#2084 - Jim Breuer

27:04I want to see the thing. I think it was even before that, Jamie. I think it was a larger thing that went under first, that collapsed first. That's it. So that's that thing and they'll see that. Okay, there it goes. So that collapses. So there's obviously the internal structures gone. So this thing collapsing like that doesn't throw me off as much. Having seen that because I don't know jack shit about construction. Who does? But I do know that construction companies are shadier as fuck upon occasion. And if you're supposed to use X, but you can use stop, we use it's going to be fine. These fucking structural engineers, they all want extra thick steel.

27:46Well, good with this. We got five rivets instead of six. And then you're saving millions and millions of dollars. Look, man, I lived in Boston during the time of the big dig. Do you remember the big dig? What is the big dig? The big dig. The big dig was a fucking construction project that was the most corrupt construction projects that's ever existed. It was supposed to last like a couple of years and went on for decades. These guys milked it. They would be like working one goes think. It's like New York and a new year going to Boston. Yeah, big dig. It was supposed to started in 1982 when I lived there.

28:18And it in 2007. It was supposed to take like two years. They just fucking milked it. And a bunch of people went to jail. There's a bunch of lawsuits. Oh, yeah. Fucking full on corruption. How come they don't look at the LIE along island? It's been under construction since our childhood. Forever. Well, here's another thing. When you pay tolls, the tolls on a bridge were supposed to be to compensate for the money that it took to build the bridge. Right. But once they have all the money to build the bridge, they'll like, fuck you, pay me. Just keep paying me. And where's that money going? It goes into the state.

28:58And then the state can make the government bigger. We have more people that can go after you if you don't pay. Here's another law. Do you know that more government jobs have been created over the last I forget what the time period was? Than any other sector? Any other things go on. But, Seachown, it's little things like this. What drives me nuts too is, you know what it is? I think people's emotions. It's just people's emotions are still with it. They're either in denial or they don't want to face the dark or they picked a team. And no matter what that team says, the other team is wrong. And it's, hey, I'm an Eagles fan.

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31:09It takes a long time, man, and a lot of people don't have that time. We're lucky that we're comics, and we have a lot of time. You know, you know, you know, stand up, especially. You know, the podcast kind of gets in the way of that, because I have to sit down and talk to people for a few hours. But if you're standing up for the most part, you can do whatever the fuck you want during your day. Right? And if you want to freak out, you want to get online. Freak out, you want to go full Dave Smith. Dave Smith's out there reads studies and papers, and fucking historical accounts of false flag events, and what was really going on in Nicaragua, like holy shit, man.

31:44That rabbit hole is filled with werewolves. It's a lot of werewolves and werewolves that spook us. I do this once in a while. Once I'll be like, okay, I'm going too deep in her hand. And then I go, oh, I don't have that. I don't care about me. What am I talking about? Of course they care about you. You're funny. You're funny, and you make good points, and you're against the narrative. You know, but we should all be against the narrative. We should figure out what the truth is. And forget about the narrative. Forget about your ideology. You don't have to do it. You don't have to do it. I know everybody thinks they have to do it, because you got to be on a team, and everybody wants to be on a team that's supported by them.

32:18And it's like, we're progressive, and we this, and we've had, and we got to stop me consumption, and we got to stop, and you have all these things that you probably haven't looked at at all, and you're married to them, because you're committed to this fucking group of people. I'm telling you, most people exist here. They exist here, in this beautiful swamp of both, conservative and liberal. Conservative on things that are important, like taking care of your family, and paying your taxes, and getting your fucking, being on time for work, and getting your shit done. But liberal, in terms of consideration for all people, whatever your sexual orientation is, whatever you look at, what you, what you, what you, we're friends, we're all just humans.

32:59I want you to be happy. I want everybody to be educated. I want everybody to have good health care. I want everybody to be in a position where they're not in a place that's filled with crime and murder. I want all those things, but I know that if you're going to want to have those things, now you've got to support law enforcement, and you've got to train the shit out of them, and you've got to pay them more, and you've got to make it a more respectable job, and then you have to go to the inner cities. You can't just allow it to stay the way it is forever. You've been fucking, like, that's a national, that's a national security problem.

33:29What is national security? The security of the citizens of there. If there's less crime, we're more secure. The fact you're not doing fucking jack shit about that, but you're sending hundreds of billions of dollars to deal with conflict on another part of the world. This is insanity. That's insanity. And it's only works if you get on a team. It only works if you support a team. There's no reason to be on a team. There's no reason to be on any team. No reason. No reason. There's no way more powerful than that. It's individuals uniting with this incredible energy. Also, you can learn things. If you close your fucking head, and you don't listen to anything that people on the other side say, you just say, oh, the fuck are new.

34:10You're going to miss stuff. You're going to miss a lot of stuff. You're going to be wrong. You're going to have a stupid, egotistical perspective of things that's not necessary. You're going to unfairly malign people's character because they have a opposing philosophy or an opposing ideology. And that's bad for everybody. If we're going to move forward as human beings and as a society and as a civilization, we have to be nice to each other. We have to just accept the fact that your ideas are not you. Do not be married to your ideas and debate them in an open way and talk about stuff in an open way where you're a good person, you're talking to another and do it all in good faith.

34:53And if we can all agree to do that, we'll find out that there's way more we have in common, way more we have in common. And that's what we should be concentrating on. And there's also some fucking undeniable problems with the way our society has run that have never been addressed in terms of crime and inner city problems and infrastructure. There's corruption at least in the form of incompetence. And this is the thing that happens when you get government bigger and bigger and bigger and I hate to sound like a fucking libertarian. But if you get government bigger and bigger, it's a business. And if it's a business that doesn't have any competition, you can't even hire the public sector to compete and do a better job of all those things.

35:36All those things have to be taken care of by the government. Are we fucking sure? Because in every other sector of life, when you allow people to compete, whether it is with art or with, you know, with fucking construction, whether it's insurgents, the best ones are the ones that people want to go to. And it forces people to get better at everything. And you have a much more efficient system. I mean, look, I'd imagine if there was businesses out there that they failed their audit six years in a row. Right. Money was just missing. Sorry. Money's missing. Don't know what's in box. And we just accept it.

36:16Hey, you know, those guys over at Kellogg's, they just the fucking cereals everywhere. They don't know what's going on. Hey, that's some money's missing here and there. Whatever it's worth it. What's in cereal? Hey, climate change. Climate change. How much should we give in this year? Three trillion? What'd you come up with? We're gonna have an ice age. So they fucked up. Couple trillion. Let's give them another trillion. Let them figure it out for the next 10 years. Randall Carlson scared the shit out of me when he was talking to me about climate change. What he said, he said, because it was really funny because I had a friend of mine who reached out to me.

36:48She said, did you have a climate denier on your podcast? I said, no, I did not have a climate change denier. He's an expert. A trained word. He's an expert in astroidal impacts and the younger dry ice impact theory, which is the impact theory that ended civilization allegedly 11 or the theory is that it did. But the point is like, he was telling me that we've had periods of global warming all throughout the history of the earth. The real fear, he said, is the periods of global cooling. He said, global cooling should terrify you. And he was explaining to me the amount of carbon that is in the atmosphere and that it's a very delicate balance.

37:33And that when the amount of carbon dips below a certain number, life can't survive. Like there's no plant life. So the plant life can't survive them and then the animals can't survive. And we've gotten close to that in the past without any human intervention. We've also gotten close to the point where during the ice age, there was so little oxygen on earth. I mean, like the atmosphere was different. It was getting to the point where it was almost in like if it would got a certain amount colder, it would not be able to support life. Okay. On the planet. But that's the scary one. The scary one is the ice age is kids.

38:07That's the scary one is not, you got to move north. The scary one is there is no north to move to because everything's frozen. Yeah, but we're all here in borrowed time. That's true too. So who we to say, who's to prevent that? If it happened before we existed as humans, it's gonna happen no matter what. So we're gonna prepare. You spend your whole life preparing for something. You don't know it's A, ever gonna happen, B, completely out of any humans control. I mean, there's gotta be some steps that you can make. So one of the things you could do is I think, during the ice age, there was parts of the earth that were not covered in ice.

38:45And I think it was like all the equator. And I think you would probably, for human beings to survive, we'd have to go south. Which totally makes sense. If you think about the amount of insane stuff that came out of the Amazon, just think about that culture, the Amazon culture and all of the incredible structures that they're finding now deep in the jungle. And that there's real evidence that the density of the forest, the amount of trees that are grown that are agriculture trees, that are in the forest, seems to indicate that that whole thing was man -made. There's a type of soil called terra praida.

39:22That's this soil that they developed. We don't know how to reproduce. And it's a soil that replicates, it's filled with like this biomass. And it's like this incredibly rich soil that has like this certain ratio of carbon. And they made it. These people thousands and thousands of years ago made it. And it supports the life of the Amazon. Like that whole fucking place is wild man. And that, you think about it when everything was frozen up here. Like there was a fucking mile high sheet of ice over most of North America up until like 10 ,000, 11 ,000 years ago. So when all that stuff was like that, down there, they were chilling.

40:01Down there, they didn't have that problem. They was like regular temperature for them. What we are is like Antarctica is right now. That's how we were at one point in time, right here. Well, I can't go far, I can't go that far back because anything I can't truly imagine, I'll start to go there and I'm like, you know, like diner sores and all that stuff. Like 40 million dollars, I'm like, I don't know what, but I will say this, this bug me out. And you know, I start seeing how they did the, the world fair, they just build the whole damn thing up. Yeah, they sit down. Now, in a very small concept, I was sitting this development that I live in now.

40:40And I'm sitting there and I'm looking because everyone said, oh, dude, we used to hunt on here, bring our four wheelers, blah, blah, blah. And then I started just realizing this entire community, there's like a thousand houses, the palm trees and the grass, blah, blah. And it was all just, it was all just created like a movie set. Yep. Just completely created it as crazy as, you know, and there's armadillos, I mean, as crazy as that sounds are like, oh, so what? I always go, well, if you can do that, why couldn't you do it 10 to a thousand times bigger? And how long have you been doing that? And how long did it started?

41:20And I'm just sitting on a bench, I was going far out there, but yeah, it's people that want to really think about it. That's the people want to eliminate half the population to think in. They're thinking, there's too many people. Where walls? To where walls? Yeah, there's a lot of people that are, they're elitist as well. There's a lot of elitists that have this perspective that we need to lessen the population, including like brilliant people, like that woman, the woman who works with the apes. Oh, yes. What is her name? The one that was named, yeah, chimps, it's amazing. What is her name, man?

41:53Shed a great document, chain, chain good all. Chain good all. Shed a great documentary, and then I heard her say, she brought up the population control. She's one of the best people. Yeah. I think that's unfortunate, but I think also she's saying that because she lives with monkeys. Like she's out of her fucking mind. Like this lady's live with chimpanzees all day. Also, as brilliant and as amazing as this woman is, she also believes in Bigfoot, and she's convinced that it exists. Come on. Oh yeah, play that, play that clip. Come on. This is saying that she had quotes that were mistaken. Oh, okay.

42:25I was just checking. Well, she said without any suffering, she said in a very kind way to reduce the world population. I heard her say that. I heard her say that. Missing context, this misrepresent good all's remarks and is not a real quote. While she did say many of the world's environmental problems would be relieved that the population was that of 500 years ago, she did not advocate for depopulation efforts. I didn't think she said she was advocating for depopulation efforts, but what she was saying was that the world has too many people. Yes. But I know she was not saying that people should die, and she's saying like, but you know what I mean?

42:58Like that is, but hold on, that's a valid thought. Like even if you love people and you're not an evil person, that is a valid thought that without any pain and suffering, it would be better if there were less people. That's a valid thought. It really is. Like if there was less people, there would be less congestion. People would be more relaxed, it'd be more resources, it'd be easier to get along, it'd be more balanced on earth. That is true. She is right. But the problem with that thought is, if you start expressing it, then people start saying, I think we can make that happen. And then there's where we'll get involved.

43:33And where we'll get involved? And go, you know, if we did do this, and if it went along the way, we instituted a social credit score and tied up all the money and centralized digital currency, and then attached to carbon tax. To everything everybody does, we basically limit their behavior, we'd be in control of the entire thing, and then people start dying. You know, people die. Hey man, thanks to climate change is killing people. I don't know if you know, a lot of kids are having heart attacks due to climate change. We could start finding more universities and start popping them up in World Wide.

44:03That's a worldwide situation. We see stories like that, like young people are gonna have heart attacks due to climate change. I've seen those. Like yeah, yeah, anything else? But teacher, anything else gives kids heart attacks? Thanks for writing that article. I'll be sure to make sure that the kids get water when it gets hot out of their run. Anything else give them heart attacks that you guys ever found? Have you been looking around? No, nothing. Nothing over here, just climate change. Okay. So the, like, what is the uptick in the amount of kids having heart attacks? And is it corresponding to a certain temperature rise?

44:37It seems like that would be like scientifically, you could measure that. If there was an uptick in the temperature raised 1%, and we saw a 10 % increase in heart attacks amongst 18 year olds, which is happening, right? I don't know what the number is, but I do know that it has been happening. What the heck is that? The number of deaths is what's the spooky one because the all cause mortality spiked way up. That's what's freaky. That's a freaky one. That's freaky one. And you could attribute, and you have to be really fair about that. You could attribute that to a bunch of different things. First of all, you could attribute it to bad habits that people picked up during COVID.

45:16That will take up a certain percentage of them. A lot of people became alcohol extra in COVID. A lot of people did. So that's a percentage. And then you have to think about a percentage of people that got COVID and got fucking wrecked. Cause I know some people that got wrecked. They got wrecked and they were compromised after that. They got on different medications after that. I know some of them that developed all sorts of like lung problems and scarring on the lungs. Like some people got hit hard. So there's that. And this is not even vaccine talk. Just just COVID itself. Yep. And then there's, there's people that have adverse reactions to the vaccine.

45:56There's people that unquestionably had autoimmune issues after they got it. Now, what is that from? Has that been fully discussed? Is that, or is it climate change? We just can't make climate change. We're just going to go climate change on everything. It's too much breathing. I'm willing to go climate change with you. I'm totally interested in hearing what everybody has to say about climate change. I think it's capable of giving heart attacks. But I want a full conversation. And if there's a part of the, if you're looking at all the variables and there's one that you're ignoring, specifically, one that's a novel medical intervention never been tried before and was done to hundreds of millions of people.

46:36You won't look at that one. That's a fair, that's a fair assessment. Yeah. I mean, like we're putting it out there. I think all humans should do that. And I think the problem is, during the pandemic, a couple of things happened. One, people looked at the people that were unwilling to get vaccinated as people that are going to fuck it up for all of us. Yes. And the people that got vaccinated, they probably were a little nervous about it, but they took the risk and they felt like they did the right thing. And you didn't do the right thing. And that's valid. That's a totally valid position to take.

47:09But the problem with that position is you're being trapped into a, you got, you got corralled into a very clear pathway. There's one solution to this problem. And we all have to do this thing to get to that one solution. And once we do, we're going to be fine. But somewhere along the way, if you're paying attention, you would realize that A, it doesn't work as advertised. B, the studies that they did never indicated any of the things that they were promoting, like that it prevents you from getting it or it stops infection or that it stops transmission. No, nothing. There's nothing on that. There's zero on that.

47:46And so along the way, they lowered the expectations. They lowered what you would get from it. It's just going to keep you out of the hospital. I mean, there's this clip of Joy Behar arguing with this lady from a long time ago when the lady said she had natural immunity because she already had COVID and she got over it before the vaccine came out and she's not going to take the vaccine. And they're berating her. Joy Behar? Yeah. Yeah. Where will? No, just, no. Just, she just doesn't know. You know, and very ideologically locked into a position. You know, it's a women's talk show. It's a front of the public.

48:20It's on a television network. There's so many variables that would lead to not being able to, like, not only not express yourself in a clear and objective way, but not even be able to look at the world through a clear objective way. Because it jeopardizes your income. It jeopardizes your position as one of those people. You get, like, locked into a certain kind of thinking, even if you're already inclined to think that way. I agree with you a thousand percent, but we all cross that path. And it's easier for some than others. And I understand the whole world of being there. Yeah. But, and I'm not saying I'm better, anyone's better, but you can't tell me at one moment in your life when you're saying the things you're saying, whether it's on a certain television show or whatever.

49:03And you know, you know. Ooh.

49:15Do you still want to be able to call that restaurant when it sees him? Well, it's packed. Yeah, you know. So I get it. And yeah, the money's beautiful. The fans, we all love what we're doing. The thing is that when every level, people's opinions are very pliable, whether you believe it or not. That's how cults get started. They trick you into thinking a very specific way. That's how cults get started, right? The human beings we're pliable. And the best way to resist that is to not be married to your ideas. Don't be married to them. Be you. Like, you should have a course at a values. You love your family, you love your friends, try to be a good person.

