Planet Rage #0235 – Recursive Self-Improvement

0:00Because I'm not a person of color. I am a non-practicing white US strikes back The Welcome to Planet Rage the intersection of insanity and madness Here are your hosts Larry Blidener and Darren O'Neal Hey Larry, it's episode number 235 in September is half blown how the hell that happened?

1:00It's like magic. I don't get it but it's a lot I don't get it's almost totally blown the wife's birthday is coming up So we know nice to take some time off to spend time with the wife so if I never show back up I'm probably in a shallow grave somewhere Will you be on 48 hours the whole incident maybe no No, no, what ever she's too smart for that they'll never find the body I'll be speaking of in shy rack over this past weekend. It seems that our friends over at hey jackass are posting again So I'm not sure if their hiatus didn't take or maybe I don't know how they make money at that site beyond selling merch and stuff like that But if there are ads maybe it automatically just dropped it's like why get an AI I, yeah, if there was ever a site that could be changed by an AI, that's the one. Because all you have to do is look up the crime reports and update what's on the website. So that shouldn't be that hard. Yeah. But according to Hey Jack S over the past week, nine shot and killed 36 shot and wounded.

2:06Wow. We're getting robust numbers again. Maybe it's a impending autumn. Is that it? What is it? Could be they're going to be cold soon. We don't want to shoot people when it's cold. Gotta stay inside. Yeah. Yeah. You really, and there's less people you can shoot inside and usually it's your friends and it gets. It's true. It's more evidence. Yeah. That means we are now as far as the yearly clock. And I can't believe, as you said, mid September because I remember when the yearly clock for Hey Jack asked reset, of course, January 1st, it seems like that was just yesterday. Yeah. But we're back to a one person that is shot every, well, not the same person. Wouldn't that be really bad luck? That would be bad. Oh my god. They bring it back to life. What person shot every four hours and 24 minutes? And there is somebody murdered in the city of Chicago. One person murdered every 19 hours and 18 minutes while buffoon Mayor Johnson is off

3:09doing dances on TikTok. And was that really I saw that clip is he was there really him? Yeah. Oh, he should. But again, these are what these politicians do. They don't think they're the problem, even though his approval rating in Chicago, he just announced he's running for a second term. His approval rating in Shy Rack is 23%. So if he wins, yeah. That next term, you know that there is some kind of nefarious thing going on in the voting. Well how big a voter turnout to the Genshagot. Probably like New York, I would guess it's about 25% unless it's a presidential year in the major Chicago. I think it's every six years. So you're, it's only going to be hitting a presidential race. I would guess every 12 years, which so he'll be a shooing. I mean, there was a thing in New York. I mean, it was less than 30% to turn out. So, you know, when Kami comes along with a good line of shit, boom, he's in.

4:12Well, man, damn, he, man, Andy, yeah. And so Scott fighting the good fight, trying to keep him out of the 9-11 thing, but you know, he was going to show up and I don't know. I mean, he's still the mayor. Yeah. He was still elected. So I don't really understand how anybody thought he wasn't going to show up because sure he could not show up. I mean, how it just be, you know, fucked up as he's political suicide. Yeah. And the same people that were telling him not to go would then be the ones going, ah, you see, he hates America. He didn't show up. He does hate America, but, you know, but not for that reason, not for that reason. Yeah. It's like Scott, you were fighting kind of a losing battle. Scott fights a lot of those. Yeah. And I mean, I appreciate it. I understand where the heart is coming from. Yeah. But you do that a little too often. Then you have a heart attack. Scott, you got to be careful. Well, I'm just amazed and thrilled and happy that Scott just resuscitated himself and came back.

5:12So, so quickly and so strongly, you know, this, how much quicker Scott LaBito came back and was doing his obviously blood pressure raising anger, venting his whole stick. I mean, it seemed like he was three days out of the hospital where it took a keep the quiff like six months of, oh, no, the doctor says I have a fib. So I have to be, I have to stop doing my show. It seems like you're just lazy, Keith. He's a pussy. Scott's a tough guy. This is true. That would be the difference. Yeah. Between the two, but man, I'm down. I mean, it was a no one situation as far as the showing up and not showing up. And then there was a clip going around that was interesting just to do to the fact that it's as we have pointed out over and over again. This is why you don't trust the media.

6:13This is why you don't trust social media. The same exact clip was being played two ways. The far right was playing it as, hey, Mam, Donnie and AOC are yucking it up at the 911 memorial. And then the left was playing it as, you know, this was the five seconds of them greeting each other and then it was all business. Right. Which one was true? No fucking clue because you're never going to know unless you were standing right next to him. Yeah. With that picture of W Bush glaring at Mam, Donnie and somebody said he could always, he could always, you know, suck out the bad guys really. I don't think so. I mean, I don't know what his talent's worth with that. Sure as hell wasn't one of them. Now he's a painter like Hunter Biden. Yeah. Wait a minute. Hunter's a painter, but wait a minute. George Bush W Bush was a painter too. Yes. And a really good painter. Yeah. Really? No idea.

7:14There is a, an art book that came out and he did something for charity with it all and you know, it was always one of his passions. It was kind of interesting to see that. I don't know about you know how that puts him in the same. I mean, George also did Coke, right? And his younger years. So I guess, yeah. Well, maybe him and Hunter Biden weren't all that different at one point. Maybe not. Except George, he cleaned up. Although you never know. Hunter might be president. Well, you sure try it. It's clear. It's clear. It's clear. It's clear. It's clear. He wants that. You know, absolutely. I don't think George had enough to was enough for him. Yeah. But the flip was just the epitome of how you can take the same little bit of data and play it off in a completely different way. And I don't know how you are. But the gallows humor is something that is common between a lot of people, which means

8:14yeah, you can be at a funeral. And you could also have a moment of levity. It's actually very important, I think, for most people to have a moment of levity. I remember when my brother-in-law passed away a few years ago. And his son was there, my nephew. And I said to him, here's the thing. In funerals, it was always my brother-in-law that was trying to make people laugh. Right. And I'm like, so it's weird that he's not here for this, but you also know that he wouldn't want everybody to be ultra serious. You know, it's a serious time, but you also need to have something to kind of break the tension. And anybody that's going to pretend that what I saw on the video anyway between AOC and Mem Donnie, don't like either one of them. But what I saw was definitely not anything that was like, oh, no, this was horrible behavior. Yeah. I'm just tired of it all.

9:15Well, I think you're right. I mean, but I think certainly at a family thing, at a personal event like that, yeah, I mean, if you want a gig or a belly laugh, that's, you know, it's your family. You know, only you and they know what's right. I think to do that even for a little bit at a globally-telefized situation like that, kind of stupid for a for a for a mandami and that is it. Not, not wise. You got to kind of like put a, put a lid on that shit, but they didn't so. But then again, where they are, you know, the whole time did somebody just have a camera on them and, you know, they pulled that one part out, which was a short period as opposed to everything else. Now, if you would have had like Joe Biden checking his watch multiple times as the bodies of soldiers are coming in, that would be different. If you could show me a time lapse that AOC and Mam Donnie were yucking it up for 20, 30, 50, whatever minutes, that's a completely different.

10:18Sure. Sure. Yeah. I mean, my best, my best funeral laugh ever was at my grandmothers, my paternal grandmothers. And she, she actually, my father pre-deceased her, which is really where she, she was tough brought. She, I think she went, went in, about 90. And then it was not well liked. She really wasn't. So Uncle Bob called me, it was up in the Bronx and they drove up to this place and there, she is in a box and an open box. And there's Bob and maybe like three other people, I didn't know who the hell he was. Not a turn out crowd. And I said, I said, that makes the Bob. He looks all around the room. He looks back at me because look at this place. Not a wet eye in the joint. No, distinctly obvious. It's great. Yeah. No shit. That's it. That's it. It's okay. You know, that's, you know, you always get the, my brother, I just remember, somebody had

11:20a funeral going, oh, you know, he or she looks so good. Oh, yeah, that's great. Isn't that love? Yeah. That's all you get to get a kick out of those right? Yeah. It's like, it looks so good. Exactly. And that was when my brother and my turn is to me and he's like, yeah, for dead. And so still, yes, very strong. How calm they look. I've done this. Yes. Peaceful. Yes. It's like, come on. I mean, I get it. People don't know what to say. It's an odd situation. You don't have to hopefully deal with, you know, thousands of the funerals in your lifetime. Most people, it's your close family. I don't even know how this next generation that doesn't even like to speak face to face is going to do. That's a great question. How are they going to handle this shit? I don't everybody just going to get somebody bring your phone in so you can kind of see what's going on. But yeah, maybe it'll be done like the COVID crap with iPads. Oh, that's even better, right? There's a business right here. There's a virtual funeral. There's our exit strategy there. Presented by Planet Rage.

12:20Yes. You just put a camera in. You should have the dead body. It's great. Yeah, you zoom in, you know, from the other side of the world by grandma. Yeah. Exactly. No, let's see, but we would charge, it would be like boostograms. If you want to get messages to the deceased, you would have to pay us. Yes. People are like, this is a good idea and that we're not sure. We'd be like, what's that shit? What's it? Is it cameo that stuff for people to do that? Yeah, it's cool. Yeah, like that. Yeah, but for stiffs. Yeah. We can pay somebody that was on a TV show 30 years ago, 50 bucks and they'll record a like two minute greeting. Yeah. It's very weird. I mean, I get why people were doing it at one point, but now we have AI. So you can do that on your own. If you want, you know, Woody Harrelson to stand off grandma, you can just make it with an AI. Yeah. I can see moss, right? I mean, if the CIA has been making those absolutely perfect, you know, full head and

13:27shoulders, masks, or everybody from Joey to, you name it and apparently say, say, doing it since the 60s, if that's possible. Then there's no question. Musk can create a body and a voice and a voice to just resurrect grandma, right? And you can write. I mean, I can see this too, right? Well, that's the other oddity with all of this and there are surfaces that kind of let you do that, which is, oh, speak to a loved one. All we need is a sample of their voice. Yeah. It's very, very bizarre. People will never get closure. It'll be like, that's still like grandma's here. Yeah. She's still a bitch. I can't help everything, Larry. The grandma was a bitch. He's going to be a bitch on the AI too. Or maybe that would be the biggest complaint. Like the AI is nice. And you're like, you got to fix that. That's right. Yeah. Grandma was not nice, but you've got a bunch of 9-11 clips, which is good. Now, were you in New York?

14:27No, I was not. I was already 10 years living in Los Angeles. However, I watched those buildings being built. I had friends whose dads worked and construction crews on and so forth. And I will say this. I remember talking to one guy. He was like a foreman and something. Some kids, old man, went to school with... And this guy said, these things would never, ever pass code inspections in an earthquake zone. Because of the way they were constructed. There was no interior support columns. It was just a shit on the outside. And then slabs, 110 slabs. And this guy said, if there was a good rocker, it would just fucking pancake in 30 seconds, which is exactly what it did after. Yeah. So like the concrete was being used to stabilize it. And if the concrete gets obliterated from something like say, a airplane going through. Yeah. And there's good people. I mean, it's an interesting thing.

15:31The subculture that believed that this could never happen. Oh, God. The insane shit. It's just too much. Yeah. I know. We have so many ways to look at the physics of these things. Yeah. And I saw a video that somebody posted over the last couple of days, which was just a structural makeup of the building, no smoke or anything else. And it showed exactly how they believe it would have collapsed. And it was pretty much what had happened. Sure. That is a grown-up. I used to spend a lot of time. I had guy clients in those buildings. And it was crazy. The elevators in there probably held something in excess of a hundred people. They were fucking enormous. And once you got past, I think maybe the 30 or 40th floor, it almost felt as, they began to rock left to right. And you almost felt like the sides were going to cock against the elevator shaft.

