#2325 - Aaron Rodgers

25:10I was like, John, what the fuck did you do? He's like, no, no, he's not doing any of it. I've heard my voice on stuff too, but I heard your voice is a lot. Oh, yeah. Voice needs, how the fuck they do this stuff? It's really easy. It's dangerous too. It's really easy now. It's crazy. When I see a lot of his me selling stuff that I'm not really selling, there's a lot of that. There's a lot of that. A lot of me selling shit that I'm not really selling. You're not the headlin' new products? No. Well, it's not just, it's like businesses and shit that I'm not really interested in. Was this the pad that Zahee was using right here?

25:47Maybe.

25:51That might have been the worst podcast I've ever done. But maybe a good one too. Just to see, okay, this is the guy, this is this closed -minded, minded fellow that's been in charge of gatekeeping all the knowledge about... And still standing on the same ideas even after this light art comes out. Yeah, the tomography, whatever it is. Yeah, whatever it is. That stuff's fascinating because I've been, even after that podcast, I've been watching more videos for those Italian scientists. They've used it to, this is one of the things that I brought up. One of the temples that they scanned with this was very accurate.

26:30And he's like, but this was only 50 feet down. Yeah, okay, right, but it works. Like, if it's 50 feet down, you get an accurate representation of what's inside there. Which, and he was the one Zahee supposedly discovered it. But he's discovered everything, basically. Yeah. So, how do you... Genius. He's the best. So, the good thing is that Graham can go back to Egypt now. Yes. Yeah. So, they patched up something. Yeah, well, that was one of the reasons why Zahee came on. Oh, right. Because Graham talked to Zahee and said, like, Zahee wants to do this. We're friends now. He's like, bring him in.

27:01Let's go. Bring him in. I'll talk to him. I thought it would probably... And did he invite you to Egypt? And what'd you say? Yeah. If I'm going, I'm going with Graham. Yeah. I am... Or Jimmy Graham. I told Graham, I wanted him to take me a few years ago. He said, I can't go. He'll kill me. So, next thing you know, I see Graham's taking people to Egypt. I said, what the fuck? Well, that's nice. It's nice that they patched it up. I went there last July. Did you? Last... Sorry, June. How was it? Incredible. Yeah, it was incredible. Did you walk away thinking immediately? There's a lot we don't know.

27:34100%. And what they tell you is complete bullshit. Yeah. I have a friend who went there and the archaeologist that showed him it said, this is complete bullshit. Like, the narrative is complete bullshit. Yeah. He said, not the burial case. The scale of it. He said the scale of it and the technology involved. The construction is beyond our current understanding of how to do this. And it's not just the pyramids in the space. The other temples are magnificent. Not only that, there's probably a bunch of shit under the ground. I know. That's the one I wanted to go see. But the cool thing was the first temple I went in was what I'd seen on ancient aliens where at the very top of the temple you have one of the most famous hieroglyphs, which has a spaceship, a helicopter, and a submarine up there.

28:16As clear as you can possibly imagine. Show that. What the fuck is that? How in it? What is that? Explain that, please. Because that looks like a spaceship. That looks like a submarine. And that 100 % looks like a helicopter. So weird. The Egypt is the weirdest place on Earth. It really is. But that's why it needs to be what the hell is underneath it. Well, I think that one right there. I mean, come on. I mean, what are we talking about? Come on. That's so crazy. That's a spaceship or a fighter jet. Some kind of a submarine. It looks like a yacht. It looks like one of them old -� -� yachts that they keep getting pounded.

28:54That's a helicopter. It looks like a helicopter to me. It looks just like a helicopter. Yeah, it's a first place. If it's not a helicopter, what are God damn coincidence? Yeah. And, you know, there's a bunch of weird stuff there. A bunch of weird images. Just, and how about that one plane that they found that was inside? They found like a wooden plane that was inside one of the chambers? It's really normal. Yeah. We just buried there with this. Yeah. That was the other thing that Zahee was unwilling to entertain. Was this King's List. This Zeptechy King's List that goes back 30 ,000 plus years.

29:29Yes. They all want to pretend that that's a myth. That all the other hieroglyphs are legitimately documenting the history of the region. But when it gets past the narrative, these 30 ,000 -year -old kings, that place has probably been there for a long fucking time. Yeah, probably hundreds of thousands of years. Which is so crazy. And it's probably built on other stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's the other thing about the base of the pyramids. It's like you have to realize, like there's a base there before they put the pyramids. They put this insane base. And if what they're saying is accurate with these readings, there's a structure that goes under the ground, two kilometers.

30:13Like, if they can find that, then you have to throw everything out the window. But aren't you with me like, why are we not interested in that? Well, we are. But why is modern archaeology not going, yeah, let's fucking figure this shit out. Because modern archaeology forever has been saying that we have the answers. That we have the timeline. We know when Kufu built this, we know when Kaffir built this, we know who did this. And they're not correct. It's just, it's not accurate. It's too weird. There's no way you have all the information. Also, where did everybody go? Like, there's people living there, but it's clearly not the same civilization.

30:52So what happened to this insane civilization? If there wasn't a collapse of society at an immense level. If there wasn't some sort of a civilization destroying event. Then where did everyone? Yeah, what happened? How about this idea? We got a new Pope. He's from the States. From Chicago. Yeah. So, I'll put up the library of the Vatican. Good luck. Good luck doing that. Have you been? I've been in the Vatican, yeah. That's wild, right? You're like, what did you guys do? Where did you get all this shit? Yeah. When you're walking through it, you're like, what? Yeah. What you have? In the weird tapestries where you stand on one side looks like this.

31:34And the other side looks like that. Insane art. Like the craziest, but it was almost like a crazy person's house where they have so much art. Almost like the studio. We have so much art. It's stacked up everywhere. Exactly. It's worth billions of dollars. I was laughing because didn't JD Vance get in trouble for pictures in the Sistine Chapel or something? Did he? What's the Sistine Chapel? And I think he did. And you're not supposed to need pictures. And I remember going in there and they told you, like, put your phone away. And I'm literally in there trying to be quiet and everything. And everybody around me is loud.

32:06They got the camera out. They take a photos and shit. Photo of JD Vance and Sistine Chapel sparks backlash. It's everybody around me when I was there was taking pictures. It is forbidden to take photographs or films of any type of a, with any type of electronic equipment inside the Sistine Chapel. But everybody's doing that. I have photos. It wasn't in 2015. It wasn't in 2015. I went either. Well, I went in, I think 2018 or 2019 and we'll, we take a bunch of photos. The photo was taken by an official White House photographer. And there's precedent for political figures being photographed inside.

32:40The whole thing is weird. Vatican, Vatican City. Oh yeah. Who guards the Vatican? Why is it the Swiss Guard? You know, why? It's a country. It's a country. You can't, nobody gets extradited from that when they're accused of crimes against humanity. Like, like, a ratsiger. Who's a ratsiger? He was the pup that had to step down because he was one of the guys that was moving people. Oh yeah, from like the spotlight. Yeah. So he was one of those guys that was, when they would catch someone molesting kids. He'd move them to another place where they, one guy molested 100 deaf kids. His old documentary about it.

33:15He just looked creepy. He looks super creepy. But there's also like, of one of the buildings that the Vatican owns is there's a gay night club in the building. No. Yeah, like some gay sex club. Yeah. No way. I know it's weird. They probably didn't know. Yeah. Probably thought it was a prayer center. There are feet and hungry people or something. Feeding some hungry butts. Yeah.

33:46Yeah. It's just crazy how these elite people empower before the internet. They were just doing stuff. They had complete control of the media and they were just doing whatever they wanted to do. And everything was in secret and they had these little, you know, fucking meetings like skull and bone types meetings. So they all wear cloaks and shit and go to Bohemian Grove. Oh, is that shit not happening anymore? I think Bohemian Grove is very toned down now. I think they use it now for meetings and stuff. Thanks, Alex Jones. People get together. Yeah, Alex and John Ronson fucked it up for everybody.

34:20Yeah. But I know a bunch of people have been. Kid Rock went. You told me he went. There's a feeder group to it. Oh, yeah. There's a feeder group to the main group. Yeah. What does that mean? It means they invite entertainers and different people. Oh, so they say nice things. Well, then they figure out who they can hand select for the main group. I got invited. I got invited too.

34:43I'm not going to go. Oh, no fucking way. No fucking way. I remember what Nixon said about it back in the day. Well, fucking, you'll sing. I'll never sing. You'll never sing. Yeah. Like these guys all together when they know no one's around. Did we talk last time about the Nixon? What's the Jackie Gleason story? Yes. Yeah. That's a wild story. It's my favorite. Of all the UFO stories, that's my favorite. Because it's plausible. You know, Nixon and Jackie were buddies. You know, if you're buddies with a guy and he likes to drink, the two of you are playing golf and drinking, he's like, you want to see some shit?

35:17Yeah. That's what I would do. Felt as a president. That's why we're with Jackie Gleason. Bet him. All right. You win, you know, a funnier campaign. I win. You saw me some shit. Yeah. Right. Play around golf. I want to see area 51. If they brought you, would you open your mouth? They said, Aaron, we're going to take you, but you got to just keep this on a DL. I think so. I want to see some shit. Here's the thing. The remote viewing stuff in area 51 is pretty wild. Don't people have talked about it? And you had a person talking about remote viewing recently, but how it's guarded by, I mean, CAA's been doing it forever.

35:52And finally, somebody has to classify it. But they have their remote viewing like guards who guard secret places like that, especially area 51 is pretty wild. They're remote viewing wild their guards? They have guards whose role is your remote viewing guard. So their duty is their, they go into their astral bodies and guard the facility. What does that entail? Like, what are they guarding it from? From other astral viewers who try and get in there. What? Like you block them? There's been a lot of people online have talked about this. Yeah, there's a lot of people online to talk about a lot of things, though unfortunately.

36:27I'm open -minded with this remote viewing stuff because the how put off stuff was fascinating. When he was describing it, like how accurate it had been. When there was that crashed jet from Russia that they were trying to recover and they found it within a couple mile radius. They were able to recover it before Russia was. It's pretty wild. Like if that's a real ability that people have. Do you think it's bullshit? No. No, I don't think it's bullshit. I think they spend too much money on it and they researched it for too long for it to be total bullshit. And how put off was very compelling. I've never seen it in action, though.

37:05So, you know, remain... You never seen what? Somebody... Remote view. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you got to practice. I would like to know. Imagine if someone could show you how to do it and you could do it. That'd be great. I'd love to. Yeah. Where would you go with it? Area 51? Yeah, 100%. Yeah, right away. If you could time remote view, I'd go right into when Bob Lazar was working there, like show me. I got Roswell in 1947. Oh, yeah. That's a big one. There's a lot of those, man. We were talking off camera about that element... 115. Yeah. How long do you think it is? Because one thing I think about is, like, if you think, you know, our parents age, right?

37:48Like what they live through technological. And like, all the advances since 50s, 60s and stuff to now, fast forward another 30, 40 years for us. Like, at what point does some of this technology really come out? The anti -gravity stuff, the disposal of the UFOs, the... It's a good question. What Hal put off said was that during the Bush administration, they put together a panel of scientists and experts, and they gave them a task. The task was compile a list of things that would be disrupted by disclosure. They said, if we disclose that we have recovered crashed vehicles of non -human intelligence, and biological remains, what would be the implications?

38:35And so they had a list on of pros, things that would be disrupted, and then things that would... we would benefit from. And they put a numerical value to each one of them, and it was overwhelming by every one of them, that it would be overall negative. And so they decided not to disclose. What was on the coincide beside religion? Because I know religion is a big part of it. Religion was a big part of it. Government. Why would anybody believe that we have control over anything if there are some super intelligent beings from some unknown realm, whether it's another planet or another dimension, that have technology far beyond our comprehension?

39:14And then there's the religious aspect, which gets really weird that Lazar talked about, where there's this immense folder that he encountered that has to do with religion, that has to do with how aliens created these religions in order to protect what they say human beings are here for, that we're containers. So like of what? And he said, I don't know, they referred to us as containers. And the religion was designed to sort of keep the peace, or to keep some sort of a moral structure. And the idea is if we had this disclosure, this information, that the moral structure, and the moral fabric of society, would disintegrate?

39:55It would crumble, because we wouldn't be able to control people at all. If we all knew that there was something beyond our comprehension that's here all the time, that can hide in plain sight, that lives in the ocean, they have bases in the ocean, they can mask their appearance and fly it and sane rates of speed and just appear in places, and they essentially have complete control over everything that goes on on Earth. We would lose all of our faith in any sort of governmental institution, because these are just fools. They think it's bad, and they're, to have this power, and all of a sudden it just gets taken away voluntarily by you, like if they could go back in time and stop the internet, don't you think they would?

40:47I don't think they had any idea what the internet was going to be when they released it. They're probably like, what could be the harm of letting people get on AOL? Yeah, you've got mail. They're going to be tired from the dial up, it's going to take too long people going to lose interest. Yeah, nobody had any idea that you were going to be carrying 5G data in your phone, in your pocket, that's capable of sending video all over the world instantaneously. And then social media, where you could share that information, and people uploaded to thousands of other places, instantaneously, of no control of your information anymore, before they set total control of the distribution of any information, that complete control of propaganda.

41:26And they don't know? No, they don't know. They don't have total control, but they have control. We're talking. They don't have total control. They don't have total control of we're talking. They don't have total control, but they have total viewing access. Yes. Well, that's the weird thing about the UFO stuff, right? Because there's two problems with disclosure. One of the problems is these people who were involved in these programs had to have lied to Congress. There's misappropriation of funds. They had to get money in some sort of a way, and they got this money through some sort of misappropriation of funds, and that is highly illegal.

42:06So there has to be, this is that age of disclosure documentary. I don't know if you saw it. It hasn't come out yet, but they had a screening at South by Southwest, and Jamie and I saw it. It's really good. It's really incredible, but it's all people talking about what they know, what they've seen, and what kind of people are involved in these programs. Is Bob one of the guys? Bob's not one of the guys, but how put off in there? Oh, yeah, how is talking about that? I mean, there's a ton of people. When's that coming up? I do not know. Is it coming out theater -wise or is it coming out like on a streaming service?

42:37It'll probably come out on a streaming service, I had a gas, but it could come out in the theaters as well. I'm not going to try and bury it. No, I mean, I don't think you can at this point. Too big. Everybody already knows that it's done, and it's out there. I think that's how this disclosure is ultimately going to happen. Is this going to just one day this going to be like, oh, there it is. They think this documentary is going to break the well. They'll break the dam, rather. Yeah, they think this one's pretty intense. It's got basically everybody that works on Christopher Melon, all these different people that worked on all these different programs, saying exactly what we have, what we know, how long it's been going on.

43:08This is why they have not released these things. There's that aspect of it, the line to Congress, the misappropriation of funds. Then there's the other things that, how do you work on this stuff? Well, the government can't really do it on their own. What do they do? They bring in defense contractors that make jets and spaceships and shit. Those are the people that get access to this material. If they do have back engineered crafts, and if they do have something that they recover that's a crashed vehicle of non -human intelligence, non -human origin, not of this world, and they're back engineering this, that company that's back engineering that has an enormous advantage over their competitors.

43:47So their competitors would just sue. Why would you give them access to it, why would Raytheon get access to it when GE does it, or whatever the company has? So they outlined the issues with disclosure. The resolution, they said, there has to be some sort of a blanket amnesty to everybody that worked in that program. And they have to say, that's the only way. That's how they do it though. But that's how they have to do it. If we're going to find out the information, we have one of two things we have to accept. We have to either accept that these people are going to be able to keep this stuff in power because the people that are in power are going to be able to keep this stuff secret.

44:28Because if they don't, then they're going to get in trouble, and they're never going to release it. And so we're all going to be in the dark forever. Or we just say, okay, in that scenario, they're going to be off the hook no matter what. So let's just let them off the hook for the greater good of mankind and understand what the fuck we're really looking at. What are we really dealing with? What do we really know? And so I'm hopeful that that's a possibility. And especially the last ten years of it, so much stuff that's been out there. Oh yeah. Videos. And basically from 2017. Which was from that New York Times article in 2017.

45:02When it was on the front page of the New York Times, that kind of opened up a lot of people's eyes. Like, okay, this is a real story now. Because now it's not ridiculous anymore. And now the next step is putting it up there. Yeah, but I mean, there's got to be a lot of bullshit. There's a lot of fake stuff. There's a lot of misinformation. Don't you think that we're at least 10 to 20 years behind, even whistleblowers, what they actually have? So even if they were to release some of the stuff, they still have other stuff that's just so far more advanced than we could possibly imagine. I would imagine.

