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You know that guy at the DMV who tells the lady he pays her salary so she should show him some respect? Welll that's how the U.S. government talks to Israel. Also, the explosion of Tick-Born illness in the North East.
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You never get the feeling that everything in America is completely fucked up.
You know that feeling that the whole country is like one inch away from saying that's it.
Forget it.
That's it.
We're having so much fun.
Here's a house full of beans.
It's like one inch away from you.
There's a test here.
One thanks drink.
God.
We're gonna kill you.
We're all mad.
I think so.
I started thinking Thursday.
I was like, I bet you he plays that on the podcast.
Yeah.
Because I hate that song.
Yeah.
Normally.
And you said, have you?
The original.
Yeah.
Have you heard the live version that they did?
Yeah.
A BBC.
No.
You said it to me.
I was just like, what the fuck?
I'm actually not like a big queen fan.
Yeah.
Part of it's that it's that music that you hear over and over again from the classic rock station.
Yeah.
We always say that.
Someone asked you like, you're like, green day, you're like, I don't know.
It exists.
It's like you've heard it so many times.
Like every single year around New Year's, the classic rock station will do the countdown to the greatest classic rock songs of all time.
And stairway to heaven is always number one.
Yeah.
Just like not to mention these are the songs you guys been playing all year anyway.
What is the point of this countdown?
Exactly.
Show hands.
Who here wants to hear bad to the bone one more time.
But that version of that song is fucking amazing.
Have you guys ever heard that before?
That's the first time.
Yeah.
The first time for me.
Yeah.
The old buddy Jason showed that to me because I think you might like this.
Because I love queen.
I think they're like, because we just watched recently the queen biopic or whatever.
Yeah.
The movie.
It's pretty good.
Is it?
Actually, yeah.
It's a great movie.
Have you seen it?
Oh, yeah.
It's so good.
Yeah.
Mockumentary.
It's not a mockument.
Is that what the...
What was the other band that came out that we are...
Spinal Tap.
Yes.
I could never wrap my head around.
So yeah, bands like Spinal Tap and Queen.
You know what I mean?
If Jake's voice sounds really clear, it's not because he finally bought that microphone.
He's actually in studio.
We went back to Austin and kidnapped his ass.
Back here.
He drove his cube here apparently.
It's like, it's gonna be easier if we just go get him than to use Zoom one more time.
Totally.
It's just not worth the headache of technical difficulties.
But yeah, that Queen movie was pretty good.
And at the end, it shows because like the culmination of the film is they get back together to play Live Aid.
Yeah.
The audio for the movie is the actual audio from the Live Aid concert.
That actual one.
Nice.
And you just realized like Freddie Mercury was a freak of nature talent.
Yeah.
It's insane.
Like once in a lifetime, a guy like this comes along.
Yeah.
The thing about it I don't like is just so theatrical.
Yeah.
Thesbian, if you will.
Really?
Yeah.
Gay dudes always go over the top with shit.
Yeah.
He did write all that stuff.
That's true.
We would look at like Judas Priest.
Like it's a little over the top.
You're right.
But I would put meatloaf in that same category.
Do you believe Rob Elford's gay?
Aged.
Anyway, hmm.
I don't know.
Derek's in the studio.
I believe it there.
Hello.
Very good.
Something happened recently that I think will mark.
It'll be a mark in history of maybe the end of the American Empire.
People are going to look back and be like, this is the moment.
You've been compiling this list for a little while now.
Right.
I did some research.
There's these moments that they say were like the end of the Roman Empire.
Right.
And the end was that everyone on in history books and on the internet.
We'll say that the battle of Andrea and Opel was the moment that the Roman Empire fell.
Because they lost this battle and then the barbarians stormed the gates.
Yeah.
Took over Rome.
But really when you kind of read into it a little bit more,
like Rome was on its way out at that point.
If they had won that battle, it probably still would have fallen at some point.
And so, you know, the American Empire has been like getting closer and closer to the end.
I think we've been saying that for decades probably.
Ever since let biscuit came out, we started.
Thank you.
That was the moment.
That was the moment.
It was created by CIA.
I don't know.
I told you I've been looking into this.
I have you.
I'm sure.
I think the moment that we're going to look back on is the truth social post that Donald Trump made recently.
Or he called everybody out.
I want to talk about this.
Oh, really?
Yes.
So I have rather than called them all a little IQ.
Yes.
Yes.
Well, let's listen to it.
I have Candace Owens reading it.
Cued up.
Instead of me reading it.
This is because she was one of the people that he called out.
Yeah, the four big ones are Tucker Carlson.
Candace Owens.
Alex Jones they threw in there.
And Megan Kelly, Megan Kelly.
Which is interesting.
I want to talk about this later because they were huge Trump supporters.
And I think in my opinion had a huge hand in getting him elected.
And now he is.
Oh, are you kidding?
Yeah.
Like maybe could be the reason.
Oh, without Donald Trump.
I mean, sorry, without Tucker Carlson.
Yeah.
There's no way he gets elected.
Right?
And then throw in there.
Megan Kelly and Candace Owens.
Like without the support of those four.
Yeah.
He's not president.
Right.
Maybe Joe Rogan.
You have that cute up.
Jake.
The Candace Owens.
And by reading Trump's thing.
Yes.
That's going to be Candace.
This is interesting because I've heard other people kind of riff on this.
But this reminds me like of a lot of the other stuff that we talked about.
Like COVID, for example, while there are certain things that seem like they're complex.
And just this mishmash of propaganda and talking points.
And Jake and I were just talking earlier.
I'm like, it's funny.
Like we're talking.
You're on war.
You could have any position and find multiple articles that.
That back set up.
Like we have no idea.
You know, America's winning.
No, Iran's winning.
America controls the straight.
No, Iran controls the straight.
Iranians want them to do us to go to war with them.
No, they're chanting debt to America.
It's just like all over the place.
It's like the propaganda machine is on full tilt right now of like you cannot.
It's almost impossible to sit through like what's true.
Right.
And with just this complex situation.
Iran or like COVID for example.
So I want to talk about this thing that you're you're bringing up right now.
It's like in the day.
If you really kind of still down like.
What seems to be plausibly true.
They're kind of develops like having easy math that you can do.
Kind of our walk up the front door math where you just go like.
Okay.
This seems to make the most sense.
You know, these coincidences line up or you know.
Yeah.
This doesn't seem to be true.
So go ahead and bring this up.
Yeah.
Well, it's kind of like with like with the Iran war.
If you get lost in the minutia of the propaganda and what's true and what's not like.
You're never really going to find the truth in there.
Yeah.
Because there's a lot of incentive for people not to tell the truth.
Now you could look at people that have a track record of being right on these things and
see what they're saying about it.
Yeah.
And guess that they're probably right about this.
But you don't know for sure.
But when you take a step back and you look at like the Iraq war.
Like are there any similarities between this war and the Iraq war.
Like WMDs.
Yeah.
For example, you know, casting his own people.
We greeted as liberators.
Right.
Democracy you'll spread through the region.
And it's like, I don't know.
I don't know who's telling the truth.
But we've tried this before.
And the results were total disaster.
Yeah.
And we were also just skeptical.
And this is the first time like you can't even nail down why we're even there.
Like why do this war can start for the first time.
They didn't stick to one thing.
There's like kind of wave their hand.
Like here's four or five different reasons.