16:33It was really, it was really rickety and weird. Really. I mean, some elevators are in and really well-designed buildings and you don't even know you're in them. Right. You know, it might be something going up that high. It might be something going up that high. I remember going to the, both the 95th floor of the John Hancock Center used to be a restaurant, which I remember taking the first, our first Valentine's Day together. I took the wife, we were, you know, high school. Yeah. Do the 95th floor John Hancock Center restaurant. I'm so like, it's been downhill since there. See, it's start big. You start to work it up and work it up. Exactly. And I remember going up at other times to like the Steers Tower, now Willis Tower, whatever they're calling it, to the observation decks. And both of those, if I remember correctly, as you said, it starts going up and it's fine, but the higher you get, there's some oddity to the, I don't know if it's because

17:34the building is actually moving. Once you get high enough, just in wind, there, I know they, I know they have to because if they didn't move at all, then there would be, yes. Oh, yeah, they have to move. Yeah. You have to have a little buffer, I guess. Yeah. One of the best is that trans-American tower. I don't know what's called now, but that's what put it up, you know, probably 50 years ago in San Francisco. And it's a thing. It's basically sort of like a skinny tall white pyramid, you know, that building. It's very much of a landmark in San Francisco. That entire fucking building is sitting on rollers. Yeah. I was thinking that the, how they knew that. Yeah. I mean, wow. Wow. I mean, I think it's going to take the last earthquake to knock that thing down, you know. Well, yeah, because in those areas, that would be just death. The fact that we've figured that out long before AI. Yes. That you can do these things to the buildings basically have room to move and breathe or whatever you want to call it.

18:35Yeah. Press of stuff. It is. But I mean, the buildings on, you know, 9-11, they weren't built to withstand the kind of forces that they were given. And obviously the people who knocked them down kind of, I would guess it. Nobody ever said was that the plan or were they just like, we're just going to put a airplane through it. And that was enough. I mean, I don't know if the plan was we could knock this thing down or if it was just, you know, dumb luck. I would, I would guess considering the amount of planning that went into it and the financing that was behind those bastards. I wouldn't be, I'd be shocked if they didn't sit down with some, some type of an architect and say, look, you know, what are the odds? I was just going to, I was just going to go down because, you know, back in 1940, something, I think it was the early 40s, I think it was a small American warplane banged into the Empire State Building. And it kind of damaged it about the way it's saying way of flea wood.

19:36Right. Which is not much. It kind of hit that thing and slid down and that's all she wrote. You have very different construction on the Empire State, which by the way was built in exactly 365 days, which was very impressive, very fucking impressive. So yeah, I would, I'd be shocked if those guys didn't have some, some inside intel about what would happen if they did what they did. Right. You knew the weight of the plane. You knew the speed of the plane. You know, again, you could go above the safe amount of miles per hour, you know, that the plane was traveling. Right. And when you look at older planes, I mean, they jets, when the size of these new machines, I mean, some of these, what's like the 777 now, and the military jet, the big cargo, I forget the name of it. What's at the osprey? There's one of them that's just like massive. Yes. Like the bigger it is, the more damage it's going to do. Mm hmm.

20:37Size matters. But as we can start, let's do, I mean, we may as well do these 9-11 clips in a run, which because, this is what was on the do between 9-11 and the Clancy Jerry. I'm telling you, we're living in a wonderland. We really are. It's so bizarre. Yeah. Yeah. So the first one here now is Van Jones. We've had on every now and then Van Jones is a rational human being, but usually not. Usually not. I mean, whenever I think of this guy, think of him weeping, weeping because Trump won absolute hopes for my children. I mean, really, just crack it out. Tears pouring down his fucking face on CNN, whatever it was. I'm saying, come on, man. Come on, grow up a little bit. I mean, really? Yeah, the concept that this, because this president is going into office that like, you know, your children are now going to live in a racist world. And it's like, no, no, they already were. Yeah. Thanks for him. Yeah. Nothing, Jay.

21:38Right. Well, any love the cop killer. That's where he came to prominence, right? Was backing some cop killer. Was that right? I didn't know that. And tune me up on that. Yeah. I thought in like San Francisco LA somewhere around there, that was his like where he came to prominence. Like he was backing some guy that was a cop killer because you know how it is. It's your victims, Larry victims. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. No, it's just van being van. The idea that people are protesting Mamdani because he's Muslim, not because of his policies, because of his faith, that is the most un-American thing you can do in this country. The fact that 25 years later, we have a Muslim mayor in the city of New York, whether you like his policies or not, you have a Muslim mayor. That says more about the American spirit. That says more about the American character than anything that was such a day. Part of the great nation is you heal and you don't blame people because of their faith, the faith of some bad guys. Then you want to attack everybody else. That's the most un-American thing that happened today.

22:38The most American thing is that a young Muslim mayor shook hands with Giuliani. I think it's an important moment for the country. Important moment for the country. Yeah. Well, see, I mean, the guys, his ignorance is just, it's breathtaking, you know, it really is. You know, Islam is not a religion. It's a socio-economic political belief system. Okay. Very different from Christianity, Judaism, Chinto, Buddhist, whatever, you know, completely different thing. Well, you have to pretend that when something like 9-11 happens and all of the perpetrators share something, no matter what that is, it's going to get noticed. Of course. It's a fact that they were all Muslims and there is a movement of radical Muslims that basically want all of the non-Muslims dead. Well, why would you pay attention to that?

23:40Well, there's so many incredible factors. I mean, you think about it. You think of this asshole and the way it was reported and so forth is, you know, other religions. They don't convert their people by, or non-believers by force, you know, and they don't, they don't extort non-believers or refuse to convert as Islam does with their jizya attacks. Okay. And if you decide to leave Christianity, your Judaism or Chinto were Hindu, but as whenever you were not excoriated or threatened or killed, right? And, and Bush again, it went man, he said it was in Islam, man, peace, of course. You know, it does not. It means submission. And what he really did that fucked things up so much and it just, it sort of took, it took kind of life of its own is that he, he characterized the 19 scumbags who murdered 3,000 Americans as guys. They're members like a little click, you know, this little, this little, little, little dinky group of Islamic outliers who were, who were insane, right?

24:41Okay. Okay. Well, you know, Georgie once again was fucking wrong because they were, they're members of a Sunni Islamic sect called Salafi or Wahabi. Right now at the low estimates, there are 50 million of those fucking guys out there. As man, some say as many as 250 million. And so hey, Vangel, who the fuck do you think is over there in Iran screaming death to America? Who are they? Just good people on both sides. Yeah. Yeah. Not exactly, you know. I mean, I, you know, I understood a little bit of the, you know, I understand a little bit of the, you know, coming out and trying to calm people. The worst thing that George Bush could have done playing devil's advocate would have been like, well, there's millions of these people. They're all trying to kill us. Well, then sure chaos would have rained, which it's not anyway. Yeah. That would have been foolhardy, but he didn't have to sugar code it is something that's not. And it kind of became, you know, believed.

25:41And then, and then you know, they went out and was, you know, the, you know, those guys just, they hunted him for what the fuck was, I don't know, 15 years or something long. It's a long time to get been long time, you know, and then so, you know, counter to all the nice, nice, you know, when they found him, they shot him like a fucking dog and threw him off the side of his ship. Fuck you. Yeah, well, some do named O'Neal that got him. So I did. There you go. Very good. You know, which was, which was perfect. That was the right treatment to the monster like that. You know, no respect, no trial, nothing, just bang your fucking dead. But you think of like, you know, I'm done with it. And I think why people are so furious at him is, you know, first of all, he sat, he sat his ass in front of, in a fucking desk on the waterfront somewhere. What a, what a, what a background set, you know, for as he gave his little speech about 9-1-1. And never within that speech did he refer to the victims of those monsters as being murdered or killed. Well, of course not. Not fucking once.

26:42It was just they, they died. And that wasn't because he was a Muslim though, it's because he's a leftist. I think it's both. I think it's definitely both. Like, I don't know who didn't understand what happened, but no, this is part of the left I'm okay, in which includes I'm guessing. Change the meanings of words. Change the history. Make sure. Make people question it like, oh, do that ever happen? Right. And so his blathering didn't, didn't my, damn, he ever, ever renounce jihad. Has he ever said, hey, those Salafi Wahabi guys are evil scumbags. No, he never said that. You know, it's kind of like, you know, the, you know, Ilhan Omar, you'll refer to 9-11 as, you know, some people who did some, yes, like, they tied their shoes, they had a sandwich. You know, and you think about these other events in American history that were horrific. Like, let's go back 80 years, they weren't too far apart.

27:45It was global history. To one was, of course, Pearl Harbor, right? And that's, that's been eight decades since that happened. And people still refer to it as the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor because that's who fucking did it. Why there's, there's never a problem with people referring to that as the, they don't say some guys from the east or some pilots or some pistol of people, Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor, no, it was Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. And that's, that's the way it is written still. And at the same time, you think about, you know, the Holocaust, you know, nobody says some, some, some bad people exterminated six million Jews. No, it was the Nazis or sometimes the Germans or the German Nazis, but it's very specific as to who the culprits were, but somehow in just a fucking quarter century, this has become taboo, not even to call them to mention Muslim, but even call them terrorists. And that, that should like lead into the next clip by this Brittany woman, Brittany Hughes,

28:48Brittany Hughes. So this is the instruction manual that Fairfax County schools handed out for how to talk to students about the 9-11 terrorist attacks. It says to spend time familiarizing yourself with the complexity of 9-11 so that you promote inclusive representation. It specifically says do not associate the attacks with Islam or Muslims, center the extremists or the acts of extremism and ignore statements of bias, hate or racism. Because apparently we're all supposed to still go along with the line that some people did something. So yeah, screw you and the camel you wrote in on. You will absolutely center the terrorists because they're the reason that 3,000 people were murdered in the first place. Because you know the first question my kids asked when I told them that 19 hijackers flew four planes into three buildings in a Pennsylvania field? Why? Because they don't know why somebody would do something like that. Here's why. Because some men, far more than just these 19 hijackers, subscribe to a religion so evil,

29:50founded by a pedophile who told his followers that bloodshed and violence were demanded by God in order to subjugate the rest of the world that they called America the Great Satan. They were backed by governments that believed in world dominance demanded by their God. And they blamed the United States for every bad thing in their lives because they could not fathom that it was their own ideology that wrecks absolutely everything it touches. And barbaric men just like them continued to slaughter, oppress and destroy in the name of Islam to this day. The ideology was the point. Islam practiced in its truest form did this. And that ideology is not just some planes ramming into buildings, it is a cancer that spreads through society and rots it from the inside out. It is a more present threat today than it was on September 11th, 2001. And refusing to call it what it is is what allows it to spread. And if that offends your delicate little liberal sensibilities, there are other ways to not words to describe how much I don't care.

30:52I get it. And the interesting thing was why? I mean, if her children are obviously smarter than most people because that's something across the board, not just about 9-11 through a lot of these stories that are making their way to the top of the new cycles. Just nobody ever asks why. And that's a very important part of it because without the why, there is no understanding. There is just chaos. It goes back to exactly what she said, you said, the, oh, that's just some people did some things. But if you say that, it's just like the American Revolution. You could just say some people did some things. If you don't explain well due to the over taxation and, you know, this is what finally set these people off to fight for their own freedom. The why is always an important part of these stories?

