maybe but you know what maybe this Chris is no moisture in it. I don't know Right I have no idea how is that not freezing the fuck out of your mouth you do wear a mask though So is the air a surgical mask when you go in there the East Antarctica plateau is the coldest place on earth with temperatures as low as negative 144 degrees Fahrenheit It's located in Antarctica Humans can't inhale air that cold for more than a few breaths It would cause our lungs to hemorrhage Russian scientists ducking out to check on the weather station would wear masks that warm the air before they breathed it in Yeah, you're gonna die So how are you able to do that in those cryo chambers?

2:25:18We're asking the cryo chamber. Yeah There you go. You don't have to oh Mm -hmm. Maybe it's that limited amount time. I don't know. No, let me look maybe you do have to How come you don't freeze the death in the cryo chamber? There's two different kinds too. There's ones that go below the neck and they're filled with like gas It's like it looks cloudy and then there's a kind where they just cool the air and you walk in and there's like a thermometer. It's brutally cold But it's um it's way more doable than the ice bath Cold plunges are way harder to do Yeah, it's it's to I don't understand this.

2:26:03I don't understand the answer that it gave me What is the answer? So you're doing it with the mask on yeah, I was trying to say that like the speed It has to it just happened really fast But how would that little mask protect you from hemorrhaging? Would that really work? That's crazy Just Breathing cold air with that little bitch ass mask is gonna protect you Yeah, I don't think so because you don't it's optional right? I Think so I think some people didn't wear the mask. I might be wrong though. I might be wrong I know I always wore gloves and you always wore like heavy socks Even for the anarchiclet thing it says you can use a snorkel or breathe through your jacket.

2:26:46That's enough to warm there interesting So just has to warm it a little bit and that's enough to warm it enough probably okay Huh, yeah, cuz I think you you can't you can't afford for the moisture in your lungs to freeze You know right or boil or boil like that's how you die in space when the pressure when the pressure is so low That the boy that the boy on point drops low So all the moisture in your body, but just boil really yeah Like if you if your helmet came off in space you would die from that's how you would die you would You boil you boil and like blowed up because not crazy because in movies you always freeze there was like And you see the like their face turned blue.

2:27:29Oh, yeah, I think well listen I think there's debate about I think if you if you ask any if you ask to ask your physicists how you would die in space They would all give you a slightly different answer But that's the one I'm going with that sounds reasonable yeah The you're the first thing that would happen to you is that I mean you might your body might freeze up after that But the first thing that would happen is that the liquids in your eyeballs your mouth your lungs all that would boil off Jesus I know that's I know that's a fact So I don't know what happens to the rest of you That's what super bizarre about even the concept of aliens Because our body is designed to survive our atmosphere our gravity You know our our temperature Like we're designed for a very narrow window our very specific mixture of air yeah oxygen and nitrogen right 15 seconds You have 15 seconds in a cosmic vacuum Oxygen deprivation assuming you don't hold your breath during decomp - decompression It will take about 15 seconds for your O2 deprived blood to get to your brain when this happens you'll pass out and then you'll die It's oxygen deprivation assuming that you don't hold your breath whoa Cosmic back oh but click on that.

2:28:47Let's see what the other five ways are oh Those six ways six ways you can die. What does it say? So association number five I'm being up in the atmosphere. Oh well. That's obvious. Yeah High energy photons your cosmic cosmic rays Oh Fortunately he doesn't answer Abulism the motion your body will start to evaporate there it is This is known as abulism it happens because of reduction the pressure causes the boiling point of your bodily fluids to decrease Not much with no notes with no notes. You just pull that out of decompression. Oh boy. No air. Oh, yeah. Oh boy That's what happened Yeah, oh my god.

2:29:34You're shit ain't pressurized, but that's that's gonna kill everybody As long as you don't try to hold your breath during this explosive decompression you'll survive about 30 seconds before you sustain any permanent injuries You don't hold your breath you hold your breath. I like leaves it that you would survive Bro, that's why the idea of like the type of people that you got to pick to be astronauts You know what I mean? Look at this if you hold your breath during decompression the gas in your lungs will expand Expand due to the lack of ambient pressure this expansion will eventually cause internal ruptures in your pulmonary tissue Essentially your lungs will kind of will explode for lack of better description as your lungs collapse The gas they contain will be transformed in a massive internal air bubbles These bubbles will meander through your body sooner or later.