50:00Do your best at whatever it is that you do. That's the core. All that other stuff, these ideas, you gotta look at what them for what they really are. And sometimes you get the wrong one stuck in your head and then you identify with it and you defend it, even when it's wrong. And I've seen brilliant people fall down that path, especially during the pandemic, especially in regards to the vaccines or the lockdowns or the severity of the virus for people that are healthy. There's a lot of variables that were ignored that shouldn't have been ignored if we're gonna be honest with each other. So the problem is you were one side or the other.

50:34You were a team vaccine or a team pure blood. You know, when the pure blood's got locked into like MAGA and fucking hillbillies. And yes, dude, I keep going around in Circus and I hang out with every gang. I love every gang. Everybody's got something to offer, which is why I think that's how we'll grow. Like, you don't have to join here, you don't join here. But the more I see, the more groups that are formed, you know, I remember being a kid. You know what the greatest time was and my mom and dad were both working. I'd be in the kitchen, like a little kid. And I remember Mary, Mary's is later watching me.

51:16And all the neighbors would come over and this one's talking about divorce. I don't know what they were talking about. Like what the, and this one had whatever. And everyone would get together and they're like, they'd have cake and they'd help each other and they'd give it, you know, years ago, therapists would call friends and family and look after each other. You didn't have people, you had people nursing homes, but I remember going over, my friends had, like listen, we're going to have my grandma on the basement, she dribbles and talks weird shit. And it's like, she had dementia. But that's what we've lost.

51:51What for me, what COVID did was, it was the lab, it was the way the werewolves, I say it's the werewolves. The werewolves went, this is how we really ripped the families apart and because everybody has fear in them. And everyone your family has, every human being has fear in them. And they're testing, the more the werewolves get to test your fear factor, the stronger they become because they see who buckles. They see who's going to call. They see how many people, they see who's blashing out. They see how many people wearing a mask at the airport. They, so they're measuring the fear. Yeah. And you know, man, I just, I pray to God, it's time, it just becomes time for the fearless and what the fearless is, it's not a violent fight.

52:46It's just, you've said some brilliant things. I remember years ago, you're talking about like, this is the time of the truth and it really resonated. Like, yes, that's what we need in life. Just truth, just honesty, just looking after each other. I think we're going to get there. Oh, I know we're getting there. But we've got to be aware of the werewolves. Yeah, well, we got to be aware of the werewolves to try to close the gate. They're trying to close the gate before human beings without these enormous institutions, human beings have the power over the narrative and that human beings that you trust are real.

53:20They do exist. They just don't exist in those systems. They exist independently for the most part and they're real and they can tell you what's actually going on and it'll shock you, but it shouldn't if you understand history. Do you know what the number one group of people in the beginning of the pandemic when they rolled out the vaccines? Number one group that had vaccine hesitancy? PhDs. Find that. Find that. It was an article that was reading, I hope it's true. That in the beginning, there's a lot of PhDs that were like, because these are people that understand how these studies are funded probably or at least understand how research is done and how research is done through the pharmaceutical drug companies.

54:03The pharmaceutical drug companies, they do their own research and then when something's peer reviewed, they don't even get access to the raw data. They get access to the assessment of the data by the pharmaceutical companies and the pharmaceutical companies can do 10 studies and they rig their studies in a way they get the most biased results. And if eight of them show no benefit, but one or two of them shows a little bit of a benefit, then they can roll out and then they start making ooh. Oh. Oh. So I think PhDs were very aware of that system and aware of the, also if you understand human psychology, you're aware of what happens to people in a time of great angst and pressure that they panic and in every horror movie see this.

54:48So people fall apart. There's a, and the weaker you can make society, the more corrupted you can make society, the more decadent you can make society, the more society that doesn't value discipline, that doesn't value free will, that doesn't value, people's independence and strength and health. Well then you'll be able to find more suckers when the shit goes sideways. You're gonna get more pussies. You're gonna get more people that are willing to sell out their neighbors because they were having a party and they weren't socially distancing. You get a lot of fucking suckers because it's too easy to live today.

55:27And there's two, it's too easy to develop until a fully formed adult that is made out of mush. Not just mush with your body, but mush with your mind, mush with your opinions, mush with your will, your will to get things done, your will to work, your discipline to get up and get things done. Those are frivolous things. Those are things that you should ever equate to toxic masculinity or toxic feminine energy. Those are powerful human traits and you've been tricked. You've been tricked in thinking that weakness is a virtue. It's not kindness is a virtue and kindness through strength is the most honest kindness.

56:08When Francis and Ghana is being nice to you, it's because he wants to be nice to you. You know what I'm saying? Yes. That's a real, when he's kind, it's real kindness. They found 23 .9 % of the people who said they hold PhD degrees express hesitancy. The highest rate amongst the various levels of education. So the brightest people were like, yeah. Think about what you said before, like with, okay, where the view or whoever was saying points, it's, in due defense, this is a very addictive system they created. That the were was created and that they, I mean, it starts when we're young. So not a whole lot of people have time to break out of that, in my opinion.

56:57So the people watch them are all boomers and they grew up with all their information on the newspapers or on television. You know what I call it? Someone taught me this. Hold on a second, was this saying sorry? A sensitivity analysis found some people answered in the extreme ends of the demographic categories to throw off some of the numbers. King said it appeared to be a concerted effort that did make the hesitancy prevails and the PhD group look higher than it really is. So what kind of concerted effort would it be? Are they saying that they asked them in a way that was deceptive? If they either expressed hesitancy or they didn't?

57:33It was an early study in 2021. You know, there wasn't a lot of studies going on yet. Well, I'll tell you how you could get a study like that. This is how you do it. You do it while Trump's president. If you did that shit while Trump's president, you know how many people were hesitant, including Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, everyone. They were all saying, who's going to take it? They're all saying who's going to take it? That's right. They were all saying one of them. See if you can find a video of that. Because you see that. Kamala, remember Kamala, why would you take that? I wouldn't trust the government.

58:01The Trump, you're going to take the Trump facts. You can come back. Trump's a fucking lab coat. Imagine devil Trump's going to fucking, you got a hair net on and a fucking lab coat and he's fixing up back. And maybe we can have hydrochloroquine. I kill anyone related to hydrochloroquine, I mean. There was a recent study that they just released that said that as many as 17 ,000 people worldwide died of hydroxychloroquine. So I asked Robert Kennedy, Jr. about this. And he sent me the actual study and he sent me what the results were. And here's what was wrong with them. First of all, they administered to people that were already in the hospital for COVID.

58:39You're supposed to give it to people within the first 10 to 14 days. That's when it's effective. After that, it's not effective. After the infections reach a certain level. Second of all, there is a level that you would give these people. And this was far above that level. And they were given up to people who were already dying. He was like, they're essentially overdosing them while they're already dying with hydroxychloroquine. So this contributed to 17 ,000 deaths. Like, okay, maybe it did. Maybe people actually did do that and maybe they did that out of ignorance. Maybe they did that because a protocol wasn't established.

59:09Maybe they did that because they were just wrong. But also, how many people would have been saved if they used it? If you looked into that, you can't ignore that. Hydroxychloroquine is a widely used medication that's been used for malaria forever for a long -ass time. It became political, which is insane because it's a drug. And a lot of times, drugs have an initial reason why they created them and then they find that it works with something else. And it works even better with something else. That happens by accident all the time. But the fact that they couldn't have it happen with hydroxychloroquine or Ivermectin is just that should tell you what's going on, especially with Ivermectin because it had surpassed the amount of time so you could just get a generic.

1:00:00So no one had a patent on it. So it's very cheap. Two things that I would tell people, like just your example, if it's such a bit, before we get into that, people still trust 100 % just because you say you're a PhD and it's on television. Now that whole scenario is very much like 9 -11, meaning and even within their own department. So if PhDs and in their whole thing, people were afraid to lose their jobs. So like, this is what the answer is when they ask the question, otherwise we'll take your license away. You like having that reservation that thing that we do this appeal to authority is valid in certain ways.

1:00:48So if I was going to ask an astrophysicist questions and I had a choice of either asking Jamie or Neil deGrasse Tyson, I'm going to go with Neil deGrasse Tyson. Oh, Jamie, without Google, without Google. I'm just fucking kidding. Without Google. You know what I'm saying? Well, yes. Well, listen, man, he knows things. He's a fucking legitimate expert. So here's my point. There's PhDs are like comics. There's comics like you that I love and I love to talk to. And there's comics that I see where I go the other way. Am I learning the fuck out of here before a conversation starts out? I don't know.

1:01:29You know what I'm saying? There's guys that are boring. They're annoying. They're fucking, they don't connect with you. They're all they're thinking about is what can they get? You know those guys? Yes. And when you're around them, it's always about them. They're frustrating. I don't like talking to those guys. They're frustrating me. They work bits out on you. Oh, they frustrate me. I don't mind if a guy works out a bit on me who goes, I got a bit. I love that kind of shit. Tony and I do that all the time. Tony's always bringing up bits with me. No, no, bringing up bits is one thing. Yeah, we'll try and we're trying to like, we do that in the fucking green room all the time.

1:02:00That's not what my problem is. My problem is they're not really there. Some dudes are not there. Right. Like when they're talking to you, they're not, you don't know them. We don't smile together. You don't give me a hug. There's something missing. We're not connecting. You know? Maybe they're not there. I think that's the same with PhDs. I think there's PhDs that are guys, you know, that are absolutely dedicated to finding out what the data shows and what the facts are. And a lot of those guys, if they fall in out of that narrative, they get fucking demonized. They get demonized quick. People underestimate the power of length that any human will go, no matter how educated they are, no matter what they know is right or wrong, they underestimate literally the power of money.

1:02:48And who's making money at the end of the day? And how much money can buy as far as an agenda? How much money can buy as far as lying? Yeah, I'm not saying it. No, lying to hundreds of millions of people, because they're making billions of dollars on your fear, on the thought knowing that you're not even going to question. If you do question, we're going to come at you so that you'll be fearing. There was like different layers of fear they hit. Yeah. And, bro, I get it. I call it like casualties of war. But not, you know, we think casualties of war where your limbs are off and which are. But I feel as I watch all this, I'm watching, because I was angry at first.

1:03:32I was very vicious foam with the mouth angry, and I could still go there. And I'm not angry at what happened. I'm angry on how you took such advantage of, of just natural humans that are so innocent and have such good lives and spirits in them. And you went full blown onslaught for whatever reason, whether you want to control or for money, you tore apart. What keeps us connected are hearts, are souls, are innocence. They took innocence and they made us, they, they, that is to me the most violent, evil, disturbing, soulless part of any existence. And I pray to God people see it, because when they see it and they see the, the amount of destruction it truly caused, that's a, that's a force to be reckoned with.

1:04:42But like Joey Diaz says, He only takes three motherfuckers to get shit done. Three motherfuckers. Three motherfuckers, I'll take over this whole town. Three real motherfuckers. It's true. Yes. Well, by the way, the most important things that people understand now, how these games work. And the only way they work is if we're pitted against each other, whether we're pitted against each other with trans sports, don't think that they're not involved with all that stuff because it's also a polarizing issue. It's a polarizing issue, all of it, you know, when they, we call about gender, affirming, care, the way they phrase things and the way they use things, understand that this is a polarizing position that they take because they want to make sure we continue to fight against each other.

1:05:36They want to make sure that we are at each other's throat and they will manufacture these little crises over and over and over again. They manufacture these little climate change. There's so many people out there that tell you, we have to stop climate change and we're all going to die. We need to get an electric car, we're all going to die. And they haven't looked at it at all. You just stop eating meat, we're all going to die. We're all going to die. Is it possible to try and control the food source? Fuck yes it is. Is that a massive way that you can control human beings? Control the food supply?

1:06:05Absolutely it is. And when someone starts telling you, hey, you got to kill food because the food is making too much carbon and that's making the earth more. Okay, meanwhile, China is building hundreds of cold -powered plants right now. How many cold -powered plants right now are being built in China? Because this is an extraordinary number. We have to understand this when you're talking about ruining people's lives to have a minimal effect on the amount of CO2 that's being put out worldwide. Because the amount that's being put out by China and India far surpasses the rest of the world. You are just going to make people starve.

1:06:40You're going to put people in dire poverty and make nary an impact on that problem. I'm not saying you should ignore that problem, but I'm saying you should look at all the ways to fix that problem and none of them should involve people starving. So China, look at the amount.

1:06:581 ,142 operational coal mines, more than anyone on earth. India has 282. The United States is 210. Well, the United States, you want to do something really good instead of killing cows, change to nuclear power. Change to nuclear power and do it with new nuclear -powered plants that have a bunch of safeguards said in. They didn't have when they built Fukushima. They didn't have when they built three mile island. The technology has evolved just like cell phone technology and television technology and computer. Nuclear power plant technology has also evolved and they can do it safe now. And it's the cleanest form of energy.

1:07:34All of the experts that are unbiased that I have talked to have convinced me of this. It's a fascinating thing because in our mind we connect nuclear power to destroying the environment, danger, the Chernobyl, ruin forever, which is true. In those areas, it is absolutely true. It's also true that it doesn't have to be that way. It's also true that they know how to do it better now. It's also true that they have better methods of containing these plants and they can actually shut them down now. Unlike the Fukushima one that's still, they have to still fucking cool that thing down. That whole thing is a disaster.

1:08:06That Fukushima thing is crazy. It's all crazy. They had a backup generator that got whacked too by the tsunami. So they got nothing. No power. So the fucking thing melts down and it's going to be like that for 100 ,000 years. But that's just that local thing. You've got to get the fuck out of that area and they have to learn and make better power plants. If you let people, if you think you have a carbon problem and you have thousands of coal -powered plants that are just pumping into the actual air that we all breathe, that's way worse kids and that can be fixed with nuclear power. That's what we should be concentrating on.

1:08:42Not killing fucking 2 ,000 cows in Ireland or whatever the fuck they're doing. They're telling people to have to kill their cows. We have to reduce the amount of cows. You can't tell me to laugh enough. It is a funny script. If we got together and we were pure evil, we were like, Joe, I'm going to have them slaughtering the cows, believing it would be better for the environment. Fucking madness man. And you're thinking that any people that would not buy into that is the Irish. Don't you guys remember the potato famine? Jesus fucking Christ. You guys have a long history of a horrible famine. That I learned about when I was a kid.

1:09:15Everybody knew about the Irish potato famine. People can fucking starve to death. That's still true. And if the power goes out tomorrow, it's going to happen. There's going to be people that starve to death. We could hit by a giant solar flare that takes out every grid in the world. We're fucked for a long -ass time, kids. People are going to starve. And so the idea that you're going to kill cows to slightly reduce the amount of methane that gets produced. It's in the air. Instead of looking at regenerative methods that actually take the carbon and sequester it back into the earth, which they've already proved they can do, at least in places like white oaks pastures.

1:09:50They do that. It's like a carbon, it's like a negative amount of carbon. They use everything to regenerate the ground the same way it's supposed to be in nature. That's not the fucking problem. Kids, the problem is coal plants. Coal plants are a bigger fucking problem. See, I just see it as like they just need to, how do we kill the cows? How do we control food? Pada! And you can control the... It's control, the... Here's all the brilliant ways and the powers we have to do. It's just, to me, I see it all as hogwash, except for just another way to control more... What you saw man, was it Denmark?

1:10:25Were they were taking farmers' farms away? They were destroying farmers because they weren't allowed them to use fertilizers anymore. There's like so much weird shit that goes on, where people start trying to control farmers. If you start fucking with the people that make our food, that's a real problem. You start? It's been going on for the last 40, 50 years. I didn't understand food. I want to apologize to John Meling -Canton, Willie Nelson, all those guys right now. Because I remember being a banana metalhead and those guys were coming out like farm aid. I was like, psssss, ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff while the German farmers kicked off a week of nationwide protests against subsity cuts on monday blocking roads attractors and piling misery on Chancellor Olaf Schultz coalition as it struggles to fix a budget mess and contain rising far right forces oh far right far right extremist confes of tractors and trucks gathered on roads and subdero zero temperatures nearly all 16 federal states while protesters clasper police and leading politicians warned the unrest could be co -opted by extremists Extremistly.

1:11:44Yeah, people don't want to get fucked. Yeah, how about let them be farmers you fucking cunts They're the people that grow your food God damn it Wake up wake up to why any blood would do that who what fucking government would fuck with the farmers What government would make it harder on the farmers? You're telling me that that's your number one problem is the farmers how much crime do you have how many murders how many thieves How many rapists how many child molesters how many Swindlers how many people that are ripping people off how many credit card fraudsters do you have out there and you're going after farmers?