31:53Oh, sure. And when people don't have that, this is how we get to this point of just extreme ignorance. And people that just don't understand the world around them. Which is why they're like, well, no, we've been told Muslims are peaceful, loving people. What do you mean 19 of them did this? It's like, well, again, look at the why. Look at the why. And look at which Muslims because they're not all the same. No, they are different. Not everybody is the same. I mean, I think we should have learned that one a long time ago. Yeah. The concept of you should not be able to put a label on somebody if that label fits because it's inconvenient to other people. Right. I don't buy into that. I buy into the police. You're all fucking communities. That Oh, absolutely. Yeah. I mean, it's that's totally with both. I mean, you think of it, the two leading mouthpieces for this right now are certainly

32:56men, I mean, his buddy over in Michigan, they'll say it. And these guys, you know, there's almost no one who has ever said, holy shit, any Muslims who said, hey, man, I'm not down with that shit. I'm not down with jihad. I don't want to take anything over. There's do. I don't attack you. I don't want to convert you. I just want to do my thing, you know, in my own way and make no trouble. Right. You never fucking hear that. You never hear that said. There's one guy we'll get to a little bit later who is saying that. But for the most part, it's just, you know, he's both, they're intentionally, it's what they don't say. You know, always the best propaganda is in liars. It's not the lies they tell us. It's the things they don't say that really can evict them. And again, you know, not calling them the victims being murdered or killed, never, never using the word Muslim. That says, it tells you exactly what the fuck is going on. And he's hit exactly. That's how he got elected. Yes.

33:57You know, this is the, you know, the trollroom saying, unfortunately, New York forgot. You know, that was the problem. It was never forget, never forget, never, I can't believe 25 years later in the city that this happened. Mm-hmm. That people are like, oh, no problem. Well, you know, it's been, it's been, it's been percolating for 25 years because I remember back then it was a big, big fucking bruise over within, you know, like months after it happened, they wanted to build a mosque on the ground, ground zero. And the people justifiably said, what the fuck are you talking about doing? And guess who said, now we're going to do that? Mayor Bloomberg. Yeah. Okay. So it was inclusive and we're so inclusive. We're so, yeah, we don't get mad. You know, 3000 dead, you know, is 8 million in this city. We could take that. At the hand of Muslims and while we can admit that that's not, every Muslim is not bad, it is still a symbol in a reminder.

35:00Of course it is. Of course it is. Which again, if you can't figure that one out, I don't know what's wrong with you. Yeah. But that's, that's where we're at. And again, you're what was Miss, uh, use coding from, you know, something in the, uh, in the Virginia school system. This is, this is how to lie about what happened. Don't say this. Don't say that. Don't say this. This is what we think. The fucking, is I've always said, you know, you want to fix America fire of your teacher. Yeah. And then start again and hire people who aren't lying assholes. It's like you can't just ignore facts. And it's funny because that's exactly their complaint on things like the founding of this country. Well, nobody's talking about that. They own slaves. Yeah. But then they're going to do the same damn thing times 10 with modern history, which is, no, no, we can't mention that the 19 hijackers were Muslim. Right. Why not? Why not? I mean, the fact that they did it, it would appear, I mean, they're not around the answer.

36:04But from everything that has been cleaned, it was all done because of their religion. Yes. That would be one thing. If they're, you know, a non-practicing, you know, Protestant goes off and kills 50 people somewhere. You don't really have to mention that they're a Protestant. No. But once it's come, once you're like with all these people where you get there like a little manifestos with the manifestos, specifically are appointing out things with religious nature, well, then you know where it came from. Sure. So hiding that is not helping anybody. It's like the story we had with the Carmelo Anthony thing like we're going to hide the fact that he was threatening his girlfriend because we don't want people to think. He's a lot of her. He's a lot of her. He's a murderer. I don't want to think that. Right. Mike, can we just get back to having some kind of logic, please? Truth. Truth, baby. Yes. Truth goes with logic. Yeah. Yeah. Those next clips of Mammdani clip. Yeah. This is more of his bullshit.

37:05Yeah, he just run these. And it's, it's laughable. What an asshole he is. There would be these moments where I would be reminded by someone who's intent was to tell me that you did not belong. And one of those first moments was on 9-11. When before I knew what had happened, my teacher had pulled me and a Muslim class made of mine out out of the class and told us that something has happened and you may be bullied. And I want you to tell me if that happens. And frankly, I was lucky because most Muslim students in the city were not given that kind of care from their teachers. And in that moment, I realized that I was not simply another classmate in a middle school. I was distinct. And there was a marker of that distinction on me. Oh, he's distinct. In other words, he's part of a protected class and he's special and he's better than you are. And that story is complete, total bullshit. Well, yeah, because as you say, and this happened on 9-11, right?

38:05Nobody knew who the fuck did it for several days, at least. No, even then. Are we sure? No, no, he's a fucking liar. Well, yeah, it's like Obama. I got a letter from Susie Muckenfuch saying. Right, right, right. And just to think of that, I mean, it's just so easy. It's such an asshole. It's always about me. And you think about 3,000 people who are killed that way. And it's a multiple of those who have died because they were anywhere near ground zero and ingested and inhaled all kinds of toxic shit. I mean, the fucking MisriEx index is over the moon from that. And this little dick is complaining about something you invented about while I was in school and he told me you're distinct because people are going to bully you. Shut the fuck up. I don't even think people were talking about bullying back in 2001. That wasn't like another 10 years before that bullying thing really took precedence.

39:05Yeah. And it's like, oh, because you look like the people that, you know, I understand maybe he got the timing off a little bit and it will be just like the way you're telling it, not accurate. And even if a teacher did this once they realized who the hijackers were and why it still just is a very bizarre little story like, oh no, you're going to be treated poorly because. Yes, because. So it's not just him. He's not the next weepie clip is about as anti when you're this one. I want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims of New York City. I want to speak to the memory of my aunt. He's choking back to your sir. Who stopped taking the subway after September 11th because she did not feel safe in her hijack? Yeah. The horror of that imagine that I can't wear my, I'm afraid to wear my hat.

40:09Pity me, please. I mean, that was part of the world at that time. I mean, I understand it, but the reason was fairly clear. And it's because of the way that the news is even worse now, the way it's disseminated that people were going to be immediately fearful. Now it's no different than when the Japanese were rounded up and put into camps during World War II. It's like, we have a history of, you know, you have an enemy, something bad happens. It's like, well, but rather than point to it was horrible that these 19 people killed so many innocent lives that the end result was a lot of people looked at people like my auntie with concern because they were afraid. I mean, really the way that you work on this is to you point out why this happened and

41:09how those people were at fault. And that your aunt was a collateral damage. But she entered zero damage. If he said, hey, she was, she was made like she was a heterotrote cut like that Ukrainian chick in North Carolina. Well, okay, okay, then, man, I might get you being upset about that. You might choke up about that. And I kind of be on your side. But the fact that just the populace was generally very leery and perhaps hostile to some of your people that that's, that gives you the fucking right to choke up and complain. What about the 3000 dead people? What about the, I mean, this guy is fucking garbage. Garbage got the largest city in the country to elect him mayor. Isn't that fantastic? America. Isn't that great fan Jones? I don't get it. Yeah. No, you know, let's say anybody think I am some anti-Muslim person. I'm not because like I said, the problem is none of these guys ever say what needs to

42:12be said and point a finger at their own and say they're wrong. I'm not one of them. I don't believe what they believe except I found a dude. Did a deep dig and this is a fascinating guy. His name is Dr. Zudy Jasser, right? And unlike El Sayed, this guy is a doctor. He's got patients. He treats people. You know, the other guy said he's a public health official. Which means he's a fucking parasite. And this guy is the founder and president of something called the Muslim reform movement. Okay. He was a naval officer in American Navy. He's a fucking, he's a solid citizen, right? And he has the right attitude. And oh, man, I wish this guy nothing but the best. If he has a go fund me or something, he's running for Congress somewhere in Arizona. And I hope the fucking wins. Listen to what he has to say about this situation. We formed a clarity coalition. Clarity stands for Champions for Liberty against the reality of Islamist tyranny.

43:16These are the principles that the West can say if Muslims believe in these things, they're our allies. They will help us save the West if they don't. They're typically part of the Islamist or Marxist-Jihadist movement. The primary diagnosis with radical Islam is a faith that has not gone through reformation, a faith that has not gone through the separation of church and state, a faith that has exploited Western free speech and Western institutions of, you know, religious liberty in order to camouflage itself through identity politics. And it uses terms like Islamophobia to prevent criticism of core central Islamic ideas that need reform. So it uses blasphemy laws through the vehicle of free speech to basically say that we are a race and not an idea, which is what Islam is. And our top of our Muslim reform movement, it says, you know, Islam is an idea, it does not have any rights. Muslims have rights to practice their faiths just like any faith community, but Islam is not protected and it is open to criticism and should be criticized, especially from the

44:21leadership globally. So as you look through what we've evolved, the primary condition you're right, we've not made too much progress. I can give you 15 excuses, most notably being the trillions spent by the Petro-Islamas to drown out the voices of moderates, but there are other excuses including the Marxist, Jihadist access where it's not just the Jihadist and the Islamist from the Wahhabis to the Muslim Brotherhood to the Homenis in Iran, but the Marxists with the CCP and the Russian autocrats and others that are all against the West. It makes sense. Total sense. He's speaking the fucking truth and he did say not billions trillions. So again, you have to ask yourself, how did this happen so quickly and completely? Right? That in a mere quarter century, it's become verboten to name the guys that were responsible for this and their belief system in their so-called religion. Right? How did that happen? Well, he says there were trillions and if anybody's got trillions, those Saudis do, you

45:27know, to squelch this and holy shit. And then look at the suddenly, what are they called? The red, green access, whatever is. Is it any accident that Mamdami and El-Sahit are both Marxists? I don't think so. None whatsoever. Now, and they're using the same mechanisms in the United States to get similar goals, meaning with the really radical left. I think they're doing the same thing. They are putting so much money and becoming so loud that what you and I would have considered the normal left, the rational Democrats are getting drowned out by this radical movement because the money is massively being flooded into the radical movement. More than the rational Democrats, if there are any left, are getting and they use the

46:30same exact thing. Once Barack Obama was elected president, instead of Islamophobia, it was racism. If it wasn't like something he was doing, it's the same playbook. It's a way you don't racist. Of course. If you don't like anything about Islam, you're racist, you're an Islamophob, which is a synonym for racism. This is how they operate. Of course. Where you question what they want to do. People don't also, they just, they don't look at the big picture. I mean, remember, this is a very recent in terms of world history occurrence. It started at what six, seven century. The Quran was written in about 12 years by one guy, allegedly. It contrasts that with the Bible. That was written over about 3,000 years. And for centuries, thousands of years, so much of the world was Christian. And nations that people, your average goon today, they're going, how do you mean that

47:33can't be? No, this can fucking be because it's true. Egypt was almost solidly Christian, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Jordan, Turkey, Albania, Kosovo, Bosnia. Turkey, Lebanon, all those, all those were Christian nations. Indonesia was Hindu and Buddhist. And now it's almost singularly Islamic. And it's the largest Islamic population of any place on earth. So there has been world domination. And it's not being done by, by the way other religions do. You know, TV couple of examples that I lived in LA. It was really funny. And in Sino, there were, there was, I guess it was like a synagogue. There with the acidic Jewish guys there. And I figured why'd I have to go over there? I wonder if there was some place I used to go. And I'd always bump into these guys who can travel in twos and they'd have the full acidic thing going on, the black hats and black suits and the, you know, whatever. And I'd be waiting for a light out of inter-bullivard and these dudes would walk up to me and it

48:34was always the same thing. They go, excuse me, sir, are you Jewish? And I'd say, no, I'm not. And they'd go, oh, well, thank you. And have a blessed day and walk away. That's how they would try to get converts, not with a fucking sword over your head. And really, that's pretty much the way the Christians and the missionaries operated as well and most religions. The Muslims do not. Yeah, the Christians sadly stopped at the crusades, right? I mean, that was, yeah. And the crusades wasn't, we want to convert you. They were pushing them back because the Muslims were overrunning. They were back then and they said, fuck you. And so they did. Yeah. And see, Brooklyn says Muslims belong in Muslim countries. And while that may sound like it completely racist thing to say, it makes sense. If you are not willing to live under the legal system, the laws of the nation that you move into, which is not Muslim, which is not going to be anywhere near the same.