45:34I bet they have. That's what's crazy. They can keep a lid on that though. It is. That is crazy. It's impressive. But it's all we just both said that we would shut up. That's true. I mean, they especially in today's day and age. What a threat of death is. Yes. It's a pretty strong motivator for. Also, there's no way to hide that stuff unless you're a chatty gay guy and James O 'Keefe gets your camera. Get off grinder. Watch out. A little bit of an apps they're using to get those chatty gay guys to give up all the juice. It's impressive. Yeah, I would stop hiring chatty gay guys if I was involved in anything secret.

46:15They'll spill the beans just a little bit. They got a lot of big fish too. I know. It's aizer. Not there. Yeah. Pretty wild. Seeing in. Yeah. Yeah, wild. Stuff that you should be in jail for what they found. Yeah, all that stuff is like pork. But again, nobody goes to jail. Yeah, except this lady would have frogs. Definitely is a problem. Well, if you're threatened in the establishment, she'd probably, yes, you'd probably figure something out. Yeah, the illusion of freedom. We have a lot more freedom than every other country, but still, it's an illusion. But you can't go after the, you know, in this country, two of the big ones are vaccines and cancer.

46:57And that's what I've been actually diving deep into the last about a year because I've had a number of people in my life get cancer. And you've had a lot of people on the show who've talked about, you know, that's the 40. Yeah. Yeah. But also the remedies they've been using. I mean, you know, Mell Gibson, I hear talking about, Fennban and Ivermectin. Yeah. And that's what I've been in the weeds, you know, learn about the last year. Or they are. So it's a fascinating. Such a disservice to humankind by demonizing Ivermectin in order to push vaccines. Because in so many sheep and so many dullards and so many people that are just boomers that believe everything that's in the news, Ivermectin is a fool's medication.

47:39Even today. Today. Yeah. Even today. Like if you told, they would have to be dying of cancer to even consider taking that. Yeah. I had a doctor told me that was, why would you want to take horse -paced? What a dumb doctor. What the fuck are you talking about? What a dumb ass doctor. Imagine saying that. Did you ask him? Do you know the history of the use of that drug? I did it in the conversation. It's literally like saying penicillin. Don't take penicillin. They use that on dogs. Yeah. I don't care. Let's go to Nobel Prize. Nobel Prize for use in humans on the World Health Organization's list of essential medications.

48:19And horse -piced. The thing about cancer is wild is that the majority of doctors during this process will not touch diet at all. And we'll tell you, diet makes zero difference. And my problem is the same problem I have with the vaccine. And really the medical industry in general is there's no more informed consent. Right. The informed consent around cancer would be that it's a metabolic issue. Yeah. And because of the metabolic issue and you're talking about anaerobic cells, then restricting sugar from your diet is a good place to start. Yeah. And none of these fucking doctors will talk about diet, sugars, glucose, anaerobic cells, nothing.

48:58No. It's a little radiation in chemo. Well, it's very profitable. Extremely profitable. The problem is chemotherapy. The doctors are incentivized in a way to prescribe the vaccine. Yes. Yeah, they're both profitable. Which is really dangerous. It's really dangerous when you make more money if you give people medication. Because then you get doctors like that doctor in Ohio that got arrested that was giving chemotherapy to people that didn't have cancer. They did it like a lot of people. They just was trying to make more money. And when you incentivize, and they're in that kind of a position of power where most people don't know what's going on.

49:36And this is the voice of authority. And they're like, look, your diet doesn't matter. Doesn't matter at all. They told it to someone close to me that our cancer diet doesn't matter at all. Well, of course it matters. It matters to everything. It certainly matters to your metabolic health and your fucking immune system. Yeah. And then we know for a fact that cancer thrives on glucose. Yeah. If you're in like a high sugar diet and a highly processed food diet, that is your ripe for inflammation. You're going to get all kinds of inflammation that you wouldn't get if you were on a restricted diet that's higher in animal fats and low in processed sugar.

50:12Yeah, ketogenic diet is a great place to start because you're restricting your body. But there was another article recently about a ketogenic diet that's a given people cancer. Or that people are getting heart attacks and strokes on ketogenic diet. It's like by the American Medical Association. It's probably by the same people that paid off the people to say that sugar wasn't the cause of heart disease. And that it was saturated fat. That the ones that was going on the 50s and the 60s. Food pyramid creators probably. Yeah, it's a mass. But fortunately, there's enough alternative sources of information that some people, I would estimate it's like between 10 and 30 % of the people are getting the truth.

50:55And then there's 70 % of the people that either don't have friends that know these things, don't have access to these websites, aren't getting informed that there's a lot of these people that are doctors who are very credentialed experts in their field who've stepped outside of the narrative. And they're doing it because they feel they have a moral obligation. They're saying like this is a problem, this SV40 that we find in vaccines. Simeon virus 440 is known to cause cancer. And they found traces of it in the COVID -19 vaccine. And so in some of the batches of the COVID -19 vaccine, they find SV40.

51:30SV40 gives people cancer, boom in cancer, no connection. Isn't it ripe too that AstraZeneca is making a cancer vaccine? Well, that's just because they're nice. They're good people. Did you ever see what AstraZeneca means in Latin? Yeah, I just saw that. It means Jamie bringing up. What does it mean again? Something horrible. Something death. Yeah, I don't care about life or something. It's like right in your face. It's like either it's a wild coincidence or they stick it right in your face. Come on, somebody's got it laying it out. Okay. Yeah, here we go. Incorrectly. Incorrectly. Incorrectly.

52:14Interprets the meaning of AstraZeneca. Oh, right. So what is the correct one? Okay, what are they saying? It said weapon to kill. Users claim AstraZeneca means weapon to kill. The posts here, here and here show a screen scan of the translation AstraZ and NACARE weapon that kills you. A weapon that kills alleging that Astra means weapon in Hinduism. Z means that in Polish. Well, there's a bunch of different languages. NACAR. I mean, that's like a little bit connecting the dots. Zs Captions, but what does it really mean? What are they saying it really means? Does it mean anything or is it just one of them names?

52:58AstraZeneca is an invented name created by an agency instructed to find a name which began with a letter for me to the top or bottom of the alphabet. It was phonetically memorable of no more than three syllables and do not have an offensive meaning in any language. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's all weird shit. Like, why would you do that? Like, just the way that you're creating this name. You don't want it to be offensive in any way and you want it to be phonetically memorable. And like this episode is brought to you by Farmer's Dog. It doesn't matter how old your dog is. It's always a great time to start investing in their health and happiness.

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57:29He opened my eyes to the, what is he called it, the mega corporation that owns everything. He went through like all the different brands and the fact that it's basically Vanguard State Street and BlackRock, that owned everything. and then they own each other. And he's got stuff on his website that shows, if you're looking for a brand, who parent company is, who owns that company, it all comes back to basically, this conglomerate of Black Rocks, they street Vanguard, JP Morgan and Fidelity I think, or they're kind of the main four or five there. What ever happened like breaking up monopolies? I don't know.

58:06They only did back in a day with Rockefeller. Well, they did it with Microsoft, didn't they? Did they? Sure. I think these companies are like the pharmaceutical companies. They realize, what's the live nation? You know, like these huge monopolies that don't own everything, they're like, it's just a, an added cost. You know, I'm going to sue it at some point for a billion or we're going to make 15 billion off it. Right. It's a 14 billion dollar profit. So whatever, it's a drop in the bucket. Well, that's what happens when drugs get pulled. And then people can sue it amongst you. Yeah. It's because they never get vioxials.

58:41Yeah, they never get fined more than they made. Never. Never. It's always less than they made. And the next perfect windfall because they have humidity. They have the perfect immunity. They're talking about pulling that and that's going to be the biggest fight. That'll be the biggest fight. Because there's still this narrative out there. And when I had Suzanne Humphrey's on. First of all, that was one of the greatest. And you got me on her book. Yes. I read her book and then I read Bobby's book. And her book's incredible. Her book is unbelievable. And no one. And I gave that book to a lot of my friends who are of, you know, of child, child baron age.

59:15And I was starting to have kids like just, I'm not telling you what to do. But just at least researches. You have all the information. Because they're not going to give you the information. I, my friend just had a kid and got him and his wife got, you know, got, I don't know what the right word is, but got kind of harassed for not, you know, jabbing up their kid on day one of her life. Well, I experienced that. My kids were born. They wanted you to dose them up. And we're like, no, no, we're waiting. We're not doing anything for years. We had a very good pediatrician though, who wanted us to get the kids vaccinated, but on a delayed schedule.

59:50You didn't believe in doing it all at once. I mean, it's like, well, you can't, you're not even supposed to eat sushi while you're breastfeeding, you know? You're not even supposed to eat sushi while you're pregnant because you could get some sort of a parasite. And yet you're going to take pregnant women and dose them up with this experimental vaccine, air -quote vaccine, experimental medication, is gene editing. Yeah, they changed the definition. But there was no studies on whether or not women were getting damaged. No studies. We have released. Right. Yeah. And now there's some study that it's destroying their eggs.

1:00:25Yeah. Yeah, have you seen that? See if you can find that. I bet you can't. That cancers. Yeah, see if you can find the eggs. Turbo cancers. I know I saved the egg thing. I can definitely find that out. People dropping, kids dropping. Yeah, it's all very dark, dude. It really is because the more you look, the more you find. It's not all the kids' names. What about the anobots? What about them? What do you think? Well, I've heard some rumblings that, you know, that was kind of like a fringe conspiracy theory that there was some nanobots particles that were in the vaccine. Yeah, I'm not buying into that.

1:01:02And unless I see more because there was a lot of that people were saying there's magnets in there. And look, the metal sticks to your injection sites. Supposedly there's a frequency that brings the particles together. Nanobots. I haven't heard that. Things the particles together in the body and creates a, that's, it's like a tracking device. I just sent Jamie this study. There's adjusted data and other derived from the MIT Florida Department of Health study findings that yield a conservative range of 470 ,000 to 600 ,000 American deaths from the COVID -19 MRNA shots. That's it. More than, well, just that alone.

1:01:42That's a lot of people, man. More than World War I, World War II, and Vietnam combined. If that's true. It indicates Pfizer, this is Pfizer alone. So this is not even Madonna. Okay. Pfizer alone likely killed over 470 ,000 Americans. They found a 36 % increase in all cause mortality among Pfizer recipients versus Moderna. Yeah, but they saved millions. Yeah, keep hearing that. I think the saving millions thing is even based on the idea that you wouldn't get COVID if you got the vaccine, which turned out to not be true at all. None of what they said turned out to be true. No. No. Can't get it and you can't spread it.

1:02:25You're more protected, more robust immunity. Yeah, what was I just going to look up? Winter of death for the non -vex. Oh, that was a good one. That was a good one. That was a good one. There's more studies coming out about myocarditis.

1:02:44Who's going to be held accountable, though? Well, that's a good question. Oh, here's the fertility study. Who's going to apologize? I haven't heard any apologies of you. No. Anybody apologize? See an end of apologize to you yet? Putting that filter on your face? No, it'd be nice. Yeah, just apologize. Good Sunday. Get the goop to back on here. Sure, he'll apologize. No, I'd have it back on, I guess. I don't know what we talk about, but, you know, there's only so much. See an end plus, mate? You can defend. That was a fun trip. That was only a few hundred million dollar failure. Oops. Oh, yeah.

1:03:20They gotta be doing a little better now that Trump's back in. They got something to talk about. I don't think they are. No, no, I think the, I think CNN's ratings are abysmal. And the only thing that saves them is that people just are consistent. They'll just go on there at a habit. I don't think people are seeking it out. So this is fertility study. Study of 1 .3 million showed successful conceptions per 1 ,000 women were considerably lower for women who were COVID -19 mRNA vaccinated. Preliminary results call for further studies of the potential influence of COVID -19 vaccination on human fertility.

1:03:56And I think in that thread, they were talking about what it does to their eggs and ovaries. Yeah. Right there. This is what a lot of the conspiracy theorists were talking about when the Vax was coming out. Yeah. Well, it's like, which by the way, the conspiracy theorist, I'm under for you, it's still. Yeah, conspiracy theorist. Way more accurate than CNN. Way more. Even if they got things wrong, well, it could say there's no nanobots in the shots. But even whatever that, forget all that. I think the nanobots in the shot would be too expensive. That's why I think it's not real. Yeah, I'm with you.

1:04:33I mean, maybe a few people got it. Maybe. I still don't think Biden got it on TV. I think they saline that dude. I don't think they put a real COVID vaccine in him. I'm very sorry. They didn't aspirate on any of the people on TV. Well, or anybody I know they got the shot. Yeah. I asked everybody got the shot that they aspirate your needle. And they, what do you mean? Well, in the syringe when they plunge it in to make sure you're not in a blood vessel, they pull it back and they see if there's blood. And if there's blood in it, they find a new injection site. Did they do that? No, they just plunge.

1:05:08They were supposed to do that. Everybody just got plunged. Yeah. And then there was the idea that it was going to stay local. Don't worry, it'll stay local. No, not always at not staying local. Your body's producing spike protein up to 700 plus days after the shot. And some of the autopsies coming out. Yeah. They look creepy. Yeah, it's the other thing. Not just autopsies, but coroners were finding these crazy, that's why we're in coroners yet. Yeah, these crazy fucking clots that look like, like big white worms that are inside people's bodies. They've never seen before. I don't think that's a whole people accountable.

1:05:44Where's the news? Hold them accountable. Where's the news during their job? If the news was really the news, if you guys were really there to tell us all the information that we should be concerned about, like perhaps we are wrong about what this shot does and perhaps with some people, maybe that we're, it did get into their bloodstream, which is what they think happened. Was the people that they didn't ask for it because they didn't ask for it anybody. They think some of those people went writing in their bloodstream and then your body's fighting them and saw off like it's an intruder and that's where you get the myocarditis and all sorts of other neurological conditions and crazy.

1:06:22We gotta do a second shot though, and then a third and then a fourth tonight. And then a ninth. And then yeah. These people are the, they're the, they're the tignine and those fucking heads. They guess what? It's just like the flu shot. Yeah. They get you for one strand of the flu per season. Not only that, it makes you 25 % more likely to get sick with something else. But you way more protected it. I've never had one. I mean, I think maybe I had one once. Maybe somebody made me get one once. I don't know. But I never get the fucking flu shot. And people like, I don't get, I get the flu shot every year and I've never got the flu.

1:06:52Well bitch, I don't get the flu either. Like what are you saying? Like I got the flu like once and like a couple of years ago for like a day or two days. I got a couple of vitamin IVs and I was good to go. Like this idea that you have to get this fucking shot or you're gonna get the flu and if you get the flu you're gonna die. Like, yeah. That's a lemme effect. That's a lemme effect. They just, I gotta do this to everybody else is doing it. If I don't do it, I'm outside the herd of moths, I've heard I'm outside of my livelihood. Well it's also you don't want to get the flu, the flu sucks. You don't want to be laid up in bed.

1:07:20Yeah, the best way to be is natural immunity. Contraction and beating anything. Yeah. Just about. Which is probably why I don't have the flu. Well maybe diet has something to do with it too. Yeah, there's a lot of things I have to do with it. Yeah. You don't eat like shit. Yeah, that's it. Maybe take some vitamins. That's a factor. No. Mr. Hotez. What you need is it's a balanced diet of cheeseburgers. Yeah, that was a crazy one. The Hotez one. That was a great one. Looking at an overweight guy who's clearly unhealthy, telling you the only way to get healthy is an injection. No, don't take any vitamins.

1:07:52Really? Doesn't exercise, doesn't take vitamins, eat junk food. Like, huh. And I'm listening to you. Why? And those are the people who prescribe and go into college to be a doctor, prescribed and drugs. Yeah. That's really what it boils down to. Book you the deal with symptoms that keep you a patient for life. Uh -huh. Yeah. And anybody trying to actually heal people and treat the patient. Yeah, you're a cook. You're a cook. Natural path, cook. What are you saying, vitamin C? Fucking hit B. You fucking hit B. Jesus Christ. The really crazy thing from the Suzanne Humphreys book that got me was the connection between DDT and polio.

1:08:30Yep. What we call polio. How about how they change just like the Vax? They change the definition of polio. Right. Once the vaccine was introduced, they completely changed the definition of polio to show the immense drop off of polio. That's an existence anymore. Like, yeah. Really? Yeah. Meanwhile, all the other things that could be what people were experiencing symptoms of all still existed. And most of the diseases cleared up from sanitation, clean air, clean water, proper suit. Well, when you get a charge of like when sanitation was introduced, everything goes away. Yeah. Yeah. We were living in squalor and filth.