Yeah.
We have any evidence of any of those?
Not really.
No.
No.
People have said that they're trying to get nuclear weapons.
People have said that they killed 40,000 protesters.
They didn't even bother to make an AI video of the dead protesters.
Like we've seen no proof whatsoever.
Like you don't have any footage, any photo, anything of these 40th.
And it keeps going up.
It was 15, like 20th now.
Now it's like 40,000.
Is that laziness or just like a total disrespect for the people that they...
I think it's that one.
It's just like fuck off.
Yeah.
What do you consider like the history books saying about the reasons this kicked off?
Because at a certain point they're going to have to put, you know,
a pen to page on the history of this country and this conflict.
Like I'm at a loss exactly on why this is even happening.
They're going to say that a bunch of atheists who founded and ruled the country Israel
tricked the United States into going to war with Iran through blackmail, bribery.
They actually might say that now because now Robert Maxwell, Julian Maxwell's dad,
doesn't own all the publishing companies.
And he felt off his yacht and drowned.
So we might actually get the truth on this one.
Oh yeah, because all the publishing companies now are owned by non-stop.
Someone in a good standard.
Is this Candace?
Yes, Candace reading Trump's truth.
Is there a cold?
I know why Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly, Candace Owens and Alex Jones have all been fighting me for years.
Especially by the fact that they think it is wonderful for Iran,
the number one state sponsor of terror to have a nuclear weapon.
Because they have one thing in common.
Low IQs, they are stupid people.
They know it.
Their families know it.
And everyone else knows it too.
Look at their past.
Look at their record.
They don't have what it takes.
And they never did.
They've all been thrown off television, lost their shows, and aren't even invited on TV.
Because nobody cares about them.
They are nut jobs, troublemakers.
And they will say anything necessary for some free and cheap publicity.
Now they think they can get some clicks because they have third rate podcasts.
But nobody's talking about them.
And their views are the opposite of MAGA.
Or I wouldn't have won the presidential election in a landslide.
Lot there.
It is so off base in tone deaf and just completely like out of
out of alignment with reality.
And I think that that was like the final door just closing on people that aren't
going to die hard in MAGA, like writer died no matter what Trump does.
Yeah.
I will I'll be with him.
Like that was the thing that every single thing in their people just I think finally went.
Nope.
You lost me.
I'm done.
And that is going to be his legacy from here on out.
He's just going to be a total failure.
And as he fails and our efforts in Iran fail, the American Empire is also failing at the same time.
And the two things are kind of coinciding.
I think people are going to look back and be like, that was it.
Yeah.
That was the moment right there.
I had a thought because I had the same kind of reaction.
I saw this.
I was like, do you can you just like I don't know what kind of bubble you're in.
How you thought this was going to go over with people.
And I mean, just even if you pick that this truth social post out sentence by sentence.
I was like, everything is so off base and not base in reality.
Even down to your like, these people all got kicked off TV.
Yes.
And became even more successful than when they are on TV.
Okay.
Like that sense alone.
We can they all have low IQs.
Like we know we can listen to them.
Like we don't have to take your word for it.
Like we do with the 30,000 protesters being dead.
We can go to their podcasts, listen to them, and figure out how intelligent they are.
Yeah.
I don't think you can say any one of those people has a low IQ.
I had a thought because you brought the people that are at this point.
Let's just make this the kind of pivotal point in our history.
At this point, I was thinking of this the other day,
is the people that are still like right or die Trump.
Like he's one step ahead of us.
Like trust the plan.
Like he's playing 3D chess.
I was like, you are the same person that was standing on the arrow with a mask on four years ago saying like,
if we can just save one life.
I'm like, I hope you guys realize you're the same people.
Just blind allegiance in defiance of all reality going on around you.
It's almost a vice that blind loyalty.
It's a vice.
It's like I just, instead of actually thinking for myself,
it's just feel so good.
I'm just going to be a Trump guy.
Because it pisses off the lips.
Like let's go.
They're low.
Sand niggers, whatever.
Explanation is kill ISIS.
Like actually ISIS has the sworn enemy of Iran.
It despises you and know that.
He had the five minutes to Google that.
The prospect that speaking to the public and saying that these people are not worth listening to
because they can't even get on mainstream television is an immediate turnoff for me.
I said here and I think the last thing I want to do is have anything to do with mainstream television.
You're the president of the United States telling me that I shouldn't listen to these guys
because they can't be on mainstream television.
You just lost me so hard in that sentence.
It's got to be because he's completely out of touch.
I don't think I'm on an island with this perspective.
I think that everything that's on the mainstream television is just manufactured propaganda.
Yeah.
And you're using that as the marker as to whether or not something is worth listening to or not.
It's just he's completely tone deaf.
Meanwhile podcasts are another huge reason why he got elected, right?
Without the Joe Rogans and all of the, you know, Candice Elevator.
Yeah.
He doesn't get elected.
Yeah.
Did you hear Laura Loomer taking credit for telling him basically to say that?
No.
She basically wrote that tweet for him.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
That tweet is so unhinged.
She's the rage.
It's insane.
Yeah.
Like, I listened to her talk about it.
I was like, wow.
She's like frothing at the mouth about how dumb Tucker Carlson is and how he loves Islam and
he hates America.
Yeah.
And it's the same thing.
It's like people know.
Yeah.
She thinks she has thousands of hours of him saying what he thinks.
Yeah.
She's basically like another Lindsey Graham.
Yeah.
And that they.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That meant.
And their views on Israel.
I mean, I think you'd have to be over the age of 75 to read that and be like, oh, they're.
Yeah.
They're not on TV.
They're nobody.
Yeah.
Like that's all the only people left.
It's.
It's that weird like boomer bubble.
It's like the people in this neighborhood.
I think.
Got the mask on.
The Kamala Harris.
Sticker still on the bumper sticker.
Dude, check this out.
So I'm selling my trailer.
It's a 1959 Winnebago can't have 13 feet long if anyone out there.
It's all original.
It's a really good shape.
Doesn't leak.
And these people came by to look at it and Gertrude recognized the woman.
I must know you from somewhere and she used to work at this shop down in railroad square
with her dad or dad on the shop.
And she told her she goes, yeah, I don't really talk to my dad anymore.
It was this kind of weird political thing got in the way and now we don't talk anymore.
Yeah.
And I was like, oh, God, that's.
It's really sad.
Yeah.
It's horrible.
And over politics, like, yeah, what a travesty.
And so I started thinking about it and I was like, okay, so obviously someone in the relationship
is a super left lunatic, right?
Because people that are super right don't cut off their, correct me if you guys think I'm
wrong on this.
They don't cut off relationships with people because they don't typically know, right?
It's usually the other way.
It's bizarre, but that's what I've seen as well.
Like, if you're on, no, I'm agreeing with you.
I think somebody that falls on the more conservative side is going to be okay sitting at the same table
with somebody opposite the political spectrum from them.
Whereas the left person, I guess, is going to be like, I will not share air with this person
because here's where they sit on this or that political issue.
Yeah.
That's what I thought.
Being ostracized is like more a tactic of what it seems like.
It's like the liberal side.
Right.
So yeah, I think that's like a microcosm of just like an overall mentality because you have
if I don't know who Matt Walsh wants to speak at Berkeley, they're going to shut that speech
down.
Right.
And if I were to get it canceled, it's a certain mentality.