2:30:20They will find their way to your vital organs such as your heart and your brain Which may not ask oh my god Oh These are like you got you got what 10 to 30 seconds. Yeah, you're dead. Yeah, you're dead or your dad So imagine being an astronaut like signing up To go somewhere where one mistake could kill you yeah, yeah, and then imagine now imagine being like and somebody else's mistake could kill you Right, yeah, imagine being one of those astronauts that was out there when that one bitch When she when she let the two the wrench float away Like I think she was out there to maybe repair the hubble or something like that and she lost the whole oh No, you don't remember this you don't tell my Jamie.

2:31:02Don't you lost it in space. Yeah, yeah, it is like Oh Right Anything they can do now, fuck no, that's it Wow, so that's the tool bag and something just fell out of the tool bag. Oh Jesus you can't grab it Oh my god imagine just even thinking if you grab it would have you fall oh no, yeah, that's not worth it You gotta let it go bro fuck everything about what this poor lady's doing Yeah, it gives me so much anxiety and but yeah, man I just thought your video how you how you if let's say that person was with that tool bag How they'd get back because you can't they don't have propulsion, you know, right?

2:32:01You can't swim back because there's nothing to move against right your only shot is to then Use as much force as you can to throw that tool bag backwards and use that as propulsion forwards. Oh my god You have to throw something the other way, but it's like oh my god or imagine if like that's the key That's the key thing for that whole mission like the whole reason we out here, and you just let that bitch float away Imagine the the idea of keeping it in a bag Yeah, it's not tied to anything but clipped on but you know what? I'm sure I'm sure a NASA physicist could explain to you why they can't do that Probably a reason why they can't do that right or question or like no magnets or nothing right nothing Not like a little fucking bungee cord because it looked like that bag It looked when she opened it everything was just floating.

2:32:47Yeah, it's like damn It's like that. Don't seem like an efficient. No, especially when you get those weird tips to your fingers You're probably not good at grabbing shit, but they probably have backups Just Floats away Yeah, buddy look like she how did you why does she do that? Well, I think she touched it until he set it down or something like that Don't you make anxiety just seeing that lady on that machine all the way up there in space and you reflexes to be like no It's so spooky, but she's not the first one that's lost something right oh I'm sure I'm sure guys have lost shit have they lost people though?

2:33:26Have we ever lost a person from like floating off? Oh, that's a good question Because that's because that's one of those things when it's like where's like as soon as you let go you dead You know, I mean like you ain't get it ain't like the movies is like as soon as you let go You gone because there's no way like he said there's no way for you to pro I mean maybe some real iron man shit Yeah, I think you but you would if for you to do that you would have to lose air you would have to risk Right losing air to propel yourself what there were three Russian cosmonauts that were lost in space Oh the first guy almost the your what was name Yuri Geller He almost got lost in space They just got they drifted away No, he the first the first man in space was the Russian guy.

2:34:10I think his name was it was Yuri something Yeah, you're right and and he he had a rip in his suit or something like that. Oh, it deepens your eyes on its way back Okay, yeah, but he made he survived I don't think he was ever the same after that, but he survived um And the first day first sent a dog up that dog died Yeah, for sure. I forget the dog's name. Carry Gagarian is the first guy. Yeah. Oh, Yuri Gagarian. Who did I say Yuri Geller? Yeah, that's Gagarian Yes, bad motherfucker, but he definitely didn't come back to save One orbit of hers April 12, 1961 Damn back then You know gangster you had to be back then to get one of those fucking rockets.

2:34:57Oh man, a Russian made one We do the the Brahms dropped in 19 0 was it three or sorry the first plane was 19 0 3 bomb was like 40 years later And then less than 20 to get to space. Yeah Hey, um What yeah, I know the United States got a lot of scientists from operation paperclip from Nazi Germany, but how many did Russia get a lot the rest of them Yeah, so was there Russian rocket program like this one with Yuri Gagarian? I think so Yeah, we that's the dirty secret. I was watching travel. Did you see the Indian Jones movie? Why didn't you chance? No, I haven't seen it There's a little bit of that Popfish paperclip in there the main like bad Nazi guy was like help in the story like help you.