1:09:09Human beings were living there at outhouses, all throughout New York City. No ventilation. People were no nutrition. No food. People were starving to death. They were working horrible hours. And of course, everybody was sick as fuck. One of my favorite parts about the book was there was during the cowpox epidemic where they were like cutting people's skin and putting like posse, you know, disease into it as the vaccination. And there was a county in England, I believe, that wasn't doing any of that stuff. And it was the only county that had zero cases, or next to zero cases of cowpox in the area.

1:09:44And the other county just hated them because they, you know, were the anti -establishment non -vaccinated people. And it's like, what happened today? Like, look at, how can we have a study of the amish? Like, there's been a few studies. Right. Why do the amish, you know, live longer lives so healthier, they don't have any cids. No autism. No autism. Yeah. That's the cids things the scariest one. Because there's people saying that what cids is, is these children dying from vaccines. And then what, you're, oh, you just died suddenly. Well, who knows what happened? Well, did anything happen before that?

1:10:22Did you like maybe inject them with a bunch of chemicals? In the last couple weeks. It was hepatitis B for a fucking baby. Did that go down? You know, what happened? But nobody wants to say it. Because nobody wants to be responsible for their child dying because they let that happen. And instead of going, that's interesting. They go, oh, you're a fucking anti -vaxxer. You're a little bit of that. You're an anti -science. It's like, the content I'm saying is, doesn't it fucking piss you off that cids even exist in the first place? And you're just putting this blanket made up, you know, made up, I don't know what the right word is, to label, label.

1:10:55Oh, it's a sudden infant death syndrome. Right. We don't know what it is. It just happened suddenly. And it happened to an infant and they died. Wouldn't you want to figure out what the fuck caused this instead of just like, well, we don't know. It's just a small percentage that just happens to. Well, what happened to the baby in the first, you know, right before, the day before? Yeah. Two days before, a week before, two weeks before? The omniscient autism thing is really nuts. They don't find any autism. In the study I read, they found two cases of autism in this omniscient population and both were adopted kids.

1:11:26Gee. You want to know next year? That's so wild. That's so wild. It's like the overall implications are so large that people don't even want to consider the possibility of it. They'd rather keep the blinders on. But they, it's like what Carl Sagan about said about people being bamboozled, that it's easier to bamboozle people than to trick them. It's easier to trick them than to convince them that they've been tricked. Well, they don't want to believe it. Yeah. And that's what you see. People are like, you start talking to them about the possibility that these things cause all these problems and their eyes glaze over.

1:12:04They're like, oh, where are you hearing this? Well, where are you hearing that that's not the case? Why are you so confident to say that this is what happened? People just like, like COVID vaccine saved millions of lives, millions. Like, how do you know that? How do you know that? How many do you think got fucked up by it? I know a lot of people that got fucked up by it. And most people do too. And they don't want to admit it. Well, it's not correlation. Cozation is not correlated. They want to pretend. Why are they trying to scare the shit out of everybody? Tell me that. Why do they have fucking debt tolls on the new stations?

1:12:41Make a lot of money. And that's what vaccines, same thing, because it's kind of money. Doctors get huge bonuses for fully vaccinated kids. That's the truth. Isn't that? I mean, like, yeah, instead of attacking the person that says that, isn't it something you should look into? Right. Is that a conflict of interest? It seems like it is. Should be. Yeah, it seems like it is. Let me try one of those. Get in there, dog. You're not going to try to. You want to at least come on, get a couple more, man. You're going to run dry.

1:13:13My friend, Brendan, job, he had like four, four, six is at his mouth. Like, what are you doing? You have four in your mouth? Like, dude, I love him. Four, eight, give it time. I got four in there. Like, that's so much. They have one, I think, called the Pablo. Joe is called. I think it has 30 milligrams. Like, I try. I put it in my mouth for a second. I was like, I can't do this. It's a good one, yeah. I can't handle this. This is about 50. Oh, my God. 50. Oh, my God. That's so crazy. That's so much nicotine. You're supposed to have like six milligrams a day for the benefits that they're talking about.

1:13:51Six, that's it? I think that's it. I think that's all you need. And the benefits increase the more you take? I don't know. We'll find out. Imagine if like, they do a study on all these guys that were using tobacco pouches all day. Like Shane Gillis, he fucking swaps a new one out every five minutes all day long. He's just popping sixes. Real American right there. Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah. It's a weird, I thought they were super addictive. So I quit for a few days. Yeah, it was fine. It was nothing. I felt nothing. Like, I think you have stronger will than most people though. Yeah, but I didn't even get a headache.

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1:15:52For alcohol, you must be legal drinking age. Please enjoy responsibly. Product availability varies by region, CPAP for details. Yeah, I've quit coffee a couple of times. For a day or two? Just for fun, just see what happens. I'm like, oh, I feel it shit. I'm 100 % addicted to coffee. But I could quit it. It would just, I feel like shit for a couple of days and I would just figure out what to take so I don't feel like shit. Sugar, I think it's the biggest addicted substance. You cut sugar out, you do like a whole 30 year old. They freak out. Yeah, well, that's another thing that freaks out when people start trying ketogenic diets.

1:16:31They get the keto flu, they call it. Because your body's like, where's the sugar? And then there's also the problem that a lot of the sugar that we're getting is corn syrup. And corn syrup is sort of a manufactured sugar. So your body, there's an extra step your body has to take to process it. Like people wanna say, oh, it's chemically the same as it is from fruit or cane sugar. Oh, it's not. It's not. No, no. The science shows that that is not the case. Not only that. Yeah, it's any Fauci? Not that guy. If you criticize Anthony Fauci, you criticize science. Okay, what about those fucking AIDS vaccines?

1:17:10You gave foster kids, you piece of shit. Yeah. In the 1980s where they died. What about the polio vaccines? Your best buddy gave in India and maimed and paralyzed a bunch of kids. How about that? Most of the polio was from vaccines. This is like modern polio. There's like, there's a large percentage of modern polio that is vaccine derived. The majority of Suzanne says. Yeah, people, you tell that to people and they go, what? No. My favorite one is when people get nutty about all this stuff, what about polio? If they didn't have a polio vaccine, they go, What percentage of polio do you think is asymptomatic?

1:17:44Meaning you have polio, be of no symptoms at all. And they're like, oh, probably none. 95 to 99%. You say then they're like, what? And then you Google it and you see it right in front of your face. And people just go, what the fuck is going on here? Like what is that? And then the Suzanne Humphries, when she connects DDT, where the first cases of polio were from rural communities, where they were spraying DDT on all the crops. They were spraying DDT everywhere. No one knew that DDT was so bad for you. They were spraying it everywhere. And not just people were getting polio, dogs, horses, cows.

1:18:19It was like animals were getting the same symptoms. And polio is not cross, it doesn't cross poly, it doesn't go to these other species. It doesn't jump species. It was DDT poison. And it's coincidence. It's wild. You tell that to people in their eyes, clays over. And I get it. I get it. I've been there before. So it's too much. It's too much to admit, as Carl seconds says, the bamboozle. Why though? Why can't we just be common sense? That's how I was thinking the other day. I was like, I don't want any shit in my water. Let's take out the fluoride, let's take out the chemicals in our water. In our food, can we take out artificial dyes?

1:18:57This is too hard to have the same food, US manufacturers, that you put in the food in Europe, that doesn't have the dyes in it, that doesn't have the bull shit that has 20 less ingredients, the same shit for us. Yeah, the same company. No one's saying, don't give us fruit loops. I want fruit loops. Just give me fruit loops that don't give me cancer. Yeah. You can do that. It's still bad for you. But so what, it's less bad for you. Wouldn't that be better? Oh, it doesn't look as pretty. What? What's the milk gets in there and everything gets crazy? Who gives a fuck? You know, no little kids are looking at that going, I don't like this as much, the colors are dull.

1:19:36No, they're gonna eat the fruit loops. But is it too much to just want to have like common sense shit? Your vaccines, can we get them just double blind to see about tested safety testing vaccines? Well, they're gonna do that now. And this is another thing. Are the bobby's done. Yeah, come on, Bobby. The other thing that Bobby did, did you see that conversation that he had with a dentist about fluoride? Where the dentist was questioning about fluoride? Oh, yeah, now that a lot more dental, surgery agent, and then Bobby hits him with the stats. But like what, you don't need that in the water. You could use, if fluoride is so effective, you could use it orally, like toothpaste and mouthwash and you spit it out, you don't have to swallow it and take it into your, and you probably shouldn't even do that.

1:20:13I don't use fluoride toothpaste. Eddie Bravo had a great point. He's like, if fluoride did so much, why would they specifically advertise toothpaste as not having fluoride? Fluoride free toothpaste. Which is true. That's what I use. I don't have any cavities. I haven't had cavities in fucking ever. I can't have some other ways to avoid cavities too. Like do oil pulling. Just swish some coconut oil around your mouth. Add some baking soda if you want to it. Do you know that's the, somebody's talking about this recently about the myth around root canals. Oh, the danger of root canals can possibly leave bacteria on parasites.

1:20:55Yeah, it's really bad for you. If you have a root, I have a root now. I'm getting mine taken out. What are they gonna, you're gonna put a drill hole in there, a post and get a new tooth, or you're just gonna go toothless. New tooth, I think. New tooth. It's kinda cool if I was a hockey player, maybe. Maybe I get a gold tooth, like a wrapper. Let's go. Blimey. Blimey. Diamond. I have a couple of diamonds in my teeth. Yeah, it's pretty gruel. I can see you with a grill. I'll think. Next UFC. All diamonds. Vampire grill. Big UFC coming up. Yes. Yeah, the Marab rematch with Sugar Sean. That's an interesting fight.

1:21:28Very interesting fight. I do not know how Sugar Sean keeps that guy off of him, but I do like what he's been doing. Got off social media, stop smoking weed, just dial the fuck in. Got his hip fixed, which was a big part problem. There's a lot of these fighters that take these fights because it's a lot of money, and it's a big event, and they don't want to cancel, and they got a significant injury. Sean could not wrestle. Imagine not being able to wrestle in camp, and you got to go face him. who's getting it on the ground? He's a fucking animal. That guy's superhuman. There's no one like him. The cardio that guy has is off the charts.

1:22:07It's just off the charts. I've never seen anything like it. He doesn't get tired. And he's full gas. No breaks the entire fight. It's just smothering, overwhelming people, even Nermagom Adolf, who's also an animal. He couldn't keep him off of him. This motherfucker's crazy. And then when DC went to visit him on Sunday, the day after the fight, he was out running. What? Yep. DC went to his house and graduated him, and DC made a video of it. Because he showed a video, Marab's gym, he's got this gym in his garage, pretty dope. And he's like, this motherfucker's out running. He just won the world title.

1:22:45The next day he's running. He's an animal man. He's a fucking animal. I was sad to not see you in the Montreal. Yeah, I haven't been going to Canada lately. I talked too much shit. I love Canadian people. I do love Canadian people. And I love Montreal. That's a good city. I love Montreal. One of my favorite restaurants, Joe Beef, is in Montreal. If you can get in, go there. It's fucking phenomenal. I'll drop you in a incredible place. They'll let you in. But there's the culture in Montreal is amazing. I've always loved it. I've been going to Montreal since the 90s. I love it. I love Vancouver.

1:23:20I love Toronto. I love Canada. I love the people. I just think they're going down a dark road with this government. And it's hard to pull that stuff back. Once they start taking away rules or instituting laws, taking away rights, pulling people's guns, doing all the things that they're doing right now, they allow polygamy now in Ontario. Yeah, they just passed a law. They allow polygamy because they have so many Muslims there. Are we sure we want them as a 51st state there? Yeah, we can clean it up. Yeah. It's never gonna happen. He was just trying to fuck with them and it had the worst effect possible because they thought that Pierre and the conservatives were a shoe in, that this, like, it was going to be a, Jordan, the way he described it.

1:24:05He said they were in a position where the liberal party had a real risk of complete collapse. And then Trump comes along. I'm gonna turn into the 51st state. I was on the phone with him and he's telling me, he's like, I kept calling him Governor Trudeau. And it goes, and I was, first of all, I was joking about turning into a 51st state, but then a lot of people go, it's actually a good idea. I think it might be a good idea. It's so crazy. But that is the worst possible effect because then Canada united. Like, hey, these fucking Americans think they're gonna take over us, eh? And then they, yeah, it became a disaster for Canada, unfortunately.

1:24:44Because if he didn't say that, Pierre would have probably won. I think, is this guy worse than Trudeau? Is that possible? That's what Jordan believes. Jordan believes he's worse than Trudeau. He's, Jordan thinks he embodies all the worst aspects of the world, economic forum, young global leaders, mentality of control. And some of the things that he said about every decision will be made with climate change in mind. Like that kind of talk. This idea of climate change, yes, yes, sure. We should definitely not be a department. Of course, but understand that there's no thing they do ever that's completely benevolent.

1:25:18It's not happening. Everything they do is about power and money. And so if they're pushing global health or if they're pushing climate control or climate change, it is about power and money. The restrictions on rights coming, for sure. And they just do it in a way where it's kind of undeniable because the future of our world, the future of your children, you know what, Canada is just pumping coal. Like a fucking semi on the highway, just, boop, boop, boop. They just fucking making coal power plants. They're like, look at these idiots. We are just gonna make as much electricity as possible because we're in a fucking technology, AI race with these assholes.

1:26:00And then they found out that China has been sneaking in. All of these listening devices to these solar systems that they sold us. What about the transformers? Yeah, the transformers. Yeah, a lot of different things. Yeah, Chinese solar power inverters. This is what it is also to Jamie. If you can't pull it up in time. It's a race to see who gets it first. Jamie or me. You got it, bitch. Oh, here it is. Yeah. He's always quicker than me. And these only type in one here, which is even crazier. That's impressive, Jamie. But so they found out that there's, they calling it a ghost in the machine. There's these road communications devices found in Chinese solar power inverters.

1:26:42Yeah, of course. If we're stupid and we take their stuff cause cheaper and there's no limitations on these foreign countries buying up land in America where you can't buy any fucking land in China. Yeah, you can't own a company in China. You can't buy land in China. They're smart about it. We're stupid about it. We got another China virus, huh? So road communication devices not listed in product documents have been found in some Chinese solar power inverters by US experts who stripped down equipment hooked up to grids to check for security issues. Two people said over the past nine months undocumented communication devices, including cellular radios have also been found in some batteries from multiple Chinese suppliers.

1:27:24Cellular radios in batteries. I mean, this is the ultimate Trojan horse. I mean props to China. They're so clever. They knew we're dumb and they know we're greedy. So we want like cheaper stuff. Why don't we just shut this shut down? Cause we can't make these things. This is what Trump is trying to encourage. Like, you know, we talk, I talked to Tim Cook. Tim, you don't want to be opening up a plant in India. I don't like it. Tim people's like, that sounds like fascism. No, it sounds like someone is concerned about national security. Like maybe we shouldn't have, like who knows what's in this?

1:27:57Who knows what's in it? I never looked, I've never looked in this. I don't look. And most of these are made in China or India, right? Why don't they make them here? So we know that it's just the CIA spy in on us.

1:28:13No, they couldn't be doing that. They're benevolent. My favorite one is these phones that can't be hacked. Oh yeah, cause I asked a legitimate security expert to do a deep dive on this. And he sent me an actual PDF. Like he laid out, he literally went through it. He's like, I'm getting all these. Yeah, everybody can get that. And he's like, if wasn't Elon gonna make one now? He's talked about it. But he's like, hope I don't have to make a phone. That's what he says. I hope I don't have to do that. But if they get in his iPhone and plug in text, get leaked. And that kind of shit happens. Maybe he will.

1:28:49I was watching Kill Tony. Who's the comic who played Elon? Kyle Donnegan. He's the best. He's hilarious. He's so funny dude. Have you ever seen his Instagram? No. Oh my God. He does these face swap videos with like Trump and Stormy Daniels and the Cardiast. Stormy! It's like, he's so funny man. He's so funny. He's such a wild dude. Kyle is like the most under appreciated guy out there, I believe. I really do. In terms of like all out funny, even he, his stuff is so ridiculous. Comedy, I feel like it's kind of in a better place. Isn't a better place. Yeah. I think a big turning point was the Tom Brady roast.

1:29:37Yeah. I think that was, because it was the biggest thing ever on Netflix. More people watched the Tom Brady roast on Netflix which is wild comedy. Tony Hinchcliffe and Sholes Unbelievable. On fire. On fire. Yeah. I mean, he took that super seriously. And you know, I actually got a hold of Tom to get him on the roast. Really? Yeah. I'm like, you gotta get Tony Hinchcliffe. They're doing a roast. I mean, he's the best roaster alive. No exaggeration. So you think after that, just more stuff was on the table or people are more? Netflix was all the sudden like wide open. They were completely open to do wild stuff now.