49:40If you're not willing to do that, if you're going to come in and try to continue along under Sharia law or whatever you got going. So your, you know, your daughters does something that dishonors the family and you think you can still kill her in the backyard because, well, you know, that's what your law says. I'll say, no, you have to. If you're going to come into a different country, if you are not willing to abide by and respect the law of the land, you don't belong in that country. No. You know, there was another guy I didn't clip because it went on forever. It was a absolutely fascinating video clip. It ran about 40 minutes and it was a kid named Friedman, something, something Brad Friedman, Friedman's last, his first name, something Friedman. And there is now in, in Manhattan on the Upper East Side, I think, right now in the mid 90s and well, third avenue, a massive mosque and a huge, I think it's 130 foot tower that

50:47blasts the call to prayer. You know, I'm sure that people love hearing that. We're not Muslim. And he went over there with a, you know, fairly beefy dude was his, you know, his security guy and I guess a cameraman as well to find out what was going on. And holy shit, what an eye opener. I mean, I had no idea. In parked in front and around this building, where probably over a dozen vehicles, a lot of them taxis. And right across the street was the New York City parking enforcement on the other side of the street. And he was seriously slapping tickets on other cars. And so this Freeman guy goes to the cup, what are you doing? Are you ticketing this car? He said, well, you can't, you can't park here, double park here, whatever. And he says, well, what about all those cars? They're doubles, even like triple parked around that mosque. What's up with that? All right. Did you, are you going to ticket them? In cases, no, they don't get ticketed.

51:47Why not? Because they're praying. Ha. So it's okay then. So okay. And then the guy close. Yeah. Absolutely. There's your protected class. It's happened. And then he goes across street. So it's asking me, some people were like, yeah, I don't want to talk to you, whatever. One guy says, I'm going to blow your fucking head off. That's on, yeah, that's on tape. And then he goes and somebody, another friendly guy comes along and says, well, you want to talk to somebody and he's, yeah, I'm afraid to go in though because it's, you know, I'm not getting, I'm getting a lot of hostility. A couple of people tried to hit him. You had a security guy get between them. So this guy unlocks a gate outside and leads them into a very big office. And there's a woman in there in the full costume, you know, and she says, who are you? She says, my name is whatever Friedman. And I'm just trying to find out what's going on here. And she goes, do you have an appointment? No. No, I don't. Well, I just want to ask you a couple of questions. No, you'll need an appointment. You know, so this is what's going on, you know, and it's very fucking scary.

52:51It's very scary. Well, yeah, you don't know. And I understand how people get very nervous, very fast. You're seeing neighborhoods change in our area. Here's the same thing. I mean, it's creeping out of the Chicago into the burbs. There's areas that are now blocks long that are all just Muslim, you know, Arab barbershops and food, you know, grogsteries, which is fine. I mean, again, it's long. You're here and you want to be a part of this country and you're abiding by the laws. I don't care. I mean, I love Schwarm. It's good stuff. We got some good food, but I can see where people are getting very nervous when you see like what's going on in Dearborn and yeah. And again, you don't want people living next door to you who believe totally different things. If part of what they believe is that you should not believe what you believe now either because that's and that's the biggest difference.

53:53It's the, you know, living next door to somebody that's like, Hey, I don't agree with what you're doing, but dude, I don't care. I mean, you do whatever you got to do. I'm not going to try to impede you from doing whatever. But a lot of the issues that come up here that because, well, no, that's, that's not what's happening. Yeah. People are nuts. Scary times. You also have a Bill Martake on 9-11 is after. Well, this is, this is incredible cowardice. I mean, it's just so funny. You know, his writers obviously wrote this for him. And it's basically sort of very timidly touching on this topic. And it's, you'll hear it for yourself. It's just, it's fucking laughable. Would a specified report he's giving. And yet so much has changed since 9-11. For example, back then, we were against the terrorists.

54:55Really, no cap. Now, now, a lot of media outlets don't even want you to say the team word on the 20th anniversary for American journalism associations put out guidance that said that terrorism should only be used in quotes because it's emotionally and politically loaded. Yes, so is the world cup, but we don't put soccer in quotes. Really, we can't anymore just say out loud who the bad guys were that morning. Those 19 hijackers, they shared something. Oh, let's call it a world view. And it wasn't astrology. But somehow over time, we've decided not to harp on that, the whole business about who wanted us dead and why. Let's not put a name on it. When it comes to terrorist attacks, please, there are very fine people on both sides. Canadian state TV told its reporters, do not refer to the September 11th attacks as terrorist attacks.

56:01No? Even though the very definition of terrorism is using violence against civilians to pursue ideological goals, what should we call it then? Unruly passenger? A wrong turn taken at the Chrysler building? Why not just say the planes and the towers got into a fight? I mean, after all, as the BBC advised its reporters, using the word terrorist can be a quote barrier rather than an aid to understanding. You know, it's really a barrier to understanding lying. Yeah, I can't say I disagree with anything, but did not. Well, like, I usual, like, usual mar. I mean, again, the whole, I can disagree big time. What a pacified cowardly bit that was because only mentioned was you can't say the T word.

57:02How about the fucking M word bill? Yeah, he didn't have the balls to say that even once. Which is kind of sad. It's like, how are you calling out the thing if you're not going to say exactly? So he's completely full of shit, a gutless, gutless comedic report. But Larry's got a job on HBO. Yeah, he does. He's probably worth a hundred million bucks. So I don't know what bill just fucking be brave. Man up. True. Why you have to get to the point where you're just like, I really don't care about the money. Exactly. The, yeah, it is just insanity that like what we can't call them terrorist attacks. Well, then what was it? I mean, I did the best line was unruly passengers because there've been a few of those in the news. Oh, yeah, lately, like, what are you going to call just unruly passengers? That's all we've all been living for 25 years now with the TSA and taking off your shoes at the fucking airport and going through X-ray machines or whatever the fuck those things are.

58:03And it's all theater. So if somebody want to take a plane down, it could still be done very easily. Well, yeah, because fuck dude, you don't need to get out of plane to take a plane down now. We got drones. Get drones, you know, and then the thing they never mention is there are dozens and dozens of guys in and out of those planes every day and ground service all over the fucking world. They could stash a bomb aboard. They'd never know. You know, they don't, those guys don't go through security. No, I don't yet. There's so many ways. If you got somebody into the line of work of airline, you know, technician, whatever they call them that does the repairs on these big birds. I mean, hell with the way everything runs now, you could probably put something on most of these planes that would let you fly it remotely with the joystick you can get for 30 bucks from Alibaba. So you're right. Just fly that plane into whatever you want. I mean, I'm really surprised. And I've said it before that we haven't had more drone attacks at things like, you know,

59:05concerts, super bowls, that kind of thing. And give it time. Either that or the technology is getting better. And we're just not hearing about it because people would be completely paranoid because the technology is there. That there's no question about it. Yeah. And to not understand the reason why, well, if you're going to report on any anniversary of 9-11 and not say that it was a terrorist attack, I really want to see those news reports on what they're calling it. You know, is it just a, oh, a tragedy? Well, that's what mandami and the other one call it. It was called it was New York's darkest day. Well, why? What made it dark? Who made it dark? 19 Muslim terrorists. Right. Who rammed airplanes into buildings and killed people. Yes. No, that can't be. So they told you back then, never forget. Now, I remember the ra ra on this. Oh, it's crazy, man.

1:00:06I remember for like six weeks, and America really came together. Yes. It's got to fill apart more than ever before. Yes, every all of these small little things just kind of fell apart. What was your memory of that day? I remember being at home and being on the interwebs already. That's where I heard the news then turned on the television. But I think it might have been the drudgery port that where I first saw the headline. I think that's going back to days of CRTs and you know, the early days of, I don't even know what kind of speed of what would have been on dial up at that point. Still or early cable modems. But I remember calling my mom and being like, oh, you got to turn on the, you got to turn on the television. This is crazy. And you're right. Nobody knew for a decent amount of time because after the first plane went in, it was like horrible accident, horrible accident, horrible accident.

1:01:07And then it was after to it was like, oh, shit, this might not be an accident. Sure. You know, we didn't have the news moving instantaneously like we do now. Do you remember seeing the videos of the building as collapsing, causing the, you know, flooding tsunami type smoke going through the blocks of New York, which really when you see those, I mean, it's just very hard to believe it. Looks very CGI out of a disaster movie from the time like all of a sudden, the buildings fall and you've got this blanketing of soot and smoke that just kind of comes at you like a title wave. I mean, you see it coming at the cameras, you know, the parts that were caught. And there was no one running it. No, no running it. No, a lot of people just if you were lucky, it got into a building. But as you said, they're still to this day, massive amounts of disease, cancer, things like that.

1:02:11Due to all of the particulates that got thrown into the air from those buildings and the planes and the jet whatever was, you know, all combined into that. Like not good. No, it wasn't good. I remember I was awakened at like, things like my phone rang around 5 30 AM, you know, I had one of those answering machines and like, my brothers, because he was, he was back in Easter. I was in LA. I remember other said, hey man, turn a TV plane hit the world trade towers, you know, and I just said, fuck, so what? I thought he's talking about a pipe recover. Right. Somebody in there with a little, yeah, you know, who gives a shit to see her. And then not long after that, I mean, I mean mom called. And she was, she was pretty concerned. And she said a commercial airliner. Like, oh, that's different. Now I gotta get a bit. Look at this, you know. And I went, I really looked at the television and then very shortly thereafter,

1:03:12the second one hit and I thought, oh, this is not an accident, you know. So I, I hold ass over to my first stop was Home Depot. And I bought a bunch of five gallon gas cans. And already, I think I got like the last three or four that were on the shelves. Other guys were thinking the exact same thing. And then I, I filled those up because I thought, man, if they're hitting, they're hitting New York, you know, it's gotta be Chicago or LA next. You know, I want to get the fuck out of here and won't be any gas. And then I went to some supermarket and load up and all the, you know, rice and beans and canned shit and everything. And I could be, could be trouble getting food for a while, you know. It was really spooky. It really was. Yeah, because again, we didn't have the, the internet, you didn't have the constant news ability to go back and forth with regular folk. I mean, if you weren't a ham operator, all you were seeing was on the television. Yes.

1:04:13So yeah, there was that question like, will there be more, will it be more in other places? Yeah. And, you know, you kind of figure, you know, what are the odds? But then you're like, well, two planes just hit New York. So, you know, really what, as you said, how many millions of people are involved in the type of thinking, let's just say, yeah, the fact that they're only 19 on that day is fairly amazing. Yes. And then it was only New York, fairly amazing, because we have, you know, there was no new stories at all like what we found other people. Although there was a story that like James Woods pointed out something about these guys like a day or two earlier. That was a great story. Yeah. He's just a few days before. And then they didn't really take him that seriously. And then I think, yeah, in the plane, he got the pilot out of the cockpit and said,

1:05:13look behind me, see those guys, you know, because yeah, I see them. But then he bugged him so much that he called the FBI. And the very next morning at like 7 a.m., his doorbell rang in his couple of FBI guys. They would like to talk to you some more. Now we want to talk. Now we want to talk to you, but it hadn't happened yet. It's still really hurt. Oh, no, no, still several days away. And, you know, he said, how did you find my house? He goes, well, we are the FBI. And you are James Woods. And you're James Woods. So, so, but he's pretty sure it was that, you know, the faces became, you know, ubiquitous of those bastards. And was this pretty sure it was the he's also in the Muhammadatahs or whatever the fuck they were? And there's a lot of there was a lot of speculation that it could have been prevented by the various intelligence agencies. And I remember seeing a documentary on that some years ago and it was pretty convincing that they dropped the fucking ball. I'm not sure they did,

1:06:13but there's a lot of outings that they might have. So, which maybe is because it was such a small, relatively, you know, the results weren't small, but 20 people involved, you know, that's, that's not a lot. Where if this was like, hey, we're going to have people hitting planes. If you had like 500 people all going up at the same time, you know, then that may have sent more red flags up. But it's really, it's amazing that it was only New York that was hit and not Chicago LA because I'm really that would have made the statement right there. And you would only needed, you know, another handful of people. So I guess you're all lucky when it comes to that. Yeah. Yeah. And those guys were up, they were in first class with Jimmy Woods. So they were well financed. That was never a question. Yeah. Which is like always follow the money, follow the money. Follow the money, man. Yeah. As long as we're in New York and following the money.

