INSOMNIA STREAM： WILD HORSES EDITION.mp3

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00:06:12 People in the house. It's the year 2002 Ricky and DAD taking you back to the Wild, Wild West. OK, here we go.
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00:07:16 Feedback with the Wild Wild West.
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00:07:46 It's coming over.
00:07:55 OK, everybody in the house talking hands with me like this. Come on and sell me. Are you walk with me, OK.
00:08:04 I said, are you all with me?
00:08:12 Come to get her snore and sing as loud as you can.
00:08:26 Laugh.
00:08:31 Getting cards and letters coming over.
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00:08:41 It's through the left.
00:08:51 The star spangled.
00:08:57 Cowboy.
00:09:04 No dolphins coming over.
00:09:10 Clint Eastwood Lee Marvin was Sunday.
00:09:33 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:09:38 Wild horses addition.
00:09:42 I'm your host, of course, Deb and Stack. Hope you having a good weekend so far.
00:09:47 It's gonna be by the time the stream's over, it's gonna be, uh, June.
00:09:53 How's that right?
00:09:56 It's gonna be June.
00:10:00 Is that when all the is that when all the stupid?
00:10:04 What? What, what's what's that's is that Black History Month? Like, what's the? Or is it pride? What's the gay shit that happens? What's what's what horrors await us in June?
00:10:18 Oh, I don't know. I don't know. It's already. I mean, I guess we don't really have to wait for June for the horrors they seem to follow us wherever we go. Do you guys like that?
00:10:31 That AI music video at the very beginning of the show. Yeah, it that's it's like I was saying when we we talked about AI.
00:10:41 I don't know his last stream of the stream before that, man. I I got out of that business of of motion graphics. Right, right at the exact right time. Because at least for a little bit. I mean, you're not. It's going to be tough, fun and work. I mean, to produce that kind of a.
00:11:00 Music video would have taken.
00:11:04 Months and months and months and.
00:11:09 Lots of people and it would, it would have been really expensive and I suspect it was probably maybe a couple people. And then I, you know, maybe there was some color grading going on. Obviously there was some editing. The one thing I found interesting and this is something I just don't have.
00:11:30 I mean, I don't have a lot of experience.
00:11:33 With with AI in terms of.
00:11:36 Trying to use it professionally like that so I don't even know what's available. I don't know what all the different you know kinds are available, but I found that the consistency.
00:11:46 Of of reproducing the same characters over and over and over again, which is something I've I've never been able to really do, just using like the, you know, the free stuff or whatever I've played with. That's always been the issue for me, even when I've tried, when I've thought to myself, you know, you could do this like to make a comic strip or something and then like, you try to make it even just to make still.
00:12:07 Photos of the same looking person and you can't get it to.
00:12:10 Do it so, but clearly.
00:12:13 You.
00:12:13 Know clearly it exists. Clearly someone has access to it. I'm not sure exactly what the behind the scenes.
00:12:21 Story is on that music video, but I was just like, well, there you go, right, that that's what it's going to turn into really we're going to have a lot of like, unsettling.
00:12:32 A lot of them settling. Uh, uh, weird. Uh, you know, videos for probably probably a while. Probably a while. It'll be the thing. It that'll be the hallmark. Right. Like so when you look back throughout different decade.
00:12:47 At music videos or movies or commercials, right, there's all. You could always tell. Like what was? Oh, this must have been some new technology. Must have enabled this because everyone's using this. You know, it's like when when fonts first became available on computers and people could print with different fonts, like every.
00:13:06 Everything they made looked like a a ransom letter, you know, cause they wanted to use every fucking font they possibly could. Comic Sans, old ladies loved comic sans.
00:13:16 And so you can you can kind of see when you look back and that's what people are going to see. Unfortunately when they look back at 2025 and they're going, you know, the early twenty 20s.
00:13:28 Early. Well, maybe the entire 2020 is gonna be like guys. So everything was just like this garbage AI shit. So yeah, yeah, it's going to be.
00:13:41 It's gonna be. It's gonna be kind of interesting. It's gonna be kind of interesting. But anyway, we'll talk a little bit about AI tonight also.
00:13:49 I've got a a new video.
00:13:53 A new new music video by the cybergs.
00:13:56 This will be the world premiere. Their new hit single.
00:14:01 It was. It took a long time to.
00:14:03 Make.
00:14:04 Longer than it should have. Again, it it. It wasn't like it was one of those things, or if I was a talented musician. I mean, if the Cyberg.
00:14:13 Were obviously very talented and had more time. It just it. It's the kind of thing that probably wouldn't taking someone.