1:30:17Because they're like, look, fuck all this woke shit. This is not profitable. Not only is that profitable, we're actually killing the business. And you're killing the business of comedy because people watch these specials and like, what is this? You made a DEI comedy special or an inclusive comedy special where you're letting people do comedy in the biggest form in the world just because they fit this particular group of people, this particular political group. It's crazy. It's identity politics in the worst way possible because it's counterproductive for your business. Your business is to provide entertainment and in some of your more successful businesses are what the movies and shows, their wild shows.

1:31:01Like crazy shit happens in these shows, but not with comedy. With comedy we have to gatekeep. We have to keep it. And I think they realized after they did a few of those things that nobody watches them, people hate them and it actually is bad for their business. And then they do the Brady Rose boom. And they're like, okay. You know, and when I did my special, they had no limitations on me. They didn't say anything. And they have before. And it was live. But no, because it was live. They're like, we're not. We're not telling you what to say. It's live. Just go ahead. We trust you. They went to see me live at the club.

1:31:34They're like, okay, I'm like, really? Sure. They're letting it go. Now Tony has a special that's coming out on Netflix. They're doing Kill Tony is on Netflix now. He's doing more roasts on Netflix. Yeah. That's great. That's what you need. And then I think it's also the competition with YouTube. Because so many people like Shane put his special out on YouTube, Ari put Jew on YouTube. So many people are putting these wild specials on YouTube and they're getting massive numbers. Yeah. Massive numbers. And so I think they just like, look, this is a, we're in the fucking business. Like what are we doing?

1:32:07This is obviously like super popular and people love it. And it's also really good. This is really good comedy. Like what are we doing? What are we doing? Go on, bro. Go on, whoa. Let's go back to where we were. And now that Trump's in office, it's like, well, the whole country leans in that direction now. So the people want you to get more wild. SNL is kind of funny again. They've had some funny sketches. Yeah. They had Shane on twice. They had Shane on twice? Yeah. Yeah. So it's good. It's good for comedy. It's good. Comedy has to be looser. You have to be more wild. Doesn't mean you're cruel.

1:32:41Doesn't mean you're evil. It's just comedy. Just like movies where people get shot. That's not evil either. Okay. It's like comedy is funnier when it says fucked up things. It just is. It's a joke. Yeah. Back from Richard Pryor and Lenny Bruce and Sam Kennisin and Bill Hicks and everybody else and Andy Murphy. It's always been the wildest shit is what's funny. King is a comedy. Yeah. Exactly. King's comedy, blue collar, a door, you know, Dave Chappelle. It's like, it's all with the wild shit is the funny and shit. Pets for people to see. That's what you want to say. They know what it is. It's a fucking art form.

1:33:13It's called shit talking. Yeah. That's what it is. Put your offense to the side. Yeah. Just go have a good time. They don't mean it. Like, have you seen Brian Holtzman yet? No. Oh my god. You guys see Brian Holtzman. He's a Los Angeles legend that we got to come out to Austin. And he was like the guy that would go on late at night. And he's so wild that Mitzi Shore wouldn't put him on stage for two weeks after 9 -11. Really? She's like, no. Don't let him go up. If we were dying, Holtzman, Mitzi, I don't understand. I'm not going to say anything crazy. She's like, no way, no way, two weeks. Two weeks later, he's just saying the most ridiculous shit.

1:33:51He went on stage after Susan Smith drowned her kids like the day after. He's like, I heard there were bad kids. I heard they sat back close to the TV. They didn't blew away their blocks. They were always spilling their fucking milk. Those kids would not be missed. Like, it's a crazy character. You meet him in real life. He's the nicest guy on earth. But he's so funny. He's so ridiculous. I don't want to tell you what he's talking about now. I don't want to give it away. But comics just line up to watch this guy. When he's on stage, we all get out of the balcony. Like, Holtzman. Has he been in the mothership?

1:34:21Oh, he had lines there all the time. He's there all the time. He wasn't having an audience in LA because they were putting him late at night. And here we're like, throw him up at 10 o 'clock. You put, let him headline. Give him 40 minutes, man. Let him go off. I love it. It's fun. It's a good time for comedy. A really good time for comedy. But movies, though, we need movies. Movies haven't caught up, though. No, but if you see it, I'm not saying we got to go make Trumpic Thunder multiple times. Have you seen Segera's new Netflix series? No. Oh my gosh. Is it? It's so crazy. It's so crazy. It's called Bad Thoughts.

1:34:56It's these short sketches, these short films, essentially. They're all like short, like five, 10 minute films. And there's just a bunch of them. And they're fucking ridiculous. Like so outrageous and so crazy that you watch it like, no, no, oh my God. What the fuck do they? Is it just real? Is Bert? No, Bert is not in it. And Bert actually made a video congratulating Tom and saying, I don't know why I wasn't on it. Did you think about me having me on it? Kind of weird that my best friend didn't have me on a show. He's like, I'm kind of in the cell Tom. I'm kind of joking, but also kind of serious.

1:35:31Like, was there any talks about having me on it? It was a little hurt. Your first alternate. You just missed the cut. I wasn't on it either. You know, who cares? Just, it's great. It's really great. And it's again, it's like Netflix taking wild chances, just completely wild chances. What do you got so much goddamn money? Yeah, this episode is brought to you by Paramount Pictures new film The Naked Gun. There's comedy. And then there's The Naked Gun. It's in a league of its own. If the trailer is anything to go by, this new film does not hold back. Liam Neeson is Frank Trevin, Jr. son of the celebrated police squad lieutenant from the original films.

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1:37:32I don't understand. So the problem is, would they be pay -per -view still? Because the Mike Tyson Jake Paul fight was on Netflix and it was just you could just watch it. You just like you watch everything else. You have to pay more for it. So if they have the UFC on Netflix, but they made people pay more for it, I don't know how that would work out. What if you just did like five bucks? Yeah, I don't know. Well, that's a good question, right? Like if the UFC was $5 instead of $70, would you actually make more money? Because you would get millions of downloads or millions of views. We think about the user base on Netflix.

1:38:07Right. It's pretty immense. It's got to be what? $500 million? A billion? Yeah, we'll find out. It's got to be way bigger than ESPN plus. ESPN plus fucked themselves with a couple of companies that I could even get it on my. Yeah, they had a crash during the Ancoli of Pereira fight, right? That's not good. And we're all I was like looking online. What the fuck? I'm not the only one. Like thousands of people were like five bucks. What was the root cause of that that they discern? I don't know. I just literally wouldn't let me get on. That's another fight. Pereira took that fight with a broken hand and a neurovice.

1:38:44I knew it was messed up. Creason Animal. Netflix has 94 million monthly active users. The company has over 300 million paid global subscribers. So it's 300 million worldwide. Top ad supported tier. Oh, so they have an ad? Now you can have ads. So it's cheaper. You can get it cheaper with ads. Okay. They're distinct from paid subscribers, multiple individuals can share an account. Do you have any idea what the average pay -per -view on U .S .E .S.? No. I don't. I don't know what the numbers are. Cause I don't think they have to disclose it. Do they even... They used to disclose the box in the day.

1:39:28The box in wood all the time is like kind of a badge of honor. You know, there's two point. Like Floyd would do, you know. Four million for the Conor McGregor fight was something crazy. Like that was one of the records. And then the many pack -yout fight. I think was the biggest one ever. Who's coming back to fight? That's kind of crazy. He's 46 years old. Yeah. But he's also saucy. Great singer. He's not going to come back 46 on the match. I guarantee you. You think so? Well, I mean, if I was a person that was like prone to ridiculous speculation, which I am, I mean, he carried his knockout power through eight weight classes and his physique notably improved.

1:40:08Yeah. I mean, and boxing has always had a steroid issue. Steroids, because like weigh -in tests, tests on the day of the weigh -ins is just an intelligence test. It's just how good is your doctor? Yeah. How good is the scientist? Same as UFC. MMA, why don't they stop doing that? Well, or change the weight classes. You saw that. When UFC brought in you saw that change and people's physique melted. They changed radically. Aster Overings, the greatest example. Yeah. Aster when he fought Brock Lesnar, got drug tested and he was saucy as fuck. When he's flexing on stage, that's when he was uber him.

1:40:46260 solid as fuck ripped. And just one of the more elite strikers on planet Earth and Brock was fucked. Yeah. And then they make him take the drug test and he becomes a normal person with good fighting skills. Yeah. I mean, wasn't the uber him anymore, this destroyer on the sauce, man. I would love to see what an Aster Overings run on the sauce would have been. Mike DeMiles and people. Mike God. It would have been epic. It would have been epic. It would have been really wild. So you want to see it back in the game. Oh yeah, I want fun. I don't want to see fat heavy weights. The fuck out of here.

1:41:29I want Aster back. Yeah. Get him back on the sauce. Aster's like a vegan now. You think John Jones fights this year? I don't know. I hope so. But I don't know if he does. He doesn't have to. Right? He's a legend. He's also 37. At what point in time does he? Is he 36 or 37? At one point in time, does a fighter say enough is enough, especially a natural fighter. And if you are natural and you have to be today, they just test you way too much. There's probably some shenanigans that go on, you know, like when A -Rod had those gummies that had testosterone in them and only was a short, short lifespan.

1:42:05Not like that. Yeah. There's probably some shenanigans that are still going on. I mean, if Balko could get away with it 20, 20 plus years now, you would think there's got to be people out there who are ahead of the game. Well, when I talked in the Vitsky, he was pretty open about that. Oh, you had him on here. Yeah. He was like, yeah, there's going to be methods that we don't catch. Yeah. Because there's always going to be some kind of a lab like Icarus, like the documentary. Amazing documentary. Woo! With the KGP. Woo! That was incredible. One of the greatest documentaries ever because... And he wasn't even doing that to...

1:42:41Right. And generally he was just trying to... He stumbled upon it. Yeah. Yeah. And then he did that other one afterwards, the dissident. I didn't see that. Did you see that documentary? It's all about the assassination of Jamal Kashoggi. Oh, really? And that one, interestingly enough, nobody wanted to stream that one. Yeah. You had to buy that one. That's crazy. They put it on platform, but you had to purchase it. And I think that might still be the case. Because that one, you know, because like... Icarus is available ever. I mean, it's the dissident. Yeah. Yeah. It's very good, dude. It's very good.

1:43:13It's dark. 2020? Mm -hmm. Where's the saying, get it at. Just your tuber. Tube. Tube. It's a tuber. Exactly. That's what I'm saying, man. It's one of those things where it's like... They buried that motherfucker. Those are the ones I want to see. Yeah. It was a good one. Can't get platformed. But Icarus, totally by accident, this guy stumbles upon... So what Brian was doing, Brian, who's an endurance athlete himself, was going to compete in a bicycle race, naturally, and then the next year he's going to get dumped up and document the entire thing. So he gets ahold of this guy who is supposedly the head of the organization that stops drug use in Russia.

1:44:01But Gregory... Richard Kov. It starts explaining exactly how to do this. How to do this, this is what you're going to take. And then along the way, they get busted for tampering with the urine samples that were used during the Sochi Olympics. So they find out that during the Sochi Olympics, everyone was doping. There was a... I've Russia got like a ton of metals, and they kicked ass in everything. And interestingly enough, he said the one sport that they found that didn't benefit from steroid use was ice skating, the figure skaters. You know, like you had to have like fine motor skill movement.

1:44:44It was really just about being light and being able to perform those things over and over again. And they didn't find evidence that giving those people steroids helped, which I thought was interesting. Because I would have thought it would help everything. I mean, there's a lot of explosive power involved when they jump into the air. But so the entire team was doping, and then they had a hole in the wall where they would take the real urine sample, pass it through the hole in the wall, and they would give them back a doctored urine sample. But it was the KGB who was running that. The KGB was running it allegedly.

1:45:18And the lids through microscopic analysis, they had found that they developed some sort of a tool that could open the supposedly unopened... That tampering with the wall. Yeah, but they found all these scratches all over that indicated that some sort of a device had gotten in there and popped open the little things that kept the lid from coming off. Well, it's like, you know, when you have... The Olympics, I think, first of all, my position in the Olympics is that it's a giant scam against the athletes. The athletes are generating insane wealth and they get none of it. It's great. Like the top one -tenth of one percent can make any type of money.

1:45:58Yeah, and then they go out and then maybe the top -tenth of one percent they get endorsement deals, and that's where they benefit from winning a gold medal in the Olympics. Meanwhile, the people that run it, the networks, everybody else, billions. Billions of dollars. But the thing that people want to see, the athletes get none of it. That is a... Especially if you're in a sport that nobody, you know, you're a de -cathlete. Right. You're a shot -putter. Yeah. Congrats on the gold medal. Now get your aspect to work. Nobody gives a fuck who won synchronized women. Yeah. You're not getting any money.

1:46:33But meanwhile, billions of people are watching on television. There's an immense amount of revenue. And you're not getting a penny. Yeah. And this is the only thing that they ever put on TV like that, where you don't get a penny. The NBA gets a cut, and the NFL gets a cut. Everybody gets paid. Everybody gets paid in boxing. Everybody gets paid in every fucking sport there is. And these fucking athletes. One every four years. Yes. And by the way, you better fucking perform in the trials. Right. You can run the world record that year in competition and then go to the trials, like a thing Mud did, or 800 runner, and get tripped.

1:47:06Oh, fuck it. You miss the Olympics. Yep. Sorry. And some of these gymnasts who are the best in the world, famous, or poor, best in the world or what they do, spectacular performances. The whole world, cheers. We're watching them with baited breath on television. Pull it off, pull it off. They stick the land. Yes. They get nothing. Yeah. Nothing. It's a dirty, dirty, dirty scam that's been going on for so long. People just accepted it because it started back when there was no money in it. Yeah. Because there was no television. Like when you see Richard, when you see Adolf Hitler, just fucking Jonesing at the 36th Olympics.

1:47:46You're just fucking speeding. Just fucking speeding. Don't let him beat you. Don't let him beat you. He is just whatever the fuck he was on. I was feeling it. I love that video. Jesse Owen just fucking tortured it. Yeah. And puts up the fist. Yeah. Amazing moment in history. But it's just that was no money, right? Because there was no money. And then once television rolled in, they didn't say, hey, let's cut these athletes in on this. We're making billions of dollars now. Nope. Nope. They can't even pay for their fucking training. Exactly. No fucking disgusting. No, no, that you're never going to beat the Cubans and the Russians back then because they were funding everything.

1:48:24I mean, these people didn't have to worry about how they were going to feed themselves healthy food while they're preparing to box in the Olympics like our guys did. You know, it's like we... And the Chinese, what they're doing with their athletes too. They sent them away super early and then they ran a program for 10 years to prepare. Especially like Russian wrestlers. Yeah. Like what did they do to you? Like Carolyn. Yeah. Carolyn, who the photo that I have out in the gyms, maybe my favorite sports photo of all time. Carolyn picking up that 300 pound man like he was nothing. Yeah. Like I pick up a 45 pound kettlebell.

1:49:02He's fucking with his grit on his foot. That picture. Check the fucking rock. Me and his parents. He's smoked. His parents are like five, five. Yeah. Yeah, he was 300 pounds and moved like a cat. Natural. I mean, he didn't even seem like a fucking human. When you saw him compete in his prime, guys would just flatten out on the ground trying to protect... just protect themselves from being pummeled into the earth over and over again. He wrestled different than everybody. Everybody was just trying to take you down. He was trying to pick you up and slam you repeatedly into the earth. Like you're getting hit in the head by the world.

1:49:42Yeah. And he just did it over and over again to these guys just broke. I mean, the freak of all freaks. Look at the fucking musculature on this man. Totally natural, by the way. Of course. Yeah, I just ate a lot of borscht. Borscht. Yeah, you just eaten... Russian sausages and... What? Beats. Well, how about those European women athletes, the Eastern Block athletes, the women that... they set records that still to this day have been broken. Yeah, it won't. I think that's the whole scheme about getting transgender guys to change their gender. Yeah, that's... You're gonna beat that. That's a shame.

1:50:18That's a shame. Yeah, get the Bulgarians. Who are they letting in the Olympics? They're letting some trans athletes compete in the Olympics, which is like, okay. Is that what we're doing? We're in the boxers in a couple of boxers. But what is that one that we're trans? They thought no one guy fought a woman. But it's like a guy with a micro penis allegedly and like internal testicles. But went through purity as a man, looks like a man, a whole deal, and then did a chromosome test for allegedly, for a previous boxing or organization body. And they came back X, Y, and like, you're a man. And then, you know, that was very controversial.