1:07:14Our high energy bills leaving you shocked. Failed policies from Washington and Trump's warner ran are just driving up our costs. You deserve some relief. That's why we're sending $1 billion to help New Yorkers who are struggling with high energy costs. So look for your energy rebate check in the mail this fall. Yeah. And it'll be great commercial there. It's like Kathy Holkall opening up a mailbox. And then promising to pay people off because things cost too much. But then how much of the checks? I don't say. Squares. Here's my here's nine bucks. Aren't you happy? We're sending out a billion dollars. They don't say to who and how much. Yeah. But then the Democrats are the ones that cry when Donald Trump says I'm going to send $5,000 to everybody if we win the House and Senate. Then they get mad and I go, no, he's trying to buy the vote. It's like, what do you think this is? What do you think free health care is? What do you think free high school, free college, free, everything that the Democrats, the platform is. That's love. Uh-huh. It's not the same thing.

1:08:20For somehow, it's not the same thing. It's almost not. No. Even though we're just giving you free stuff. Same thing. No, but it's completely different. And I, oh, yeah, it's Donald Trump. That's the reason power is gone. A bullshit. Total bullshit. But nobody else. She do something with Kevin Bacon. Didn't she like working with him? I don't know. That's what it is. It's all just bizarre world. Was she wearing her, hey, job when she recorded this? Remember, she should have done that too. Yeah. Come on. Get with the program. To show her alliances. Yeah. We're going to give you money. Oh, well, thanks. But the, uh, Clancy jury is still the big thing out there. Yeah. And this, I thought, was one of the funnier clips on this. You may have seen this one. This was one of the jurors on, uh, what's it? CBS this morning with Gayle King, good friend of Oprah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. This is when the shoe drops and this has to be, uh,

1:09:25an initial reaction for the agents. Yes. I'm curious about the jurors themselves because we know it was nine women, three men. What was the age range? What was a racial makeup? I haven't heard any of that. What was it? 70, 70 ish to 22. And, um, one person of color and then everybody else was white. Um, a lot of the jurors had children. Uh-huh. One person of color was a person of color, a woman or a man. A man. A man. Is a holdout juror a person, a, a black man? Yes. A black man is a holdout juror? Yes. Well, I have to sit with that for just a second. I'll have to sit with that for just a second. Racist a little matcha. Ms. Kim. I mean, imagine if that was a white journalist. Whoa. Whoa. You know, a very interesting

1:10:31response there. And again, this is worrisome beyond. Yeah. And of course they doxed the guy too. I want to. Yeah. You know, so fucking rough. So and that fucking puke bag attorney who also, you know, shit on him in public. What an asshole? What an asshole ambulance chasing asshole attorney. He was. And there was a, I think it was like Boston NBC gave enough information about trouble this juror had been in with court cases and dates, which people pointed out very quickly that with a very quick web search for that information and hand. We're able to find the guy's information, which I mean, the guy should become a billionaire and it's be suing these outlets like Nick. What was the guy with the Indian? Oh, yeah. Sam. Sam. Right. Same thing. I mean, this is even worse. You're doxing the guy. Yeah.

1:11:34Because he decided that he didn't want to go along with these insane women. This was one of the other jurors. We knew that this was a turning point. And this would be something that could change something to make it better for other women in the future, for other families, you know, justice for those children is this never happening again. Justice for the children is this never happening again. So we excuse the behavior that because they're excusing the behavior. Larry. That's a sure. That's how you make sure it never happens again. If somebody is caught speeding, no, you don't give them a speeding ticket because, you know, you don't want it to happen again. So you just let them off. Yes. Always. I mean, it makes zero sense that, oh, well, this could be a turning point. We could really be making a difference for women all around the country who want to kill their kids. I mean, that's

1:12:39really what they're saying. It is what they're saying. They're happy to say it. Yeah. I never also talked to me about the impact this has had on her own mental health. She said, during the week's song trial, she would walk to a park or the beach during lunch. And she just couldn't bear to look at the families around her. She says, guys, she's still having a hard time with that. Oh, I feel so sorry for these jurors who having a hard time looking at families. Really? But they wanted to let the woman who murdered the kids off, but they can't even look at children now. No, so difficult because of being on that jury. Yeah. Where they didn't want to punish the woman who strangled her three children. I'm still lost for the logic on that one. Well, maybe I have a clip. My number seven here is the non-practice. It's not a juror, but another another femme within a painting on a case. And she might, she might like

1:13:42make help. It all makes sense for you, Darren. The holdout juror in the Lindsey Clancy trial was a black man. And I'm not going to share any opinions because I'm not a person of color. I am a non-practicing white. There's a new, I think it might be a show title, non-practicing white. I don't know what the fuck that is, but I never heard it until I've heard this clip about you. No, I've never heard that. And if she was any wider, Darren, she would be literally a snowdrift. I'm a non-practicing white. Yeah. That doesn't make any sense. None. But what? What you're saying is, well, I'm not proud to be white. I don't want to be known as white, but you don't get to choose that. I guess you don't know, but she has. I mean, I guess you can, you're like get, you know, skin, you know, I mean, you need something to get your skin darker. There's got to be chemicals that'll do that. Oh, sure. No doubt. I mean, Michael Jackson went the other way. Yeah. That is hilarious.

1:14:45That's great. I'm surprised. It changes the landscape of the conversation a little bit. And I think a lot of us were assuming that it was a white man. A lot of us were assuming it was a white guy who was the only one that was not okay with the woman brutally strangling her three children. I guess white guys, you're the only ones that have any sense of right and wrong then. I guess that's her take. Yeah. And she can't believe that a black man would dare. Not want. I mean, it just, it doesn't make sense. Although I'll take this lady and I will double down. This is a woman named Rachel Fiori, who she's written a book or two, but she lists herself as the CEO of the masters of self-university. This is the kind of leftist insanity that it's,

1:15:46you would think it was performance art, but it's not. Was it masters of self-unit? So it's like a a phony school. She has. Oh, I love this. Of course, she's got, she wants to be an educator there. He said she started her own university. So Lindsey Clancy, I want to say this to you. I don't care if you ever literally hear this out loud or not. I am sending all the love and support in the world to you. You are a fucking hero. You are divine, feminine rising. Your soul came here for a massive fucking mission. You are goddess and carnated woman. You have sacrificed so much. And I am so sorry for everything that you have experienced. All of the trauma, but I am telling you that you are loved. You are supported more than you could ever fucking realize. Okay, this continues to go on, but she's sending all the love and she's sorry about the trauma that she's going through because she's strangled her three children. You know, suddenly when you think about the Salem witch trials or the ones in Europe, the notion of like burning somebody at the stake seems

1:16:52like maybe it's a good idea. You and my buddy, Gina are on the same wavelength. He said the exact same thing on unrelenting. He's like, we didn't burn enough witches. That was the problem. Really. And women, they're going nuts. This, this psychotic educator, you don't think it's a perform, it's not a scam. It's you think this is legit? I think this is legit. Yes. Wow. And there are so many people in this world who have the ability to help you and will support you for the rest of your fucking life because you deserve it. And in honor of you and your babies, we will do better. We will create new systems that can help you for the rest of your life, but also will help everybody else. You are an inspiration. You are elevating the level of consciousness on this planet. And Kevin Reddington, let me tell you, never thought I would say in patriarchy, an old white man would be a part of a massive movement of consciousness to dismantle patriarchy. But I have to give a shout out to him because you, oh, Reddington, let me tell you, there are not a lot of men

1:17:56left in this world who deserve to be put on a fucking pedestal. But let me tell you, you are one of them. And I am sending my love and my gratitude for everything that you are doing and your team is doing for this woman. You are sent from goddess herself. And you are a part of an absolute history in the making that we are living in real time. You and Lindsay both and everybody on your team because this is transforming consciousness. This is transforming everything that we know about patriarchy, fuck patriarchy. The matriarchy, the divine feminine is rising and you are witnessing it in real time. That is what insanity looks like. Wow, man, oh man, I think that's clip of the day, but there are people that believe that that's the insane. Yeah, well, I got to disagree with you on that being insane. These people are just raw fucking evil. Yeah, that broad is just pure fucking. She should be, she should be,

1:18:59men are evil. So here, this is a woman doing something so it has to be right. It has to be right, must believe women. She should be in a fucking rubber room forever. Never let her out, ever, not for a second. No, just like Lindsay Clancy. Yeah. But I mean, this is putting the the women's movement back a long way. Really. And again, the intriguing thing is as we pointed out over and over again, the big Marxist playbook is to cause division between every group and this is putting a big divide between men and women. Yeah, talked about it on the last show of the fact that women are supporting here overall men are not not mean not all on either side, but overall, there's a really strong split. Yeah. And that's interesting just to see how the rationalities being used for both of these

1:20:00groups and why it's like, obviously we're dudes and I don't understand the other side at all because the people that are saying things that are supporting the other side are not giving me any reason to think, oh, wow, there was a strong medical reason why she killed these three kids. No. I mean, again, if you need help, you ask for help. We all watched the commercials and all of these drugs where the side effects could be might cause suicidal or homicidal thoughts. If you started having those, you talked to somebody, you get off those drugs. You don't then leave yourself alone with the three kids. A rational woman would have said, hey, I'm having these thoughts, honey. I need to get to the doctor and don't leave me alone with the kids. I'm afraid of what I might do. Yeah. You don't send the husband out

1:21:00on an errand and then kill the three kids, but she did. Yeah. But she's a woman. So it's okay. It's okay. By the way, if you noticed in those side effects things a couple of years ago, they coined a new word. You mentioned suicidal ideas. Now it's suicidal ideation. What the fuck did they get that one? Ideation. It's probably a better way to cover their ass. It's just it's more of the outlook of those assholes. If it's got more syllables, it must be better. I'm not a teacher. I'm an educator. Yes. Exactly. Yeah. That their own university. The fucking nut job idiot. Psycho bitch from hell university. Yes. Exactly. Well, I've got a few AI clips. I thought this is an interesting thing going on. I will start with the CEO of Anthropically Company behind, Claude, one of the big models that has been released onto the world. It seems like the fate of humanity is at risk.

1:22:01How much personal responsibility do you feel about where we are going? My view here is it has always been very strange that this technology is being built by a private company. People ask me that question all the time. Why isn't this being built by government? And the strangest thing about it is I agree with them. I'm uncomfortable. Why isn't this being built by a really government? Because you know the government can't do anything. I mean, this is just a very bizarre thing for somebody at the helm. Yeah. This is the guy who was told by was advanced, said, hey, fuck you, forget your government contracts. Yes, I'm gonna trust you. Yeah. What was it? It's school me on that really briefly how that went down because, you know, why is he, why is he pitching for the government now? I don't want to get good point because this was, there was a government contract with Claude with Anthropic and Anthropic wanted to provide their models to the military to the Pentagon. Right. But they wanted to provide it with guardrails and

1:23:11with promises from the Pentagon that they would never use this software for autonomous killing or for like to spy on Americans. I think was the two things if I remember it correctly. Right. And the Pentagon went, you go fuck yourself. Right. And then they went one step probably too far because then the Pentagon decided they were going to label or the department of whatever decided they were going to label Anthropic as kind of enemies of the state so that nobody yeah, that was doing business with the government could also do business with Anthropic. I think that was one step too far because they weren't shown that they wanted to, you know, hurt the government. They were just like, we don't want our tools used for this. Right. And the Pentagon was like, but if you're selling us the tools, we're going to use it for we make the decision on where we need guardrails,

1:24:14not you. Yeah. So it's very interesting now that the CEO, you're correct, is saying, hey, you know, I don't know why isn't the government the one controlling all of this now that we have Anthropic and open AI and Elon's, you know, rock. There's multiple large language models, multiple ones coming out of China. It's really again, the genie is out of the bottle. Yeah. Government didn't built this technology. This company, this technology came from the private sector and Anthropic and I would hope other companies have done everything we can to try to have legitimate oversight mechanisms. I think the government and the public needs to have a stake and this is why we've supported regulation of the technology. Regulation constrains the private companies.