1:12:19There's no way that's positive. There's no way. It's not even physically possible if you looked at all of your Obligations and all the things that you should be doing that you put any resources into fucking with farmers. Yeah, man People don't understand to me. It's just it's so it's to take over. It's a simple take over. It's so It's it's almost gradual. It's so gradual and it's all second illusion Jordan Peterson explained it did I saw that works. Yeah, I saw that see if you find that Jordan Peterson he was brilliant with that you how how you change things? Are you push people a little bit and they don't push back and then you push them a little more and then say hey Stop right there and you wait a little while and then you push again and the next thing you know before you know It as time goes on you're way further than you used to be yeah down the road that you don't want to go right and the road That we don't want to go down is tyranny and if you get attached to one side or the other whether it's Nikki Haley Or you get attached to Joe Biden and comment whatever it is whoever your team you're going down that road Even further.

1:13:25Yeah, you're going down that road and they're gonna keep pushing and the next thing you know They're gonna have your fucking your location every time you tweet something and you tweet something that might be a problem Someone's gonna physically visit you or your phone's gonna get shut off or your social credit score is gonna get dinged or like that Is our future if we don't wake up you're gonna have monsters in control of your life and you'll self -censor and Whether you are on the right or whether you're on the left as a human being You don't want to give other human beings control over what you can say and what you can think and what you can look at And what you can talk about and where how you can live your life and where you can go and what you decide to do with your money And what you decide to do with your time all those things should be yours.

1:14:11They should be yours So where where does it here? Yeah, this is this was great. I think this is the first terrible places one tiny step at a time You know if I encroach I if I encroach on you and I'm sophisticated about it I'm gonna encroach two millimeters I'm gonna encroach right to the point where you stop start to protest Then I'm gonna stop then I'm gonna wait Then you're gonna calm down then I'm gonna encroach again right to the point where you protest Then I'm gonna stop then I'm gonna wait and I'm just gonna do that Forever and before you know it you're gonna be back three miles from where you started and you have done it one step at a time And then you'll go oh how'd I get here and the answer was well?

1:14:53I Pushed you a little farther than you should have gone and you agreed and so then I pushed you a little farther than you should have gone again And you agreed and if anybody's interested in this sort of process and this is a horrifying book if you want to read about how this process works You can read a book called ordinary man by Robert Brown boom That's it It's really that simple. It's that simple. I gotta piss. Can we hold this? Yeah, I'm gonna take a leak We'll grab back. I have you too. You ever shit in the woods? So wild not naturally I did it cheating you know I'm cheated I was reading this thing about India They have a problem where people don't like to use toilets.

1:15:31They just like to shit outside. I used to There's certain places they just they've been shit outside forever So they don't like toilets. They're building toilets and people are rejecting them. I could see that Shitting outside was fun. I think so any any it's the natural way to shit. It comes out so easy It's like we because you're squatted down and just those squatty potty things. You know those yes, yeah one of those I don't I have one it helps. I'm sure it does shit easier. I say good man. I wake up good for you Pang then have express out Pang again double bang. Yeah, and then I'm good to rest it day and it's every as soon as I wake up It's weird.

1:16:08I think it's good. I'm that's supposed to be that way. It's supposed to be good, right? Yeah, that's a good thing Yeah, you want to be regular I'm ready. My friend Larry got backed up once for a long day is to want to be one of the producers on fear factor He tells the story. It's fucking hilarious. Oh my god. He he like had to go to a doctor and they had to like chip it out Oh, yeah, it dried up and it got compacted in there and He literally had to get it removed. What do you mean like it's solid? Yeah, God hard as a rock So they got to break it up in his intestines. It's a tunnel like at the door turtling He turtling with a boulder Has it is to one there what happens.

1:16:46I don't understand. I don't know what he was eating a lot of cheese Maybe I don't know what happened Greek cheese right that's that flaming Greek the great horse manure crisis of 1894 This is late 1800s large cities all over the world. We're drowning in horse manure Oh make sense the London times predicted in 1894 that in 50 years time every street in London would be buried under nine feet of manure In New York makes sense in New York City they had at one point 175 foot pile of shit that Created in the range of 16 billion flies. It said okay. Tell me that didn't cause the plague No, I did it 100 % like this is what the roads look like.

1:17:29Oh my god. That's insane. That's all horse shit There's also each horse makes about a gallon of earth like a liter of piss every day Oh Amonious smell on the streets and then what happens when it rains? Oh God it gets into the water. See I liked I root for nature would church car and say well That's just people with poor planning That's what I mean because when they built these wild west towns I'm like okay, what a fucking house here. There's the road and yeah, and next thing You know it's paved because you have cars now and then the horses are shit on the pavement Yeah, what like what is this?

1:18:04I love the one that happens bite people they bite people they kick people Yeah, look at all the time You were a horse I would do that to pass and then they would die a certain amount would die every day So they had to get like removing dead horses every day from New York City was a whole Dragon off were you gonna put them I'd be pissed if I was a horse. Yeah, they should be city You know, there's a sizable amount of wild horses in this country. I mean the Carolina's in CM There's a sizable amount in this country and there's a lot of debate on what to do with them What what's the debate? Well because if they get out of control and they they're they're Get overpopulated the thing is they could like certain farmers have land that's their land for grazing for their cattle And if the horses eat up all the resources that could be a problem There are there was instances of animals cross contaminating like brusolosis is a real Issue with buffalo when the buffalo roam onto cattle ranchers land they give them brusolosis and the cows start dying off That's a real issue So that's one reason to contain them, but it's also it's like every Like wildlife biologist when they're objective.

1:19:12They look at a balance of nature They don't they don't look at it in terms of like you know What would the people like to happen? What they look at it like how many mountain lions can exist in this area and how many deer can exist in this area? And if there's a certain if the mountain lions population exceeds a certain number What impact does it have on the deer and then what impact does that have on ranchers and people that lose their pets right because they'll and then joggers Because those things are happening next if you don't think so that's a real wildlife biologist would look at it So when wildlife biologists look at horses they go well This is a real fucking problem because first of all people do not want you shooting horses Like I don't that is the one animal that I would never fucking shoot I can't even imagine shooting unless I was dying of starvation The idea of shooting a horse horses to me.

1:20:00That's like shooting a golden retriever. That's like and maybe even more beautiful Because they're connected with people in a weird way you ride them Like you're very intimate with that animal those animals are amazing pets like and then not just like pet is a wrong word Because they're traveling companion that you feed and ride on So it is a pet sort of but when they're well trained and well taken care of their amazing animals They come up to people I've seen people that have pet horses and the horse puts their nose and the guy's face the guy strokes the horses had They have a beautiful like intimate relationship The idea of shooting those things Bro, that's like shooting wild dogs the only way to shoot a wild dog is this attacking Wild wild pets like horses and in particular they're like that we know what kind of relationship you could have with horses That's like going out and shooting wild people You found wild people like just to me wild people you're just shooting them like what?

1:21:00It's almost like that with people with horses. I know when I think about that. It's like see I always go back to the question of when Like let's take a rancher a rancher did ranchers and nothing I'm just saying in general this whole society. I'm all over the place I'll get to it did ranchers they ranch for other people or just themselves most of them it totally depends on the rancher Right, there's there's some ranchers that what they do is they lease land and so like they'll roam their cattle and then some of them They put them on public land like I was hunting in Nevada on Public land with my friend Steve Rinella.

1:21:40We were bow hunting mule deer So we're in this area and there's cows all over this area And these cows are all privately owned and so they pay a Grazing fee I guess there's I don't know what the fee is. I don't know how that works I don't know I don't even know if they have to pay a fee. I don't know how it works But the point is they have the the rights to let their animals graze in a specific area and then when it comes time to harvest them Or whatever the fuck they do they they round them all up and the cowboys come in there So like real cowboys guys on horses. Yeah, it's fucking cool to watch But that's so like they're all over the place So there's those kind of ranchers and then there's ranchers that have a contained ranch So there's a lot of these out here in Texas or like the guy said white oak's pastures where they have a fully contained managed ecosystem and they have their cows out there and they were all around they use the manure They use the manure for fertilizer They recycle everything it all goes back into nature including the dead bodies of the animals and the Things that get harvested the organs everything it's so everything gets used so I think I know I know I always go to I always go But you can't go back when when When did it change and why did it change it changed with money?

1:22:54No, but I'm saying like see me me and you were sitting there and you got your little tribe there and I might try it there and Yeah, man, you can go hunting you come back I'll make sure she'll get the state whatever everyone's helping each other out your hunt you gather and all that when did That's what I especially Even that that time and then we were romanticizing that time I am Most fucking brutal times Yes, you ever watch this show 1883. Yeah, it was brutal. Yeah, yeah, that's that's Taylor Sheridan show Well, yes, oh my god. They killed everybody they killed everybody Everybody yeah up the ass, but the those people that were trying to make their way across the country There's that's it.

1:23:37That's the knife up the ass. What's more brutal? You should see the video. This is this is this it What is more brutal? Oh, they did that they did that times a hundred right here forever Even being's been brutal forever Forever we just don't eat that the we don't chimp it out though. We don't yet we don't go for the test We don't eat those but yeah I The mean your hits if the media hits and we go back we go back again because we've done it before I guarantee we've done it before I guarantee you at least in parts of the world Society is crumbled because of natural disasters and people resorted to barbarism and I think that's the reason why if you go further back in history People were the most ruthless You know if people really did exist in a very sophisticated way, which is what I believe that did exist somewhere around 11 ,000 Be 800 years ago and then before that that's what I think I think particularly in Africa I think if you look at the structures that exist in Egypt There's no doubt about it some of those are old as fuck and I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility They're older than they think there are especially when you have geologists that are observing these deep water fissures like Robert Shock has done this work on thousands of years of rainfall must have created this which is that that pushes it back Way to the point where they used to be rain in that area, which was like 9 ,000 years ago So now we're in this area like well how old are these fucking things man?

1:24:57Well, and I think if something happens and the the world falls apart I think only the monsters live only the monsters only this this most psycho of psychos only the most evil doggy dog people because They're probably cannibalizing at a certain important time. I bet people are cannibalizing at a certain point of starvation A certain point if there's like a nuclear winter if like when those things impact and the fucking skies covered with Volcanic dust for right for two years nothing you own guns and nothing for I guarantee people started eating people I guarantee we are ancestors of people who ate people I Think so I would I would buy that do the command she did it Well, the command she didn't do it as much as some of the other Indians did it But they they would eat each other they would eat their enemies They would kill their enemy and eat his heart.

1:25:49They would do why you'll shit right here the Nez purse Yeah, they would catch people and cook them and eat them in front of their friends. Oh Yeah, man Yeah, I mean they did wild shit. Yeah, and they did it for fun. They did it to torture people Oh, they would torture people. That's why Native Americans had no concept of surrender like surrender They're gonna torture you and kill you 100 % you got to fight to the death. Yeah, but don't you? Would you I think about this too like would you if you knew your entire existence was gonna come to if you felt like you know what These guys we've see they've they've crushed it everywhere.

1:26:28There's no winning this We fight to die or we become them. What are we doing? That's it? I can I always think about that with certain societies even ours We've never ever Well, I can't say that but have we come at time where you're willing to go to We're not getting out of this one. Mooma. We're not getting out of this one. So in the meantime Do we start taking out as you know doing it much as we can like how do you I can see that? What the Native Americans went through in this country? That's I'm saying and there's their plight was even more dire because we removed their food We removed the food where we killed the buffalo right?

1:27:08There's no independence anymore They couldn't exist out there by themselves. Make it sick. Yeah, make them sick and make them starve Yes And then when the winter comes you got no food what the fuck are you gonna do and they offer you the reservation? They did that they did that in this country So there's your answer The then the way they treated those people is beyond evil the way they converted them those schools and that's that's also Detailed in 1923 that show. I went to St. Augustine and There's this fort down there and as I'm walking through the fort, you know people You know tourists you so he's walked by and look at all the pictures and the things like what are those for school?

1:27:46Okay, and on the on the wall is all these little Native American little Indian kids just like traumatized but in school outfits And you see like you know so is just behind him and I'm just I sat there and watched it and went Bro, can you imagine? Can you imagine how many kids you got three? Can you imagine seeing your children? like Completely indifferent completely hostages for the rest of the life and they watched their parents Get taken out front like they watched their mom's throat get slit Or rape or burning them that while they're alive and now they're gonna Do you imagine like seeing that or living that as a child and now that's what's gonna control you the rest of your life That's heavy man It is also heavy with the government did when they they took gullible people and they gave them land with the command she were They let them move it and that's SC Gwen's book the Empire of the Summer Moon They just let these people build these homesteads and then one day the command she came just slaughtered everybody and they kidnapped people The last command she chief was quant a Parker and his mother was Cynthia and Parker and his mother was kidnapped But she was seven years old by the command she and she wound up marrying the command she chief and she had a son That was quant a Parker and he was the last command she chief and then they they rescued her When she was in her 30s right she kept trying to escape right back to the command she she had become a command she like a full -on Command she I just saw that did you talk about this recently many times that's yeah, I can't stop talking about it That that because that's where we are that's this spot where we're at right now If you drive like 10 minutes from me you'll find like quant a Parker road Yeah, they like they named the streets after command she's up here You find I have a friend who is a ranch up here.

1:29:52He finds thousands of arrowheads, and I'm not exaggerating It's nuts. How many finds he documents them all go to a jam witworth Instagram it's fucking wild dude this guy finds thousands of them He just sifts through the ground in his property. This is hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years of the command She riding horses killing deer living off the land living right here. I saw a meme and it was like it was it was a native and he said we Breathe the fresh air We live in the nature we our food is grown. We have everything at our resources free water We love each other. We constantly are you know tearing it up all day They came along and thought they can do something better look at this guy's page he's something to that That's one of the ones that he found did you find his Instagram Jamie?

1:30:49Wow look at that you didn't find it private It's oh, it's private. So these are just some of the ones that he's he's posted up. He sent me some I have one right here Oh, wow. Yeah, that's legit Good dude, so when they do that what amazing place what do they is it? What do they make that out of different different kinds of rock that they can chip Depending on the place some points are like obsidian some points are different kinds of stone flint whatever they can shape into a point like this is an amazing craftsmanship Evolved in this too and you got to get it kind of in the same size every time because the whole idea is you're you're judging Just like when you throw a rock like the way they would shoot arrows is You know how you throw a rock and after a while when you're a kid you know how hard to throw it to hit a specific spot You know that aim that's essentially what you're doing with a bow and arrow So you have to practice all the time and you have to have the weight kind of semi -consistent so you know where that arrow's going Okay, so you know this thing is that far away and in your mind I have to aim up here Right now is gonna drop down right in the vitals Right the whole thing of archery is it's an arc from the time it gets released it Arcs up and then drops down and the whole idea is try to figure out how far that is and how far it's gonna drop So it's a very intuitive form of hunting And it's a very spiritual thing if you're doing this right you're creating your own stones You're making your own arrows you're chipping the stones and creating these arrowheads out of them You're tying it all together with sinew and then you're making this and then you got to practice And you got to get really good at this thing and then you got to figure out how to sneak up on animals and just launch these fucking feather -covered Darts of death and it's one of the most the greatest technological event advantages of hunting that humans had ever created Yeah, they created the ability to kill something that's really far away right a good archer can shoot something with a traditional bow 40 50 60 yards away You're right and a chimp can never figure that out But if they did we'd be fucked we'd be fucked they would just storm cities just Shootin people for fun they would 100 % shoot you for fun.

1:33:00I agree. Oh by the way they'd eat your babies There's been a lot of documented cases of chimpanzees eating human babies stealing human babies eating them really oh, yeah Baboons too baboons of stolen babies and eating them it's a real problem You ever seen that video of this like little kids is wearing a diaper and They're out in the street and this fucking on the moon come by Tris deal baby. Tris deal the baby. Yeah, yeah, this monkey pulled up in like a motor scooter and that's right Yeah, and grabs the baby to allow it off. Yeah, you have to chase the monkey to get the baby back. I remember that Yo, that's pretty sick.

1:33:36That's plan the apes right there. Imagine if he had a gun Here is here. Yeah, if that monkey had a gun In front of his parents Like it's nobody's business rack tries to drag it off. Wow It's moving pretty fast too, man with something that's way bigger than him and this guy's even he is it It's just used to it because look at this guy. He's not even running. He's just like what what country they are I look at the monkey's actually being yanked back on a Right, oh wait a minute. It's right. You're right. Oh my god. It's a stunt Watch right here. Right there. It really got leverage to do that Yeah, how's he moving so fast and knowing that one arm starts pointing at oh Yeah, you're right, but where it was so there would be someone behind him with a cable attached to him.

1:34:25Yeah Wow, that's crazy if that's true I mean, is there a harness on that monkey do you see a harness or anything? Really what does look like something like that right there around? Yeah, boy does seem like something his neck goes this way Did you see that somewhere? Did you just see that right now? I vaguely remember seeing something about it But like I'm just seeing her right now that way that's yeah look at look at look at how's it moving like where's it getting the leverage to move that way Yeah, look it's getting dragged. Yeah, otherwise how would it have the leverage to move that fast look at the line?