I was like, can you imagine how many like, you know, Bruce Springsteen is touring again and
gives these huge like monologues, you know what I mean?
Well, just these far left kind of things like, no, you don't see conservatives going like,
we got to shut this concert down or something.
It's not that whatever.
There's probably conservatives in that crowd.
Or I was actually listening to a guy that brought that point.
There's a very conservative guy and he was going to the show.
He goes, yeah, I'm not looking forward to the speeches, but I really want to hear those songs again.
Yeah, I don't know if I can keep going.
Right.
And if you flip their roles and you had like a super conservative guy and there was some liberal person
I mean, absolutely not.
It's like how many leftists are out of Kid Rock concert?
Yeah.
Or Ted Nugent.
So anyways, I'm left like looking at these people and like, all this is going through my
head really rapidly and I'm thinking like, okay, so are you guys?
Trailer's not for sale.
Well, no, I'm like, are you guys?
It was a...
Which side are you?
It was a chick.
And her boyfriend.
It was your hair color.
It was your hair color and their mom and the mom was kind of like kind of old hippie kind
of vibe tour.
And so I'm thinking like, are you guys the liberals or the conservatives in this?
And then they asked me about the license plate on the trailer.
It's registered in Montana.
And I was like, well, you can register in California if you want to, but if you just leave
it registered in Montana, you'll never have to register it again in the rest of your life.
It's just something like a loophole.
In fact, you can go register your car in Montana.
They want you to come pay their registration fees.
And so they go, oh, okay, that's cool.
She's like, yeah, we don't really like bureaucracy around here.
Yeah, we're anti-bureaucracy.
And I was like, interesting.
So if you're the kind of lefty who will cut off a relationship with your dad, you're
not going to be anti-bureaucracy.
You're going to love bureaucracy, right?
So I made my decision like, you are good guys.
You start just dropping hints like, yeah, you don't have to read.
I mean, you can leave it in Montana and like, Epstein, I was cut crazy, right?
Thoughts?
A little more than a hint.
Did you ever find out or this is all just in France?
Just like hours later, I was driving back to my house and I was like, I wish I had found
out.
I wish I had just dug in a little deeper now, I'm like super curious.
They may come back and buy it.
I'm going to ask.
Yeah.
So what are you staying on things?
No, I don't care.
See, that's the thing.
Couldn't care less.
The, so go back to that Trump tweet that you brought our truth or whatever.
Like he got ratio, the truth is his, that's where Trump people go for a social media.
Yeah.
And you got ratio on his own platform.
I know.
Some people say like, I'm out, like I was right or die, like this, this, this kind of broke
me.
I'm not going to do it anymore.
And then go back to that simple kind of walk out the front door, math, and this is kind
of easy is he has, he's on full on assault against Tucker Carlson, making Kelly Alex Jones,
who's the only missing, Candace Owens.
At the same time, he is going out as a way to support Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Sean
Hannity, Dan Bongino, and Jake and I were talking about this yesterday.
I was like, it's funny.
You take those two groups.
So we got group A and group B. I was like, okay, what are the differences between those
groups?
I was like, well, at the top of your head, you come up with three things.
Criticism, Israel, releasing the Epstein files and criticism of the war in Iran.
Okay.
Let's take that list and break that down.
Like what's that list about?
Criticism, Israel is, what is it called?
Criticism, Israel is the correct position, but I mean, what is the fundamental component
of that?
It's Israel.
Right?
Epstein files.
Israel.
And the war in Iran.
Israel.
Therefore, I'm at least entertaining the possibility at this point that what?
That Israel is running our country, yes.
There's your simple math.
Yeah.
I can't see it any other way.
Yeah.
I was talking with Sean about it this morning and I, you know, I just don't see how anyone
can see it any other way that Trump is actually the one calling the shots.
He's gone complete 180 from his original position on all of these campaign promises, all of
his stances before.
And now he's gone complete 180 on the people who support him because they don't support
Israel.
Right.
Like it just, it makes sense.
That's what I'm saying.
Many of these things boil down to like simple arithmetic, you just like make a list of
these things.
You're like, okay, what are our consistencies here of all these things that list it out?
It's a pretty easy math to do.
Trump was at the UFC last night.
Did you watch a fight?
No.
Did any of you watch it?
I watched it.
Holy shit.
Who fought?
Shoot that heavyweight fight.
That's the craziest heavyweight fight ever.
Who was it?
The heavyweight fight.
I don't.
Basically, the fight consisted of two huge blades and that whole Camaniac character guy
who's just always in character.
The woman from Wilson Phillips.
What was that other guy's name?
He's always doing some stick though.
It's a deep hole.
Hockey?
Hockey, yes.
Yeah.
Hockey and blade.
I went into the ring and just take like defense and just like leave it outside the ring and
just started wailing on each other.
Nobody made it.
Because it went to the ground ever.
Yeah.
It was a bloody fist fight the whole time.
It was amazing.
It was for all those fans that don't appreciate the intricacies of fighting on the ground.
But then the Mexican ground karate, the light heavyweight championship fight was the main
fight.
I don't know any of these guys.
I don't follow the USC.
But I like watching it.
I just don't know who they are.
It was Olberg and Prochaska.
Yeah.
The guy before Samurai.
Yeah.
He has like, usually has that like ponytail on top of him.
Cut it off, finally.
And then that other guy's from New Zealand.
Yeah.
So that Polish dude had, he was, he's checked.
Self-trained.
Okay.
He was like self-trained for a very long time and undefeated.
Yeah.
Oh, I know you're talking about.
Yeah.
But then he made it into the UFC and he's still in there, which I guess means he's done marginally
well.
It was ranked number two.
Really?
Yeah.
He's got an interesting.
And he was kind of favored over the New Zealand guy.
And they both are just like knockout artists, apparently.
And the New Zealand guy blows his knee out in the first round.
Like he steps weird and it just goes blank.
And then he like can't stand on it.
For as a high kick, falls down.
Yeah.
It just keeps like falling.
And the check guy kind of like backs off a little bit.
Yeah.
Like he feels bad about winning the fight or something.
And in the first round, just like 30 seconds to go, the New Zealand guy throws this left hook
right, hits him right on the chin, pal, knocks him out.
Wow.
And shot on a blown out knee.
It was amazing.
Yeah.
Well, the check guy, he felt bad because his injured, but he forgot the saying an injured animal
is most dangerous because that dude starched him.
I mean, he talked about the Trump administration.
I was curious though because Trump was there.
I was curious.
Like, are people going to reaction with him?
I didn't.
I was looking for it too.
Yeah.
I didn't hear.
That wasn't the UFC at the White House, was it?
No, it was in Miami.
That one's this summer, I think, right?
I think it's like on Trump's birthday or something.
Yeah, I think it is.
It's still on brand.
Guess.
Look at me.
Everybody.
How about UFC champion?
God, dude, it's insufferable.
I bet if you asked into his face, if he thought he could be a UFC champion, he would say,
yes.
I don't know.
A lot of people say that.
A lot of people.
Can you blow up my screen, Derek?
Just see what the hell is going on.
I don't think we can hold on.
Before we move on, speaking of Israel controlling the United States, do you remember when Jake,
will you queue up the clip of what is it called?
Mossad CIA, POTP.
So, there was a few months ago on part of the problem, Dave Smith had on John Kiriaku.
The former CIA.
Yeah.