1:25:14Regulation allows the public and its elected representatives to have a say and limits what the private companies can do. Now you might ask, why doesn't government just control the technology completely? Would you be willing to give up the technology to the government? To the right combination of governments. So the worry I have. Are you willing to hand over this company? I want to be very clear about this. The worry I have, I am concerned that one single government could abuse this technology just as easily as a single company could. But I think a combination of democratically elected governments, I don't know about handing over but some kind of oversight, some kind of joint governance. Again, that would be the work of years but I wonder if that's the direction we need to go in. Guys, hi. Yes. Yes. Okay, that, I definitely, he's high.

1:26:19Because again, nobody's pointing out here that China is very close in this race. Some of the open source models that China has released recently is very close to what they call the frontier, the top models of Anthropic and Open AI and Elon's Groc. All very powerful systems, although they don't really know necessarily how they work. That's the interesting thing about these blobs of data that's being put out there. They're not really 100% sure how they work. So this concept that we need guardrails along with, well, if we start putting guardrails on things and then China and other countries that are working on similar things that are slightly behind us now, most people believe but not massively behind the United States. Wouldn't they then leapfrog you if you're

1:27:24going to be like, whoa, whoa, whoa. Those other people have pointed out it doesn't take any government regulations. If Anthropic really thinks, and this guy's the fucking CEO, if Anthropic thinks that AI needs to be throttled back for safety, they don't need anybody's permission to throttle back. No, no, they don't. But they're afraid that they're going to then lose out to the other companies, which then points out, well, even if everybody in the United States does this, how are you going to control the people that are working on the AI in China? And I'm assuming maybe in Russia or wherever. I'm sure you can't control them. Have you used Claude? It's slightly. That's probably the one I've used the least has always been known as the more the better writer overall. And I've dabble with all with things like perplexity, which my free one will be ending in December

1:28:25again. It was one of these. There are things that you can pay for. This was free through Comcast that you can dabble and you can choose and have whatever model you want to answer perplexity, uses Claude, uses OpenAI, it uses GROC, it uses Kemi, it uses. Okay. Most of the things out there, and you can either let it pick which is best for your query or you can specify whichever one you want. So I'm kind of played with all of them. The interesting thing is what they think is going to happen. Now this is kind of where this all started. There was somebody that quit Anthropic, they became a whistleblower and of course then got on TV with Anderson Pooper. I assume you are saying literally that you believe that AI could kill us all by the end of the decade. How would that happen? Like what would that actually look like? Yeah. So the precise scenario sounds a little bit like

1:29:29science fiction. No kidding. It sounds like something that's not real, but it's frightening real and it's easiest to understand it if you think about real things that happened two months ago. So two months ago, OpenAI agents, AI's hacked into third-party infrastructure entirely at their own accord and this was like a concentrated hacking spree that they carried out of their own volition. Yeah. Okay. That's really not necessarily true. From the story that was told we had talked about that this was the one who were hugging face, which was the open source repo of all of the AI models, which was not very well protected there. It was very easy to bypass their security. Now this whole AI group of models that are already out there should make everybody harden up any security that they have on their systems because if somebody wants to hack you, these models can already do that. But the models that did this, it came out that there were no guard rails.

1:30:36Memorals like who believes in guard rails even work nobody at this point. But this event that he's talking about the open AI system was already removed from guard rails and it was still connected to a system that was connected to a system that was able to get internet access and they figured out how to get internet access and went out and then found the answer that it was looking for. So not really like, oh no, it went on a hacking spree that's kind of bullshit. I thought so. Has anybody thought of arranging a competition between these things to see which ones the smartest and the quickest and the shittiest and the lamest? That should be the one to win. There should be like, there should be like a game show. Right. Where all of these models compete on a variety of different levels. Yeah. It's kind of what's happening now, which is probably the ones that start running behind are like, hey, let's slow everybody else down. Yeah. The only two I ever use are Chatchee TP and Grok. And in my experience, I mean, Grok is just light years ahead of Chatchee TP.

1:31:42It's Chatchee P is probably, it's probably wrong more than 50% of the time. It's amazing how shitty it is. And Grok is pretty good. Pretty good. It all depends on what it's trained on. No question about it. Did they carried out of their own volition? And I think that if you extrapolate into the future, the level of capabilities of these AIs with the same independent volition, they could cause extreme havoc. For example, hacking critical infrastructure, building extinction level bio weapons. There's a lot of a, okay. How is a fucking computer going to build an extinction level bio weapon? One test tube at a time. Just hire Fauci. You'll do it. But I mean, you need a meat bag help to do, you know, again, this is not, this concept like, this is what people are losing side of. These are still just computers. But people love this shit. I think this keeps coming up because people love this shit.

1:32:44They've been, you know, science fiction, fucking movies for as almost a century, more than a century. The first man in the moon for Christ's sake. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I remember as a young lad, like with my TRS 80 color computer, it was like 14 years old when modem started being a thing bulletin boards started being a thing net net ran a bulletin board. There was one in the Chicago area, well, they were a bunch of bulletin boards in the Chicago area, which were basically when I say a bulletin board, if you're not familiar, some other asshole that had a computer connected a modem to it, they were running software and they allowed you to dial into it. So if one person was on the bulletin board, it took up the one modem, if you called, you got a busy signal, kids are like, there's a busy signal. What is that? You know, I mean, the technology was a lot different than, but the, what was scaring everybody

1:33:47at that point, again, was the dissemination of information. Ripco, out of Chicago, had all of the, the big bad naughty texts that nobody wanted you to have, like the anarchist cookbook, the poor man's James Bond, a bunch of things on making, you know, bombs and mixing chemicals to do all sorts of nefarious things. That was available when I was fucking 14 years old in the mid 80s. Right. Now it's just an AI giving you the information, but people are afraid of the same fucking thing. Like, well, we can't, wait, we can't have people figure out how to make bombs. Well, fuck you, the information's already out there. You can't stop it even without AI. The concept that like, well, some jihadist terrorists want to make a bomb, but you know, hey, there's no AI. Where's safe? Like, no, they're going to figure out how to do it. It might take them

1:34:48a little bit longer. But this concept that AI is going to cause like, oh, that's going to build a extinction level bioweapon. That doesn't really make sense. And it would still take people to do it and people that attempt to make weapons as they have, I mean, I run, how you doing? Are stopped before they make the web. This is why you have, you know, civilized society, I guess, to spy on people to find the terrorists to take them out before they do the bad thing. An AI can probably help you with that. Why not just build the fucking back doors into the AI? I don't get this because if somebody then goes into one of these systems, that's not one of the ones that you could put on your own, which is what they're going to use anyway. But we're pretending everybody's afraid of clawed and open an AI and rock. You know, you don't think if you log into open AI or clawed today and go, I would like to build a fucking nuclear bomb. You don't think red flags are going off in the three letter agencies.

1:35:52Sure. I would use that tone of voice when you ask this question. Yeah, it's the only way to ask. The other way to ask you. You have to hack into your neighbor's computer before you ask the question though. It's a much better way to go. Yes. So when you see the red light show up next story, you know you did good. Ways that the AI could actuate itself in the world. Is it specifically when did your feelings about this technology change? Was it something about the rate of progress that you've seen? And I mean leading the witness, come on. Yeah, come on, buddy. I mean, well, again, because this was a guy who just quit his job. So it's always interesting, the people that just quit their jobs and then are against everything, the company they just work for is doing. Good point. Yeah. Yeah. So I think it's really important to just look at the rate of progress and say, for example, in areas like coding or math a couple years ago, these AI's were just about helping humans a little bit. They could give you suggestions. Now they're close to replacing them. We still need humans at the moment, but quite plausibly within a year we'll no longer need humans

1:36:55for doing research in many areas. Only on Tuesday, opening AI solved a millennium problem, one of the biggest unsolved open problems in mathematics, purely autonomously using an AI. And I think what's most scary is if AI is used to make itself more intelligent. So you can take an AI and give it the problem of AI research, just like currently they've given it math research. You could make it do the tasks that we're currently doing and then you get what's called an intelligence explosion. The AI just gets smarter and smarter with no human involvement necessary. And so do you have a thing that is vastly smarter than than humans? And this could be coming very soon. Well, it's also not smart. It is data. It doesn't know how to think. Nobody ever points that one out either. Yeah, they won't. They don't know how to think. They know that there's data. They can be trained in program to do very specific things and it can do those things fairly well. For instance, I mean, for anybody following me at X and you should be if you're not

1:37:55Darin O'Neill D-A-R-R-E-N-O-N-E-I-L-L and then follow Larry at that Larry show on X. Yes. The clips that I just posted because I was playing around with Grockbot and I was looking at the list of bots that people had created and there was a clip bot. So, and that's interesting. And I went in and gave it the information for the podcast. And it just started making clips. I'm like, we'll go and it got its own transcript because we don't provide them for the show. At some point, I guess, probably should because everybody else can do it in a breeze now anyway. But it went in with the show. And it found the five most likely to get attention, be good for social media post moments of the last like five shows we did. And then it created. It took the fucking MP3 from the RSS feed. It cut it exactly where the clip was.

1:39:02It added the album art. And then I added into it, I asked, well, it may put the show number right below the album art. So people know which episode it came from. And then it had the often wrong, which is funny, closed captioning as it's playing the audio. But this was 100% automated. That's impressive. Which for somebody that doesn't have a marketing team that doesn't have a lot of time to spend, it gives us a very easy way to get some clips of shows out on social media without really having to do any work besides going, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, do this. And it did a fairly good. And again, there was one time where it pulled a clip where it was like, wow, that seemed like it ended too quick. Was there a punchline after that? Well, let me calculate it. Oh, yes, let me extend that for you. Wow. It's very bizarre stuff.