1:34:55You could you could see yes, you could see it. Oh my god. It is. It's a cable. I fell for that To maybe that's how monkeys steal babies. Maybe they use monkeys to steal kids. Oh, that's even scarier dude Wow Maybe they've trained monkeys to steal kids maybe that's what it is and then we just watched it Wow, now that guys with it well, yeah, bro, they're showing everyone how to do it This is how we do it here. So that's totally which I'm gonna show you how you do you should do it Well, can we agree that people steal kids? Oh, yeah, okay? So that's true So you want some crop? I think it almost happened to me if people are so evil that they would steal kids, which is real Thank you Then you don't think they would train monkeys to help them what are you crazy?

1:35:36Of course it would that's Terrifying Not only did you kid get stolen the kid gets stolen by monkey and the What's this one Jamie? I was looking for proof and I found a different video of almost the same thing happened monkey stealing a baby Oh, I see these people ran away and ran away from the kid. Oh my god. That's real right there. Why did they run away? They ran away from that baby that's so crazy Is he trying to help and the mom came by and the mom got the baby? Look at me like oh my god. He didn't want to let go of the baby. Wait put it back with his kids. Oh my god That's crazy. Oh That's crazy Maybe it wasn't much a kid.

1:36:14Wait now watch it. It's a little kid's little kids. Still that boy right around that big right back fellow Save that fucking baby pussy. Yeah, that's your sister. You don't don't show me that again. All right So but isn't that society? What do you think how do you think you do if a monkey was trying to steal a baby? You think you fuck up a monkey? Oh, dude. I I go for him. I'd start kicking hard I know he come after me though, but I wouldn't I'd be in it too late. He might tear my ass apart, but Now if it was a chip, I don't know. I never Never be a chip. I do a lot of this You'd have no chance and then I'd lie but I wonder how much chance you'd have against a monkey I'd lie and say hey man.

1:36:51I tried to help. He's just I couldn't get in there. Look. I was looking at that monkey I was like what my strategy be We'll play it back. Can you play? Yeah, let me see that again. I think I go straight forward to try to kick him The monkey that's on the stairs. I think I'm punting that monkey. I think I'm gonna let that monkey feel it Yeah, I see kick him really hard in the head. Yeah, I'm gonna Shinn right you come on a shinn good right in his head. Mm -hmm. I'm gonna or in his gut I'm gonna power kick that monkey into another dimension But I'm gonna be ready for that thing to bite my dick like you that's not a like a little thing that that 35 pound animal or whatever the fuck it is has insane power and it's fearless It's fearless of these so you got a right there.

1:37:35You got a smash that fearless You got to smash that monkey. You got to really put the boots to him and he also knows You don't have the power to fight it like well what you got to do really is grab him you grab him by his back legs if you can or his tail You grab him first of all you kick him as hard as you can but if you do get a scramble with him You try to pile drive him into the ground That's what you try to do you try to smash him into the ground as hard as you can mm -hmm Like that might be your only way out It's gonna be hard to do because he's gonna recognize what you're doing He's probably gonna be able to twist and turn and stop a lot of the force But if you could figure out a way to slam that monkey into the ground over and over again repeatedly I think you'd break it eventually but he'd be biting the fuck out of you task I go for you to be biting the fuck out of you he would be jumping for your face But you got a you got to beat the shit out of that monkey What about the tail the tail but things you start to turn around and bite you it's gonna grab you Not the way they can move moving they move so much better than us So you you have to accept that this little thing is probably as strong as you I'm see I'm cocky right now I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna twirl.

1:38:39I think those 35 pound monkeys are as strong as you and me a double -hand him How like I thought like a how strong is what was that a racist monkey? What kind of monkey is that? I Don't know I think I'd get fucked up I think I might be able to kill it But I think I'm getting fucked up along the way. I'm getting clawed at it's clawing in my eyes It's trying to bite my face. I don't think you'll get to your face though that monkey I don't think it to Joe Rogan's face and be an honest with you you could be shocked at how fast and how strong a monkey is and if you don't Fucking move accordingly and if you don't stop it while it's happening if you allow it to get a grip on you You might be really fucked it might get your jugular Like there's a video of this guy.

1:39:19This is old man and he's sitting there on the ground and this monkey climbs on him and He's like sort of accepting this monkey's on him and this monkey decides to scalp him So this monkey just clamps down on his head and peels an enormous slice of skin off this guy's head What size monkey is this a small monkey a monkey like that? We just saw exactly like that monkey So what I'm trying to say is I think you're in in your head. Yes, he's here this is like a plane Look at this guy. So this is the same kind of monkey, right? Okay. Yeah, it's sitting there and watch this monkey. Oh Shit Oh Dude, oh It just bit him and took a giant chunk of his head off So that's what I'm saying.

1:40:06This is what you're dealing with oh damn. Yeah, you you you are not dealing with wait a minute Yeah, that's it. That's his head bro. Just bit into his head and took an enormous chunk of his scalp off Yeah, and you just saw it I think you need to reassess where you are with this monkey Watch this it just bites him and dude you do that to your face who grabbed your nose and you wouldn't be able to get it off your nose Why is it fucking nose? Head bleeding is headed on bleeding because that's what happens dude It bleeds out of the part where their skin left Jim Brewer. There's no skin you're looking at skull You're looking at skull so all the gym all the things that bleed are now gone That's the stuff that bleed skin So all the skin that is bleeding is the skin that's around it.

1:40:55It's bleeding into the fucking cracks where his scalps That's real as fuck all right Maybe that's new that monkey might fuck you up. I think you have to really Reassess what you think monkey is you can't treat a monkey like it's a little person That's a way more for rocious powerful thing It's you're looking at it proportionately because we think we're pretty big in compared to that monkey So we're stronger, but we're not we're just bigger So when I when I go for this fight for $40 million you're gonna be my trainer. I'm not training We'll do it to get killed you're gonna get killed You you need years and you need to get on steroids immediately What is the um monkey type the bite that guys head off?

1:41:38I think that's the same kind of Miss corner we got to get you on the full you saw the protocol Whatever you saw that says you can't take we're gonna put you on it To our bell for it in his prime Traps Jack and here comes the monkey still might get killed by that monkey We might have to train you for the mucky coming a leash No, no the monkey's free the monkey's running you're in a certain decade. Yeah, I would have to train you for a decade Hmm a full decade We have to just to give you a chance just a chance to live really uh -huh. Yeah, I think so all right I think you're dealing with a totally different thing.

1:42:17I think you think of it like it's like a little person But it's not it's not it's way stronger. It's way stronger than a person. I would way rather fight 150 pound man than a 35 pound monkey But yeah, you took him out of well trained man 50 pounds less man than me I like my odds way more than I like my odds against a fucking monkey Look at that. Those are serious fangs dude. It's too strong. You don't understand how strong it is You think it's little so it can't be as strong as you but it's as strong as you and like man Stone to death by monkeys in India they threw rocks at him They hit him on the head chest and legs they beat him to death with rocks.

1:43:01I'm a good pitcher Joe I bet you are look if you had a weapon. I like you if you got something you could really fucking crack it with a baseball bat I like you but the thing is man if you don't and that thing bites you You're taking it out. Yeah, all right. You got shorts on good luck son It's gonna rip a giant chunk of your thigh out. Well, these all rules will have to head showers There's no rules with champs bro. No rules. I'm saying like what am I allowed to wear if I'm short sir P in my laptop wear a little armor I held me at night and my laptop wear a helmet like a night. Yeah, but if I'm gonna fight a monkey a fuck fair You want team person or team monkey?

1:43:39What's fair? I want you have to be crazy to fight a monkey in a fair fight. Oh, no, you know you're right I look at a weapon. I'm monkey's gonna cheat. There's no fair. This is gonna be a dirty fight Okay, if I bring a bat I want to go on No, I know God. I want to know. That's the look at we're proving hockey. We're proving something We're proving something human beings have figured this out bang shut the fuck up You get it a fucking arm wrestling match with the gorilla. I've been boom shut the fuck up. We figured that out Okay, right so all this fair enough. Yeah, you don't want to be fighting a fair entertainment value But it just shows how weak we are.

1:44:14Yeah, no comparison to what we think even strong people What is this a six month old girl was being breastfed in her mother's lap in a courtyard room in her home in a small village in North India population approximately five thousand a macaque entered the room through an open door and apparently without Provocation snatch the infant from her the monkey then proceeded to leap from the terrace to terrace holdings the infant while being pursued by local Residences, wow the monkey eventually dropped it. That's crazy. Oh Ro Ro Yeah, I'm telling you man. You don't want to fuck with a monkey. All right, I think I Think it would it would shock you I had a chimp on news radio once and I don't even think that that I think that scene got cut from the final episode Because it was something I had to do with animals.

1:45:05So we had animals and so we had this chimp on set And I did not have a scene with the chimp But I was there so I got to like hold on to the chimp and like hang on hang out with it. Maybe I did have a scene with it I don't remember Whatever it was this chimp was a baby Mm -hmm Dipper and it was so strong dude. It was hitting my back just playing you know just tapping me and I was like whoa Yeah, there was one on SNL and I got to go in the room baby Arm and he kept saying don't let him don't let him knit at you Don't let him to he left me alone for like 30 seconds. Oh, and all I remember is the skull skull is Really hard.

1:45:44I was like I was like I coconut that thing It's very powerful, dude. They don't baby. Yeah, it's a baby But it doesn't feel like you think a baby should feel like it feels like a super athlete like when you touch their muscles Even though they're a baby. They're they're so jacked Yeah, like you feel the little muscles you like holy fuck man. You sure they know hair one, right? Yeah That I mean that is what it is. Yeah, that's just sure Yeah, and the no hair one that you see like that one if you think about the amount of muscle that thing has it's probably 180 pounds You got to multiply that times like four and that's how it's strong It is in terms of people right.

1:46:25It's it's a different thing even though it looks so I'm probably if it was a dude If it was a dude that was but you would fear it, but you would fear it not What I'm saying is you would go that guy's fucking jacked. I bet he's strong Yes, we'll take what you think about a guy that looks like that and multiply times four and that's how strong a champ is I that's what scary. Yeah, no, that's frightening all right you convinced me. I'm not gonna fight the monkey No one can fight a champ, but a monkey you might have a chance if you're a bad motherfucker, you know If you're a good kickbox like Kaleo round tree He might fuck up a little monkey You know get him with some leg kicks.

1:47:04Yeah, I think yeah, the monkey doesn't understand defense As long as you keep it from biting your face as long as you can keep it from just getting a hold of you and biting a chunk out of you You're gonna they will bite a fucking chunk out of you son. You got to have Kevlar close on You gotta work Kevlar close Kevlar gloves. That's what I would say, but then your face. What are you gonna do about your face? Your face is a real problem with a monkey. They're gonna go right for your eyeballs. They know what you see out of they're gonna rip your fucking eyeballs Yeah, because if your leg game isn't working He's able to immediately jump up like a pretty air and grab a hold you you can't get them off of you.

1:47:40You're fuck man. Yeah Oh, though it would be great. I'm sure I'm wondering if they had stuff like that in a Roman Empire They did I had I bet they had everything and we're not that far away from doing that right now man watch slap fight We're not that far away. We're not that far away of people just having I mean There's there's these organizations that have sword fights now. Why yeah people dress up like nights They put full night armor on when my feelings and I didn't know if it was real or not. It's real man I really get hurt. They really get hurt. They beat each other with their shields. Yeah, they fuck each other up Like and they're using acts is to know they're using all kinds of weapons.

1:48:26They're just using weapons while they're actually where it is serious Yeah, no this swords Bro, this is rough to they fight and they fucking need each other and kick each other and throw each other and get on top of each other and beat The shit out of each other and they're doing it with armor on it's wild man. It's wild. So we're slowly slowly slowly getting back Look at this guy's head over with the shield. Yeah, he battered him with his fucking shield You beat the fuck out of that dude. I mean, don't think that guy felt that. Oh no, he's done fucked up. He's fucked up He wow, he basically beat him to death of the shield.

1:49:01I mean, that's what we're saying. Well if the guy lives He's gonna live barely look. He's still moving. He's still even look. I mean that guy's his body's movies dead That's just the nerves they got destroyed by a shield This is the one I saw this one I saw I'm like bro. They come on so insane. This is so insane people are fighting with axes Look at this How about their fucking hands with the gloves come off? Oh God your fucking glove hack your hand hacked off Why do you go from there to there? I guess they got honor. I skipped ahead. I was trying to find it They got on or they start again. Let me see some of this.

1:49:34This is so crazy, dude.

1:49:39Oh My god Slash nature with axes. Oh, all right. So they let you go once you down. Thank God Stuck in them right there Still all you need is like one guy. Yeah, just like whoops. Sorry. They got stuck in him, man I didn't mean to juggle near you like the hockey dude. Oh my god You see that one which one the hot oh, yeah, it's that guy cut. I did see that one. That was horrifying horrifying Yeah, don't show me that too far away from this don't show me that one. Yeah, that's bad Yeah, but we're not that far if the if people are doing that how how long for people to do with samurai outfits on fight with samurai swords and Slice each other up You know that was one of those things that would distinguish Nazis when you mean when the Nazis through operation paper clip When the United States acquired a bunch of Nazi scientists and brought them over here to work in NASA well, you're a conspiracy theorist.

1:50:38Yeah Yeah, and one of things we distinguish you could know they were Nazis is they they all these distinctive facial scars because they did Dooling it was a big thing with the Nazis so they would put these goggles on see the scars they have in their face Oh, yeah, these guys would put goggles on and they would sword fight each other with these very thin razor sharp Wow look at the gut and it was like a badge of honor to have these Facial scars it made you look like a bad motherfucker so all these guys have these massive facial scars And that was one way where you could tell that someone was a Nazi look at that guy with the goggles on So that's what they look like after the fights they would just get their face sliced up and then and then what then it comes to this fact that they became our Scientists they worked for NASA.

1:51:27There's but these were Nazis and this is something that Nazis did when they were younger They would have these sword fights with goggles on and it was like a sign that you were the real deal You're the real deal you got the big face guard you fucking fought with a sword sure. It's a different level of commitment Correct. It's like a gang another gang. You got to take you got it. Yeah, you got a killer guy on a Wednesday He bring me his ear back and you get a jacket Google NASA scientists with Nazi dueling scars we're gonna op a look at it for Slice on space imagine you're trying to get to the moon You're like I think to be amazing thing for mankind right and then you have to I didn't introduce you to Dr.

1:52:13heavenstein. Oh Dr. heavenstein. This is Marty He's going to help you with all the of you new needs with rocketry and you look at this big -ass Scar and the students face like you just bring a Nazi help me. You think I'm fucking Nazi. How bad do you want to be Is this a real Nazi? Yeah, look at this dude. Are you really do the scars on that guy's face the first director of NASA's Cape Canaveral was a Nazi scientist Kurt Heinrich Debus also Participant in operation paper clip. So what happened was the war was over and for whatever reason Germany had some of the most incredible scientists man Can I just say yeah if you look at look at go from Kennedy's Kenny the guy with the Nazi His face almost looks like this is not what I was promised the other guy is like I guess that's a way Kennedy's like what what the fuck is going on with the shades on Yeah, yeah, that's the guy doesn't the grassy knoll he is doing it.

1:53:21That's the new that killed Kennedy 100 % look at him And look at his kidding look at his body language. I'm kidding look at his body language He's the only one with the body language going wait What's going on and then the other guy's like yeah, this well Will they manage the man with the face all the ass let his face what are they even talking about yeah? What are they talking about they sit between them? This might be one that exploded or something No, did Apollo one explode or is it one the one that explode on the fire on the launch pad? Yeah, I heard the video of it. Is that what it was? So like a guy's no, I don't believe Apollo one was in 63 was it?

1:53:57I'm just gonna check but when I was clicking around for this guy it said he was the also the leader of Apollo one Okay, but I don't think the Apollo one I think that was later. I think Apollo one was long after Kennedy had been assassinated I believe so the moon landing was 69 so Apollo one was 67 I see what yeah, so what yeah, that's what it just said so this wouldn't have been that yeah Yeah, it means something else but at the end of the day there were Nazis 62 is what this is Yeah, they are they are the gang and Nazis to figure out how to get to the moon including Werner von Braun The head guy of NASA I know the Simon Weezen's thoughts but a lot of people You Can say it a million times and they could look it up and they and they And they absorb it Yeah, but a lot of people still Don't comprehend it which is which is mind -boggling because that but but then you have to start questioning okay so If we started back then when did it really really start and then how involved and it's I think a lot of people afraid to put that much time in them and and thought into whoa this is maybe maybe there's a lot of things that have happened That we've been told and that we've been educated on by the very great professors and all the information and time It's not exactly What you may have thought have been and for some reason I feel like so much of the population is They just don't even want to hear it or take the time because For whatever read it's too much a lot to sift through it's a lot to sit through but especially There's so many different things to sift through like if you want to get into the federal reserve like what is it?