2:35:42You have a scene You know any Indian Jones movies? I have I just found the newer one. There's a new one dial a destiny as what was called again Yeah, it was like got a book a month ago. Is it out man? Yeah, it just I just watched it on a digital Did the Nazis have duels in scars? Not and wow did he? I don't think so it's competing with so many good movies. This might be the best This might be the best movie year ever really? Yeah, and it's crazy to happen to on a strike But it's like operation. Oh, so I Have you seen they re -released old boy have you ever seen old boy Joe? The original the Korean one yes, I have That they just re -released it in theaters.

2:36:18Oh wow So this guy was a Soviet there was a Soviet operation Which more than two thousand five hundred former Nazi German specialists from companies and institutions relevant to military and economic policy in the Soviet Union Came over just like they came over to America. That's the dirty secret about rocket travel like The Nazis had amazing engineers and scientists and these guys were ahead in in rocketry and we scooped all their Evil motherfuckers up. Why do you think that is why? Why do certain cultures Have better engineering and all that very good question like you know, it's like who gets the jumpstart on steel Right you got to think that if you're in Germany, you know, unlike the United States.

2:37:06It's not an emerging country It's been around for a long time. You know They they have a long history of automobiles You know, I mean think about like Mercedes -Benz what year was that developed Audi Well, I think it's I think it's what I think it's whatever your culture takes pride in If they take pride in engineering Yeah It's the way like when you in Japan how to train is never late Mm -hmm like never right yeah, the one time I remember the one time it was late like the guy had to go on TV and apologize Yeah, you like Japanese corporations like the way they run them in like Like these people are very emotionally attached to the success and failure of their company and they will work very very hard To make sure that they don't dishonor their company and they'll work you to death.

2:37:56Yeah, literally Yeah, and the the products they make are all awesome, but you know what over there the the the CEO The act like the CEO the ratio of CEO pay to worker pay is it's like 20 times less than here really Yeah, yeah over here. This our country is workers get paid more The workers get us bigger percentage of what the company makes fair. Yeah, that seems fair to me Yes, the CEO there's no CEOs over there that are Like I forget what the ratio is over here, but it's ridiculous. It ours is the biggest for sure the biggest gap between the workers in the CEO Well the wildest thing that we do is we have Stuff that we can buy cheaper if we build it in places where they don't have any rules So we go to these places that don't have any rules and we build all the shit and then sell it in America Yeah, cuz that is that is a really wild loophole Here's the god.

2:38:55Here's the god honest truth like you know how when you go to other countries how they have like a hubi pack cigarettes It'll have like some eye with lung cancer or someone yeah, it's like if they started if they had to tell you before you bought some right like all the Chorific shit. It was connected to mm -hmm. It's still by it Yep, you know, they were like hell this new iPhone. Yeah, well two kids died in the factory that made this you like Mm -hmm, I need that camera You know well now for sure Yeah, people are addicted and also there's not an ethical choice They would have to show you a pit of for you to feel something if there is an ethical choice like if you knew Samsung was making their phones In some factory in the United States where all the chips were made here and everybody was on union wages They all got health care and benefits.

2:39:45They all live the nice middle class life And the phone was more money phone the phone would be like $25 Well actually a lot of they almost we've had this conversation too many times, but I think a lot of people would buy it I think if I phone just had a made an america phone like as an option and you know it became like a status symbol to have the USA phone You know what I I agree. I think a lot of people would buy it, but I think you would be surprised at who didn't Yeah, like some like most of the people making the most noise about this sort of thing would still be like, but I can't What am I gonna do?