1:51:02They didn't do that with the Olympics, which they clearly should. Like, they should do that with all sports. You know, that's what the enhanced games guys are gonna do. You know, the enhanced games, it was the... No. Okay. The enhanced games is a very well -funded idea. And they're... They call it the enhanced game. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. They're all gonna be on the juice. They're gonna be on the best steroids money can buy. The best current technology. They're gonna have to pay them all the athletes. Okay. And they're gonna pay them when they win. It's like millions of dollars. There's millions of...

1:51:30So they're putting this together as a huge event. And they're trying to entice the best athletes in the world to do this safely. Does the enhanced games... Oh, the update coming, I guess, next week. Oh, same. So we had the guys on who were... The guys who put together this. And I said, what are you... How are you gonna deal with trans athletes? And they were like, I think we're gonna do chromosomes. Which is the right way to do it. Yeah. Let's stop fucking around. You know, just stop pretending that these males that identify as women who win... What is like 700 women were robbed of gold medals in various...

1:52:08Cross various sports. It might have been more than that. Because these biological men pretended to be women and identified as women and dominated in women sports. They have a giant advantage. Stop pretending they don't. Just stop. And if you want people to compete, if you still want to compete and you're a woman, you know, you should be protected and only have to compete against other actual biological women. Period. End of discussion. It's not bigoted to say that... The trans women woman is actually anti -woman. 100%. Especially when it comes to sports, 100%. Yeah, that's what I mean. You know, seeing trans men dominating anything.

1:52:52No. Because there's a biological difference. Well, it's also a problem because if you're a trans man, now you have to take testosterone, which is banned. You can't take it. So are you gonna let them take it and you won't let older athletes take it? That sounds crazy. That doesn't make any sense. So if you get a 39 -year -old athlete as low -test testosterone, you won't let him take it. But you let a woman take it to become a man. Like, shut the fuck up. Chromosomes. That's it. Double X and XY. That's it. That's it. Way too much common sense there, Joe. It's just...it's...the idea that that's bigoted is so crazy when there's a demonstrable effect.

1:53:28Like, you can clearly see that these people that are identifying as women but are actually biological males have massive advantage. Yeah, but the people who are...you're asking those questions whether or not... or not able to answer whether or not there's a decided advantage, can't even define what a woman is. Exactly. But this is that's kind of like head in the ground mindset is the same thing that you're seeing with COVID vaccines, the same thing you're seeing with pharmaceutical drugs, same thing you're seeing with USAID and government. People just don't want to know. Most...and also, they feel helpless, right?

1:54:02So they want to be like reinforced and feel better. There's a...most people that are listening to us right now are living paycheck to paycheck. Most people. If you're living paycheck to paycheck, how much are you going to stick your neck out for this? How much are you going to stick your neck out for anything? How much are you going to open your mind or open your mouth up about all caused mortality? How much are...all the different things that people are concerned with in the wars in your life? A birth rate, it's the exposure to cancer or... Everything that's in the news, everything constantly.

1:54:34How much are you going to stick your neck out? Most people aren't. They can't. They don't have time. They have family, they have mortgages. They're barely getting by. They're not going to be able to risk everything. And they're being told not to care. Right. Yeah. And they're being shamed if they do care. Yeah. Yeah. You don't want to be the anti -vaxxer at work. Yeah. If you say, well, I'm just telling you, I read some scientific papers being broken down by legitimate PhDs online. They were explaining what the mechanism is that this stuff could cause cancer. Don't do your own research. Don't do your own research.

1:55:04That was my favorite. Trust the experts. That's like right out of Orwell. And when it's Brian Stelter saying, All these people they want to do their own research. What do you do to your own research? Why would you ever assume that everyone who listens is dumber than you? Why would you ever assume? And if you're an intelligent person and someone says there's medical research papers that you can clearly read that show you results. What? Why can't I understand that? I can go through college and learn calculus. I can figure out how to program a computer. I can figure out all these things. There's all these things that I can do.

1:55:44But I can't research this effect that this chemical that I'm introducing to the human body does. Don't do your own research. Trust these experts. You don't trust experts in anything. No. Because over time they're wrong about certain things and new expertise emerges. And we check. Look, they used to use lead and gasoline. Should we trust the experts and keep putting lead and gasoline where they made IQs demonstratably lower? You can like statistically lower in places and where people grew up. And I'm one of them. We grew up in a place where they at the time where they had lead and gasoline. I probably could have weighed smarter.

1:56:25And I was a kid. I was just sniffing fucking leaded gas. I have a buddy who has what he used to live in New York. And he was trying to do a garden in his background. His backyard. But he's a smart dude. So he took soil samples brought to university and said, you know, tell me what's wrong with the soil. It's like filled with lead. All from those days. From back when everybody had leaded gasoline. It was just in the air. Just everybody.

1:56:56Just lead fumes. Because they didn't want the engines to ping. Because if you have unleted gas. We used to have muscle cars back when I was in high school. If you put unleaded gas in a muscle car, they would run like shit. Because this was back when you could still buy leaded gas. Like when did they make unleaded gas, Jamie? Yeah, like when was it introduced? And when did they ban leaded gas? That's the better question. Because everybody was just breathing in this. But the whole point is that things changed. We learned some stuff. And if we're ignoring side effects. Because we want to keep our head in the sand.

1:57:41That's crazy. That stops the learning which we need. And if you're a curious person. So lead was added to gasoline in the 20s to improve performance. But it was later discovered that it was a pollutant in a neurotoxin. Okay. The US environmental protection needs to be facing outlet in the 1970s. 1996, the Clean Air Act ban sale. 1996. They wanted to keep making that money air in Rogers.

1:58:12So when I was a kid. So they learned in the 70s. And it took them 26 years. 26 years. LOL.

1:58:22So when I was in high school, like if you had, because we had carburetors back then, there was no, none of those cars had electronic fuel injection. And you, you bought lead gas. And I drove mostly muscle cars through my younger years. So I probably knocked my IQ down quite a few notches. At least three or four points. I mean, people used to kill themselves in garages. They would lock themselves in their garage and just let the engine run until they died. Those were the way people committed suicide. Still do? Yeah, it's the way people do. I know people who did that. Like, I don't know them personally, but they're friends of people that I knew.

1:59:03That they take a hose and attach it to the exhaust pipe and then put it inside the cabin. And it's a, it's awful. It's a way the people commit suicide. What is that carbon monoxide poison? Yeah. Yeah, and we just put that out in the air. Yeah, but at least it doesn't have lead in anymore. That's good. LOL. Fucking crazy. So the point is like experts, they don't always catch all the problems with especially novel inventions. And maybe there's some conflicts of interest. Yeah, maybe. They're being paid to say something and they're paid to do something. Imagine they find out it's a neurotoxin in 1978 and then they keep using it for 26 years.

1:59:47It's fucking crazy.

1:59:51Well, how else are you going to run all those cars that need let it gas? Aaron Rodgers, come on. Smarty pants. Water. Well, that was the other thing. The guy who created a water car and yelled, they've been poisoned me. They've poisoned me. And then he dies. Yeah. Yeah. How about that? Research going. You imagine you're some Texas oil guy and you find out about some dipshit and long island that figured out a water car. Like, can't we see in someone up there to talk to this fella? Yeah. Like, you're realizing your empire is about to collapse in front of your face. And the fact that actually happened.

2:00:25Yeah. Yeah. What happened to the water car? Apparently you drive across the whole country on a tank or something. What? Where's the trash car? Like, from back to the future. Right. That's what we need. What can we put trash in the old compact top? New clear fucking engine energy, huh? What is that water car guy? What was the official cause of death? Aneurysm. Stanley Myers' name. Yeah. They got him with the old aneurysm gun. There's been a few of those guys, though. Whoopsies. Some other ways of doing it. Yeah. What a coincidence. What a coincidence that a guy who develops an engine that runs on three quarters of the earth's surface that everybody has coming out of their tap, that everybody has, it's everywhere.

2:01:21You can buy it at the store. It's in your swimming pool. You swim in it. And that could be fuel. And it would just, we'll be released. Mist? Nothing. It makes to be nice. Yeah. Not probably good for the environment. Probably help the trees. It would climate change. We've spread and all that mist out there. Probably help the trees grow. Be nice. Be greener. You know, plant some more trees. Imagine if that did it and also Los Angeles are raining all the time. This is great. That'd be incredible. I guess you just got on that. My ex you stay there. Moisture in the air and all comes down as rain. Have you been on Newsom's podcast yet?

2:01:54I heard it's really good. You would probably have me on. I'm not interested. You know, I'd like to be asked. It's not like I'm opposed to talking to democratic politicians. I'll talk to anybody. But that guy. Yeah. Now I'm not interested. Yeah. Yeah. Talk to Federman. I like that guy. Yeah. Mm -hmm. You see it. You know, he's really struggling. Post -stroke. Somebody's doing a little better. Sometimes yes, sometimes no, but he has a translator that he carries with him everywhere. Yeah, when he's doing the podcast, he has an iPad in front of him so that like when, like, sometimes he has lapses of memory, like short term.

2:02:35So like if you, you and I were just talking about something, he would forget what we're talking about. So he has to look at the screen. So sometimes he hears a question, but it doesn't process. But he's lucid and he's a very nice guy. Yeah. But they're attacking him like crazy now. It's because he has a little bit of common sense. And he goes. He goes. But I'm a guy. He's a way each based on their individual merit. Exactly. Oh, this is a democratic issue. This is a Republican issue. Exactly. They do not want anybody stepping outside the lines. That's crazy. It's weird, man. And it's weird that people accept it.

2:03:06If you know how the politics work, like, why don't we're only a hundred and whatever days into this? Mm -hmm. But after we get through this first year, the Congress ain't meeting the same way. They're starting the people who are up for re -election in 2026. They're going to start campaigning here. After about three months into the new year. Yeah, probably. That's how it works. Yeah. So, what's going to happen? Who's going to be held accountable? It's going to be interesting. It's going to be interesting. It's going to be interesting to see how much money gets spent on these campaigns. What about the new plane that Trump's getting?

2:03:39He's still getting? Is that real? I don't know. So, his guitar was going to give him a 400 -cutter. Is that his hit? I think so. I've heard it said a bunch of different ways. Cutter, cutter. I've been corrected many times. Is it cutter? I thought it was a cutter. Oh, or a cutter. Let's find out whether it's a cutter. Like a person who cuts themselves? Yeah. Where is on the link? Okay. Well, I'm wrong then. I thought it was a cutter. But either way, we're going to give him a $400 million jet, which is like, I want to know, first of all, what's a $400 million? $400 million. And then we get on. Cutter.

2:04:21Cutter. Cutter. Okay. Then all those people that fucking cracked me. What the fuck? Can we hear a person from cutter? Say it. See, Google person from cutter pronouncing how to say it. I bet you there's a video on YouTube because it's a controversial one. I bet you there's a video. Big controversy. Yeah. Really? Well, it is now. Fio is just there. He was talking with the truth, son. Yeah. Or this one. That one. Try that one right there, correctly. We are looking at how to pronounce these names, as well as how to say more interesting, but often confusing country names and names from geography. So it makes you to stay tuned to the channel.

2:05:09So how do you say it? Well, officially in Arabic, it is to be said. Cutter. Cutter. Easy, right? In English, it is generally accepted that it is said as, Cutter. Cutter. But Cutter is how you... Okay. So it is Cutter. Cutter. It's like Fedor a million years ago. His real name is Fio Dora. But we go, yeah. Fedor. Tighten that up. Yeah. Yeah. Cutter. We like Cutter, sir. There's a lot of work there. Wild names and you guys get it. Oh boy. Do you ever forget when you're through doing interviews? Yeah, there's struggles. Some of them were rough. I fucked up Umar and never got bad off's name once, but that was just because I knew his name.

2:05:54I knew how to say it. It's just my mouth didn't work, right? Ladies and gentlemen, I'm not a wild boar. Umar. Yeah, I just fucked it up. But that's just... There's a lot of these Russian and Dagestan names that are real. Like Zabit Magomed Sharopirov. Yeah. That one is crazy. You know, there's a bunch of crazy ones. You know, tell her I'm just practicing. Yeah, you have to. I get them. They what happens is before the weigh -ins, like sometimes I've never seen a guy fight before, like they're new to the UFC. So then I have to find them online and watch some of their fights online. And then even then, like there's discrepancies and how to say the name.

2:06:34And so that we have to get it from them and then they have little recordings where the fighter will say their name and like, Jesus Christ, say, play it back again. What is the vowels these years? Like what is this? You know, some of Shavkat Rockmanov. Like, yeah. Wow. Shavkat Rockmanov. Huh? Okay. You know, there's some rough ones. Yeah, it's generally like the Russian ones, the most difficult ones. Yeah, it's tough. So the parts of the world develop ways of sounding that other parts, like if you like, what the way they talk in Japan versus Germany, you know, it's like, what you're not doing? You know, it's like weird little Spanish now, like Brazil.

2:07:17It's almost like a sing songy the way they said the lujie, you know, the way they talk about it. It's like Italian to yeah. Yeah, it's Italian. It's very, very sing songy. Yeah. You know, it's weird. The different parts of the world just decide like, no, we're going to be fucking stoic with the way we say things. And then you go to Italy, it's like they're all drunk. Like, hey, what about you? Yeah. Yeah. Cabiche. Yeah. It's fun. They're having a good time. And they like the colder the climate, the harsher the sounds, the harsher the woods. Hard people. Yeah, hard people. Hard people. Yeah. Dope people.

2:07:51The worst time I've ever had trying to understand people that are speaking English was in Belfast. Oh. We're in Northern Ireland for UFC. And me and this dude for Belfast got drunk at this bar. And I remember he just kept saying out of fight, any man that's just kept repeating. No, it wasn't even a big guy. He was just, I'm like, I believe you. We're all getting hammered. And just that was back in the day where I could get drunk with locals. So can't do anymore. No, because Cthio Vaughn got an altercation in Nashville yesterday. No. A couple days ago. Yeah, some guy was fucking with him for some viral video and Thio grabbed it by the neck and pushed him away.

2:08:33And they even did some digits of training. I don't believe so. Yeah. I believe it was probably a bad move. I never know. You're grabbing. But the guy was just doing it to get a rise out of the deal. He's fucking with them. But that's a tough part about being on public. Yeah. The back then I wasn't so famous. I could go around. So it was fun. Don't want to ever try to fuck with you when you're on. Yeah. They're all friendly. Yeah. Most of the people who know me are nice. Oh no, of me. It's like every now and then I get a side eye from a blue hair. You know, wearing a mask. It's taking a mask. I can't understand you.

2:09:06It's taking a mask down. That I helped Trump. That's where it really ramped up. Before the Trump thing, people didn't bother the other day. The Kamala stuff about what a moron to not come on the show. Well Pierre didn't come on either from Canada. I offered to have him on his way. Yeah. As people, his people didn't want him coming on. This people apparently thought that it was a bad idea for him to come on the show. Well, I mean, I think anybody with a brain knows that Trump coming on here had a big, big sway on the election. I think Trump is a unique individual though. If you talk to a politician that only does well with canned questions and with speeches that were written in advance by skillful people, like it's faint Trump famously rants.

2:09:49Okay. So he to have that ability to go up in front of 15 ,000 people and just have a rough outline of what you're going to talk about. And so I said to him, you know, he just like what he's doing Biden, wandering around like not knowing where he's going. It's probably doing stand up. Yeah. And he has a set and he's doing this set to arena's all over the everybody else has a script. Everybody else is reading off a teleprompter. Everybody else has to know what they're going to be asked in advance. I mean, Biden famously had the questions and who to call on and what the answer was supposed to be on a note card that got multiple times again.

2:10:27What do you like to post? Take whatever they gave him before the debate. Oh my gosh. I bet it's awesome. I bet it's like that shit from that Bradley Cooper movie. Yeah. We're all starting. You start seeing numbers in front of you like, I think I got it. I think I can do the debate. Like because every other time he's like barely coherent. Well, that in an earpiece he did pretty well. Yeah. There was probably some way of communicating with him for sure. I mean, I don't know why they would risk you like. How about the moment I had some weird earrings? Remember those earrings? Yeah. And the company that made those blue teeth earrings was like kind of taking credit for it.

2:11:02Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, nothing to see here. I just think it's funny. Now there's the one guy in CNN wrote a book about Biden's, you know, cognitive decline. Yeah. And he was like one of the biggest proponents of like, no, he sharp as ever. Sharp as attack. You know, yeah, I don't know why they thought they could write that. But it was all it was all fucking theater. And they do a debate before anyone's ever done a debate. Let him go up there without his drugs. Yeah. Without his uppers. Yeah. Without his earpiece. Yeah. Like Trump's response to some of those. I don't know what you said, but I don't think he does either.