1:55:50Hold on and we Not a federal institution when you want to like go into that that's it takes so long Just to get into the federal reserve just try to figure out how money works right right and what is the everyone still how many people still think the federal reserve Is federal most people it says federal in the name. That's so great. It's genius genius. It's amazing. It's genius It is genius. I said it works. Yes, but it's also like one of those things It's kind of grandfathered in because it's always been there You know since Nixon right was it when when did they institute the Federal Reserve before that?

1:56:24Well, well with Nixon I don't know gold standard right was it Nixon? I don't know I thought who took us off the gold standard was it Nixon or is it Reagan? I think it was next because I think it was in the 70s Right right right so when did the Federal Reserve get started 13 so the Federal Reserve is quite a bit before that It's all nuts man. It is so nuts This is the fact that here's the nutty thing the fucking crypto thing Crypto thing is so wild. I can't wrap my head around it. There's gonna be an amazing movie I guarantee with Sam Bankman Freed story. I mean how do you not make an amazing movie about a guy who is worth Fucking billions of dollars Live it in the Bahamas and in a house with nine of his friends They all fucked each other and they all did drugs constantly and they openly talked about like taking amphetamines on Twitter Like one of the ladies that is she is testifying against him now Caroline whatever her name is his girlfriend at the time She tweeted about how when you're on amphetamines like regular life She seems so stupid something along those lines about like not being on amphetamines regular life seems so stupid Like she was there getting whacked out all the time find that quote and what is this is a movie?

1:57:38I don't know this should be a movie about it Because these people with is the crypto exchange and these people were making billions of dollars But here's where it gets crazy. Okay. They were the number two donor to the Democratic Party So they're fun like they're getting away with this nonsense They're doing it in a place where they're not subjects in the same regulations That's why they go to the Bahamas and then they just say listen everybody can have a piece of this pie They just given out pie They're giving out pie and everybody's like this pie is amazing and meanwhile everybody's going where the fuck is my money?

1:58:13Yeah, nothing like regular amphetamine used to make you appreciate how dumb a lot of normal non -medicated human experiences Wow, you course wow It's definitely but that's you know, that's room for introspection I mean if you should be ripping people off if you're on if you're on amphetamines all the time you don't have time for Normal introspection. Wow. You're fucking jerk. I want a boy on Ireland My own fucking spaceship I'm just gonna be saying Democrats send more we have pledged this year to send one billion dollars if the money's all fake You can just send them a billion dollars like yeah, here's a billion dollars of this fake money that for whatever reason I have It's in all crazy.

1:58:54It's not so what do you do? It's nuts? So where do you go? That's how do you spend a lot of time going all right? Where's this where is this all gonna go? It's gonna go really but you're only gonna have a certain amount of control no matter what as an individual human being you're only gonna have a certain amount of control My hope is that cooler heads will prevail my hope is that as many other Cataclysm's and catastrophes were avoided through Discourse and people waking the fuck up in the past like the Cuban Missile Crisis Like all the the shit that we went through when we were in high school and we thought every day the Russians and us were gonna go Nuclear war.

1:59:29I have to go under the desk and do the bomb Nuclear bomb We were all freaked out everybody didn't know it's my age and and into younger like until the wall fell down Everybody was terrified that we're gonna have a nuclear war with Russia 100 % 100 % yeah, it was a thing that was like in the air and I remember when the Soviet Union collapsed I was like I know I got a sigh like this. We got no more anxious in this country. Yes people don't know that These kids today don't know what it was like to experience that every day when we were in high school. Yes Even grammar school that started that started all Kidding carton all spread out again.

2:00:08Yeah, go all throughout our schoolings. It was all we were always worried about Russia Everybody I know that I talked to people they grew up in Colorado people they grew up in California Everybody has the same stories. Yeah So when that dropped off man that shows that things can get better. Yeah, even it was only better for a short period of time And it's not even a short period of time. It's just this is how things go They go like this and then they go like this and then we push back and they go like this And they go up and they go down and you got to constantly be trying to like move it in a direction Where there's the least amount of corruption possible and that's fucking hard when people have control over things and that's why You should fight against control because control is it's never good It's never good when they can just decide what you do and where you go It this is the fucking endpoint is always communism if you just keep going like Jordan Peterson said keep going down that line You get to a communist dictatorship and when you hear all that kind of talk and it's easy for people Don't have anything to go.

2:01:06Yeah, the people who have it. They should give it to the people who don't have it like okay Who's telling you this the government is telling you this why you want to fight against each other right? This is all crazy talk the billionaire is telling you and telling the masses like no you should share for everyone the guy with the Four houses That guy how do you not half his face is starting to hang now it's a fascinating Like I'm sorry Exercise he's chosen to get in yes if you this That he's like that maybe that's a big one well that's big but it's getting it's fuzzy you're playing that game Right and if you're in that like that's what when you have those guys the speculators the guys who are involved in betting on businesses collapsing and you know There's like a lot of people that are Invested in destroying things hostile takeovers.

2:02:03They enjoy those things I had a friend who started a company as his own company and hired this guy I think I don't forget what his job was but a high level executive and then they tried to start a coup to get him kicked out It was own company that he started it happens all the time Again bad opening there he had a battle it for a long time took a long time to get out from under it And I was like whoa this is a company that he started But that's what people do Do you think that's what people do they they try to always get more and more power. It's just what people do I I feel there may come a time.

2:02:41I don't know where Um It's gonna take a lot where We've really like we just have a game show where like we start you start uniting people I would say put a game show together unite the people right and You put the left on one side of rice and and you're allowed to talk you have to talk and you have to connect Before the other day where you got to come out as best friend But any time you mentioned politics Or something you think you know, but you clearly learned it from your emotion Bob you get zapped electrocuted something like that And it's just the whole game is All right like Francis For instance if you bring up politics he is apt.

2:03:28Yeah like for instance because we need to unite Do you know what I mean you we need to unite so Like when we had no when we had no Supplies okay, I mean I really got supplies But you you'd have a billion Trump boating parades You tell me at that time How to put the two sides together you could have took the Trump boat parators and you had to put on everyone a haze Trump And you get like you know you put here and you go get the supplies and You've but any time you have to connect get the supplies without fighting about politics the point the story is I'm all over the way the point of the story is It doesn't matter how much you hate each other had to write on what you think about we're all gonna connect the minute you Unplugged we unplug from it all and ignore it all I don't know We're all gonna connect if there's another conflict if there's a conflict on our shores We're all gonna connect again that that would be undeniable through some sort of an attack another 9 -11 That would be what brought people together in 2001 would bring people together in 2024 when it when it brought people together in 2001 it was shocking Everywhere in LA everybody had American flags on their cars.

2:04:44It was a totally different vibe and again I hate to say it because I don't want it to happen no But when people realized like what's really important? Mm -hmm and that it's not all this bullshit that people are fighting about all the time. Yes, I think that's I used to I used to joke About the idea that Intelligence agencies would infiltrate areas of society and ruin them to keep people fighting against each other I'm like, why would they do that? Why would they do that? I know they don't have the time to do that But now I think they definitely've done that They fucking they definitely have done that so that that's kind of a crazy thing when you got something that's working for the people And and against the people on the people's money and I think a lot I know this sounds crazy But I think a lot of that has to do with spirit like what you said when everything went down everyone looked at the The the fireman the police officers everyone that helped as here There was a spirit.

2:05:44There's a spirit that united people that want to now Going into conflict was a whole different story and I also felt over the next couple After that spirit I almost feel like oh man, we the bad guys They didn't expect that much spirit from us to look after each other and then the next years They're like now we got to demonize the police and demonize so now they started all this complete chaos And I do hope what you're talking about like if God forbid I Pray to God. I think we all do no one ever wants violence of anything, but I hope that's not what we're doing We need to Make our spirits come alive.

2:06:27I really do I think It's not necessary. It's not necessary. It's possible that we can get our shit together without that But I know it is that when things happen that was initially in the beginning of COVID I was hoping that was I was hoping that would happen. I was hoping you would unite people It had the opposite effect, but I was hoping when the country got shut down that people are gonna be cooler to each other Because they realize like hey under the threat of something that none of us can control that could take our loved ones away We all have a shared interest in common and that's Keeping society running and getting back to normal again.

2:07:03I think I was hopeful I Well because I had lived through 9 -11. I remember what that was like that after those days like I remember People were genuinely nicer for months for months for a long time after 9 -11 all the whole of the whole country Everywhere you went people had they were cooler. You're no you're a hundred percent right and but I do feel What that time did at least for me? I taught me how to judge mental. I am it taught me how much anger I still have in me taught me how much resentment I might have towards people, but what it did to like I 9 -11 did that no no no no COVID yeah We formed like I would go this coffee shop I've been going there forever and ever and ever and one for I talked about a while ago But that group and they still hang out all the time There's a lot of differences in that group Like we there was a couple of us there was one or two of us that would go around and around with vaccines and bottle blind What are you with this and then I tried to explain about the point of the story So I remember a moment where we were all sitting together.

2:08:10There's like 25 of us, dude You know what it's like for guys to hang out But when you add wives and there's nothing against women or what but when you start pairing up Couples and they start hanging out we started hanging first of all this group would hang out every day All different walks of life all different walks of life all different financial brackets and Then after a while You know you play with a ball to do whatever we hang out We like we got to do something besides drinking we start to find a more things to do then it brought us close We started bringing the wives and all the wife started hanging out and then we started having big gatherings my house my friend Tom's house and we had and we all looked at this guy needs his You know his basement Everyone's on this guy's going to airport and I went oh No no no no no no no, hey this one's mothers having some issues and we don't put them and I'll never forget a really cool moment was we were in more we were in Morristown in Jersey We're all sitting down and my friend Basil is saying a big big guy from Greece and he's sitting down and I'm looking like a basil.

2:09:13Like, how did this happen? Like this guy's a lawyer. This guy's a 9 -11 fireman, my friend Joe. This guy's a fireman. This guy's a landscaper. This guy's from this country. And he just simply said, you know why Jim? Because he said that he's like, nobody thinks who they are. And I feel like we live in a society. We're not only do we trust, we put way too much trust in people who think who they are. What do you mean by that? What I mean is you're, you are one of the biggest voices in the world. You don't walk around the streets. You don't meet me backstage. You don't talk to the people, if you're going to go to the deli, you don't act like you are one of the base of it.

2:10:09A ball player. There's two ball players, the billionaires. One comes in, a lawyer, two lawyers come in. One guy thinks he deserves, do you know why I'm the biggest lawyer in the world? I'm the judge. Do you realize I'm the top veterinarian and the blah, blah, blah. But do you realize those people have been trained to a mindset that closes them? Oh, this guy's below me. The one you see, no. I mean, this group, the reason we got along, and I'm okay with him being a pusher of vaccines. Like, you know what, it's all right. I still know the human side of you. This guy's pushing his electric cars, I wish I think it's the most ridiculous thing in the world.

2:10:52But you know what? It's getting him and this guy through and blah, blah, blah. And at the end of the day, when we really need each one, and one another, when it came from family or an issue or tragedy, we didn't care about any of that. We didn't care that was a comedian. We didn't care about any of us what we did. It was that spirit and nucleus of just us being pure humans and caring with our hearts after one another, rather than giving a shit what we do for a living and do you know who I am? I'm not gonna see it here while you disparage electric cars. I just see it. I got one. I got one. They're the shit.

2:11:29I got one. I got one. I don't think it's full electric. Do you see the new G -Wagon stuff? Oh yeah, they got a high. Right. It does this 360. Oh yeah. Yeah, then those G -Waggins are out of control. It's got electric stuff on it. You ever see the G -Wagon squared? It's like for people that don't think a G -Wagon is showy enough. They get a double size G -Wagon. Right, but the point is I don't care about electric cars. You don't want to meet brother, I don't let that go. They're amazing. Well, I get it. I have one too. Which one do you have? I have the Chevy Bolt. I don't drive it. I don't. Get it.

2:11:59And it's awesome. You need to drive a Tesla. I don't want to. No. I don't have a model. I have no interest. It's a ship. It's a spaceship. I like pumping the gas in. I do too. I enjoy it. Jimmy, I get it. I've been in this. My friend Tom scares the shit out of me. You go like to drive parts of something. Look at it. I don't do that. I don't do that. But I do it occasionally. But I keep my hand right there. I really do. Most of the time I like to drive it. But the thing is like driving it is. I know. It's extraordinary. It's like being on a rocket. Watch this. Zero to a thousand. You don't have to do that.

2:12:33That's what I'm saying. The way it just integrates with traffic. Not just going crazy like a maniac and doing something horrible. It's a different game. It's playing a different game. It can go to places where your regular car can't go. It can merge way faster than your regular car can. And not cause any problems. You have to speed up to get on the highway speeds. Everyone's going 70. You fuck it up for the people in the right lane. Not with that car. You're like, whew. Chill out. I live in Florida. Everyone's 70, 80 years old. I ain't in a hurry. I know you're not in a hurry. It's not about being in a hurry.

2:13:05It's about the wonder that you feel like when you're control of this immense technology. I have been a gear head my whole life. I had muscle cars when I was in high school. And as soon as I started making money, one of the first things I wanted to do is get a dope car. I love cars. I know. So I'm not an anti -combustion engine guy. I love those things. My favorite cars are 1960s to early 1970 muscle cars. Those are my favorite cars by far, but they are dog shit compared to a Tesla. The way that thing moves is it's, whew. I agree. If a muscle car can move like that, oh my God. Even the best, when they take a car and they retrofit it with all these amazing parts and they make it a resto mod with a modern engine and modern brakes, it can't fuck with one of those electric cars.

2:14:03You know what it is? Those things are on a totally different level. Maybe I'm, you know what? I'll admit, I'm a little intimidated. Almost like my kid trying to show me how to use my phone. I'm like, I don't want it. It's too many buttons. I don't want to deal with this. Those things are easy. I love getting in someone's Tesla. I love that. And they get the whole age of press. Do you know how to make a phone call with your phone? Yeah. You know how to send a text? You can drive a Tesla. It's not hard. No, I know that. The screen's as big as much. It's great if you're fucking looking at the navigation.

2:14:33No, I know this. It's the greatest screen ever for navigation. You're looking at a literal iPad in front of you. I believe it. It shows you all the roads coming up. It's fucking fantastic. I believe it. I'm not scared. If you're gonna drive, drive one once. Drive one once, you'll drive it and you go, oh shit. Okay, this is amazing. It's a future. Jamie, talk to him about your plan. I agree with you. Tell him. Tell him I feel. I can't sell it better than you just did. The leaving. You sold it. Leave it around. The light is the best. It's the best. The light turns green. You're like, bye. Wee. Wee.

2:15:06If you're in the front, you're like, wee. You're going 70 miles an hour before they hit 20. It's there's no gears. It's one gear. I got it. Bro, I got it. Talk to me. It's fun when someone thinks like, oh, a Tesla pull up next to me and watch this. Oh, dude. I remember I was in my GT3 RS. I have a GT3 RS that's built by Shark Works. They take a regular GT3 RS and they juice it up to 518 horsepower. And it sounds like a dragon. And this dude in a silent model 3 just zip past me. I gunned it, man. I tried to keep up with this guy. You're not taking me. I didn't have a chance in hell. He was way faster than me.

2:15:44And that car is fast. It's a literal race car. Yeah, I believe you. It's a fast car. And it was nothing compared to that little electric car. It went, wee, bye. See you. Bye, bye. You look stupid making all that dumb noise. Rummer, rummer. I'm three lights behind you. But the thing is, life is not a race. And the thing about cars is what I always tell people, if you really want to enjoy a car, what you want is a car. It doesn't have to be the fastest car. You want to get it down to where you feel the most about what's going on. That's what driving a car is really all about. The more numb it gets, like a Tesla's kind of numb.

2:16:26It's electric. It doesn't make any sound. It handles really well because it's got all these computers that are calculating everything and amazing suspension. But those old cars, you feel everything. You feel in your ass when you're going around a corner. You feel the weight distribution of the car. You know where the breaking point to the tires are you know exactly how much pull you have to have. Especially if you have a manual steering car, like an old car that has manual steering, like an old Porsche, those things are magical. Like they're not fast, man. They're not fast. I got a 1993 Porsche.

2:16:59It's a 964. It's got like 300 horsepower. It's not fast. It's but it's magical to drive. You feel everything, man. It's like you're on a ride.

2:17:11You're feeling the bumps on your ass. You're feeling the fucking, the tires, you're literally in connected to how they're gripping the road. It's feedbacks going through your fingers. You're feeling the engine revving, your foot when you hit the accelerator. You're feeling it. It's not fast, but it's insanely enjoyable. Because you're connected to this mechanism, you're connected to this pinnacle of engineering. And the irony is, as we've gotten better at engineering, we've removed the enjoyment of driving a raw car. Raw cars are the most enjoyable thing to drive. Okay. At least for me. I got you.