2:40:21Yeah, I got to buy the cheap one. I have to I had to kind of for it Yeah, yeah most of the same people that I'm mad at you for what you buy they were still by it. Yeah, right Yeah, cuz that's what it boils down to it's like you need money to live But it is one of the weird things about this country Is that every one is addicted to their phone everyone's phone is made by slaves It's made by at the very bottom of the supply chain They're they're taking minerals out of the ground in the Congo in Abject poverty the the co the cobalt Yeah, every phone has cobalt and that shit is like mining that shit is treacherous treacherous.

2:41:01Yeah ain't no CEOs out there the cobalt man that Sadarth car a guy the journalist that exposed that and Came on the podcast and show those videos about that like that guy Mean he risked his literal life To go there and get footage of that and and tell that story and I don't think you put a dent Poor son of a bitch. Yeah, that ain't gonna change shit look money talk bullshit walk that saying that saying is oh That's the cliche for a reason is like yeah until you can affect money No one gives a fuck about the story you tell it. It's true Yeah, if you don't stop some if you don't stop the money from moving you just tell you decide to scream it Remember I'll come out Wall Street Yes with It when they thought those kids was about to run up in Wall Street they were scared to death when they knew they were just gonna Camp outside they were like oh yeah, that's me all did yeah, we'll go in the back way You know, it's like if you just make a noise that that shit don't work no more.

2:41:55Yeah, now I think if something like that happens today they'd be terrified I can't watch three. Yeah, because people seem a little bit more prone to violence. What people yeah people more dangerous today Yeah, yeah, yeah, and you wouldn't be able to I mean the thing is if the cops got on board like if you couldn't If you couldn't get count on the police to protect you right that would be a whole other thing it's a whole other thing Yeah, yeah, yeah, but what but damn are we really ready for the world to change in that way though? I don't know I don't know there would have to be something that's egregious where people could all agree That like this one institution is ruining our country and ruining our lives There's some higher nor the get away with it and people decide to go to that place Well, I just think it's easy.

2:42:39It's easy to get behind a sentiment when it don't cost you nothing Also, you have to consider that if you are planning something like this You're gonna get infiltrated by the federal government. Oh, you're gonna just gonna be agent provocateurs Just That's standard play, but there's there's no fucking way. They're gonna let you go storm some Institution somewhere some banking institution or some later and Just fucking shut everything down. There's no way they're gonna let you do that So they're gonna probably just join your group and they're gonna find out everything about you and they're gonna catch a couple of people and turn them turn them into informants And so you're gonna give you immunity, but you have to testify against these people and then yeah, it's over I don't know kind of where we live with it, man.

2:43:29I know too much stuff. Yeah You know, I could have gone and rest of my life without knowing the steves of gourmet or reggae's home You know what I mean? Yeah, I didn't want to have to hear it now. It's like man's like stuck in me Yeah, you're inundated with stuff too much information and it's like every day this new tragedy Every day Excuse me. There's a new natural disaster. There's something going on in the South Pole directed energy weapons You know the best thing that I've that I've done for myself recently is I started Scheduling a do not disturb for Mondays So scheduling yeah, yeah, so on Monday on Monday at midnight I don't get no phone calls.

2:44:14I don't get no notification. Oh, you scheduled it on your phone So it does it's switches to do not disturb switches to do not disturb on Monday morning And it's like that all day So I mean obviously if you call me twice it'll come through Like you know, whatever but other than that. I'm not I don't see this shit unless I want to that's good Yeah, and it's like I got because I can't deal with that. I can't deal with all. I'm just overly stimulated Yeah, you know, you're overly stimulated and people are always sending me links to tweets and links to videos length to watch this documentary I'm like yeah I don't have any time It's like you're you're constantly getting but the good thing is you're finding out about a lot of stuff Like I think way more Aware of what just what's going on in the world now Like human beings in general But people that are paying attention in particular are way more aware of what's going on in the world than they ever were when I was like 20 Yeah, when I was 20 the kids 20 years old today they know way more about how fucking weird the world so much say too much But that you know, I bet some before the fucking internet and before Television and before the newspapers would also say that's too much.