2:11:37I don't know what he said. I don't know what he said. What the fuck is this? He does either. Yeah. Oh, and they just amazing now the way. Yeah. How about we beat Medicaid? We beat them. They cut the time off like, oh my God. What are you doing? You guys set them up. But it's so bad. It was so bad for the Democratic party because if they were just honest about that and then had a primary, I just don't think he wanted to step down and Jill did want to step down. No, Jill. He's a sharp as ever. I remember she did the one thing afterwards where he got done. She said, you answered all the questions.

2:12:13She said so good. My wife said that to me and I'm like, what are you? What did they give you? Are you high? What the fuck are you talking about? Of course I answered all the questions. She just answered the questions for him on the view. Yeah. That was even better like Dr. Jill's on here. I thought you did such a great job. You were such a great president. Is she a doctor like a medical doctor or is she like a PhD? She's like me. She's got an honorary injury. No. No. No, she probably is. I think she has a real one, right? But that doctor thing is very sneaky. We should need a different distinction.

2:12:46It should be PhD, which is very impressive. You should be able to say I'm PhD Aaron Rodgers. But you have to say I'm Dr. Aaron Rodgers, right? You got a real PhD in something. I think I'd say PhD. Right, but would you introduce yourself like that? That sounds gross. But saying Dr. Rodgers is like, oh, Dr. Jill. Yes. Yes, it's Dr. Yeah, Dr. These do call it Cosby, Dr. Cosby. Right. A lot of people call it because he got an honorary.

2:13:19I'm just putting this out there. I'll speak at university if you give me an honorary. I want to be Dr. Rogan. I think it would be fun. Oh, for sure. It would be fun. People already think you're after your COVID comments. Yeah. Wow. I had a good doctor actually. I had a good real doctor. They gave me good advice. How about that? Oh, what a weird world we live in. I can't believe we're here. But what is Dr. Jill? Dr. In 2007 at age 55, she got a doctor of education from Delaware. Damn it. 55. Congrats. That's kind of what I'm. A winner should do it just to be a doctor. I just really want that. This is going to look good when Joe is the president.

2:14:03Yeah, Dr. Jill. Didn't Joe my favorite? I remember when he was, she was like 15. Yeah. But when Biden was talking about his handicap, the drop. Oh, yeah. I'll play with you. You got to carry on bag though. That's exactly the fuck up. You're going to carry your arms. You're an eight handicap. Joe, he falls down going upstairs. That's so rare. It's so rare that people fall down going upstairs. You're going to beat Trump at golf. Trump is actually really good at golf. Yeah. Like he wins his club tournaments. Yeah. Which is crazy. Like you're playing with like real golfers. Like he's apparently a really good golfer.

2:14:41Yeah. Like what is his golf handicap? I think he's definitely a single digit.

2:14:50But that's a crazy thing to say for Biden. Probably know it. Also say kick his ass. Kick his ass. Yeah. I take him out to the word Chad. It was a fun time. Do I? Like he, remember when he told that worker? Like they're like some sort of steel meal or something. It's not punch you in the face or something. He called him a dog face. What did a pony face liar? What the fuck did he say? Dog face. Dog face dog soldier. Yeah. Something like that. A pony face. Why don't I remember what the phrase was? Fucking next sniff. But it was fascinating. It was fascinating watching people run cover for him. You know?

2:15:26Yeah. It just like that really damaged the Democrat party that they let them do that. Because imagine they didn't imagine they had a real primary, like a real one. And you know. You think Bobby would have a chance? Yes. Yeah. Yes. I think so too. Yeah. 100%. Especially if they let him talk. Especially if they let him present some of the information that everybody's saying he's a cook. Let me present this to you. And he's so calm. Because he's been doing this for so long. He doesn't get emotional, which is a real trap. Yeah. When you're accused of being a cook and you get emotional, it's a real trap.

2:15:58Or super defensive. Yeah. Super defensive. And he doesn't do that. And I thought he was great in the, you know, in the sessions of Congress when he was trying to, what do they call that when they're asking all those questions and trying to fucking pin them down when he's nominated. Yeah. I thought he was great. No, he's great. But he's a brilliant guy. And if he didn't have this voice issue, it would be a shoe in. I mean, he would be. He would have won. He would have won. Yeah. He would have been the next president. Like, I'm not bullshitting. If they, if the Democratic Party allowed him, they had no gatekeeping and allowed a real primary.

2:16:31And Bobby got in. And Bobby didn't have a voice problem. And he had the intellect that he has. And the background that he has. And the, the history of environmental protection that he has. I mean, he was an environmental attorney that literally helped clean up the East River. He stopped these companies from poisoning the environment. And that's my problem with the entire Democratic Party. Is it, is it just because Trump won an Elon is working for him and Bobby's work informant insert anybody's put in his cabinet. All the good shit that they're doing. Yeah. The billions that Elon has found of just fraud and corruption and bullshit.

2:17:09Bobby's saying, hey, let's just look at these vaccines. Let's look at the efficacy. Let's do real safety tests on these. Like all the common sense shit that's going on right now. By the cabinet members dissolving the Department of Education. All the different things are doing. Like if it's good for the country, if it's common sense, good for the country. Yeah. Why are we not on fucking board with this? It doesn't mean you shouldn't criticize the bad stuff. But if you criticize everything or if you ignore all the good stuff, then no one is going to listen to you. You can't do that. It's like if you have an enemy, if I have an enemy, I don't have an enemy.

2:17:43But if I had one and he was really good at something, I'd be like, I think he's a piece of shit, but I'll tell you what, he's fucking talented. Like this thing that he does, he's really good at it. That's just fact. Yeah. Just is what it is. And if you think someone's doing, if they're on the wrong party in your eyes, but they're doing something good, you're like, I think that's good. I think this is important, it's good for everybody. Like it has nothing to do with parties. It should have nothing to do. There's something that a person that you don't like who's in office, and they pass a bill, and that bill benefits us all.

2:18:13We should all celebrate. And the fact that we don't is nuts. The fact that no one cared that Elon brought those fucking people back from space. The guys, a fucking hero for that, and any other time in history. Any other time in history. The super genius said a fucking rocket to go rescue the people that were trapped in orbit because NASA couldn't. They couldn't. And if he'd done it in 2016 when Obama was in there, it would have been fucking great. It would have been great. And they could have done it while Biden was in office. But they wouldn't let him do it because politically it would look like a victory for Trump because Elon supports Trump.

2:18:49So they left those people up there. That's fucking wrong. It's evil. It's evil. It shouldn't be a political thing. 96 % of the articles about Elon are bad. 96%. Yeah. Your attack went as smart as guys in the country who literally is spending part of his time trying to fucking clean up the government, efficiency, and waste, and corruption, and fraud. And there was a comparison to 96 % of something else that was all good. That might not be good. See if you can find one that comparison. Talking about Pelosi's stock trades or something. You don't hear a peep out of that. There's no media stories about except for Bill that was put out there.

2:19:27There was kind of a policy bill. There was a policy bill. Didn't fuck your making it. I love them one time. When she gets asked it during a press conference. I think it's like, wow, I think we should participate. There's no conflict of interest. Pushes the like away. He said he's over. She's four winds in going, what are they talking? Stock trading. I don't even know what they're talking about. They would bring this up. I mean, that's something that Elon has said we should investigate. How come these people are like on both sides? It's on both sides. 100%. 100%. That's something that maybe we could have bipartisan support for.

2:20:05There's some bipartisan things that people support. One of them is the new IBogane research, which is wonderful. It got past the first step in Texas. Good. The IBogane, and they're going to do PTSD and soldiers and veterans. That has bipartisan support. I love when something has bipartisan support. That should do. Yeah. Yeah. The Elon stuff should be like, look what he's done. We should be championing it. Yeah. Okay, you don't like his politics. Fine. Right. You loved it before. You loved the green cars and electric cars and shit. Until he fucking won the election for Trump. Now he's running Trump and he's running the government looking his kid on Trump's lap.

2:20:47I think as soon as he got the Twitter files and he found out what the government was doing. He was like, whoa. Imagine you have so much money that you could actually buy a conspiracy. You could find the answer. Because that's what it is. It's like the only time he has to raise island would have been a week. We still wouldn't have got anything except listening devices. I bet they're everywhere. They would have to gut the walls. They would probably gut if they sold to us. They probably got the walls. But as is. Yeah. As is. No contingencies. Just as is. Yeah. I mean, there's other islands though.

2:21:25That's, I bet there is, right? You're going to ask your buddy Alex about it probably. Black helicopters take him over the island. You're so good. That's the only impression I could do. Yeah, Alex looks good. Yeah. He looks fucking great. Yeah. My friend Sean's training them. Nice. Yeah. He's been working with them every day. He's making some work out. Come on. We're doing it. Come on. Let me check with Twitter real quick. See how my gauge was doing. If Elon didn't allow him to put info wars on Twitter too, he puts all his shows on Twitter. And they got millions and millions of views. And guess what?

2:22:02He's right. All the fucking time. All the fucking time. And they just want Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook. Now, what even knows who did Sandy Hook? You asked the average person Sandy Hook that connected Alex Jones. Yeah. They don't even know the guy who was the actual murderer. And here's my question. How does one get bad information about that? And how much of that bad information is fed to a guy like him so that he repeats it. So that you could trap him. And then you accuse him of it. Well, he's been right so many times about seeing the other things. They got him on that one. But I mean, that's what I mean.

2:22:37Because he's been right so many times you gotta shot him up. It's a way. I mean, it's certainly in the Aslan. He was like, he was going through it during that time. He was drinking way, way, way too much. He was drinking all day. And he was, imagine you're in a job where you're uncovering things that nobody else knows all the time. All the time. And there's a lot of pressure. Not a, there's no way you could research all of it to down to the bone either. And when someone sends you videos that have been doctored or you know someone tries to tell you they're using crisis actors. That's a classic one.

2:23:10People say they use crisis actors like I don't doubt that. I don't doubt that there have been times where the government was trying to promote some sort of a narrative. And maybe they did something that went sideways. And then they brought in some people to pretend that they saw something that didn't happen. Or they described something in a way that wasn't true or accurate. I think the government would definitely do that. They've done so much. And they've done so much. Go for talk. In Operation Northwoods. Yeah. The idea that they wouldn't lie. They wouldn't have people. But I don't think that would work anymore.

2:23:44So the thing is, yeah. Because you can't control Joe concerned citizen on the street with their phone out. Too many people have phones. It's like that fucking ship is left. The harbor. You're not doing that anymore. I don't think unless you're using like super sophisticated makeup techniques, which they also have. See some of those masks that people can put on. They look insane. Yeah. Insane. Especially in nighttime situations. Like outdoor nighttime situations. Like there's no, you could be in a different way. You know what? Those masks are insane. They're so, see if you can find some of them CIA masks.

2:24:20And by the way, this is just the shit they show you. Yeah. You tell me they don't have more advanced stuff now. Well, that's what I'm saying about the, you know, the propulsion systems that they have. And your guy was saying that stuff too. Yeah. Half the stuff in the sky is probably ours. Or someone else's. That's the scary thing. The scary thing is China. Well, the scary thing. I was living in New Jersey last year when the drone stuff was going on. Oh boy. Did you see him? I saw a drone, a military -style drone, silent drone above, drove, it flew right over my car. It was silent? Oh yeah. Really?

2:24:53Yeah. You made no noise. No noise. Did you open the window? Yes, the window was, I was leaning my head out, looking up at it. And it was probably 50 yards or less up in the sky. And it flew right over my car. And I'd sit in my backyard at night and see a lot of weird shit in the sky. What did it look like? That one looked like a military -style drone. A smaller version of it. A smaller version of it. It was more like the size of this room end to end. Wow. Actually less. Probably three quarters of the size of it. Wow. And so it looked like the standard military drone, but it was silent. Yeah. And it flew right.

2:25:30I was trying to point at the cars behind me to look up at it. Because it was going nuts. Everybody was talking about it. I had coaches who'd seen them over their house. Different ones. Most of them they were seen were military -style ones. But there's a lot of people and a lot of stuff I saw in this guy that didn't look like military stuff. Yeah, Mark Normand. And then they weren't saying shit about it. Yeah. They had some briefing and then Jersey Governor comes out and goes, you know, something's going on here. They won't tell us what's going on. They're saying when I ran off the coast and blah, blah, blah, and then just went, and then Trump said, oh, we know what it is.

2:26:00But nobody ever said what it was. And then it stopped. And then, yeah. And it was a very, very difficult deal. And they were looking for some sort of missing missile. Yeah. And there was this. And there. Yeah. That's creepy. Well, that was really worried about that. You know, the transfer of power, like, would have been interrupted if there was some sort of a nuclear explosion. Yeah. Like, they wouldn't, there's ways to... And there are a lot of people thinking that something might happen. Well, that was, like, they tried to kill them. Somebody tried to kill them. Twice. And the one, yeah, but the one that were the kid on the roof, that one's nuts.

2:26:37And that is, you want to be a conspiracy theorist? And that's the thing they can't... They can't start without one. They can't control Joe concerned citizen aside. And they're, who's like, hey, there's a guy out there. There's a guy out there. Not only that. 90 seconds before it happened. They can't control the internet sleuths that have tracked a phone from outside where the area of the FBI office to this guy's place multiple times back and forth. They can't track how his fucking apartment was professionally scrubbed. Where there's no silverware? There's nothing there? No hard drives? No laptops?

2:27:13He doesn't have social media? And if he doesn't turn his head... Right. 90 degrees or whatever he's... How do you get radicalized without being on social media? I want to know that. Like, how do you even get so politically responsible at 20 years old? So what is it? Is it continuous? How do you get that black rock commercial billy? Is it continuance of the MK Ultra stuff? Yeah, for sure. I would think. I don't know. I'm talking about my ass. But if I had a guess, I think you can do that. I think... Listen, for all the conversations that I've had with people that are mind control experts, including earlier this week, Rebecca Lemov, I think not only have they tried to do that since the 1950s, but they've successfully done it to certain people, certain individuals.

2:27:58They've successfully manipulated people. I think they did it with the Manson family. And I don't think that stuff just ends at night. No, the chaos book was awesome. Incredible. And you had them on here? Yeah, I don't think that ended. Why would they end that if it's effective? They would just be more secretive about it. Just like, there's probably super secretive about these propulsion systems. I mean, it's like... We want to pretend that the government works for us. We want to pretend. Like, there are representatives. But clearly, there's all this money... Money flowing around and all these people that have power and secrecy.

2:28:34And Kennedy railed about it in the 1960s, and they shot them in the head. Speaking of that, then they... That whole thing, because that's what got me into questioning things. And then they roll out what four or five internet influence people to give them some notebook or some shit, like they actually release some information about the Kennedy files. And it's literally heavily redacted. Just pile of nothingness. My question about that is... If you're going to shoot Kennedy, you're not going to write it down. I don't think we're going to find anything. I didn't think we were going to find anything.

2:29:11It's like, we did it. We were in the grassy and old, and we hired these assassins. And here's their pastubs. What I thought it would be is maybe we would find out some information about who Lee Harvios was actually working for. Maybe we would find out how he was able to defect to Russia and then come back to America. How he got in the schoolbook depository and nobody... Like they don't do a security run of the area where the secret service checks to see where the vulnerabilities would be. They do that kind of stuff. Why would you put him in an open convertible when you have multiple places where people can hide?

2:29:49It seems like they killed him. And there's a proof of them. So I think they killed... Somebody asked me this the other night on stage. It was one of those bottom of the barrel questions. Would you, if you could find out who killed JFK or if aliens were real? I'm like aliens. Because I'm pretty sure I know who killed JFK. I'm pretty sure our government was involved. And I'm pretty sure the mob was probably involved. And I've been a bunch of fucking really pissed off guys. And the FBI, who over hated the Kennedys? Yeah, and then the Bay of Pigs went down and a lot of pissed off. And Delas is whereabouts him getting fired.

2:30:24Delas is connection all the way back to the OSS, to the Bush family. A lot of people wanted JFK dead. A lot of people wanted that to be... That's so much... That's what makes sense. If the JFK thing was a total mystery, still I would say the alien thing. Because he's dead, he died in 63. There's nothing you can do about that. I want to know what's going on. That's what I want to know. That's my number one thing. I want to know what is going on. Because I think something's going on. I don't think it's nothing. And I think it's coming. Some of it is ours. I think some of it is not. And I think we probably have been in contact with things.

2:31:02It's at least the 40s, I think. Yeah. Maybe even before that. What about... One thing we haven't... We have files in Argentina about Hitler going out there. Yeah. Is that confirmed that Hitler did go live in... He survived. There's a ton of German Nazi stuff in Argentina. Oh yeah, Tim Kennedy went down there for a television show called Fine Hitler. I remember that. You go down there, they have October Fest. There's towns where they all wear leaderhosen and they all fucking speak German. But we also know that there was at least five or six Hitler's. Like he had multiple body doubles. Oh really?