2:17:54My wife does want to have nothing to do with those stupid cars. No, no. I don't. I don't know. She loves a nice electric car. Wee, no noise. Wee. I get it. I'm in. I got people don't like it. It has nothing to do with liking. But if you could drive a 1970 Porsche, a good one with a real good suspension, one that's been done up a little bit, so it handles better. Oh my God. It's the way to go. Whaaaaaaaaaah! 2 ,200 pounds. You can get one. It's 2 ,200 pounds. It doesn't need much horsepower, like 260, 270. That's all you need. Oh, look at it. And you just whaaaaaaaaaah! Whaaaaaah! I'm telling you, if you did, it'll change your life.

2:18:29All right, it'll change your life. I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna debate it with you. It's not something you go to the grocery store with. It's something you're like, Jim's got a clear his head. Is that what it is? Whaaaaaah! Yeah, you're on a ride. I'm a parker.

2:18:43Whaaaaaah! Whaaaaaah! Whaaaaaah! You're feeling it and pull that fucking window down because you gotta do it like this. You gotta roll that bitch. You gotta actually crank it. Whaaaaaah! You're feeling it engine behind you. Whaaaaaah! You're on the fucking highway. Whoa, James on the highway. Mine's getting slower. Mine's, the window's coming down. Show me, max walker. Magnus Walker takes his Porsche out on the highway. I think he took it out on the 110. This is a perfect example of this guy. This guy collects these old Porsches. He's just due to made a bunch of money and clothing and textiles.

2:19:20Okay, he's got this business now where he just makes Porsches. Takes his Porsche and makes these outlaw cars. He juuses up the engine and it's okay. But he, there are little, these little tiny light cars. Look at him, watch it, listen to him drive it. It doesn't matter what you drive but share the same common passion. And that ultimately is to get out and drive it. This dude's in a little ride, son. That ain't a car. He's always following your passion and doing things that you love to do. Let me see if he's scoot ahead to this long video to him drive it. Where is this? I don't know, he's from England, but he lives in California.

2:19:58He's got this, I've been to his place. He's got a dope warehouse in downtown LA and he keeps all these Porsches in. I went and visited him. So, just show him drive in this fucking thing. So here's his work, here is. This is what I'm talking about. Okay, this, I shouldn't pay attention. This is what I'm talking about. And this is an old turbo. This is a wild little car. These are all those widow makers because when you go around a corner with those things, they have a, it's all rear weight bias so they whip around and do a fucking 316. You smash into things. People don't know how to drive these things, get fucked up.

2:20:34But downtown LA around Buckdale is actually pretty steep on a lot of those roads. This guy's flying.

2:20:43See, drives late at night, man. He gets out late at night when there's no one on the road and he takes these little wild Porsches out. This motherfucker's in a video game. He's in like a real live video game. Look at this. The thing about those cars is you don't even have to drive them fast for it to feel like you're going fast. Because you're so connected to them, if you drive in 50, 60 miles an hour, it feels like you're going 100 in a regular car. It feels wild. Because you feel the speed, they're light. This is one of his best ones. This little thing super light. I mean, this dude is on a ride, son.

2:21:21He's not in a fucking G -wik. Hey, listen to that thing. He's downshifting. Rev matching. This motherfucker knows what he's doing. He knows how to drive one of these things. That's a little piece of art. That's a different experience. That's his Zen. Yeah, that's your Zen. That's so much different than driving an electric car. That's the total opposite of an electric car. Because it's not the most efficient. It's not the most tech, the biggest technological marvel. But it's the perfect balance of fun and feel. I got you. And transportation. I got you. Just makes my tickle. See? On the opposite with a bicycle ride at night.

2:22:05That's a great thing, too. Yes. That's a great thing. That's not the opposite. That's a beautiful thing. I take it on a bicycle ride. Pitch black, no one out. It's peaceful. It's beautiful. A bicycle ride at night is amazing. Not not spent a ride. Just get on a bike and just drive around. Clear your head. Yeah. You know what I've done, too? Is it nice? What's up? Jetskies on a lake at night. Ooh. Not going fast. Just tune around, bro. Just tune around. I want Jetskies. Not that one. I would love if I had the opportunity. I think Jetskies rather than a boat. Jetskies are amazing. Because you can go so fast in those fucking things.

2:22:43And there's no risk. Well, there's a risk. You could definitely hurt yourself if you feel. But not nearly the same kind of risk if you're on a motorcycle. But you're like on a motorcycle. Just on a motorcycle on the water. But it's really balanced. Like they are fun. All right. So here, here's my thing with fat. Let me tell you when I stopped at the fast. I was a fast guy. This is one of those weird moments. I'm being dead honest. Okay. I just got my new car. It's where I got it. All right. I'm doing a gig. I'm out in this freaked me out. This is why. So I go do the gig. And as I'm driving back, it's about, I don't know, 132 in the morning.

2:23:22It's way out long. I want to go back to Jersey because it's striking distance. I'm going back home. As I'm in the left lane. Okay. Hit the rain. It's dark. Bob, I'm with my friend Rob. I'm flying. Oh no. I love going. I'm hitting 90, 95. Oh no. That's awesome. And it's raining. Yeah, it's raining. But it just finished raining. And now I'm on the Jersey side. And on my life, as I'm driving, the inside goes, Jim, go in the middle lane. I'm not talking about, dude. And as I'm in the middle lane, he doesn't even know I'm having this conversation on my head. I was there going to middle lane. I, and it was not only the middle lane, just because of the car, just slow down a life jam.

2:24:14All right. So this is my whackiness. I go into the middle lane on my life, Joe, on my life. This freaked me out. The second I got in that middle lane, there was a car, all the lights off. Oh no. In the left fucking lane. Oh no. Just sitting there. Oh no. And I went, and the two of us went holy shit. Dude, if we didn't fucking move to the middle lane, what a fucking hit that. And then I noticed, as we were going, there was a bunch of cars on the side. So I don't know what kind of accident broke out. I did that. I had the exact same accident. That shit happens to me, and I don't look at it. It's like nothing.

2:24:53The exact same. It was me and my friend, John. We were driving in New York, and we were coming home from playing pool. And I was in the second to left lane, and I saw it up ahead, because it had very dull hazard lights. There were the battery was dead. So the hazardous were very dull. And I saw it, and I went, oh shit, and I changed lanes. And then I looked behind me in the rear view mirror, and I saw a car hit it. Just full on. Yes. Boom. And then in the other car hits, we watched this fucking pile on happen right behind us. Dude, what the, the fact of what I go far out there, we're like, what made me at that moment, say, getting the middle lane.

2:25:36I didn't even see it. I didn't see it light. So that's why I know you love the fast. I don't have that at the time. But I'm not in the down. You don't understand, I'm not into going fast on the highway. No, you know what, it's really interesting in, is input from a car. I don't need to be going fast. I like a car that, let's like, where I like muscle cars, they give you input. It's a field you have when you're riding them. You don't have to ride them irresponsibly to enjoy it. Yeah, you're just, you're connected to the machine. It's just a different, it's a different thing. I got it, it's just different.

2:26:08I got it. Saddle my, I don't mean you should be driving irresponsibly. You know, that's, No, it's sad. What he's doing, the thing that's he's doing, I mean, he's really doing that on these open roads. And he's going, probably, probably, you know, if I would close it down or he's got it down and with silence, I think he just goes really late at night. I think that's the move. I think if you're like a city dweller and you live in downtown LA, they ain't shit going on there at night. Everybody, there's no one there at night. Downtown LA is weird, dude. It's weird, because you think like downtown, wherever, New York City, oh my God, it's gonna be hop -ins, gonna be restaurants and people.

2:26:44Downtown LA is a zombie movie. It's a full -on zombie movie. It's the craziest homeless population on earth. Still. Oh my God, dude. If you ever been down to those side streets that are complete skid row, where they're totally covered with people, did I saw it in like, I was filming Fear Factor there in like 2003. That's how far back it goes. Yeah, 2003, there was skid row. It's way before that. There's a documentary on that hotel. What's that hotel called, Ian Jimmy? The Cecil Hotel. That was that hotel where a lady died. They thought that someone had killed her, but really she was off her medication.

2:27:24She jumped into the tanks, the water tanks, on the roof and they found her in there. So this is documentary that they did on the Cecil Hotel. And then it becomes this history of skid row. And what skid row would be like, they would find people, degenerates, or like homeless people, drug addicts from one place. And they would just go take them and drop them off, right in this one area where there's like a shelter and then there's food and keep them there. And so they developed this like fucking internal village in Los Angeles that's all drug addict homeless people. It's insane. I'm talking thousands and thousands of people in this area.

2:28:03I know, but we should put more money in climate change and help out there. What the fuck up thing about that is they engineered that. They made that area. That's how I feel. They sent people to those spot and they had police that kept people from leaving that area. If you've been traveling, haven't you seen certain cities over the last couple of years, at and nowhere, all of a sudden has a huge homeless population? Yeah, a lot. This is not, this is in my opinion from traveling. I mean, but I remember Denver was one of the first places where I was like, what the, this happened quick. Why are they all in Denver?

2:28:39And then Portland, I was seeing LA, but not to the, I've been out of LA a long time. So not to the extent that you have Sam Fran, the first time, my God, it's like 2017, 2018. I was traumatized what I saw in just a short amount of time. It wasn't that crazy. I don't remember it being that crazy, 2015, compared to 2017, 2018, it got, in say it was the price, I saw a guy sticking a needle in it. I saw homeless people, well they made it more convenient for them. They made, they were more tolerant of them and they gave them money to stay there. There's a lot of cities in the Pacific Northwest. I don't know if it's Portland or Seattle, one of them, they interviewed this guy and he was talking about how he gets a check.

2:29:33He gets a check every month. And so it's like beneficial for him to stay on the street. He doesn't have to do anything, he can get his drugs and get his food and he just sleeps on the streets and they're paying them. They're essentially paying them to improve their condition. I doubt it. I mean, maybe people voted out. They're out of their mind. But like either way, those people are in a fucking, those people are in a death cult. They're in a suicide death cult. They want their city to spiral out of control. They want no cops. There's no white trans kids everywhere. I don't know, man. They don't know.

2:30:03It has to be, trying to tick tock, probably Russia. It doesn't make sense. I gotta be. I gotta pee really bad, too. We'll come back. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense that people are buying into it, right? We'll be right back. I think there's a fucking game going on, Jim. That game is total control of the human population. It's the same game it's been going on since the British Empire. The beginning of the time, game that went on when Portugal went to South America. It's the same game that we've been doing forever. The same game. It's just being done on a different playing field.

2:30:39It's a different world. There's a different influence. There's this whole digital thing that no one's completely got control of yet. And there's a lot of AI talk and we don't exactly know what state of the art is. It's shocking how good it is already. So the other day, I don't know what it was, but over Florida, South West Florida, my daughter and I were Ryan Abysco. And you saw your phone. No, wasn't it? No, wasn't UFO. It was this. Wait, it was some... You saw that giant alien at the main mall. No, dude. Epstein Sound. Can we send out the aliens, please, immediately? They're open. Ten foot Anunaki.

2:31:22It was ten foot Anunaki. Where's the video? It's clear. There are a grainy video footage. This fucking high resolution cell phone footage for those kids beating the fuck out of people at that mall. What is this? How many cameras are in a freaking mall? There's no cameras in a mall. You don't have to say. Anyone video -tests. They don't work on aliens. The cameras don't work. Oh, you know what? That's the... No, so we're looking up in the... I had a friend of mine try to convince me that the aliens erased the video footage that he was getting of the flying saucer that was in his backyard. Come on.

2:31:55No, he really believed it. No, so this was... I'm like, bro, you forgot to press record. So this was... Jesus Christ. So first, what is that? I don't know. So I'm asking you. That looks like a launch. So that could be either a missile test or that could be a satellite launch. Where was that? Okay, you're near Cape Canaveral. It's the testing test of the thing. It's the testing space. SpaceX. But here's... Here's what you're near Cape Canaveral, right? Yeah. That's what that is. Okay, so... Did you Google rockets being launched today? But what was... Did you go straight to Reddit? No, no, I knew.

2:32:33I was like, I'm not gonna go on either one of these. I just watched it, my... And I just watched it to be honest with you, because it formed a cloud. And it looked like there was this weird cloud formation in the middle of the sky. And then all of a sudden, there are two or three of them that started jetting out from each side. I was like, oh, wow. But what blows my mind is when you look at it as you say it's a rocket, it's moving, you see... It almost looks like... Whatever it's cutting through, you see it. Do you know what I mean? Well, if you're going through water, you're like, you see the water.

2:33:11Right, do you know? Do you go through air? It's... Okay. But do you know why? No, it's heat and condensation. It's the same reason why you see it controls after jet engines. Okay, so what jet engines, when they go to the sky, they say, oh my god, they're making fake clouds. They are making clouds. Yes. This is how they make clouds. It's an accidental thing of having a very hot jet engine that's going through an area with a very specific amount of moisture in the air. So when they travel through with a certain amount of humidity, a certain amount of moisture with the heat of the jet engine, it literally creates clouds.

2:33:44And the thing is, like when people say, oh, they're geoengineering, involuntarily for sure. Like maybe they've done some stuff, they've definitely cloud -seated, and there definitely have been some experiments about lowering the temperature of the earth by seeding things in the clouds. There's definitely been experiments and definitely been studies and discussions about that. But one of the things that happens when you have all the jets flying back and forth like we do is you are 100 % creating cloud cover that cools the earth. They found that out during 9 -11, because after 9 -11, when they shut down all the airports, they shut down all the flights, and there was no planes in the sky.

2:34:22The temperature got warmer, and it's because they're literally covering us with clouds every time they go over in these jets, that's what's happening. So when you're looking at that, that's a similar version of that. You're looking at this insanely powerful rocket that's shooting the satellite up into the sky. Meteorologist explanation of that. Ice crystals come out of the spacecraft exhaust. Wow, are beautiful, and they glow whenever the sunlight hits them. If we're in darkness, but the sunlight is going right past the limb of the earth, then when those ice crystals are up there, they turn into this fantastic show.

2:34:54Amazing. So it's cold as fuck up there, dude. You gotta realize, you're ever looking to plane when it tells you the outside temperature. Yeah, it's like minus 33. Yeah, what the fuck did it? It is freezing up there. So when you're passing through that with a hot jet engine, you're basically making the equivalent of like, if you go outside in the winter and go, right, right, but you're doing it a way more extreme version. You're literally turning it into a cloud. So who is that now? That's space X. I think that's what is next, which Jamie said. Yeah, I did see that. A fucking door blew off in Alaska, airline.

2:35:28Did you see the other one with the plane crashed? What? Bro, this united one. I didn't even think this was the door they set. It was next to the door. Oh my God, it's just a chunk of the fucking, oh my God, it's the chunk of the air. Maybe it was a door. No one flew out, holy shit. No, it happened 20 minutes after they left and they showed them flying. They just found a phone. Can you imagine sitting right there? Someone's iPhone made the fell out while they were up there. Oh my God. They found it. Can you imagine sitting right there? It still worked. Yeah, the two people that were sitting there missed the flight they said.

2:36:01Are you serious? Yeah. Oh my God. That's bizarre. What are the chances of that? The one door that's gonna come off at a billions of flights, that's the two people that were supposed to sit there. See, they're still. They come to the flight. It's just coming down while the door's open. Maybe Jesus is looking out for them. That is so crazy, dude. The flight attendant's making sure he's like, you sure there's no one there? It's not even a door. It doesn't look like a door. It looks like a hole. Who did he get going on here? That's just YouTube. Okay. A lot of YouTube videos that get looked up on this show.

2:36:36Dude. Can't look at this algorithm. Holy crow. Yeah. So did you see the other one where he united airline crashed, landed, it landed, but it landed so hard that it bent the fuselage? No. Yeah. Did they have video of it? They don't have video, but they have photographs of the fuselage that's bent. So whoever was flying this thing. Yeah. There's someone tweeted about it. It was like a new pilot. This is August, maybe. Yeah, look at that. Bro, it crashed so hard. It got a dent in the middle of it. Well, then in Japan, those two planes ran into each other. It said it, yeah. It said it impacted the scrillum, impacted the runway three times, resulting in bent fuselage.

2:37:18It's fucking, what the fuck? And so what happened in Japan? Are they going through a similar thing? Were they just hiring anybody? No, I think. No. Oh, wait. United was the one that was like, we have to hire X amount of that. It's Y amount of that. And I think, I think, each night assertion on the runway, they ran into each other. Oh, Jesus. Oh, right. Huge explosion. Oh my God, that's so crazy. Three hundred and eight and nine people got off. No one died. No one died. No, people died on the spot. A couple people died. I'm playing the hit it, I believe. What a heart show. You make the whole flight.