2:45:25Yeah, you know what? Well, you know, it is man. There's nothing worse than a young cynic You know, it's like you 17 and you are already cynical like you folks live ignorant with you know Pie pie in the sky right party. Yeah party. How good time? Yeah, if have have some damn positivity some hope yes positivity and hope Is that a book? I didn't see a bug. Well, we're talking about this never been a bug in there No, no, you're seeing bugs um Yeah, I mean you don't want young cynics, but I'm not even saying it that way. I'm just saying they're more aware Of how bizarre everything is something that's not gonna turn out well But there's a very real possibility that it might not turn out well.

2:46:10Oh no, Joe. We doomed I'm full on like really yeah because because the solution to all the major problems that face humanity require Of bit of selfless cooperation that I just don't think humans are capable of Really on a grand scale. No, no, no. It's so easy to divide humans You know because because we have so many differences. It was way more differences than we have perceived Connection right so it's like even if you get people to unite for a little bit It's only a matter of time for they fall apart Well people also love to collect in groups and then go after other groups, right? You know, they love to do that.

2:46:54They may it makes them a part of something bigger than themselves That's why people love to call themselves activists when they're really just bitching about shit online Because you join a group of people that are also like into the same thing and then you have like Combrottery within the group you support each other's like posts and tweets, you know what I'm saying? So you're it's it's that it becomes very community oriented It is wild to call yourself activists when you're not even a house You're not active at all. They're an online activist. Yeah, they call they call it a slacked -ivists You know, but I get why some people even if what your cause is is fucking stupid I get why you'd be drawn to being a part of a group because a lot of people are alone They got nothing and if you become a part of a group whatever that group is especially if it's support It's a noble cause now you're you've got a purpose now you're fighting for something right?

2:47:47I'm out here fighting for something. I'm fighting for a better country. You're not doing shit You know and then you get self -righteous with it Yeah Excuse me for caring about the world It's also it's like yeah, it's hard to have an objective opinion about so many different things because so many different Things that we talk about There's like your side already agrees that this is the solution or your side already agrees that we must support Ukraine or your side already agrees that climate change is real It becomes it becomes dogmatic. Yeah, um, but But we're so vulnerable to that. It's amazing It's amazing how vulnerable we are to that.

2:48:28Well, what it really what it really is is that it distorts your Because we because we forget like the truth is not just the conclusion But it's also like the like we talked earlier. How do you decide what's true? That's just as important as whatever you say in the truth is yeah Yeah, and and and when you get in groups and get into the dogma is like that it takes complete takes it away There's just the truth Yeah, and we don't get to scrutinize how we got there or or any of that It's just you believe this or you not right you're not a true believer you're not part of a group So it takes away people's ability to be discerning Yeah, it does and there's also a fear of stepping out of the lines because if you're living like a lot of this is interaction You're having on social media which in which people are much more likely to attack you much more likely to Insult you than it would be to your face if you were saying the same thing So it's like then you're you're you feel that like oh I'm being attacked and then you get caught up in this Weird web of like checking all your mentions and seeing who's mad at you for what you said and oh, yeah I stopped giving a fuck I really did because I realized like I don't have the I don't have time for that like I'm not gonna argue with you for free You know, yeah, well, I don't have time for that It's interesting to see people lose their whole life to it though.

2:49:48Yeah Yeah, some people get to get too obsessed with it because I don't I don't watch the news I only I only absorb the news that rises to my attention So while I'm looking up like this if something come up here and I look at it All right, it was just saying the exact same thing. Yeah, yeah, I'm with him on that. I mean, he went extreme like you know, he has no What's going on right, but but it's it I feel like it makes my opinions pure That I that I'm not being in because right because it's hard to get the news without being told how to feel about it simultaneously Right like here's the news and here's also the correct Feeling from your group, right, right and it's like it makes you be fake, you know, and so I'd rather hear about the news I only really hear about the news when I'm doing my podcast BS were brand -sense and available every Thursday on all platforms I rather I wait till my producer tells me some shit and that's when I know the news I very rarely am I like looking for because I don't I hate that it you know like you know people that are like obsessed with Trump and obsessed with Biden and every time you see him depending on what's how do you and they got they got new facts for you Yeah, like that man like What's the point of that what is the point you don't get anything out of knowing on this You know, you've already decided who you're going to vote for and that's all the power you have because they're caught up in a game It's like rooting for the dolphins.