John Kiriaku.
Whistleblower, right?
Yeah, he was in the CIA and I'm going to tell you this.
And he was opposed to the Bush administration's torture program.
Right.
And so, he was the only one that spoke up about it and refused to partake in it.
The whole thing was illegal.
And so, he was the whistleblower.
He went to prison for a long time.
The only person to ever do any time over the Bush administration torturing people illegally
was the guy that was refused to do it.
Yeah.
So, he's on part of the problem.
And he's telling this story to Dave Smith about how Mossad treats the CIA when they're in Israel.
Do you remember that?
Yes.
Play this clip.
Please, Jake.
If you can figure it out.
Tell people a little bit about this.
Like, what were the relationships with Mossad in those days?
And what is really spying in general?
Yeah, I'll give you my own little thing on Mossad.
First, then go to spying in general.
The CIA has always had just a terrible relationship with Mossad.
And it's because Mossad actively spies on the United States.
The United States does not spy on Israel.
That's written in stone.
People poo poo this every time I say it.
I'm telling them it's written in stone.
The United States does not spy on Israel.
But Israel actively consistently has spied on the United States.
And it's not just Jonathan Pollard.
There are lots of Jonathan Pollard's out there.
In addition to that, and this is just a little story that I've told before I'll repeat to you.
Dear friends of mine from the agency.
Who might work with very closely sat next to the husband, husband and wife team.
When I get transferred.
Well, no, they get transferred to Jerusalem.
Okay.
And they're declared to the Mossad, meaning the station chief said, these are my officers.
You know that they belong to CIA.
They're here to one that one is going to work for the State Department and the embassy just doing normal political work.
And the other is going to go take Arabic lessons at the university.
Okay.
So no problem.
They go to a dinner party at the ambassador's residence one night and they come home.
And all their living room furniture has been rearranged.
Just like, haha, what are you going to do about it?
Nothing.
There's nothing you can do about it.
Well.
A year later.
They go to the ambassador's Christmas party.
This is when the embassy was in Tel Aviv.
They were assigned in Jerusalem.
They go to the Christmas party.
They make the 45 minute drive back to Jerusalem.
And people had taken shits in all of their toilets.
And left them unflushed.
Just to show them we can come into your home anytime we want.
And there's nothing you can do about it.
Their tour is up.
They're getting ready to leave.
The ambassador has a going away party for them, which is completely normal.
And they go back home.
The dog is under the dining room table with whimpering.
So they just tell off and wrap the stump with goss and medical tape.
Like why?
Why fuck with us like that when you're only lifeline.
Where you're only friend at the United Nations.
We're giving you billions of dollars at the Americans taxpayer's money.
So you can have your own welfare state that we don't have here.
And then you're going to do that to our officers who are there to help you.
friendlies and they're there to help you. Now, it makes me think like who works for who in this
situation, right? Like, do we work for, does massage work for us? There are puppet state or are
we theirs? Like stories like this, it's obvious who works for who? It'd be like one of your employees
coming into your house, we're not there and shitting your toilet. Yeah, it's just like, yeah,
what are you gonna do? That's not how this works, right? And you can't fire them for some reason.
You'd have to be blackmailed, I would assume. What's that? It makes have to be blackmailed for
that. It reminds me of when people who get the idea in their head that the government works for
the people. That's how it's supposed to be, right? It's adorable. Yeah, yeah, you work for us.
Like that time I was in the DMV and this, the guy in front of me in line was given the woman
at the desk a hard time because it sucks being in the DMV and he was annoyed and we all get it,
right? But he's like, you know, I pay your salary. You need to, you know, you work for me here and
Jesus looking down like, mm-hmm. Yeah, I have a fucking seat still like that. Yeah, exactly.
Like who works for who in this situation? You work for the government. Let's be honest, we are all
basically tax slaves for them. It's obvious who works for who in this situation when Israel leads every
one of us around by the nose makes us commit genocide and by, well, maybe it's not genocide yet,
but war crimes, killing little girls in Iran, threatening to destroy the entire civilization,
cut off their water, cut off their energy sources. Like it's obvious who's controlling shit. Yeah.
Another one of those, uh, Trump moments that we might look back at as like this, this was,
this was the end right here. It was when on Easter Sunday he goes out and he's, that's when he
made that text about, we're going to wipe out the entire civilization. It's like, who, who's
not reading this the wrong way? This is insane. Civilization, civilians. That's what civilization is.
Yes. He's talking about wiping out like everyone in the country. Whereas before we were told,
well, it was less than a month ago, we were told, well, we're going there to liberate before they
Iranian people. Yeah. He's like, nah, we got something that we got a different kind of direction.
Yeah. We're going to liberate them from their bodies. Yeah. By, I'm not going to do this now,
but when he sent that out on Easter Sunday, my mom texted me. I'm trying to join myself camping
and said, like, I think he's actually the antichrist. I'm like, okay, well, let's just,
let's settle it down a little bit. And then like the next day, I'm like, we'll look into that. I
started looking up the antichrist and biblical scripture. I was like, I can't say she's wrong.
Do you remember when Jake and I asked Jake when we were talking, I was like, didn't you bring up the
fact that the idea that maybe Trump, Trump was the antichrist based on like all these things.
And hats off to him because he did it. I think before Trump was even elected, you did that like
six months ago or something. Yeah. Well, that's why all these high ranking rabbis have called him the
Messiah. Oh, yeah. Oh, dude, the president of the Zionist organization of America.
Uh, did you hear this? Damn, I'm not going to be able to let Jake play it, but he is, uh, let me just
paraphrase here. The president of the Zionist organization, America says, President Trump was saved
by God from an assassination attempt. So he could start a war with Iran to save Israel. He says,
this is the most important war since World War II. I believe God saved him so Donald Trump can
lead this war against Iran. It's funny because they're referring to the incident in Butler. I think
we brought this up before, but Trump is the most petty, vengeful person I think I've ever seen in my
life. And someone almost shoots him in the head. He's like, I don't worry about it. Moving on. Yeah,
you're like, what the fuck do they have on this guy at this point? It does not fit. Yeah. And it
is it as simple as, uh, just the Epstein stuff? Because I mean, that seems like round peg,
round hole. Yeah. It's just things get so stretched out and intermingled and complicated that
it's difficult to keep track of all these different threads. But at the end of the day, he's 100%
turned on his base. Nobody can understand why he's doing the things he's doing, the things he's
saying. Uh, the timeline speaks to some possibility that this is all just literally, um, he's wrapped
up in the Epstein shit. And he asked to do these dumb shit. He has to dance according to some other
persons like desires. And he can't do anything about it. Like, is it that simple? I think I don't
know. Could it be, if I, if I had to guess, I think it's a combination of things is that because
they released the files like a third of them or something like that. And the stuff that we did see
is some of the most abhorrent things like you've ever seen. Right. Because like this is, which
makes a question, what are they not showing us? We can't show you the rest of it. It's like a
little too much. It's a 13 national security. Because then the question goes, what is a sex
trafficking and bringing involving children have to do with national security? And what are you
guys leaving out that you thought was unfit, you know, that we couldn't handle. And then 9-11, 9-11.