1:40:05But for something like that, I can see where it would work. It's not too hard. You're giving it a very small set of data. You're giving it an M3. Yeah. Yeah. And then it just does the text, the speech to text so it can then figure out what parts are going to be important. And it also knows exactly where to cut it. And then it just, I was like, I was impressed that it just added in the first time though it did it made the square artwork the whole long ways. So it kind of cut off the two left and right of the artwork because of the aspect ratio. But I just said, hey, no, no, just put it in a square. Leave the aspect ratio. Just leave the spot below that blank and put the words there from the transcript. And it did just all you had to do was tell it what to do with plain English, which this is where computer programming, this is AI is basically just changing computer programming from you have to know code to you can now in plain English give it the commands

1:41:12for it to do what you want. But it still can't think. I mean, it's looking for patterns. It doesn't really know like what's funny, you know, it's it's again, there are things that AI can do and things that it can't do. So this whole concept like it's going to create a bio weapon. If it's something that nobody has ever created before, is it possible that it comes up with something new? Sure. But I don't see that as being a big problem. I'm not worried. I'm not either. We mentioned a former colleague of yours that currently works at Anthropic, basically endorsing the assessment that AI could potentially kill everyone within a decade. In a follow-up post, he said, to be clear, as we say in our latest risk report, I think the risk from present models is low. What I'm worried about is superintelligence arising from recursive self improvement, as we've said is happening faster than we thought. I assume that's what the recursive self

1:42:15improvement is what you've just spoken about. Do you agree with him that the current models, the risk is low, but it's just the speed with which this is now improving? Exactly. I completely agree. It's right now there's no risk of extinction. The current models, the worst they can do is maybe hack into something. Potentially, it calls a lot of damages in infrastructure, but there's no, they're not intelligent enough to outsmart us at a level that would lead to extinction, I think. Yeah, and it still won't in the next level. Here's the interesting thing. It's already got the ability to do its recursive intelligence making itself better. How do you know that we're not at the level yet? Oh, no, right now everything's fine. This is a recursive self improvement. Will that be run by Tony Robbins? Probably. He'll charge you a lot of money, too. A lot of money. Walk on calls. High calls. It's like, what has to happen then for that to get to the point? Why isn't it smart enough already? This AI that can't think, but why isn't it smart enough already then

1:43:17that it can't continue to make itself better to where it's going to take over the world? Except for the fact that we still have the ability to literally pull the power plug. Well, here's a, there's a bet to make on what tells that I can never remember that in that fucking page or all that betting shit because I only talk about it. The prediction markets, the yeah, there's a bunch of them now. There's the big one, no, whatever. You know what I mean? Yes. Somebody should you should pick a day, you know, when at some point where, you know, they'll just keep pushing it back, but I feel like there should be a point in time. Let's call it like, you know, 2031, Jan 1st, whatever, when if if fucking AI hasn't destroyed the world or taken over or sought our heads off, you know, with automatic drones, then clearly everybody was fucking wrong. As Darren said, they can't think they can just gather data. Right. And people can use that data for bad things, Polymarket. Thank you, certainly most. Polymarket. Thank you. Yes.

1:44:18And it's just a, you know, a disconnect of why is it okay now, but you know, it's the next level that's going to be the problem. We haven't seen the next level yet. Right. Where's the fucking next level? Where's like, well, it can, it can hack into things. Well, humans can hack into things. So I mean, this is not giving it any expertise that humans don't have and the reality is you're giving the defensive side. So for people that have web servers or if you have, God forbid, if you have your own computer hooked up that it's accessible on the internet, you really better know what you're doing. Yeah. But you now have these same AIs that have access on a level that is able to do anything on your computer. I was testing this out the other day. I took a bunch of music files and I was like, are there any duplicates in here? So I asked the chat, which is the whatever they call their downloadable software. There's the

1:45:24shit you can do in a browser, but open AI, GROC, they all have their own little apps that you can download. And it was able to go and access the folder. I mean, it popped up on my system, like, oh, it wants access to this external drive where it was. And I said, sure, no problem. And it was able to go in and read the drive and tell me exactly what was on there. So you have the ability now for this to be able to shore up the security, meaning you could go in and say, well, hey, this computer is hooked up to the internet. Are all of my security firewall, everything is everything set up correctly? And it will go check. That's pretty cool. Uh-huh. So I mean, you have this on both sides. Sure, it was able to hack into a system that wasn't really fortified that left a bunch of open doors, basically. But you have the same capability now. This

1:46:24should also help people lock everything down because they have the same knowledge base. So this is where it's kind of interesting with the governments want these things to be, you know, kind of embargoed, which is it kind of makes sense, although your enemies aren't going to do this. You know, the people in China aren't going to do this. But if you allow the software companies to get access to these brand new models, you know, days or a week, whatever they need before they're released, well, then they could run these models against their software and find any holes and then patch them before it's actually released, which is where I think a lot of these people want, which, you know, it kind of makes sense, but it also seems like you're, you know, playing whack-a-mull. Yeah. Donald Trump kind of is in our court on this one.

1:47:25President Trump, you've seen a lot of concerning reports about AI. Should the AI industry slow down or be more regulated? Well, I say this, we're leading China in AI. We're most sophisticated country in the world. And frankly, I want to keep it that way because the liver wins, AI wins. And we can put cardrails, we can do this, but I think you have a lot of negative voices in bringing it up. That shouldn't be bringing it up. And then bringing it up things that won't happen. Yeah, I agree. They're bringing up a lot of things that just aren't going to, this whole like, oh, we're going to have an extinction level event. I'm like, well, you know, unless these AIs are going to be given access, you know, for instance, I am paranoid that in Canada, they were talking about this, don't know in the United States, but moving air traffic control to a central location. That's all a really fucking bad idea because of the fact you can now give false data. People aren't on the ground. They're not at that particular airport.

1:48:30And if you have this system controlling airplanes in the air, well, I end on the ground, but if you have this system that is accessible to the internet, then you are going to get fucked by something like this. Sure. But there are a lot of things that should never be on the fucking internet. When you see all these things like, oh, water systems and all these municipalities as we have covered. Yeah. Why is your fucking water system on the internet? So many are. You know, I think it's just people just like that. Why do so many people buy the, you know, smart thermostats? I don't want to fucking smart thermostat. I have no problem just twisting that little dial. But I want to change it. My fucking refrigerator has a Wi-Fi connection, which I never fucking use. I don't want to communicate with it. No. No, my air fryer has one I never hook in. Yeah. Yeah. Really. But my question was that woman who was questioning Trump, I would have said, okay, so what constitutes the AI win, is he president? What is he said,

1:49:34he said, whoever wins AI wins? What? What is the what is the finish line? What the fuck are you talking about? Economic glory, I think, is what he's talking about. Which and military as well. I mean, there are definitely military things that will be improved with automation, because this there's what AI's are decent at automating things. And that's the other thing with the AI's that are currently out there. If you have a workflow, you can now teach it to the AI. I said, it's very easy. Somebody already created a bot that says, give me a long audio and we will make clips out of it. It also gives you the opportunity to like, oh, you want to bring a new bot online? Okay, so I'm going to bring this up and I'm going to call this the, you know, that Larry show bot. And it's like, well, what do you normally do? Well, then you can show it. Well, I normally open up my notes for that show. I open up my audio recorder. I do this, this, and this. And this is how I

1:50:37edit the show and prepare it to be released. You run it through that workflow. And it will automate it afterwards, which is quite bizarre, but it will, it has the ability. I mean, people are saying that they've tested things like people that have been using things like Premiere to do Adobe's software to do video or even Adobe Photoshop. To process photos, you used to have to learn what all the tools did. Sure. Now you can open up Photoshop and open up Grock or open AI and say, yeah, I've got this photo open and Photoshop. Here's the kind of processing I want to do. And it will just do the processing in Photoshop for you. It will take control of Photoshop. Come on. No, it will. But do you have to like give it some code or something? Just nose. Let me get into fucking take the wheel of Photoshop. The Photoshop

1:51:37says, okay, do me really? It's I'm going to have to try that. It's like it's amazing stuff when it works. Now with that said, if you have all of your banking information that's on the computer that the AI decides to send to the mothership, it's a little bit different. But that is where it's at. Now, the ability to use the applications or programs for us old timers on your computer. It's very interesting stuff, especially for people like me, I've never really edited videos. That's the one thing I want to try. Be like, let me just drop the footage in there and like, can the AI then just put this together in a, yeah, in a manner that will make it look good and sound good. That's where it's going. Everything is going to be automated. Now you've got a James Carval clip. Man, why would you do that to us? Because I figured you're probably going to have a fucking Keith clip.

1:52:37Yeah, you got a house. It's been a while. It's been a while. Yeah, this is just, he's just such an asshole. It's just mind blowing. In fact, the reason I looked at this is because he was, he was, you know, barking like he was having a drill press up his ass. And he was literally foaming at the mouth. There was a puff of foam at the corners of both, the both corners of his mouth, but the time he finished his, his invectives in this. He's really, he's just psychotic. Absolutely. This guy is out of his mind. He's got to be like 80, right? I think he's definitely. Yeah. Yeah, but I think he's definitely, he's round the horn. No question. Yeah. The biggest asshole of this century is Rudy Giuliani. Wait, I thought it was Donald Trump. Right. Yeah. Right there. So you're right about the dementia there. Yes. And he said that Manami had no business being at the 925 year commemoration on your asshole, Giuliani. You really an asshole. There's no other word to describe.

1:53:44This man is elected. Mayor New York, maybe his politics is to the left of mind. I would know, but most of the county's doing a pretty good job. And then he commented, wait, wait, wait. What accounts say he's doing a good job to one, the ones that that Carve looks at. Yeah, want to know what are the, what those are? What are his releases from the damage office? Oh, well, that makes perfect sense then. And then he commented on his comments are not 11, was good as any I've seen by anybody. No, they suck. You know, auditing to inject yourself into that. There's only one explanation. You're giant mother fucking asshole. And that's exactly what Rudy Giuliani is. A giant mother fucking asshole. Asshole. He's the guy. He's the guy. He's the guy. He just looks like a fucking reptile wearing a ball cap. I mean, the guy is he's so gone. Okay. If you had to have a beer, either with Carvelle or Keith, who would it be? Keith really? Absolutely. I think they're both

1:54:48so far over the thing is a, the teeth is more entertaining because he, you know, he was a, wasn't still is. I guess you could technically call him a performer. And everything he says is bad shit crazy, but somehow very often as we know, as, and as our listeners know, it can, he can be amusing in his own sick way. Yes. There's nothing amusing about Carvelle. He's just a fuck, he's just, he's a, I actually, I answered him on this thing and I said, you are a talking tumor. That's what Carvelle is. He's a talking tumor. What do you mean? Yeah. When he married a, a Republican woman, right? That was Mary, and, uh, very interesting, uh, coupling. I'm telling you. Very interesting. You know, are they still a pair of don't know. Yeah. I've got a John Stuart clip that was actually, I know, I'm glad you pulled this because I was tempted to, but I'm so glad you did, Darin. This is fucking gold. What's interesting on a couple of levels? One, obviously what he is saying in this clip, um, but two that is,

1:55:54is actually a clip from 2023. When he was talking to a woman named, uh, Catalan, say, I think CSEH, which was a member of Hungarian parliament. But so this has been out there for a while for whatever reason because the internet does this churn. Yes. Things resurface, but this is still gold. In the fact that it's John Stuart talking about a regime where the news only favors the person in office more or less. Yeah. So you're saying if you have a media machine that purposefully lies to its people to maintain a political fiction and get themselves power, that that is the hallmark of an authoritarian system, not a democratic system. Absolutely. Well, if we were ever to get something like that in

1:56:57the United States, we would be horrified, furious. Yeah. I guess he doesn't understand ABCNBC, NBC, STBS, CNN, MSNBC, and, um, yeah. All of those added together. I guess he doesn't see that as being this side piece. Well, when I first saw this, I thought, is he kind of being coy? You know, because he could, that'd be a funny joke if he did that and played it that way. But then I realized, no, he's serious. And he, what he's doing, he's throwing shit at Victor Robon. Right. Probably the best thing ever to happen to hungry and what a catastrophe that they voted him out. Um, but yeah, that's, that's Stuart. Furious to know that there was an entire media organization designed to bend reality, to manipulate facts, to maintain power. It would, if I may, and I don't, I'm not trying to slam hungry, it would never happen in the United States.

1:57:58He's an orbit. Really? He's a fucking orbit. It's incredible. Unless he thinks it only has to be one news organ. I mean, because there's plenty of them now in the United States. And especially to be saying that in 2023, when the COVID, the fire hose of COVID bullshit was still in full operation. Yes. You know, it's a much different thing to go back like to the UK. I mean, I would guess if you go back World War two, the only source of news may have been the BBC. You know, I don't know if there was anything else. I mean, in those situations, you know, I kind of get maybe he's making some kind of, or just totally off the rails that he doesn't understand that in the United States, you have all but two and even Fox kind of leans in the wrong way at times. Sure. Newsmax now, okay, they're totally right, but that's all they are is right. And news nation is the only one that I think is still attempting to have both sides.