2:31:45He's cranked out of it. Yeah, that idea. He's sitting there going, I'm going to make fucking more of me. We're calling me yet? Just for going on a fucking clone me. Hey, yeah. Gurbals, can we get rid of this crackdown Hitler here? He's making us look bad. And who would have ever thought that in 2025 Kanye has an in a song? My god. What is the next crazy thing that's going to explode in the news? Is Bill Clinton going to have an only fan? What is going to happen? What is the next thing that's going to make us all go what the fuck? Like what the fuck is going on? It's coming. How many guys were on video saying, Ain't no party like a diddy party.

2:32:28How many people like openly talked about being there? Lebron? Yeah, how Ashton Kutcher, all these people, like you guys all went, you didn't see nothing? You didn't see nothing? Yeah. Donnell. Donnell went? Diddy? Of course he did. He's trying to defend himself. Is he really? Is he trying to defend himself right now? It's pretty funny. I got to call him up. Donnell, you got a backer away from that.

2:32:56Isn't there a video with Kamala? She was at one of the diddy parties? Isn't she in the background with... There might have been the difference between diddy parties and freakoffs. Oh my god. You're getting shit too because you're sitting in his little office. Oh, the guy from Shepel show? Yeah. And then Dave's there too. And then Russell Simmons too. Oh boy. But is that at a party or is that just a group of them together? They were like on a yacht or something like that. Okay, but that's not the diddy party. It's an Epstein type. It's working for somebody. That's a good question. Well, it would be a great way to compromise celebrities.

2:33:37Yeah. And get them to say whatever you want them to do, whatever projects you'd like them to do. And you know, if you're a bunch of other celebrities in there, you're like, oh look, Bill Clinton's here. This is fine. Yeah. This is cool. Look at this. Like Brad Pitt's here. Oh, this is cool. You don't even think there's anything wrong with being there. Meanwhile, you're getting drugged up and filmed. And then they're passing out punch. Have some punch, Aaron. And you have some punch on all sides. And you're like, I'm feeling really good. I just feel amazing. You're all mullied up. You don't know what the fuck you're doing.

2:34:14Probably a combination of things they give you. And it's all being filmed. Crazy. Now, if that's not an intelligence agency operation, it's just one fucking evil super genius who figures out how to compromise everybody by providing this crazy freak -off party. Everybody's got to put their phones away. Okay, we're going to put our phone away. No one's going to know anything. Yeah, I mean, you're going to get cameras everywhere. It's just one guy doing that. What a diabolical human being. Yeah. He seems pretty diabolical. He's probably working with somebody. Before somebody. Maybe. And maybe he just got too far out there.

2:34:49Some of the shit that came out in the trial, though, like he's forcing his girlfriend and the have sex with prostitutes, while he was sitting there jacking off of the bandana on. She'd rubbed the gizz on his nipples. Like, what are we even talking about? But what's he going to go away for? I like what's the charge? The question. Is it a good question? Is it a good kid napkin? I don't think he's even being charged or beat her up. Like, the video of him beating her up, he's not even getting in charge for that. Megan Kelly said that. Who's got all the videos? Yeah, we're on them. What's in the videos?

2:35:25What's that about? I mean, what would happen? We would happen. We need to do a deep dive. We got videos of thousands of celebrities. Just buttfuckin each other and suckin' dicks and takin' Molly and guys are passing them around. Collins pleaded not guilty to the new super -seating indictment, which added two charges to bring the total to five. He's charged with racketeering, conspiracy, transportation to engage in prostitution and sex trafficking. So he's not being charged with the assault. The sex trafficking is the worst. But he could get his charge in the future. It's not like they can't like charge him with more stuff.

2:36:05That's what needs to be done. Let's use threats forced in coercion to get victims to engage in sex acts once allegedly dangly a victim over an apartment backlinked, according to prosecutors. Jesus Christ. Okay, Ditty Bodyguard says witnesses went missing for trial, said he was poisoned three times. Did you find the cyanide thing? What sort of secondary this, I think it's brighter than you said that. Sorry, sorry. But if you put it in here, I've been poisoned three times. Toxology report showed cyanide. Cyanide metabolizes into pneumonia in your body. So I've had pneumonia on three occasions, he claimed.

2:36:45Big home. Big home. These problems didn't start from me until I started to speak out about people like this. You know, it's been a hard time to line up this interview because the last time I was scheduled to be in this interview, randomly our car got hit from the side by a blacked out vehicle with no license plate that happened three times this month so far. Somebody didn't want me to do this interview like holy shit. Woo! But put it into Groc, cyanide poisoning pneumonia. Because I think it's not just him saying that or this article saying that, I think that's a real thing. Do we like Groc? Yeah, it's pretty good.

2:37:23I mean, I think the all of them are dependent upon the information that's out. So the danger is that people are only like, if I'm on X and there'll be a story, the comments underneath they're all saying, is this true at Groc? Right, right. And Groc jumps in. But who's putting the information into Groc? Well, Groc's getting the information from the entirety, I believe, of the internet. And some of the entirety of the internet is lies. And official lies. Like that have been accepted as truth by organizations. So that's a problem. So these are rare and indirect connections. There's no evidence that cyanide itself causes the infectious inflammatory process characteristic of pneumonia.

2:38:02If you are asking about a specific case or context, occupational exposure, medical scenario, or historical incident, feel free to provide more details. And I can tailor the answer further. What is the, how did you prompt it? Does cyanide poisoning lead to pneumonia? Not directly. Could you give someone pneumonia by poisoning them with cyanide? How about that? Could you give someone pneumonia? Let's see what you say about this, Groc. N pneumonia. By poisoning them with cyanide. Good spelling, Jamie. He's got one hand.

2:38:42Now I was impressed by your pneumonia. Double, double with, but Groc will know your dumb. Causing pneumonia directly causing pneumonia by poisoning. Some of the cyanide is unlikely. As cyanide doesn't create an infectious or inflammatory condition typically associated with pneumonia. Cyanide poisoning rapidly disrupts cellular oxygen use, leading to symptoms like respiratory distress, seizures, or unconsciousness. But it doesn't produce pathogens or cause lung inflammation characteristic of pneumonia. They could get hospital acquired pneumonia, it says there. Secondary concautions. Aspiration pneumonia.

2:39:20Or cyanide poisoning causes unconsciousness or seizures the person might aspirate vomit or saliva into their lungs. This can induce bacteria or irritants potentially leading to the aspiration pneumonia. A non -infectious form of the condition. So that's possible. And then secondary complications. The victim survives initial cyanide poisoning but requires prolonged hospitalization, mechanical ventilation, or intensive care. Could develop hospital acquired pneumonia or ventilator associated pneumonia due to exposure to pathogens or weakened defenses. That's another darkness about the fucking COVID.

2:39:59The ventilator. How many people got killed by ventilators? The percentage is super high. People who want to ventilate. But who their lungs out. It's crazy. I haven't heard any apology about that. That's weird. Well, that was, I think that's why they remove Cuomo. That in the fucking nursing home. He's run into the end, no, isn't he? He's going to be the mayor this time. Mayor, that's what it is. Maybe it'll be good. Maybe we'll do a good job this time. Maybe he learned his lesson. Yeah, I'm sure. I mean, he's anti -establishment now. Right? Because the establishment doesn't want him there. Well, his brother as well.

2:40:31Well, his brother got kicked off the CNN. So there you go. I mean, they're both kind of on, you know, the establishment kind of abandoned. Are they getting redpilled? I don't know. I don't know. It's like when you're out. If you're a guy who's on CNN and you're spouting that propaganda for years and then you decide, I'm not doing that anymore, I'm going to be like you guys. Like, really? What about all the stuff you said that's not true? Like, all those times. Do you own up to it? And it doesn't. Right? You saw the Dave Smith debate. Yeah. He doesn't. Doesn't own up to it. He thinks it's more complex, it's more nuanced.

2:41:05I thought Dave did great, man. I thought Dave did great when he had the other guy. Dave's a monster. Yeah. Dave, like people think, well, he's a comic. You know, he's not as a little more than that. He's, yeah, I mean, that guy's a voracious reader. And he retains information. I love when you do the voice of what's the other guy's name? Who was on there? Douglas.

2:41:29It's so condescending. Yeah. Well, that's one of his gifts. You know, it's like, what was I talking about with Dave? We're talking about the Cuomo thing. Yeah, it's like, you got to be square with people. You know, if you want people to trust you, you have to say you fucked up. And if you can't say you fucked up, they're never going to trust you. If you're always right, they're not going to believe you. No one's always right. And there's a lot of times you get things wrong where you thought you were right. And you can explain why you thought you were right. And then people will get it. And they'll go, oh, we'll tell the truth.

2:42:04And if you don't do that, you can't do this. Because this is what, it's like once you've experienced someone that is not being directed to say certain things and is completely open about it. And it's just a human being. Like you and I, just humans out there in the world trying to make some fucking sense out of this shit. Bullshitters won't work. It's not going to work. You don't resonate. You'll get a certain amount of people to pay attention to you. This is a certain amount. It'll never really catch on. Because you're a bullshitter. And you can't be a bullshitter and a truth teller at the same time.

2:42:40I mean, the truth teller is like a fucking, like I'm a psychic or I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a clear -voyant. You know, it's like it sounds like a bullshit phrase. Yeah. Truth teller. But you got to decide. Am I telling the truth about? Am I looking at this stuff for what I think it really is and sticking my neck out and saying, I think we're wrong. I think we're lied to about virtually everything. And then this thing that we thought we weren't lied to turns out we were lied to about that as well. So it's like, it's not like this one thing that they lied about that everything else has been the truth.

2:43:09No, it's every fucking thing. But yet this one thing is one, it's the whole doubt. Yeah. You know, but not this one here. No, this one. Not this one. That's why I always say when people are trying to criticize me, go ahead. But just so everybody can put you in the right context, just list your vast, vast status. How many times in vexed? Just so people know what fucking place you're coming from. Right. Did you get four or five? Did you get, did you go crazy and get all nine? But that's the thing. If you're not controlled. If you're not controlled, if you're not bought and paid for, if you don't have people you have to, like you, like if, if, if Spotify was saying, hey Joe, we love what you're doing.

2:43:45We're going to be able to spend this money. But you got to stay in this lane over here, you know, just so we don't upset anybody. But you're not. And that's why people didn't like the fact that you had all these different people on from all walks of life and all sides of the aisles because there's too much information out there that might influence somebody. Think about things a little bit differently. But you're not in bought and paid for. You're not controlled. Well, not only that, but if I didn't go to Spotify, maybe I would have got pulled from places. Like if I was just independent like I was before and just on YouTube, a lot of people got pulled from YouTube for far less, but I wasn't on YouTube at the time.

2:44:19I was on Spotify when all that shit was going down. With Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Ron Lone, when all of those conversations were being taken place and people were freaking out, that was a time where I was only on Spotify. And that was huge. Thank God. That's people needed to hear that. Yeah, because if you weren't doing it out there doing it, who was going to fucking do it? But that's where I got to give Spotify props. A lot of pressure. They got a lot of pressure to yank me when Neil Young and Joni Mitchell were, I get it. They're old. I get it. They're boomers. They don't get it. They don't know what's going on.

2:44:53I get it. I'm a Neil Young fan. I still listen to his music. I love that guy. Is this stuff back on Spotify? Yes. Neil, you caved? Yes. Well, also Neil, maybe Apologios, because I was right. Yeah. But these people still, probably to this day, will tell you that vaccines saved millions of lives. You don't know what you're saying. You've been lied to. You've been lied to. Maybe they saved some lives. But I don't know what the number is. They also caused some problems. This is like reality. We shouldn't look at one part of reality because it suits our narrative. And this is what people are doing.

2:45:28They're just shoving their fucking head in the sand. Like, yeah, for some people, vaccines probably have prevented them from getting measles. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It seems like they work. It's not like they don't work at all. But also, they cause problems. We should be able to look at all these things. Yeah. And that's where you have informed consent. And informed consent is you know what the possibilities are. Not that they've been lying to you and gaslighting you so that the doctor gets more incentives. Maybe they have. Right. But it means, but this is a thing like you should have. You should be able to make it.

2:45:58You should be based entirely on that. Not the influence of a doctor who is incentivized. And you should know, uh, Mr. and Mrs. who are about to have a child. Just so you know, this doctor gets a kickback. Should you get the full 72 75 vaccine schedules? I don't think it's really 72. I think it's like, is it 72 actual injections? It's just it's a bunch of different things mixed together. Like the MMR. They count that as three. You know, it's like one of those things. Okay. Well, whatever number says 25. Well, how about the one that's one? How about the ones are indefensible, like hep C or hep B?

2:46:31What are you doing? Why would you even do that? If it has side effects and you give it to a baby for a fucking sex disease. On day one, right? For hep B is day one, I believe. Crazy. Totally unnecessary and crazy. COVID vaccine? Crazy. Totally unnecessary and crazy. 72 doses. 72 doses of 17 vaccines between birth and age 18. Holy shit. Most states mandate children get 29 doses of nine vaccines to attend kindergarten. And children rolled in daycare. Many states are required to get multiple doses of 13 vaccines. Susan, what's talking about tetanus? The tetanus in one of his wild? It's wild because tetanus is not dangerous.

2:47:11Like I always thought tetanus is going to kill you. No, if you have an open wound with tetanus, you just wash it out and you won't get tetanus. What? Like in the number of cases of people that got tetanus. Like zero. But they tricked us. When I was a kid, I was like, don't get tetanitis. Get the tetanus shot. I was worried. I got a rusty nail. A rusty nail is going to give me a tetanus. Fucking idiots. They got us. They got us about so many different things. And they got us because of profit. I think this is not a case for socialized medicine. But we wouldn't have this problem if they couldn't profit off of this stuff.

2:47:45If there was like a tight regulatory body that Emily, there wasn't bought and paid for. Like when you see people from the FDA going directly to Pfizer as well. Or the CDC. Oh, there's crazy the allowance to have it. You guys were regulating them and now you're going over and beyond the board of that one. Yeah, but if we didn't have that. And you only had medicine distributed in a way that's going to stop illnesses and fit cure diseases. Like keep it pure. Who knows where it could have gone. But why is that why is that a partisan issue? It should be it should everybody should be fucking bored with it.

2:48:19Right. We want the healthiest kids. We have a epidemic of childhood issues. Yes. And disease. Bobby talks about all the time. It's all over the richest country and the sick is country. Makes no sound. And now we're one in 12 in California with autism. And don't even fucking start talking about vaccines. And there's things that we could point to that are going to cause that. And we're aware of them and people don't want to hear it. They don't want to hear it. They don't want to know as you're about to have a kid and you have an 8 .3 % chance in California of your kid getting autism. And all you're going to potentially open your mind to is there might be some environmental factors.

2:49:00It used to be one in 10 ,000. How about let's fucking look at the food. Let's look at the environmental. We're talking vaccines. We were talking the other day about golf courses. That they're finding out if you live within a mile of a golf course, you have a high likelihood of getting Parkinson's, like by 100 % and something percent more. Because it's chemicals. Because the chemicals. Because the glyphosate. Because you're spraying all this fucking shit all over that. How about banning, you know, GMO products? A little contradiction I found. The tetanus. Yeah, just read that. In 2022, 267 cases and 13 deaths from tetanus were reported.

2:49:34That's a small number I would say, right? Well, at all the people that stepped on nails, 13 deaths, but how many of them could have been prevented if they just had the wound cleaned like Susanne Humphries was saying. The same website, CDC website says one in 10 in the United States are fatal. Whoa, which is that's that number would be way higher if that'd be 200, you know. That's one in 20 there. Yeah. Over a 10 year period. That's still that's crazy. Who says that? The CDC. I don't fucking trust them. Get your shot. Get your shot here and you need the tet. What are you afraid of? You afraid of needles?

2:50:08If Susanne is correct and I believe she is, then it's not the thing that we were so fucking terrified of. I don't want to get it. Don't get me wrong. But what is this? What's the side effects of the vaccine? Is there any? Is it possible that some people get them side effects and some people don't like every other fucking drug there is? Why are you lying about the side effects of this one drug? And how come you don't have any responsibility? No legal responsibility? If you use zero. That's zero accountability. Zero accountability. But you can't give any company that kind of leeway. Because they're especially a massive for profit company that makes fucking hundreds of millions of dollars, billions of dollars.

2:50:46You can't give them that kind of ability. Because they're just going to figure out a way to make more money. That's what their job is. Your job is to regulate them to make sure that they don't give us stuff that kills us. Their job is to make the most money they can make within the boundaries. So if they're paying you to dissolve those boundaries and have this revolving door with the people that run these agencies go right into the pharmaceutical drug companies, the people that make the fucking laws and reinforce them know that they're going to get a cushy fucking golden parachute. They're already counting on that fucking AMGS class.