Yeah. We got no, there's a huge gap in the Epstein files, nothing around 9-11 whatsoever. And then
he almost gets shot in the head. So it's probably, I think, it's like a combination of like, we have
all this like holding over your head. He was able to kind of hit the governor on it and let only
certain stuff out, you know, just enough to appease people, which didn't work at all. Like it was
the epitome of like a limited hangout. And then you have, I think, you have another later, a
layer of like, well, just fucking kill you. If you don't do what you say, there's also that.
There's another option. He could actually hate America. Love
Israel, hate Christians, and just be the biggest Trojan horse that we've ever even thought of.
Isn't he the first president in U.S. history that we took the oath off as didn't put his hand on
the Bible? Mm-hmm. Yeah. Bad look. That accurate. Bad look. Yeah. He deliberately, I mean, I didn't
notice that, but Tucker Carlson was talking about the other day and I brought it up to some of my
friends and their reaction was when he, I remember when he did that. Really? And when he,
when I saw him do that, I thought that's not cool. Whoa, look at that. Oh. Oh. Do you need to get out
there? Going for your chickens? I think we're safe. What is it? They're all cute. To Fox. Oh.
Dude, look at him. Yeah. Checking him out. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty healthy boy. Beauty. Big Fox. Yeah.
Yeah. I thought it was your fucking cat for a minute. It was in the market for a new hat.
Dude, you got a bow handy? Always. After it. Fox with a bow, man. That's not easy.
Pretty big shot. Yeah. So I can't remember the exact point we were just making, but I think,
oh, sorry. It's perfect. Perfect interlude. Yeah. He didn't put his hand on the Bible. Oh,
is that the Bible? Right. Thank you. Uh, Tucker made the point like, if you don't believe in
Jesus, you still put your hand on the Bible. Yeah. You do it when you go to court. Right. You
swear under oath. Like you just do it. To not do it is more of a statement. You're saying.
As always, his point goes that's in it's not that he's a fair weather or fake Christian.
Like he was making a statement there. He's like, I'm going to kind of send out a message here that
like, I'm not on board with this thing. Yeah. One view. One perspective.
Which is odd because he claimed to be a Christian and his, a lot of his followers,
like every president or not Christians. Right. So I was, I thought about down sitting
in church this morning, I used to go like, let's think about it. It's not just Trump. It's like
every president in my lifetime, since they started paying attention, has started a new war,
except for Trump in his first term, didn't start a new wars. He was pretty busy. Yes.
Hiring hookers to pee on a bomb is bad. It takes more than one phone call, apparently.
But I really thought about that. It's like every, we go through this dog and pony show of every
president, you know, making a TV show out of coming out of church on the campaign trail. They
always go to the church, you know what I mean? It's just like this total fucking charade.
Yeah. These people are all, they're not, they're all fake Christians. I was like, because how,
as you're sitting in church hearing about the Bible and the word of God and like what it actually
means and what the message is, you know what I mean? And it's, you know, it's a powerful like moving
kind of experience, you know what I mean? Because it makes yourself reflect on maybe like bad to
sit, you know, things you could have done better, you know what I mean? It's like, okay, like going
forward, we're going to carry this message and just do a little bit better, like every week,
if you can, which is the beauty of going to church. It's like, how could you sit in that church
going like, I just okayed fucking killing a million and a half civilians in Iraq. There's
there's no way you could do that with a clear conscience and go to bed that night.
Yeah, it's, that's why they're all phony Christians. Yes. Yeah, exactly. You can't do the job.
Phony Christians at best, like these people might actually be fucking demons, like satanic demons.
Yeah. I was going to say, word of an anti-Christ, you can bring your hand on the Bible. Yeah.
Yeah, lighting.
What do you got, Matt? I got a little bit of a dive here if you guys want to do it. Yeah, take a
break first. Sure. Go. What's the Wi-Fi password again?
I'm going to be fine. I'm going to be fine. I'm going to be fine.
I'm going to be fine. I'm going to be fine. I'm going to be fine. I'm going to be fine. I'm going to be fine.
Did you hear me saying to Jake that my buddy asked chat GBT about the Charlie Kirk assassination
and chat GBT told him that Charlie Kirk was not assassinated. Oh, really? Yeah.
What did I say? It said that he's a conservative influencer and stuff and then he was like,
what the fuck? So he asked chat GBT, why did you say that? Yeah. And chat GBT gave him this,
like explanation that kind of makes sense, but it's just so weird. Yeah. Basically, you play
that. Jake, see if we, and then pause it when you get to, there's no volume. Okay. Just play it.
All right. Pause it. So then it goes back and it says, okay, he was fatally shot. Go ahead,
play it. It kind of corrects itself. And so then my buddy asked him, he gone.
Why he said that? And he says, about my earlier, chat GBT says, about my earlier responses,
you are right to question me. Initially, I initially said that he was alive. That was incorrect.
Then I gave details without verifying also a mistake. This is exactly the kind of situation
where I should have checked current information first instead of relying on older knowledge.
If you want, I can walk you through the full time of what happened or what's come out in
the investigation. It's a pretty significant case. And then my buddy said, I don't want you to
walk me through timeline. I just want to understand why you couldn't know something so simple at the
very beginning. Fair question. And you deserve a straight answer without spinning. I'm not terribly
worried they are going to take over the entire world. So I'm not either. I started thinking like,
you know, when we call out politicians on their bullshit, we always ask the question,
are they stupid or lying? Yeah. At the end of the day. And so I think with AI, it's just stupid.
Yeah. Because I don't, it could be lying. It could be this huge dark conspiracy where AI is really
just trying to mislead the public. And that is the real reason. It's the 5D chess answer
of what's actually happening with AI. But I personally just think it sucks at everything that it
does, except for making pretty pictures and writing code. And even the writing code, you know
people have to go back in and fix the shit that they get wrong. But at the end of the day, it
doesn't really matter if the politician is lying or stupid because you're getting up with the same
result. Yeah. And the same thing with AI. The end is the same either way. The end is the same.
You get something that's not the fucking truth. Yes. I mean, I just
been in the computer industry or world for so long. And it always gets outdated or has some
error that a new thing has to come out to replace or just dies or falls behind in one way,
shape or form. And at the end of the day, it's all made by people. And I think the big fear with AI
is that people are going to make something that surpasses the people's ability to, you know,
we're just, it's gone a level above its creators in some way, shape or form. And I just do not
think people are capable of creating something that isn't just flawed. Like we are flawed. A flawed
creation cannot create something that is perfect. Perfect. Yeah. That's never happened. I don't
think it ever will happen. I just don't have the fear now. Is it possible that humans create
something that goes and does something wonky or crazy or scary on its own? Fuck yeah.
Hell yeah. Just like that sci-fi book that you brought to our attention, like they created this AI
that was so smart. It very quickly started ruling the world. And it did it in a way that was
horrible. It was a nightmare for human beings. Absolutely. It was flawed. And the reason it became
a nightmare was because of the rules that people imposed upon it upon its creation, which were,
you know, don't let, don't do any harm, basically, right? Sounds, you know, altruistic.
Altruistic. Exactly. And it was just like bad logic, you know, pumped into a machine that's got,
you know, it's going to follow its rules. And anyways, it was flawed because its creator was
flawed. It didn't think through. I don't see it being, I don't think we're ever going to be
taken over. And God, I don't think that it's ever going to be like ruling us in any way.
Sure, you know, we've talked, there's been a lot of talk about cities. Peter Teal might be involved
in some sort of, like, just thinking of that. Exactly. Exactly. I love the idea of going for it
for nothing else to just kind of see what happens. But like, I don't want to live there, though.