2:37:49And then that's how you, oh my God, dude. You're already landed. You're done. There's a fucking great book called The Strain. And it's about, it's a, I think, Guillermo del Toro wrote it. Yeah, he did. And then they turned it into a series for, am I saying it right? Was it The Strain? They turned it into a series, but it's about this plane that lands and everybody in the plane's dead. They're blood sucked out of them. It's like, it's a vampire book. Oh, it's a vampire book. I haven't seen this yet. Have you heard of the new Netflix movie? It'll be a page turn. It's about a plane crashed. I heard that it's a violent and done.

2:38:22They start eating each other. Something like that, yes. It's about people who ate each other from Lord of the Flies to lost to yellow jackets. Fictional stories about plane crashes, leaving people stranded in the wilderness have long been the fodder of popular entertainment. These narratives generally delve into the dark side of human nature, often centering on house survivors, eventually turned against one another under the stress of such dire circumstances. Yeah, that's like, that era of COVID. Right, it's time for thousand. I think this is like a, not a remake of a routine. A rugby team. Oh, they made a movie out of it.

2:38:51True story. About 16 members and supporters of a Uruguayan rugby team manages to survive 72 days in one of the world's harshest environments by doing the opposite. While the movie is plenty harrowing, it's also a moving account of how those who lived through the now infamous 1972 crash of the Uruguayan Air Force flight 571 banded together to overcome nearly two and a half months of starvation, frigid temperatures, and extreme weather events, while trapped under remote glacier, high in the anti -smountains. Here's, here's what the factor is there. Uruguayan Air Force. So you're dealing with high level individuals, right?

2:39:27You're dealing with people that are in the fucking Air Force. Right, so they've trained. These aren't just like regular fat civilians that lie about their taxes. These are soldiers. And so they banded together and they survived. And that's the good story. Well, what's the fucking factor in that story? Real humans, hard men, what real humans that have gone through something very difficult to become a member of the Air Force. And they know how to band together. They've been well trained. They have discipline. Yeah, that's what the fucking world needs, bro. That's what the world needs. Like, all this toxic masculinity talk, oh my god, that is China.

2:40:06They're doing it too. They're doing it too. What do you mean? I've got men that they were in the Air Force. No, but you're right. They had no connection to the Air Force. Yeah, I think it's just what they called the planes. So who are the people? The people in the rugby team. Oh, well, there again. Okay, athletes, the rugby team. That's right, they were the rugby team. So that is another version. Rugby team, the rugby players are fucking animals. How tough are those guys? I would never are those motherfuckers. They're crashed into each other with no helmets on. I have a guy in my development once playing.

2:40:35I'm like, I can't row. I'm not doing it. Those guys are animals. No, they're animals. I can't do that. You ever see when they do the Haka? Yes, is that the way? No, is that like the more you're, yeah, before they do. Holy shit, bro. It's spooky. It's amazing. Now can you imagine like a thousand people invading your town doing that? That's exactly. People would already lay down. I don't want to fight these guys. I'm actually just looking like those brave heart type wars. We're looking at people over the other side. I'm out. Show me some of that, Jamie. Show me some of that. Yes, rugby team. Now, imagine these guys showed up.

2:41:06These guys are animals. We're going to fight. They got all taped up a year and shit. They're ready to go to war. They're ready to go to war. This is a totally different kind of game. Yeah. There's no, they don't, they don't have no pads on, man. There's no pads. No pads. And these guys fucking collide with each other. What's this?

2:41:41Tell me again, fired up. Imagine this guy did this in the bar as you're coming out. It's just, you said the wrong thing. Not good. Not good.

2:41:54Listen to that fucking crowd, dude.

2:42:01Is that, that's not aggressive. Is it walking up to the line like that? And that goes crazy.

2:42:20It was one dude in the back. He was like, oh my god, what the fuck am I doing? Where the guy is? The main guy looks at, he's going, he's going to buy something.

2:42:32Bro, the guy in the far left looks crazy. And we're over here arguing about what gender can use what bathroom.

2:42:42Crazy, right? They want us to fight over stupid shit. I know what they want. They want us to become feminized. They want us to become weaker. They want us to become stupor. They want us to become more dossier, more dependent. That's just how people are kids. Dehumanizing. That's what you're dehumanizing. Take out the spirit and what your existence is. Your true existence, your natural. I think that's how things move. I think that's how things progress. You have to have a resistance to something, something's infringing and then you have to have a resistance and then things improve because you realize the power and the importance of this moment.

2:43:21You have to overcome this as a society. We have to overcome this. But we have to be forced into this conflict to be able to rise to overcome it. And I think that's what's happened all throughout history with wars. All throughout, and this is a kind of a war. It's kind of a culture war. Saccalazule. Yeah. And the culture war is attached to physical wars. And it can manipulate those physical wars. It's wild times, kids. They really is. Wildness of times. And we just got to hope that cooler heads prevail and no one decides to get nuclear. No one decides to get Oppenheimer up in this bitch. That's what I understand, too.

2:44:00I remember last time I was here, like people, just everyday people, how hard is it? Why do we allow... If they say, hey man, Russia's a problem. All right, Israel or whatever conflict there is. How can we never just talk to the people? Why can't you? You have to talk to the ones. But why can't you? Who is allowing this? Why do we allow this? Why do we allow your entire existence to be controlled by someone that can force one of your children or yourself into a situation that have nothing to do with? And we're talking about murdering them or teaching them to murder. Well, that's definitely the argument against the draft, right?

2:44:48The draft is you're taking people against their will and you're forcing them to fight for their country against a war that may ultimately prove to be unjustified. Who says it's just a drafted for the Vietnam War? Why? Exactly, now that's the best example that we have because it's universally regarded as being started by a false flag. And probably it was a part of a fucking crazy drug money operation. Well, that was a genocide. And we did, and that, that's another thing when you sit and you really think about it, that's really scary when you say that was here. We, to send people in a situation that you know, there was times where they knew it wasn't gonna work out, but you keep selling them and then they drugged everyone here.

2:45:35And I mean, you could see, you could see all the implanted chaos and what they were doing. And all right, if you're not educated, well, you're gonna have to go fight. And if you don't have money, well, you're gonna have to go fight. And okay, if you're gonna stay here, let's start the campuses, let's start dropping all these drugs. And let's put out this genre of music. Let's make sure this music starts really kicking in. That's the weird conspiracy theory that Hollywood or the CIA, the CIA created a lot of rock and roll. That's a weird one. That's the weird, but it's just weird. And not saying that it's not true.

2:46:15It's just, it's just, it's just like, to a degree sports or something like that. Right, right, right. But it's not possible to create something like the doors without insane talent and dedication. You have to have a bunch of things to be happening. So how much influence do they really have? I mean, if they can, how much influence do they really have where they can create light my fire? Who creates the airwaves? No, no, no, no, no, no. I mean, the actual recording itself is brilliant. Yes, I agree. Break on through to the other side is a fucking brilliant song. It's a brilliant song. It's one of those songs where it brings you back to the year in which it was made.

2:47:00You feel it in the song. It's like a time capsule. That song's magic. So if the CIA really did create rock and roll, the CIA really was involved in the hippie movement. How much were they involved in the magic that was the doors? And can you do that again, please? Were you guys really involved in Hendrix? Because that's the thing, they always said that Hendrix, Hendrix was like a product of the CIA. I'd heard that. Like how? How did you make the greatest guitarist of all time? Do it again, please. What did you do? And for what? You know the latest one? Like, no, but I'm starting here. The latest one is rap music.

2:47:36The latest one is the CIA created gangster rap to cause chaos in the community. I can out tap that and entertain it, I'm thought because if you think about it, I was a metal guy. I don't kind of music you were at, too. So I was very like, oh listen, this crap, black people singing, trying to steal, like, that's the mentality of where I grew up and the music, da, da, da, da. And so, but then all the chicks start listening to the hippie. I'm gonna break my heart and she's like, dude, it's break dance. I'm like, oh dude, you're going to the other side. So it was kind of, it was breaking out and it was becoming, it was crossing over.

2:48:17It was also, I wouldn't say harmless, but it was more upbeat. And so if you're in any music that influences both sides, always has to eventually get steered in a certain direction or another direction. That's just my own thought. And if you look at all, like, tremendous people that would start crossing over, like, I don't know, I stopped this, you're singing about, whether or not I even thought that sometimes about some of the deeper metal bands, like, these guys were talking, and these guys were running around, acting all violent, smat each other, talking about creep and death and got some listens, darling, they're going in, pretty round out.

2:48:58So you're saying that someone's like, controlling who makes it through and who doesn't? 100%. Why wouldn't it? Why would you allow certain individuals or certain music to get out there? And then if it gets out there, anything that can control that much has to be monitored. Well, first of all, when someone's making music, right? In the beginning, you're not making any money. So you've got to get really good to the point where you're an artist who makes amazing music for you to be popular at all. If you can't fake it, the people faked it a little bit with some pop songs, they put together some bullshit, for sure.

2:49:38But if you're talking about classic rock, that shit was not fake. They figured out. They tapped into some kind of creativity. And I don't think people anticipated that. I don't think that existed before. I think the difference between 1950s rock and 1960s rock is the grand canyon. It's crazy how different it is. You go from fucking Buddy Holly to Led Zeppelin. What? You go from been a long time since you rock and roll. Like you listen to that kind of music, like holy shit. And then you go just to the 1950s. And you have good music, you have fun songs, but they're kind of simplistic, man. There's something about the drug culture.

2:50:21And the drug culture influence on music, the psychedelic culture influence on music in the 1960s is substantial. Whether it's what happened with the Beatles, what happened with, for sure, what happened with many, many, many, many bands, many bands, Jimmy Hendrix absolutely. The doors absolutely. There's so many classical bands that were experimenting with LSD. They're hanging out with Ken Keezy. There's been a lot of those bands that were doing, they were doing wild shit, man. So do you think, because sometimes I'll think, well, they were whacked, or they had been taken up, because they were freeing too many minds, or at the most shows.

2:51:04I think they live in a lifestyle for the most part. I mean, the Kurt Cobain one is kind of crazy. But you know, it's suicide. And then there's a whole conspiracy that he was actually murdered. There was a documentary. There was like a doc U drama, where they had someone like playing the cop and the whole deal. And it's sort of trying to paint this story that he was assassinated. But at the very least, the guy was doing heroin all the time and was probably suicidal. And a lot of the deaths you're talking about guys like Jim Morrison, we like fucking choked a death on his own vomit, man. Same with Hendrix.

2:51:40The Hendrix one is kind of crazy, because one of Hendrix's old bodyguards apparently had, he was saying that Hendrix was killed by his manager, that he was about to leave his manager. So Hendrix manager killed him and he controlled the rights to all of his music. Now is that that far fetched? Is that the only thing? Perfect, because the mob was running music back then. Just like the mob was running Vegas, the mob was running New York City. It wasn't like you're dealing with people at CAA. You're dealing with some incredibly unethical, dangerous people that live in the world of live entertainment.

2:52:15Wild drug using people. Like that guy Phil Spector that killed that lady, he put a gun in that lady's house, mouth rather and shot her in the head, and he picked her up, she was like a waitress in Hollywood. He brought her back to his mansion and shot her in the mouth. And apparently he pulled guns on people all the time, just to point his gun at people. This is the guy that produced, he's the wall of sound guy. He's the guy that produced so much incredible music. Well there's a lot of great producers that supposedly have these dark, dark, it's like an organized type crime, whatever that falls into.

2:52:50They're probably doing pounds of blow, dude. They're probably doing pounds of blow. As long as this table, there's no way a guy puts guns in people's mouths, not doing blow. That's crazy. Yeah, no, you're right. 100 % not smoking weed. That guy's doing blow. That guy's definitely on something outside of it. He's out of his fucking mind. Yeah, that's far out, bro. He's out of his mind on blow. Yeah, and he would wear wacky wigs. He was bald, but he would wear these crazy wigs. Like crazy, like Afro wigs. You ever seen his wigs? No. He'd change his wigs all the time, was in court. Who's the guy?

2:53:25Who's the guy? Phil Spector. Yes. See if you can find out the Phil Spector's different wigs that he wore. Look at this. So this is during his trial. Yeah, look at this. Imagine you want people to think you're not guilty and you literally dress like a willy -wanker character. Look at the pictures of this guy. More different wigs. So how many different wigs that you wear during the trial? He got a crazy pow -trip, losses mine. Yeah, he was a evil loss. Yeah, he lost his mind. It was a lot. I shouldn't say losses mine. It was lost before he entered this realm. But you also have to realize this guy was a music producer again, back in the 1960s, man.

2:54:03OK. Like, who was he dealing with? What kind of organized crime figures were involved in music back then? How gangster was that business? How much did they have control over those artists back then? A lot, man. Again. Again. So I'm saying, I don't know anything about CIA or anything like that. But I'm open to all conversations because at the end of the day, there's a billion people that are incredibly artistic and all that. How many fall by the wayside? When who is to be allowed, put out there. And you say, wow, they're right, they're good music. But you don't know. Yeah, I do believe some of them write that music.

2:54:40But they also send, send, send, send, send, and so to help influence it. You never know, man. You know what I mean? What is weird? You don't know. Some people make it and some people don't. And we found a song, a while back, Brian Simpson sent it to me. It's, I'm alive by this dude, Johnny Thunder. And he made this song, I never heard Johnny Thunder. No. He sent me this song, get that song, Jamie. He sent me this song in the song from 1969. And you hear this song and you're like, oh my god, this guy's a star. This guy's a star. You hear this song and you think there's no way this guy doesn't make it.

2:55:15Listen to this shit. Listen to this shit.

2:55:30Don't you see mini skirts and high knee high boots? People are dancing. People with flowers in their hair. Dude, you're fucked up, Mustang. I want more rocking. Oh, this gets better too.

2:55:50You got to let this one get in you.

2:56:14Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

2:56:31He's putting everything in that. Come on, son. Know this song, I said I'm watching it, you hear it? You ever see that guy? Listen to music for the first time he's never heard. It's like a obviously making or whatever. Oh, he sees like his facial expressions. Oh, yeah, there's a bunch of those. Yeah, yeah, online. I love watching this. So this guy, man, it's what happened. He's gone. How many albums did he make? I don't know. The thing is that the other music wasn't as good. That music was magic. I just like, I feel like if he was working with the right people, that guy's a bad motherfucker. That song's so good.

2:57:18That I've been listening to that song a thousand times. Every time I listen to it, it just brings me back to 1969. I just imagine that dude on stage singing that song and I see all those people dancing. That song was fire. It was fire. He just nailed it. And he just, I don't think he ever did it again. I mean, I never heard another song that connected with me that he did. I might be wrong. I haven't heard all of them. Maybe you did another one like that. Well, I remember we were really into Johnny Cash growing up and I remember after I saw the movie, then I realized he had a TV series. And then, there was...

2:57:53Did I make cash on a TV series? Yes! Well, was it? It was called Johnny Cash Show and it's on TV. Oh, I remember this now. And bro, can we see what that looked like? Yeah. The Johnny Cash Show. And like the whole story behind the man in black and he would, and one show, hold on a second. But what the first thing I recognized was, yeah. Yeah. What?

2:58:26And I can't remember if it was a live or... Was this a Nashville? I don't know it'd be a mystery. Wow, look at this.

2:58:38I keep a close watch on this heart of mine. I keep mine. But he also... What a bad motherfucker he was. When he would talk to the crowd. He would get into some deep stuff and interact with the crowd. And then the music, whoever he had on music, which what I noticed was, it wasn't about their outfits, it wasn't well. She went so much, the chicks that sang? No one's crawling on the floor and tweaking. You just, it's the song. Yeah. It's the beauty of the song. It's the spear of the song. Look, look, this chicken, was that you, is that his wife?

2:59:24Who's that? This is the pilot for the show? This one says it. 1965. Bro, and then, then he, this is crazy too, he wanted to do, he just wanted to sing, and then he went to the gospel's whole life. And they were like, yeah, I ain't out to that. And that's what I picked up from the movie. There was a scene where he goes to the, like the producers or the record company, like, yeah, now I went out, you know, come back, wait, and he came back with something, like, all right, we'll play that. That will get on it. But on here, he went full -blown gospel on show, and he went live, and they threatened to pull him and all that.

3:00:00That guy was, that guy was a badass. He was a pioneer, but the music, it was more about the music compared to whatever's going on today. Well, this would be a lot of you, and I would just do it in the music too. There's people out there, and then they're very popular too, because they're just doing music, and people are like flocking to that. You know, there's a lot of that now. Like, guys like Zach Bryan, people like flock to that, because it's just music. It's just music, there's no antics, it's just him writing amazing songs, and singing them beautifully. And there's a bunch of those people out there right now.