2:51:22They're already thinking about that vacation home they're going to buy with all that farm. They're they're parachuting into a lovely mansion. You can't give that. You can't give that to people that are getting a fucking civil servant salary. You can't dangle that golden carrot and not to expect to have some sort of an effect on the global health of the fucking whole world. Yeah. You can't let them go wild. They're going to make plenty of money. Just keep them inside the what's actually good. Because there's a lot of stuff they make that's actually good. Take them off the airways. See what happens.

2:52:03A bunch of guys out there running around with boners. It wouldn't have them. It wasn't great. The farm is a good drug company. I heard there were about the fixed hair loss. Look, there's some stuff that's good. But you got to have regulation. You got to have someone who's like saying, this is only what's good. Not just for profit. And I don't know if socialized medicine fixes that because everybody that I talked to that's in England. Everybody's trying to scan it up. It takes forever to get you fixed. It takes forever to get a fucking scan. If you think something might be wrong, you might have cancer.

2:52:33It's forever. You break a bone and you can't get a scan for eight weeks. My friend Jen, she blew her ACL out. Shout out to the rivets. My friend's up in Alberta. She blew her knee out and she couldn't get a fucking operation for a year. She's a bear hunting guide. Okay? So she's got a hearty people, bro. Yeah. Okay? She's got a fucking giant ACL spray, the giant brace, the hard one on the outside. The fucking ones you velcro down. For a year, hoafing it, carrying shit out into the woods, riding on four by fours. And these fucking dirt tracks where grizzly bears are. Because she couldn't get an ACL fixed.

2:53:14And then when they got it and they fixed it, they did a shitty job. Like it wasn't, it didn't, she can't fully extend her knee. She can't fully lock it out. And she's had it broken. She went under, well they, they try to break it down through like horrible manipulation that you wouldn't be able to tolerate. So they put you out and still. So it's nice medicine is not the answer. Listen, incentivize medicine is good because it incentivizes doctors to be bad motherfuckers. Like if I want to get a knee operation, I want that dude who fixes the lakers. I want that guy who drives a Mercedes who knows how to drive the hills.

2:53:45He's the best. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about, dog. When you got your, your Achilles fix. Yeah, yeah, you don't want to socialize medicine. You want the Mac daddy. You want a motherfucker with a Rolex on. Yeah. You want that guy who makes plenty of money and likes the fact that he's the best at what he does. And he's gonna fix air and Rodgers. And it invades. Yeah. And tries things. Yeah. And studies his craft. You want all those doctors that take care of pro athletes. Yeah. You don't want socialize medicine if shit goes sideways. You want bad motherfuckers. If you, if you have a, some sort of a neurological disorder, you want that guy who's this groundbreaking research scientist and a doctor who's putting all this stuff together to try to figure out we've got to be able to fix Parkinson's.

2:54:27And we're close or real close. Like they're that close. You want that guy? You want us, and guy who's incentivized. Do you want someone who knows if they come up with a drug that's going to cure a disease? It's going to make millions and millions of dollars. But you know what happens. And I figured it out during the last year when I've, you know, been in the weeds with these people who are close to me that have cancer is that innovation is not, is frowned upon. And alternative ways of dealing with cancer frowned upon. And people who are doing it are getting fucking rated. And, and lawsuits and shut down.

2:54:59You got to be real, real quiet. If you're helping people on download, because that's one of their money makers. I know a well established doctor in Texas, a rock solid credentials. Like handles a lot of like very high level people, like a concierge practice. Yeah. Got almost shut down because they were prescribing Ivermectin during COVID. Like had to fight it in court. It was a battle. That's what happens when you actually heal people, you become a pariah. No problems at any other point in the career. Zero problems. And all of a sudden, this one thing, and you're on the verge of getting shut down for being a cook.

2:55:42You're taking care of billionaires, billionaires. When I called you during COVID and after you got in COVID and kind of wrote down your protocol. I put my stuff to scope on when I got on the phone. I appreciate that, Dr. Rodin. Yeah, put my fucking old lab coat on. When I looked for pharmacies that would prescribe, I'd drive to Chloroquine and Ivermectin. It was one pharmacy in Wisconsin that was crazy on the down low. Because it was like you were going to get fucking shut down. That's crazy. And rated and lucky enough, I had the right connections, got the stuff. And then 48 hours I was fucking perfect.

2:56:28You know, science denial. And they hated it. You're a science denial. I know. People were telling me, when people found out I was friends with you, like your friends with him, God, he believes in crazy things. I go, what does he believe that it's crazy? Nothing. They got nothing, no one's got nothing. They were told, they were told. They were told, they were told. They were told, they were told, they were fucking crazy cook. Really why? Well, the COVID thing. Yeah. Like me, you mean the same thing? Well, no, no. You took a bunch of, you took the monoclonal antibodies as well. Like, because they were available.

2:56:57Yes, what did I? Yeah. Yeah. They worked and I was given them by somebody who said, I would lose my medical license if they knew this. They don't tell anybody. And by the way, they got unavailable real quick. Because people realize like, you don't have to get the vaccine. You get the monoclonal antibodies. You just get cured. And you get all the natural benefits of a natural infection, which are seven times better. The whole thing was so weird to go through. But why are you still talking about it, Joe? I know. Why do you still care? Well, maybe because I'm really fucking apologized. Well, it just wants to change fucking history.

2:57:28I think what's important is not that we keep bitching about what happened to us during COVID. Because I think we definitely have talked about that too much. But that people recognize that this is a pattern that exists in every aspect of the narrative that you're being fed on television. About all the foreign wars, about the banking system, about everything. Everything you can imagine. Every bill that gets passed that has a bunch of crazy stuff inside of it. The open borders. Why were they allowing people to just come in? Why were they paying people giving them money? And why were they moving them to swing states?

2:58:06Everything you've been told about everything is bullshit. Everything in the news is bullshit. If you really want to find out the actual information, you have to bypass all of the commentary on all the mainstream television shows. It's all nonsense. And you have to listen to people at Glen Greenwald. You have to find them at Tai Yie Beach. You have to find the Michael Schellenburgers. You have to find the people out there that are just talking to you about the actual information from a completely nonpartisan unbiased perspective. I've said this before, but think about where we would be if Elon hadn't bought Twitter.

2:58:45We'd be fucked. We'd be fucked. Yeah. We'd all be really fucked. And I don't think people realize that because Kanye has got a high -hitler song on there right now. People were mad that I said I was catchy. Listen, I don't support it. I don't think it's a good thing to do. You tell me that it's not a catchy riff. It's like, you're crazy. It's this terrible thing to say. Absolutely. It's like a... But I firmly believe that you should let people say terrible things. And then people should decide with... In the marketplace of ideas, both with their willingness to go see him live and support him. And with the rightful criticism that you're going to get from everybody who hears it and has something to say about it.

2:59:31And I think all that is how you figure out what you shouldn't say as a human. You know, I think you should never say some of the things he said about Jews because you're talking about everybody. You're talking about all these different human beings and to say that they're all the same is crazy. We don't want that with Asian people. We don't want that with white people. We don't want that with black people. We don't want that with anything. Whenever you're just like all these people, when you say it's this, but you also should be allowed to criticize if members of a certain community have taken over your business.

3:00:10And if you criticize them, you will get debanked. And if you criticize them, you... I don't care if it's Jews or Democrats or Republicans. If Republicans are doing that, you start criticizing Republicans, you get debanked. You should be able to talk about anything. You shouldn't be excluded from talking about things just because these people are of a particular class or a particular religious persuasion or a particular nationality. You should be able to talk and criticize everything. And, you know, from talking to Marc Andreessen and learning about debanking, that's where it got so dark because it was just people that were right -wing, that were involved in a lot of these startups and all these things.

3:00:52And he saw them get debanked. Just for supporting political candidates, becoming a public person that's a problem. And they got debanked. Like, you can't bank here anymore. We don't like how you think about things. That's crazy. And that incentive is people to shut the fuck up, keep their mouth shut. Maybe you can support political candidates, you don't believe in. Like, it's a modified social credit system. It's scary, man. When we allow shit like that, that's fucking scary. But it should be scary. You want another? Yeah. It should be the same for Republicans as it is for Democrats. We should be terrified if the Republicans start doing shit like that.

3:01:37We should be terrified. That's why all corruption should be exposed. It doesn't matter if it's right or left. If you got Republicans and Democrats on the Pelosi machine, fucking dominating the stock market, shut them all down. That's fucking illegal. That's corrupt. If you can't allow the people donated to Gavin Newsom, so you take away the bank account. You know, fucking crazy. But you know what? Crazy. That would be the Republicans are doing that? Yeah. No, you got to have, you got to take your money out of here, man. You got to go to a fucking, you know, the bank of Croatia or some shit. You got to go to some foreign country or some.

3:02:09I'm not. I can't stand 100%. 100%. And that's why we've gotten so, so, idealistic with our politics, it's like, only if it's the other side. Yeah. It's like, what about corruption's corruption? What about fraud? It's fraud. What about fraud? Yeah. For what shitty stuff evil is evil. Yeah. And because Elon is a part of the doge, and they've successfully demonized Elon, you know, then anything that gets cut is like an affront to democracy. Anything that gets removed. Despite the fact that things like the Department of Education, from the time that it was invented to today, where we were, before we were, we were number one in the world with education, or at least in the top two or three.

3:02:53What were we when they created the Department of Education? And what were we as of 2024? Down pretty far. Yeah, we're not, we're not anywhere near number one anymore. So it's not an effective department. So if the department, and if giving the power to the states, and allowing states to implement common sense strategies to increase children's scores, and to give them the freedom to do that and to innovate, I think is a good thing. I think it's the competition of the marketplace of ideas. And if you find out that this place has a legitimately excellent school system, you're going to want to go to that place.

3:03:28Yes. Yeah. And that's going to encourage commerce. That's going to encourage the growth of businesses. Like this is, these are all good things. It's going to, what it does is it turns it back into a meritocracy. Yes. Which is what we need. Yes. But we also have to address as a community, as a country. And you know, this is something that never gets talked about enough. There's places that are fucked, and they're not going to unfuck themselves. And if you're talking about Baltimore or South Chicago, or any of these cities that have experienced the exact same environment for generation after generation of crime and poverty, that needs to be addressed.

3:04:05And that's the only way we fix the crime problem in this country. It has to be fixed from like a children level. We have to stop children from growing up in these horrendous environments, improve these environments, give them a fucking chance, and you have all these exceptional human beings that can come out of that. And that's what I don't agree with the right side. That's exactly what I don't agree with on the right. Yeah. Like people that are against welfare or against social safety nets, I am for all that shit. But I'm also for guidance and mentorship and examples of how to live a life that's full of meaning and accomplishment.

3:04:41And anybody can do that. Anybody can do that. If you can get an education, if you can get job, if you can get out there in the world, and if you have a fucking chance of not getting indoctrinated into a fucking gang, and you're not forced to sell drugs, you don't get murdered when you're 15, that's what we have to stop. Because this is like, we have untapped potential of human beings that are just being poisoned by an environment that's never going to change. And if we don't look at it that way, you want to make America great again? Have less losers. Yeah. The way to have less losers is give more people opportunities.

3:05:13It doesn't mean take away opportunities from white people. That's a stupid way of approaching it. Yeah. Like stopping white men, wow, we have too many straight white men. Like, that's crazy to say we have too many anything. Just give more opportunities to other people by boosting them up from the part that's fucked. The part that's fucked is the neighborhood that they grow up in. That needs to be addressed. And the right doesn't just want to address it. Exactly. But like Thomas Sule said, it hasn't worked just electing all democratic candidates. What have they actually done? How have they made it better?

3:05:43In the last, since the civil rights. Too many grifters. Too many people on the take. Too many people just using all those political platitudes and all of those beautiful ideas about equity. Yeah, equity in the world. Yeah. All that shit, they're just aligning their pockets, folks, and things aren't getting better. No, not at all. The solution is the same solution that's everywhere. Like make it profitable. That can be done. Like, we got these no bid contracts that Halliburton got to fix Iraq after we blew the fucking shit out of it. And you can't have contracts for companies to profit off of going into these inner cities and providing mentorship and making more of a responsible police presence.

3:06:28And then maybe some places where people can detox safely, medically, maybe some education, maybe provide them with nutrition, give people job skills, figure out a way. Like, and everyone's not going to work with everyone. You're going to have a bunch of people that don't want to do it. They don't want to change. But there's going to be a bunch of people that are looking for something. And you're going to give them that something. And now you've got a winner. Now you've got someone who develops an education. They have good mentors around them. They've got people that are showing them. There's other ways to live life.

3:06:59If there's a concerted effort to do that, you've got massive amounts of potential that's just fucked, fucked by their environment. Yeah. I mean, if you just do it once, then you have something to look to. There's your mentor. Yeah. That's what I want to be when I grow up. Yeah. I want to get out and do this. Which is the inherent problem with racism. And the problem with all these videos that you see of black people doing wild things online. It's like, yeah, you're looking at that. But you're also not looking at the environment and these people are forced to exist in. And what would you be like if you were in that environment?

3:07:35You'd be the same way. We'd all be the same way. The constant gentrification of those areas isn't helping. It's not helping. Just making them more concentrated. The haves and the have -nots of the world have never been... It's never been like a further divide. And I'm real scared about AI and automation. Because I think everybody's pretty much universally in agreement. There's going to come a point in time where some sort of a universal basic income is required. And, you know, I think that's probably true. And Andrew Yang talked about that. I think that's a long time ago. That's not a bad thing though, I don't think.

3:08:08But when you're totally dependent on the state. Yeah. Totally dependent. And you don't have any meaning anymore. Because like, what are you doing? You're just waiting for your check all day. There's going to be people that decide that's not enough for them. And they're going to - There's always going to be people that are go -getters. There's always going to be people in this world that want more. And they have a drive for ambition. They have a driver's success. There's always going to be people like that. But there's a lot of people that could be like that. But they could get lured into complacency if they just get money every month.

3:08:39And they don't want to be up doing shit. And they waste their life. And they never really developed character. They never really defined themselves by things that they didn't think they could do. But pulled off and realized that they can ask more of themselves. And it's very satisfying to do that. They didn't learn those lessons that you clearly learned. And then I learned. And a lot of people listening to this learned. You're going to be dependent on this fucking end of the government turns tyrannical. Which you got slippery during COVID, man. Got real slippery. Got real slippery. And so now they know they can kind of pull that off.

3:09:15All they need is like to be more sophisticated about it. You can't get the same guy that you had during the AIDS crisis. Have a new guy. And make sure that he knows that masks don't work. Because eventually they're going to figure out masks don't work. We have a long video saying that masks work. You know, what is this six foot? How did you figure that out? Don't say that. Don't say that. At least this random. Yeah. You know, they'll be more sophisticated about it next time. Good luck. But we have to be careful. We have to be careful because they're always going to want to do something like that.

3:09:41And that's just what they do. You know, you play football. I talk shit. That's what they do. They control people. And that's what they really, really good at it. Yeah. And we're also, they do it under the guys that they are working for us. You know, government by the people for the people. Bullshit. But it's like that Ocho line. But the people are targeted. Never see that. Oh, let's close with that. Let's close with that. Let's say speaking of that, that I think this is a fake hope. What happened? I don't know that this is the original source, but I found this one looking for this information.

3:10:17It says in 1979, we were ranked number one in the world at the time. After 40 years of government run education, we have fallen to number 24. What is the real number? Well, I can't find anywhere that this is even accurate. He made it up. I went to this guy's Twitter account. Is he a real guy? That's not even his Twitter account. Oh, he's a fake guy. It's a different person. That's the kind of guy that's fucking China got us. But then this information has been debunked a few places. They weren't even supposed to know Elon posted it. Well, you're not supposed to version of it. That's kind of what happened right here.

3:10:45Elon posted it. Bullshit. Isn't that funny? Jimmy Carter. Not exactly great value for the money. How does he have the time to tweet so much? I just don't understand that. That blows me away. And play video games? Yeah, blows me away. He's an expert gamer. A legendary. A legendary people game for him. Which is fucking real. Here we go. Here we go. Democracy, basic limits.

3:11:15Government.

3:11:19By the people. Often people. Far the people.

3:11:30But the people are retarded.

3:11:37He nailed it. Any can say that again. He nailed it. All right. I love you brother. Thank you. It was always fun to talk to you. Good bye everybody.

3:12:02The people. Are retarded.

3:12:09He nailed it. Any can say that again. He nailed it. All right. I love you brother. Thank you. It was always fun to talk to you. All right. Goodbye everybody.

3:12:29Bye.