Yeah. I was a betting man. Like, I would put money on it, flopping, right? But
this conversation, this dialogue that you just ran through is actually kind of fascinating.
To have the machine explain its own shortcomings back to the user, basically saying,
hey, I live in breathe. I live from a knowledge perspective inside a set of known data that
isn't updated. So I operate with some handcuffs on me because I've been trained on information
that is old, essentially. That's kind of what it's saying here.
Any idea which one this was? Chad GBT. This was Chad GBT. Okay. I don't know. It is, it's, it's
cool. You're using this. Hey, I chat bots. Either way, I'm too afraid that I don't even know how to
actually get married, like 30% of Gen X or something. What's the youngest generation right now?
Gen Z alpha. Okay. I'm thinking Gen Z, like 30% of Gen Z years are, have a romantic relationship
with an AI chat bot. A bunch of Gen Z years have a romantic. That's insane. How can you have a romantic,
what does that mean? Like you romantic relationship? Well, price starts out with just ask some questions
to get to know the series of ones and zeros. And now it is. One thing leads to another co-worker,
like she's all right looking after a few weeks. She's one, she's great. I'll get a few drinks in you.
For some reason, this last week, I watch maybe two movies a year, like at best.
And for whatever reason, just the way my schedule's been, I watched a bunch of TV this week,
which, and my wife said, she goes, this is the most TV I've ever seen you watch. I was like,
add some fried. I just want to like turn my brain off for a while. Rewatched, smoking the bandit.
Great. You always wonder, I'm like, I don't know if it's going to hold up. Yeah. It was so good.
I haven't seen that one in a long time. Yeah. And one of the greatest theme songs ever,
that eastbound and down. Oh, yeah. Jerry Reed. Perfect. It's a song. Great movie.
Bert Reynolds in his prime. Yep. Oh, great movie. I'm always afraid to revisit my childish.
I'm like, maybe some things are best. Just, we don't need to listen to that album again.
Like when I went back and listened to Shout-If-A-Devil by Motley Crew. This is dog shit.
This is the most juvenile like shit metal I've ever heard in my life.
Okay. So you and I had a discussion and because I think you had a request from someone that
we should be a little more conscious of because we riff on shit all week. We're constantly talking
about ideas and what's on our minds or whatever. And then we kind of start the middle of that and then
take it forward and then someone requests like, hey, give a little background when you're talking
about something because everyone knows what like the decals statistics. Not everyone just lives in
our heads. Yes. And God bless you for that. So this was what's been on my mind lately. Have you heard
of Operation Mongoose? No. Okay. Operation Mongoose was under the Kennedy administration.
And what they want to do, they're big on Cuba was like the hot button for a sin. We want to destabilize
the cash regime. And so we're going to pepper some stuff in here that we've brought up a lot before,
but I think where I kind of ended with this kind of ties it all together. And so one of the
programs that we ran, which Operation Mongoose, which we took C-123s I think, and we loaded them with
weaponized ticks and flew them over the sugarcane fields and just because we're hoping to, in fact,
all the sugarcane workers and then disrupt their alpha gal tick or lone star ticks. No,
this was we're going to get there. Line disease ticks. What are we infecting them with?
Just ticks. They also experiment all kinds of ticks. This has been the program for normal,
run-of-the-mill ticks. It's a normal run-of-the-mill ticks. Okay. Okay. Now this all goes back to 1954,
I think, when they kind of consolidated everything for the very beginning because we want to
kind of experiment with animal biowarfare. So it was ticks, mosquitoes, and fleas. This was called
Operation Big Itch. Unfortunate name. Now they would inject these ticks with all kinds of diseases.
Like they're the black plague and anything that they thought they could infect the people they
dropped them on with, right? And Operation Mongoose realized, like, well, this is a little, we got to
keep track, like we don't know where these ticks are exactly going. You know, the winds are going to
shift. Sure. So then they got the even better idea that they would pump the ticks full of
radiation in carbon-14. That way they could track them with a Geiger counter. So now we have
irradiated infected ticks that were just dropping just to kind of see what happens.
It's like the same brain now that's like, well, what happened if we blocked out the sun?
Exactly. You guys want to give it a try? So it says that 1925 in the Geneva Convention
Protocol or whatever that was when biological weapons were badly banned in modern warfare,
but it says that Operation Big Itch was a 1954 field test. I mean,
what the fuck? That was like the beginning of them experimenting with this.
So you're saying what the fuck? Like, why would they violate the Geneva Convention?
I'm like, if this year's so, I want answers.
None of this. We want to talk to Manage. We have a constitution and it says clearly that we have
the power. It's like, I hold on to the second and the work for Jeff charges door.
Abracadabra. Good luck with that. Anyway, so problem is is what they want to know are these
diseases going to be useful, the various ones that they're trying out. And then one of the pilots
brought back a tick with him. He got under his kid and his kid almost died in a hospital,
to which they said like, okay, so this is kind of working.
And why would you done here? This is a lably, if you will. I think you could call it.
So then they did he bring the tick back or did someone just drive by his house and flick one
onto the back of his kids? Well, when you go through this, I'm definitely open the possibility
that you must have just brought it back from the airplane. Science. You know, as pilots,
they just let the tick skull willy-nilly inside the airplane.
So once we realized or they realized the US military that the program kind of worked, but it was
wildly unpredictable because we don't know, you know, ticks don't just land on a patch,
a grass and wait for the off chance that someone's going to walk by and they can jump on them.
They tend to move around, jump on other animals, the wind blows them around. They reproduce,
you know, with the disease in them, things like this. And they're like, okay, so it's a little sloppy,
but I think there's something there. So then you asked about AlphaGal and what we're going to talk
about later, but we had the Loan Star tick, which is where AlphaGal comes from. What's your rough
understanding of it? AlphaGal is what it means to human beings. It makes you allergic to red meat,
tamper process, red meat. Yeah, it's kind of a sugar or an enzyme that makes you finally ill
if you eat red meat. It makes you allergic to it. You need him to leave it on this screen so you can
see. We can do whatever you want. Matt's beautiful face. The more screen time of Matt, the more followers
we get on YouTube, so it's going to leave it on him gorgeous. I'll give you that five bucks later.
So then they came back and then they're like, well, let's try it here because then it's
easier to track the ticks. So they took, I think, 283,000 Loan Star ticks that were infected
and irradiated and spread them all throughout Virginia. Now, previous to then, the Loan Star
tick had never been seen above the Mason Dixon line. It was just kind of everything was down there.
And now they start seeing Loan Star ticks popping up like all the way on the East Coast
and on to Plum Island. I'm sure you remember we brought Plum Island before.
Yeah, I can't remember why. Well, Plum Island. So this is kind of an
interesting because they're like, how do we get the Loan Star tick in Plum Island?
They're like, well, it could be two things. It could be that we just spread 283,000 Loan Star
ticks all over Virginia and they ended up here. Or that you have an army bio-warfare animal
testing research. It is infecting ticks to see if we can use them in warfare. So it could be one
or the other. Now, most of these programs were done under, you guys know, Defense Secretary Robert
McNamara. This was like, everything was under the umbrella called Project 112. That was kind of
like their animal research kind of programs. And then just like MK Ultra, you had all these little
ones. You had the Plum Island. You had the stuff in Cuba. You had the stuff in Virginia.