1:59:01So, you know, I don't know what media landscape, but John Stewart is in, but you might actually be high. Yeah. It's just not, I almost can't even conjure it, imagining it must be very difficult to live in a country where one media organization out of whole cloth knowingly, explicitly, maybe even in meetings behind the scenes might say, we're lying to our audience, holy shit. And then call for news people to be fired for telling the truth. I mean, if something like that happened in the United States, it would be a dark day and day. Yeah. Yeah. So I appreciate you raising the alarm bells for us. Wow. Totally out of touch. I mean, the fact that it's been reported for or over I mean, I forget when back in O'Reilly used to talk about it, it still happens. The morning briefing, which is why there were all of those super clips on no agenda. And I'm

2:00:07sure out in other sources, but when you would have 20, 50, 100 different news sources, which could be your local NBC ABC and all of these saying, reporting on the same story, saying the exact same words. Yes. Like if you don't think that's exactly what is happening in the United States, John Stewart, then wow. He's not too distant from how he manned L who denied that any of the powers be from from Fauci to a lensky to Biden ever said, if you take the vaccine, you'll never get COVID. Right. He said, I never heard that really. Never heard say from effective. Yeah, where the fuck have you been, Ali? Wow. It's a Mandela effect thing. People look back. There it is. Like it's not in the same kind of a reality anymore. No. Speaking of not in the same reality, you have a clip here. Howard Stern, man,

2:01:10it's been a while since we've heard Howard. Been a while, right? Did you see your big O'Reilly fan? Did you see the piece he did? Probably a couple of weeks back where he said Howard's done. Did you see that? No. Oh, it's fascinating. I should have sent it to you. But he said that Howard, I think, is now down according to Bill. Howard's down to one show a week. Wow. Yeah. It's good work if you can get it. The payment that he's getting. Exactly. You know, and and O'Reilly, I mean, if there's stuff he should know and probably does know, and that would be sort of pay scales for guys of the Stern caliber. And he said, you know, the the published figure was like 150 million. He said, I think that was exaggeration. He's probably probably knocking out 75 mill. I think I'm probably making a point. I said he went to college with Stern. Yes, they did. And O'Reilly knew because he was the only guy taller than O'Reilly. I think I think Stern 65 and O'Reilly 64. And he said he afterwards, he denied that they went to college together, which is great too. Because you know, things exist. But what he claimed was, you know, Howard's deal like,

2:02:14this is with serious, you know, hasn't had, hadn't had any over the air stuff in a couple of decades. But he said that he's done. And he and he attributed him being done to his just insane opinion regarding the Vax and the whole COVID thing. And he's several clips of Stern saying, you know, if you don't take the Vax, I don't disagree with you. I hate your fucking guts. Right. And one of the other one of these like germaphobes like, how is insane? I think he's way more angry than O'Reilly. Way more way more. I think how he's angry at all. He's just confused. But but that's that's Stern. And so he and so I rarely said, hey man, you know, he just he probably just kissed off more than he's, well, who listens to Howard Stern? It's probably mostly kind of a working class audience overwhelmingly male. Exactly the kind of guys you didn't want the fucking Vax. And you just told me to fuck themselves. So you're you're done Howard. And I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be a bit

2:03:15surprised if there were, you know, Howard's retiring reports coming across very soon. Not only we will star football player, but you are a lifeguard. I mean, you you really and you were the only white guy who was lifeguarding in this black community, right? I mean, you were the one guy. Your family is pretty again, this goes stock. This this is total bullshit. He was a lifeguard allegedly. That's where he fought cornpom. Right. Chain. Yeah. When he had the thrill went up his leg or whatever. He had hairy legs and the kids used to rub their hands on his legs. Okay. And then a football star. His his football is collegiate football career was absolute bullshit. Somebody went back and dug it up. And he was like on the bench, 99% of the time, you know, he didn't have a fucking career football. But there's there's Howard repeating the lies that have been in the, you know, in the in the in the churn for decades now. Because this is what people believe because that's what the internet says. Right. It's pretty again, this goes to my point about, you know, the president is the father of our country.

2:04:20Why stuff? Yeah. And how many times have I said this? How many times have we discussed this? That the lefty lib tards, they absolutely regard the president and first lady as a surrogate mommy and daddy. They really fucking do. Why? I don't know, but they do. I have never heard anybody's day. The president is the father of the country. Well, I've heard I've heard many, many say maybe not exactly the father, but are sort of like the representative of the dad, you know, what's the leader so often? Well, I've never heard it like, well, this is like the daddy. No, very bizarre. I've heard that a lot. Yeah. And there's there's there's stern repeating that. And the odd thing is, I think Stern's one of his parents, I think his mom is still alive or if she's not, she hit two, what made him well over 100. And his old man, he used to mock his old man. He's when he started to show you had a great outtake a clip of his father, his father was in the recording industry. I don't know whether he was an engineer or something like that. And he brought Howard to

2:05:25a studio to sort of tutor him a bit. And there was a great clip of his old man going, don't do that Yamaran, you got to have a pop-up modulation. But how we're going to play that clip, you know, hundreds of times. It was pretty funny. It was always funny. So I mean, it's, I mean, they weren't, I don't think his parents were divorced. They were drug addicts. They weren't drunks. They seemed like, you know, pretty okay people. But he looks at fucking Biden, Biden, a fucking scumbag, a lying piece of shit. That's his daddy. Wow. That's something we all say. And I say family is so extraordinary. Oh, yeah, especially Hunter, especially Hunter. The about a crack that he smoked and alive. It's extraordinary. It's got more hookers than OJ Simpson had. Well, no, it's not go there. Because of the way they've conducted themselves and how they are with you, that I feel you have a lot to give to the presidency. These are my feelings. It's pretty, it's pretty amazing family. And

2:06:25I again, I submit for your approval that when you have a loving family like that, you got a lot to give because you get, you get so much from them. Yeah, Matt says he likes the dads that shower with the 12 year old daughters. Oh, yeah, we did that part of a great family. There you go. And the Biden's it is. Yeah. Yeah, that's what's normal. Got to sniff a few kids. Yeah, you're the kind of leader I love because we're lucky to have you in the oval office and serving as the father of the country. Because if you're a good father to your family, which you are, I know you'll be a good father to the country. And I want to thank you for providing a calming influence and organized administration post COVID getting that vaccine out, getting NATO, getting us to feel comfortable standing up to Putin. I don't know what people are looking for. Wait, wait, standing up to Putin when when what good did it do that? I don't understand what Putin went into Ukraine. What would did the winded Biden stand up to Putin besides, oh, I tell him was, uh, go ahead and then he did

2:07:33and he didn't do anything. Exactly. Yeah, let's just try it. Okay, I will. And you didn't do anything. Take shit. Wow. The president or maybe it's that people don't feel like they're getting enough or I don't know what it is, but I'll give you your greatest hits. The lowest uninsured rate in history four out of five Americans are covered for less than $10 a month. Oh, shit. The knocking off a few ISIS leaders, cutting the emissions in half. I mean, you both Biden, the ISIS leaders himself, that was, I didn't hear that. Yeah, he's out there with that O'Neal guy. That's right. Doing all the work. The Irish guys always do the work. Always. Yeah. The emissions in half. I mean, you've always been an environmentalist. Always. No way. He hasn't always been an environmentalist. What are you talking about? Cheese. Even the marijuana reform laws, enough with sitting there and fighting that battle, respect for marriage act. What the hell is with people with this gaze? Who cares if someone's gay?

2:08:34I mean, how is it affecting anybody? People in love. It's good. Right? Love is good. My dad said, we saw two men kissing one another in the square. I was going to get a license. And he looked at the one and we said, Joey, it's simple. They love each other. That's it. That's how I look at it. And by the way, Joey has told that story many times and somebody went back and tracked it, and every time it's in a new location at a new time of day, yeah, that's pretty funny. Well, of course, because it's not true, and Joe was already losing his mind. So, yes. When did you know Howard was using a two pay? That's the other question. I've often heard that. He has the thing. He has this massive, fucking wig. I guess a lot of people say, but it's really hard to tell. True. Yeah. I mean, how do you know? It's very difficult. So I don't know. It's harder to know. Guys, here's the thing. Don't do a two pay.

2:09:37You got to just go full like how word afro. Yeah, like a mop on your head. Nobody knows. But if it's shorter, but it's very like, think about Bert Reynolds. Some of the worst things. It's so incredible. I was like, that biggest box office star for a fucking decade. And he had the fakes hair since man, Danny. It's amazing. I guess it didn't matter. It didn't matter. Nobody cared. That was the beauty of it. I suppose. It was an interesting guy. Yeah. It was different. But somebody that's always been a little different. And yeah, it's been a while. He's lost his mind. He's lost his cool. Now you'll find he's just a fool. The things he says I be on belief. He's such a nice hole. He's key. The Queen. Keep the Queen. Keep the Queen.

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2:23:18And it's always very valid. I don't know. I don't know what the monetary value is but it's a definitely valid opinion right now 79 people listening live with the peak of 91. Okay. They're all hiding on Monday. I guess. Yeah. It's okay. But you can keep on downloading the show wherever you get a podcast and subscribe. Tell a friend. Bring them along. Have some fun. Send them a link so they can listen for themselves. Yeah. Don't forget next week we are off. We'll be back the following week on Tuesday. If that's okay with you because I think sure with the the wife schedule and what we've got plan going on. Listen. You deserve a nice vacation. I hope you guys have a blast. Go out and have some shoot some guns. Pardon? Whatever. It'll give me some time. I did listen to the last that Larry show the whole fate versus um luck. Yes. Yeah. That's why I was thinking then. I need to go to a casino. I've got to test fate. There you go. Yeah. You never win. That's the ball. You okay. You can't say you never win. You

2:24:22win just enough. Yeah. And I've often really contemplated because I know some people that are big gamblers as you talk about great episode. And I think you're absolutely right that it's that little taste of winning. Yeah. What's it? It's the worst thing that could happen to somebody is to win. Because then they're like, I can repeat that. Sure. And it just doesn't happen. Everybody should go check that latest episode out at that Larry show.com. Will the when is the next one slated? Do we know? I mean, we know the fall is coming now. I know. I know. Very soon. A lot quick. I've been very, you know, very lackadaisical because of trying to enjoy all the good weather. But that's that's that's waiting fast here on Cany, Connecticut. But I'm very glad you posted another random thoughts down in episode three 72 feeding the data beast. I haven't heard this yet, but I've never missed an episode. I'm going to be downloading this before I go to the gym later so I can listen.

2:25:23All is everything is data now. Data data data data that winds up in all of these AI models. Everything's about feeding it with data now. Is there a difference between data and data? No. No, because you hear it both ways. Why? Because some people are writing. Some people are wrong. There you go. That's what we'll decide which is which won't we? Yes. Yeah. That's it. Everybody wants your data, whether it's your license plate to know where you've been going, what you shop for. You know, who you talk to, the whole LG thing, which is interesting. That's kind of breaking now where some people are claiming that LG televisions are reporting a bunch of information. LG says it's bullshit. So we really need a third party to we do. You know, like this. Tell us right. If the AI can't tell us, I don't know what I can. Exactly. So with that said, have a great couple of weeks and we will be back to rage again.

2:26:25I mean, we just have an AI build a few best stuff shows. We've had a few. That's a cool idea. Yeah. Some banked really. Yes. I mean, hey, we should think ahead when we do where I wish. Right. Later everybody. See you. US strikes back. I mean, a member of the Islamic platform feet enough for that gunahrtler. Where are we going? Planet! Planet Planet! I mean. Sorry, S holds you quite a day at the office is about to get severely fucked up.