2:51:10You're caught up in this fucking thing like uh, you know We're playing Pittsburgh fuck Pittsburgh, right You know, it's just people just get wrapped up in this idea that if somehow or another Biden stays in office Everything's gonna be great if Trump gets in office the world's gonna end Yeah, or vice versa or vice versa. I was like yeah, yeah, it's like You know, so funny is almost nothing will change no matter who it is Some things would change like that's why I'm that yeah, I mean the surface level things will change But like the main agenda the real powers that be they ain't letting issue You know, they let little stuff change so you feel like You have power right, but the main agenda that she didn't shift in but what's interesting is if if a man if we're gonna find out how much power They really have to like decide who becomes president because if Trump wins like what do they do?

2:52:09What do they do then That'll be president from prison I don't know He has a real shot at going to prison No No Listen, I think it's I think it's I think it's cute It's cute But look man again money talk bullshit well that when When has a big in there Ever gone to prison for any reason Other than fucking with other rich people's money That's the only time you see people that rich go to prison There's no other time. There's no so it's like this hope that this gonna be that he's gonna be the first one I highly doubt it. I could be wrong, but but generally people hit people that are his rich. They don't go to prison We were just talking about that the other day like they didn't put the sacri family in jail Right when do you because they was fucking with poor people They put the fuck with every they put Bernie made off in jail They put Elizabeth Holmes Holmes in in jail.

2:53:13They put the in -run dudes they put them down Because they was fucking with other rich people If but as long as you stick to fucking rapport people or trying to eat whatever the gang going to prison You're not it just I don't think so If if Trump actually goes to prison that that will mark some kind of progress. I suppose You know but at the end of the day they all But not really because if that's the if you could target your political enemies and have them locked up to prevent them Being able to run against you. That's some banana republic shit But the smart gets dangerous because they could use it on the other people right exactly that the smart people know That the real smart people know that Which you're actually doing is setting a precedent.

2:53:57Yes, and you don't And it's real fine when when it's happened into the person you wanted to happen to exactly But what happens when the other side has that power exactly? It's gonna be a problem. Yeah, big problem Yeah, and that's and that's also why they've never really locked you up But I always pardon one another um and all that because You know, they know whatever whatever they whatever precedent. They said it could happen to them. Yeah The pardon things why I wouldn't even be shocked Actually, I don't think Biden can pardon Trump because it's not a federal Thing I think it's a state of the state of it's a state thing So but I but I wouldn't be surprised if the governor of Georgia pardon Trump interesting Just to prevent a constitutional crisis because there's nothing in a constitution That tells us what to do if the former president goes to prison.

2:54:44Didn't we just talk about that? Someone someone no, I think The governor of Georgia Doesn't have the power to pardon them. No Thinking they don't I think someone just told me this. Okay, let me see I think it's one of those weird states his governor does not have the authority to grant clemency Although the governor retains indirect influence by virtue of his power to appoint board members So this is when looking up That's even that's even better. That's crazy. So then he could have the board do it and not take a political hit Yes, I think it's even more like I'm not have the authority to hand out partens.

2:55:30So who can hang it and out partens a five person state board Interesting Wow Oh, it's a spicy Spy real Brian Simpson. I gotta wrap this up. Let's get it Thank you brother very good to see you as always. Thank you. It's been a lot of fun. It's a happy new my pleasure It's been a lot of fun hanging with you the club Tell everybody Upcoming tour dates social media. Oh, yeah, I'm uh, but next place. I'm coming to Chicago Go to Bransom's and comedy .com to get those tickets to go to my link tree of BS comedian and follow me on socials Also listen my podcast BS with Bransom's and on all the platforms.

2:56:06Yeah, Zane's Chicago Oh, got damn sad splitters and tampas coming up Rumors in Canada. Why did I agree to go to Canada? Zane is in Chicago's a great room Rick Bransom's House of Comedy. That's also Canada Yeah, Zane Zane is Zane Chicago's any great, bro. Yeah, Zane is in Nashville. Yeah, those are really good All right