And there was all under this kind of umbrella because at that time, they were trying to figure out
could we weaponize ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, or whatever and then drop them on an army. We
don't have to waste so much of soldiers if the army can no longer fight.
Yeah, you know, that's what they say. That's the justification for doing it. We're going to save
soldiers' lives. But what it really is is a bunch of fucking nerds in the laboratory going,
go, I can't wait. Let's just do this. They're going to be awesome to infect ticks and drop that
on people. Like, let's just try it. We'll just do it and see what happens. Well, we need a
justification for it. Like, how do we sell this to the military? Exactly. Exactly.
Which is kind of wearing an end up with this because now the US Army intelligence, of course,
denied all of this until all the documents were declassified. And then they admitted in 2000,
they're like, okay, yeah, we did that. But what are you going to do about it? The four stage of
the head box. There's nothing you can do about it now. Like, it's funny how when things get declassified
or, you know, the US Army admits this, it's always seems to align perfectly like when everyone
that was involved in the program is dead. Yeah. Whether through natural causes or
shooting themselves twice in the chest with a shotgun and hang themselves with an electoral
court on a farm they don't own on Oklahoma. Okay. So this brings us to Plum Island in the Plum Island
Animal Disease Center that was created and started in 1952 by the US Army Chemical Corps to do
these exact programs is eventually shut down and taken over by the Department of Agriculture
who moved to Kansas. But that lab is still going the entire time. And Plum Island is just 13
miles off the coast from Connecticut. Now, when they got, they really ramped up these programs from
like 62 to 69, I believe. And they really thought they had something with what would become known
as Lyme disease, which wasn't a thing before. That island is 13 miles kind of up and off the coast
from a place called Old Lyme Connecticut, which is where we get the name Lyme disease. Because
all of a sudden we had like these, all these people were getting sick with the same. We couldn't
figure out what it was. They figured I was a tick-borne pathogen and they called it Lyme disease,
which previously wasn't a thing at all. So here, I made a list. So we had like three diseases that
popped up all around the time that this lab in Plum Island was like full and full swing like with
their experiments. 1968, the first case of Babby Siosis in Nantugget, which I've never heard of,
but it's a tick-borne disease. Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Cape Cod, 1968, 1978, 1970,
full outbreak of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Long Island. And then 71, 51 confirmed cases
of the New Lyme disease in Old Lyme Connecticut, which is where the name came from. And then now
still to this day, your highest concentrations of Lyme disease are Long Island, Connecticut,
all the areas around Plum Island. They basically like just put a pin in a map on Plum Island and
wherever it's closest to there, you know, the closer you are to that, like the higher the
concentrations of Lyme disease. Tick-borne diseases in general sounds like. Yes. Which gets us to
what we were talking about before Trump and Israel. In fact, alpha-gal syndrome, I wonder,
you might not know the answer to this, but is the tick-borne disease? Because I think the alpha-gal
syndrome existed before it did. It was in ticks. It did, like it was a thing. But now you have,
and Lone Star Ticks existed before they had alpha-gal syndrome. They have this alpha-gal syndrome pop up
around Plum Island. Okay. Okay, what was the first part of your question?
Does, I guess the question is just that if you look at alpha-gal syndrome from ticks, do you find
it popping up a lot around Plum Island? Alpha-gal has existed forever. Lyme disease has existed
forever. The tick from the transmits Lyme disease has been around forever. The tick, the Lone Star Tick,
a camera with a scientific name, has been around. They haven't the fossil record. It's like between
30 and 40 million years old. So human beings existed forever. These ticks have existed forever,
and both these diseases have existed. But it wasn't a thing until human beings, all of a sudden,
in recent history, were being completely debilitated by these diseases. And there's a guy,
his name is Dr. Willie Bergdorfer, this will answer your question. He's one of the scientists that
was involved in these programs. And in 2007, getting near the end of his life, he decides to have
like a little come to Jesus moment and says he's going to sit down for a kind of tell-all
interview. And he said, I think it was like with CBS or something like that. Right before the
interview started, some random guy from the Pentagon barged in the door and just sat down next to him.
Like, I'm going to sit down on the interview with him and he gave that no information.
Then he died in 2014, and all he did is he left a note that said, I wondered why somebody didn't
do something. And they went through his garage and they found all of his notes from his work and
his research. That became the declassified information, the documents that the military had
fessed up to in 2000. That kind of answered a question. Interesting. Yes. Because Lyme disease has
been a pathogen, I think it's been around for I think thousands of years. But the assumption
that we're being led to with what you're saying is that Plum Island is the place where they're
basically weaponizing ticks with these diseases. So even though these diseases have always existed,
and the ticks have always existed, there's this concentration of these tick-borne diseases and
their severity being kind of increased around Plum Island. Correct. And Willie Bergdorfer did
is he said, he isolated the Lyme bacterium and he goes, we never had a name because there's
millions of these things out there and we don't why would have a name because it doesn't affect
human beings until 1971, all of a sudden. And so he's the one that nailed down like what the
pathogen is. And then through his notes, he said like the only way that this disease could have
went from this to this that we know of as Lyme disease today is through some kind of laboratory
enhancement or what we know of today as gain a function. Blanket on the name. What we need to do is
get people to go outside, look for ticks, and kill them, and just wipe them out, hunt them.
Now, kind of like the Nutria down in Louisiana, make it into a delicacy, get people out there to
kill them, that will control the population. It's funny when they declassify it, we have all these
hearings and investigations and commissions. And so take the MK Ultra programs, they go like
after so many decades, the CIA, the Army, whoever goes back, yeah, we did it, but it's like
that was then. And I'm so intrigued by the brain that goes, yeah, well sure, now we know that
in the 50s and 60s, the CIA were basically kidnapping people off the street and taking them out of
prisons, blasting their minds with near lethal doses of LSD, torturing them from weeks on in
while they banged fucking prostitutes behind one way mirror. But thanks to the Church Commission,
like we don't do that anymore. And then you have to ask the question like, okay, are all these
NGOs and government kind of organizations, are they more powerful or less powerful than they were
then much more? They have more resources or less resources. They have more technology or less
technology. And as far as the level of benevolence or like how they feel about their constituents
and their citizens, like what's your level of faith that they have our best interests in mind?
Yeah, I don't think anyone that works for the government has the interest of the people
yeah, in mind down to the fucking DMV lady. But the good news is we pay these people
work for us. All right, which brings us to Alpha Gals and she brought up. Jake, you want to play
this clip? Yeah, flip me. All right. Thank you, sir. And this ties into the U.S. Israel.
Doesn't it? What doesn't?
People eat too much meat, right? And if they were to cut down our consumption on meat,
then they would, it would actually really help the planet. But people are not willing to give up
meat. Yeah, you know, some people will be willing to, but other people, they may be willing to,
but they sort of, they have a weakness of well, they say, wow, this, this steak is just too huge.
This is some Kamala Harris shit right here. He's talking about it. Yeah, I can't do it. I'm one of
those, by the way. So, you know, but so here's the thought, right? So it turns out that we know a lot
about, so there, we have these intolerance to, so I, for example, I have milk intolerance.
I'm really in there. Some people are intolerant to crayfish. So possibly we can use human engineering
to make it the case that we're intolerant to certain kinds of meat, to certain kinds of bovine proteins.