3:00:33And they're thriving, because people are connecting to it. You ever hear the highway, man? No. You never heard that song? Which is what? Oh, it's one of my favorite Johnny Cash songs. Oh! Johnny Cash with Whalen Jennings. Whalen Jennings, yeah. Willie Nelson and Kenny Roderson. I've heard the highway, man. It's fucking beautiful. Yes, I've heard this song. But the Johnny Cash line, he goes, I fly a starship across the universe divide. And when I reach the other side, I mean, it's fucking amazing. It's an amazing song. They just, they tapped into something, man. They did. But what my point is about the CIA creating the 1960s music, listen.

3:01:15They might have helped those people and influenced those people and wanted to generate people to reach the pinnacle of success through in society. That's totally possible that they got behind that. But also, they didn't create Hendrix. Hendrix created Hendrix. They might have allowed him to do that and almost pushed him because they wanted the moral decay of society so they'd go in and close the loopholes and put rules in place. One of the things they did in 1970, there's a sweeping psychedelics act of 1970. And they did that in response to the 1960s movement. And it made all psychedelics drugs illegal.

3:01:49They all became schedule one. So if you wanted to stop a society from waking up, that's what you do. You go in and you promote the most insane behavior like the Manson family. Like that, like it was really detailed in the chaos book by Tom O 'Neill. You promote the most egregious offensive versions of the hippie culture. You get them hooked on acid. You make them commit violent crimes. And you're doing this also that you could eventually pass laws to limit all psychedelic use. And all control over populations. Stop all this hippie bullshit. Lock those people up. They did it with the civil rights movement.

3:02:28They did it with the black panthers. They did it with the hippies. They infiltrated. They got, they changed the drug laws. They used it as an excuse to come in and arrest people. And they even had people pretending to be hippies that were deeply embedded in the movement. Just like they did with the proud boys. Of course. Just like they did with those guys who were kidnapping, governor Whitmer, that's what they do. Right. They infiltrate, get people to do things. And it's all about control. And through that, they've put the enlightenment of the human race on pause. Because they limited the use of these things that people have used forever to attain a level of enlightenment that they feel is unavailable to them without these experiences.

3:03:08And we've denied them those experiences because we say we know better. We've denied them those experiences because these are drugs and they're against the law. And we wrote it down in 1970 and by Golly, we're sticking to it. And that's just control. That's all that is. That doesn't make any sense. There's no logic behind any of that shit. That's nonsense. And the people that are making those laws, they've never even had those experiences. So they don't even know what the fuck they're talking about. Yeah. You're 100 % on it because my daughter turned me on to a documentary where the guy was a second LSD guy and something where alcoholics basically people would see or have a spiritual awakening.

3:03:53Yeah. People with addiction problems have cured like cigarette smokers that are addicted to cigarettes, people that are addicted to heroin. A lot of different people that have been addicted to things. That, Silasavein has done that too. But I began the big one. I began as the one where people get hooked on opiates and they get on I began and it fucking knocks it right out of them. There was a guy ran into about a month ago and he's down in Naples, Florida. He was, he said, veteran, I guess. And he said, hey, I help veterans. I don't know much about it. But he mentioned, I said, what'd you say?

3:04:28He's like something psychedelic. He goes, yeah, we do psychedelic treatment and we're curing a lot of veterans. And I can't vouch for that. No, they're definitely doing that. But it's fascinating me. And he said, yeah, they'll find God or they'll face their worst, the PTSD or whatever. And I don't know this for a fact. I have no clue. No, I do know that for a fact. But that's how you told me in a lot. It's maps, maps, multi -disciplinary association for psychedelic science or psychedelic medicine and whatever the S is. But I was fascinated. I mean, he was dead serious. No, they do it. They do it with a lot of different soldiers specifically with MDMA.

3:05:04They use it on soldiers. And they've done a bunch of different studies and shown that it has a profound effect on them. So what is the, so what is it bringing them to a euphoria or is it bringing them to a, wow, there's so much more to meaning of life? Where does it push them? Well, I think it depends entirely on their intention, going into something like that. But you're going into this to try to alleviate PTSD and try to become a piece with your existence. And for a lot of them, that's really hard. To tell someone to go to war and kill people and then come back and just chill and be normal. That's really hard.

3:05:41And no one understands that other than them. Everybody else just takes it for granted. Correct. They don't understand. And the fact that they don't do anything to help these people in that way, if there's a thing that you could do, whether it was Ayahuasca, whether it's IBegin, whether it's anything, there's a thing you can do that can help those folks. And you know it's available and you won't do it for some wacky reason because some corrupt politicians wrote it down in 1970. That's insane. We know too much now. We know too much for to be wasting any time. There's people that are committing suicide every day.

3:06:13Those veterans that are taking their own lives, they could be helped. That's a fact. That's real. That's happening right now. And the people that are keeping that experience from those people have no understanding of it. They have never experienced it themselves. If they did, they would never keep it from people. To me, that's the crime. They would never keep it from people. If you've had a breakthrough psychedelic experience and you know what it can do to you and how it can change the way you view the world, you would not want to stop that from happening to someone else. The only time I would ever want to stop that from happening to someone else is someone has a psychological condition that makes them fragile.

3:06:47Maybe they're schizophrenic. Maybe they've got something else going on. Maybe they're on medication. They can't do any psychedelic. There's people like that that are real. You got to know. But the only way you know is if that stuff's legal. And if they do studies. And if they really understand how to, the correct dosage, and you get it done at places where they're legitimate professionals and counselors and people know what to do. That's possible, man. And that could literally help elevate us out of this fucking crazy mess we're in right now. Yes. It'd be the best way for people to wake up and realize these insane destructive patterns that we're all in.

3:07:20It's nuts that that's still going on. It is nuts that it's still going on. And then you bring the first to send them when I do thinking about something like that. I think it's a task to stop. Is a race of connectivity and control. They both happen at the same time. Yes. Yes. Yes. Where the human race is getting more connected with each other than ever before. Yes. Yes. There's a new Samsung Galaxy phone that's coming out. It's the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Is that what it is? They're on that again. Yes. S24 Ultra. So what this phone can do that no other phone has ever been able to do, is it translates things in real time.

3:07:54So you'll be able to talk to someone who's speaking Spanish and you'll have your phone out and you'll have earbuds in. And it'll translate in real time what that person's saying. And then it will do the same from you to them. Wow. That's so sick. Pretty sick. In real time, you and I, if you spoke English and I spoke Spanish, we would have a conversation in real time. And you'd be able to explain to me what you're talking about and I would understand it immediately. That's amazing. That's amazing. So this is a part of Samsung's new AI that they're unveiling. So like Samsung has to compete with Apple, right?

3:08:32Because Apple is the number one phone for like most of the people that I know and to get caught up in the Apple ecosystem, which is like I message and I photo and all your shit goes together and your notes all get synced up. But the problem with that is then you have one company that you rely on for everything. The positive thing is they control the hardware, they control the software, they control everything. The negative side is that you don't have any choices. You just can only buy iPhones. But when you're out in the Android side, there's like 100 different manufacturers. They're all competing to make the best shit.

3:09:06And so there's like this constant pressure to get something that's so sexy that it makes people abandon the Apple ecosystem. And so they're all, so it's a mad race for power. And the Samsung Galaxy S24 is the new one. Details emerge on Johnny Ive and OpenAI's plan to build the iPhone of artificial intelligence. Oh, they're going to kill us all. There's been over like 20 Apple engineers or developers. Left and went to that. And gone to join this company. Oh my God, we're fucked. So, but what's interesting about this Samsung phone is that might be a way to get people out of the ecosystem. If you could be the first to implement something like that, it's a real -time translation imagine that you go to...

3:09:47To connect you. Italy. Wherever. Anywhere. Go to it. Try it. Well, I don't know. That would be tough. There's some undocumented languages. If you go into like Indigenous Australia. There's hundreds of languages. Yeah, no, no, no. My buddy, Adam Greenchee, was explaining that to me. Those... The people that live there, they call them... They call their group mobs. And so there's mobs, these aborigines, that are just 30 kilometers away from another mob. And they don't even know how to talk to each other. Wow. They speak a totally different language. Well, that makes sense. Yeah, and there's hundreds of these different languages.

3:10:19So, if you go over there with a phone, you're fucked. I guess you. Because nobody knows. But that's just for now. For now, nobody knows. Correct. But I bet AI will figure it out. I bet they'll get a bunch of fucking those people to talk into it. And they'll decode it and decipher it and figure out what it means. Or they're already figured out. I'm going to slowly give you... Yeah. First give them this one, where they can talk to someone from France. Yeah. You're going to get France. You're going to get German. You're going to get people speaking Spanish. Spanish. Yeah, Spanish will be the... Spanish should be number one, right?

3:10:47Because that, like, behind English, that's the second language. You're going to get the Arabic languages. You're going to get Portuguese. It's going to be interesting, Matt. But it's going to happen in real time. That's a new thing. Once people can talk to each other in real time. Like, that's one of the cool things about Translate. Like, if you look at someone's tweet and you can press that Translate button. Yes. So someone who's speaking Hebrew, you translate it. And you're like, oh, this is what he's saying. Yes. No, I agree. Now, if you can have conversations, deep conversation with someone you've never met.

3:11:15And the only thing kept you be... Yeah. Someone, other, is not knowing each other's language. Exactly. That's pretty amazing. This is in the Bible. This is the Tower of Babel. You know, this is what... I don't know the Bible. The Tower of Babel story is... I think it's supposed to be... The lesson is supposed to be about human... Whether it's ego or greed. But the idea is that God decided to... Confuse people by making them speak a bunch of different languages so they can never talk to each other. It's because they tried to build a tower that touched the heavens. Is that... Am I fucking that up?

3:11:53You got it. What is the actual thing? I mean, you... I was... That is it. Yeah, look there's the picture. Oh, there it is. Okay. So God's like you, motherfuckers. I'm gonna... I'm gonna fuck with you and make you build a bunch of different languages, you idiots. So according to the story, he united human race, speaking a single language and migrating eastward, comes to the land of Shana where they agreed to build a city and a tower with its top in the sky. Yahweh, observing their city and tower, confounds their speech so that they can no longer understand each other and scatters them around the world.

3:12:24So what that might mean, the Bible, if you're thinking about it, it's a written account of the last catastrophe and the people that made it out of the last catastrophe. So if at one point in time before the catastrophe, there was a single language that was spoken because they had reached this ability in terms of whether it's education or some kind of technology that allowed people to communicate with each other freely where everybody could speak. And then when the asteroid hits, boom, civilization goes back in the stone age, people scatter and then new languages develop. People forget the old languages, they run into people that have never even experienced it.

3:13:05They travel around the world and repopulate the earth and everyone forgets the universal language. Hmm. Yeah, I could see that happening. It's totally possible. Like think about the old... Like we don't even know where you just tell your ancient Sumerian sounded like. Right. They just guess. Like if you go, you ever see how they used to write? 6 ,000 years ago? Even tell a community? Have you ever seen it? No. It's called cuniform. It looks like old -time nails. Like a nail going sideways and two nails going down. You look at it and go, what the fuck is this? Right. This is the old... Finds me that shit.

3:13:37This is the oldest known human language. That's how these started. Right there? Yeah. I mean, what the fuck? And I bet you it's a whole story. I'm sure it is. They've deciphered some of it. It's like very controversial. But there's a guy named Zacharias Sitchin. Why do I have to say that? Because I'm going to tell you. There's a guy named Zacharias Sitchin. And he wrote these books about his translations of the Sumerian text. And he said that it's all about the Anunnaki, the species that lives on planet Nibiru, that comes into contact with Earth every like 3 ,600 years. And they created us. They use us to mine for gold.

3:14:14And they've merged with us and gave us their DNA into lower primates and created people. And this guy was like a legit scholar. That's what's nuts about this. This whole ancient Sumerian period is a wild period in human history. So what? 6 ,000 years ago. So that's a part I always have a hard time with. People say it's 7 ,000 or 10 ,000. Yeah. How do they figure all that? Carbon dating. So what they do is you, and it's not exact to like the day in October or now. No, no. But it's in a range of a couple of hundred years depending upon what kind of carbon date they use. So they get organic material that's from that area.

3:15:00So if they dig down, they find a pot, right? And then in that pot, they can take organic material of that pot and then they can carbon date it. If that organic material is 10 ,000 years old, they can reasonably assume that pot is probably 10 ,000 years old too. That always just bothered my mind. That's what they did. It's not exact. It's really close. They're pretty good at it now. I think it's radio carbon dating is the most advanced version. But they're constantly making better versions of this too. That's how they know. So these fucking people lived 6 ,000 years ago, dude. And they talked about these beings that came from another planet.

3:15:41From heaven to earth came. For us, the Anunnaki. I'm at the point where I don't know any, I'm really, I don't know, asian anymore. I really don't. If we want to say, if we want to say, if you 10 years ago, if you brought a flat earth to me, I'd be like, you know what, I can't even, I don't even want you in my house. I don't want you in my house. And now you're like, now I'm like, I'm here, argument. Wow, that's okay. Wow. You know, I never thought of it like that. Or if you bring up almost anything now, I go, oh, wow. You know, yeah, no, I'm in good weed. That's what it is. Well, that's a scary part is, I don't know if that's, if I am, that's the, if I had great weed, I might even be, I might figure it all out.

3:16:24But what I mean is, I literally feel we really don't know anything anymore. Well, we know some point. I certainly know some things, but I know a lot. But there's a like an old quote that has the, the, the bond fire. What is it? It's a dentist mechanic quote. He said something about as the, the bond fire of enlightenment grows, the surface area of ignorance is exposed. So the bigger the, the fire of knowledge grows, the more areas exposed, you realize how much you don't know. So in the beginning, people never thought about subatomic particles. As the bond fire of knowledge grows brighter, the more the darkness is revealed to our startled eyes.

3:17:05That's the quote. It's beautiful quote. Oh, it's Terence McKenna quote that. So that quote is like what's going on? Like as much as we think we know, we're still in the, we're in one day, people in the future will look back at us. Like we look back at fucking idiots making arrowheads out of rocks. Right. That's right. At the end of the day and, and, and, and, and, and also think about, I don't want to, Bible, whatever. How do we know when you're in truly a biblical time? Like we could be in it right now and how do we know who the prophets are? And how do we know if there's not prophets among us?

3:17:44Well, how do we know? Listen, if the Bible is real, you're always in a biblical time. So if the Bible is a representation of the actual history of the universe, if that's what it really is, it's just told through the telephone game to like a thousand years and then written down and, but think about in the beginning there was light. Isn't that the big bang? I did. I don't, I don't. I mean, if you think about this parts of the idea of God creating the earth and God creating the universe and doing it quickly, the fucking big bang was pretty goddamn quick. I mean, it wasn't six days, but it's pretty fucking crazy that something just existed.

3:18:18Now, if you were a person that had been told that and then you tell other people that for a thousand years. And then someone writes it down, maybe that's what you get. Maybe you get God created, you know, the heavens and the earth in six days. Maybe that is their version of the origin of the universe as it was told to people that understood it 10 ,000 years ago, 12 ,000 years ago, whatever it was. Right. And then when we got wiped out and we had to refigure things out again, you just get these stories, these whispers of the past. I feel what happened. We should always be writing the new future, rather than depending on the future.

3:18:54Depending on the past. Depending on the past, start writing the now for the better and create a new, create the new story. I think we are doing that. I do too. I just think it's a long, arduous process and it's not linear. It's not like you always win and the bad people are just losing. We're not going to get it right away. It's correct. Right. There's a struggle going on right now with human nature and human beings. It's all happening all over the world. So many good, I heard the old example, like your rat in a cage and all you know is like you drink from that water bottle and you're fed every day at this time.

3:19:30And some pumpkins, bro. Yes. There you go. Right. I've got a rat again. Welcome. Whenever I have conversations, whether it's for my wife or whatever and we get into this, I always just go. Despite all my rage. Give me some of that to close this out. Just a rat and one. You figured it all out. Oh, God. You can figure it all out. You can figure it all out. But you could, we could talk about everything and anything over and over and over at the end of the day. Despite all my rage. Still just a rat. The way he says, rat and the cage.

3:20:10So amazing. Yeah. And you take the cage off. A lot of them still don't leave that perimeter. People don't know what to do, Jim Brewer. Dude, it's a great song. Oh, God. Thanks for having me. My pleasure, my brother. It's always good to see you. Thanks for having me. We've been friends for a long time. Yeah, man. You're a good kid. I love you, bro. I love you a lot. I love that we've always been close all these years. Me too. We've been friends for, how many, dude? It's 30, like, 19 years now. At least there might be 34 years. At least 35. I want to say it's 91. Yeah. Somewhere around then. 91, baby.

3:20:45I know. I know. I know. I'll show all my cool and cool, like a town. But on my rage, I'm still just a rat and a cage. Good night, everybody. We love you to death. We're going to work this out, folks. We are. We're going to work this out. It's going to go ahead. Well, peace and love.