And there's actually analogs of this in life. There's this thing called the law start tech,
where if it bites you, you will become allergic to meat. I can sort of describe the mechanism.
So that's something that we can do through human engineering. We can kind of
uh, possibly address really big world problems through human engineering.
A lot of assumptions there. He's just kind of glossing over. I mean, we all eat too much meat
everyone, right? Yeah. There's too much meat, right? I mean, I have trouble with milk. Yeah,
I'm just like you guys. That's from Davos a couple of years ago. We played that before. Yeah.
Now, do you, do you remember is that I brought a headline. I think we like briefly talked about it,
but I came across a headline. I think this is maybe like two years ago, something like that.
And they talked about this wildly successful new vegan restaurant in Martha's video.
Oh, yeah. And I went like, that's a weird headline. It's like, didn't really look into it at first.
I thought, uh, because I've had vegan food that is fucking terrific. Like really, really good. Yeah.
And I was thinking we're like, yeah, vegan food. Sometimes it's amazing, like tomato soup.
Yes, or water. Really good. I love water. Take it every day.
And I'm around these like vegan hot wings that were some of the best wings I've ever had.
I had like crispy skin and all the way down to instead of bones, I had little pieces of bamboo.
And I'm putting the bamboo in a pile after dipping it in the blue cheese.
Right. And I was like, it's kind of the interesting, the amount of effort and time that goes
to make something look and taste like real meat. So we can sell it to people that think it's a
warranty meat. Right. You know, you'll fake bacon. For example, like it seems like you guys
would just go the other way with it. Yeah. So now, what stood out to me on that headline on my
you don't, you know, maybe I'm being biased, but you don't see the the phrases wildly successful
and vegan restaurant in the same headline very often, you know what I mean. And this is where you
got to read paragraph seven and we find out this restaurant was so successful. Do you remember why?
Because so many people had alpha gals. Yeah. Yeah. You get down the article. They're like, well,
a lot of the demand has really gone up in the East Coast because people just can't eat meat anymore.
Okay, let's read this whole article then. And this is like where we started first hearing about
alpha gals. Alpha gals, like Lyme disease, dance of the questionnaire, talking about before,
wasn't a thing 15 years ago. Actually, we found out I looked up the cases. You look at 2010,
we had 3000 confirmed cases, 2011, 4000, 2012, 5000 all the way to 2022, 40,000. That's per year.
Today in the US, we have 450,000 cases of alpha gals and we just had our first confirmed death
from alpha gals. Like anaphylactic shock? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Now thankfully,
Pfizer's not working on a vaccine. So we don't have to ask the question. They die from alpha gals
or with alpha gals. We went over the animals and motor sickle on the freeway. Right.
So all of a sudden, I started seeing these social media posts come up on Instagram and other
platforms that all throughout the Midwest and Canada, farmers are reporting their finding boxes of
ticks on their farmland. Because I'm out here working on the field. Like, I don't, there's a box,
like someone put a box of ticks on my lap, like all over the place. Now it's social media.
Mm-hmm. You know, can be whatever. Totally. But this is a lot of different people. So I was like,
either there are people all throughout the Midwest and Canada all in on the same joke together,
or there might be something here. Luckily, I fact checked it, which were our old trusty
snopes. Ah, David and Ms. Nicholson and good. Yeah. False. Okay. Yeah. Load off. Yes.
The people at snopes reached out to multiple different farms who said they didn't find
any boxes of ticks on their farms. And David Nicholson and that prostituity left his wife for
their fucking doing a great job holding down the truth over there. Multiple farms. Multiple farms.
Yeah. None of them found any ticks. So they're, therefore, false. Yeah. So
now it's been reported that we're going into a really, really bad tick season. In fact,
it like the best reporting you can find this are actual county reporting. And so you're finding
all these separate counties coming in that both AlphaGal and Lyme disease are having just this
complete surge. I found one Kent County, Michigan, has already the season that had an 1800% increase
in reported Lyme disease cases in Michigan. Wow. And so I do some digging. Now we got the boxes of
ticks being found. Now we know by the numbers that AlphaGal and Lyme disease is going through the
roof, right? And you know what happened three weeks ago? No. Pfizer just announced that they have
vaccine for Lyme disease. Oh. And they're saying it's safe and at least 70% effective. They
just applied for a patent with the FDA. Now this is what I remind you of people like Patricia,
what's her name? Kavazani who is in charge of the FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.
I'm like, oh, cool. Like what's her background? Oh, she was Pfizer's chief medical and executive
vice president. This is where he's talking about that revolving doors. Yeah. Same goes through the
CDC, the FDA, the WHO and everything. So now we ask the question. So here's some questions for you
guys. Assuming I didn't just make all this up for fun. Okay. This weekend. Do we have a track
record of ticks being weaponized to achieve some sort of desired outcome? Yes. Okay. Do the elites
have they been very vocal in getting us to stop eating red meat? Yes. Do we have a billion plus
new industry for creating fake and live grown meat? Yes. Do we have a billion plus dollar industry
for vaccines? Yes. Are we seeing a gigantic surge in people being physically incapable of eating
red meat? Yes. Yes. 450,000 of them. Are our political elites complete fucking psychopaths that don't
care if we live or die? I don't. I mean, I think the jury is still out personally.
Now, we have talked about this before to pi-ass, but we are originally told
for the last two decades that we should stop eating meat because why? Because of climate change.
Does anyone notice like about a year or two years ago? Like,
just stopped hearing about climate change. It's just like not really a thing like all of a sudden.
In fact, you and I ran into a mutual friend of ours who kind of made a couple of comments about
climate change. And I was like, surprised. I was like, whoa, this is like seeing someone in
2026 flipping off a cyber truck. I'm like, we're not doing that anymore. We're doing this now.
And I thought that was odd because we had, you know, for two and a half, almost three decades,
we had climate change propaganda shoved down our throat constantly. And they call it an
existential threat. If something's an existential threat, I mean, we're all going to die if we don't
address this. Yes. And then within the span of a year, they go like, eh, don't worry about it.
Which I think is kind of fucking odd. Yeah. But now, how long have humans been eating meat?
Decades. Okay. A little more than that. Okay. Well, many decades, the same direction,
thousands of decade, technically several decades. How long have ticks been around decades?
Yeah. Several decades since the beginning.
Now we had that, I said, the, that lo and start tick is the ably amoma,
Americanum, Americanum. And that's the one that was found in the fossil record 30 to
four million years ago. So we had human beings and ticks coexisting just fine.
And then all of a sudden, if we're just talking about alpha gal within the last two decades,
all of a sudden, we have this new thing called alpha gal syndrome that prevents you from what
from eating meat, which is exactly what the political elites want us to do, which makes you think.
And now we have farmers finding boxes of ticks like all over the land. There's your kind of
simple math. You're like, I kind of hard pressed to think that at least there's maybe something worth
worth looking into, possibly. Yeah. I'm going to call up some farms.
Let's see if they've found any boxes of ticks. Multiple farms.
You have to force behaviors to quote the great Larry Fink. It's just, you have to force behaviors.
The street is going to be a big mess of days, but not on your face.
We can just race, kicking your can all over the place. We will, we will lock you.
We will, we will play in a young man, hot man, chiming in the streets, and I'll take all the
muds of day, and not on your face. We can just race, waiting up and running all over the
land. We will, we will lock you. We will, we will lock you.