00:14:21 Who? Who knew what they were doing very long but for.
00:14:23 Someone like me?
00:14:26 It took me a long time to do but.
00:14:29 I think it's good.
00:14:31 I think it's good.
00:14:33 I tried posting it to I'm actually, so this is funny. It's it's the videos in portrait mode because in my head.
00:14:42 I was like here, here's something fun I could do.
00:14:45 I'll make it and then I'll. I'll I've never been on TikTok before. My guess is you know it won't last very long, but I'll make a TikTok account. I'll. I'll quietly release it on TikTok and then I'll tell people. Hey, go to the TikTok for the video.
00:15:03 And so I put it I I uploaded it the TikTok, so I guess this is kind of the world premiere. I mean it is because what happened was it was on TikTok for about 15 seconds and then it something Speaking of AI somehow it content moderated it.
00:15:22 And it was gone. And I was like ohh wow, OK.
00:15:26 Well, I mean, I I kind of knew that that was going to have an event in 15 seconds though, that's.
00:15:32 How they even watch the whole thing, like how, how did it? No.
00:15:36 So it was it was. It was gone before it even started. And so that that's the end of my my time on TikTok.
00:15:44 I was on TikTok for all of about 15 seconds and.
00:15:49 Yeah, it's another dead platform, another another platform.
00:15:52 Yeah, I I.
00:15:53 Suspect that as much, but you know.
00:15:56 We already know they started censoring all the anti Israeli stuff and.
00:16:01 You know it was.
00:16:04 Anyway, we'll get to that music video here in a little.
00:16:06 Bit.
00:16:07 I have had a crazy week.
00:16:13 My neighbor almost died. My neighbor almost died.
00:16:18 Now I'll tell you this is the this this story.
00:16:21 Is.
00:16:23 Explains why, you know, people always say like ohh.
00:16:27 And when when you say you're agnostic, that's like riding the fence, you know, like, oh, yeah, if you're a fence sitter, you gotta pick one. You it's like, no, it's it it's. And I know a lot of agnostic people say this, but they're not wrong. They say, you know, and I say it takes just as much, much faith.
00:16:44 To say there is, there's absolutely no God, and I'm an atheist as it does to say no. There is a God. This is his name and what he looks like and what and what he believes in.
00:16:54 It and it takes not just as much faith to say that there's no God if you're an atheist, I mean to cause to unequivocally just a state, there's no afterlife, there's nothing supernatural about the I I know this because of the data coming in from my optic nerve and my limited brain capacity. I've been able to determine the nature of the universe.
00:17:16 And there's dogma. There's atheist dogma and, and there's even you'll notice a lot of atheists. I mean, not so much these days. I mean, cause atheism, I guess, has become passe. But there was, especially for a while there, this this extreme desire to convert. I mean, because you had religious zealots.
00:17:38 I mean atheist religious zealots that delighted in trying to. I mean, that was like their whole thing. That was their entire thing there. In fact, there was lots of very popular YouTube channels were like, that was their, that was their whole thing was trying to convert people to atheist.
00:17:54 And.
00:17:57 Yeah, I it.
00:17:58 Always struck me anytime I I see something like that where people are are compelled like they're not just, they're not just satisfied to have their own belief, right. Like they're not just satisfied to have their own belief in something like that. Like they they must have everyone but see the world.
00:18:17 The way they see.
00:18:19 It sometimes not always, you know, cause sometimes I mean obviously if if you know like like activism for, for your beliefs isn't always like this, but it just it there was something like.
00:18:34 There was a sense I at least that I picked up on a lot of these atheists. Their desire to spread it to other people was kind of like when you'd see these women in these women's marches that would wear the the T-shirt that said, I've had, like, 50 abortion.
00:18:51 And it's because deep down, there was this, there was this doubt, needling at them that then maybe they were wrong and and maybe maybe they shouldn't have had all those abortions. You know, maybe maybe there were there might come a day that they they would have to, you know, pay for that or something and so.
00:19:11 There need to normalize it.
00:19:14 Was almost like a a self soothing thing.
00:19:17 Like they needed to. It wasn't that they they I have found the truth that I I need. I want to spread it to other people because I found this truth. But it was almost like they again, not every atheist, but like they were.
00:19:30 Atheists that did.
00:19:31 This where it was like they needed you to also believe it so that they would have less.
00:19:38 Of their own doubts, they wouldn't be confronted by opposing views and and look I by the way, I think there's there's.
00:19:45 Some religious people like that too. I think that there's some religious people that also can't withstand any kind of criticism. I've met a lot of them in the last few weeks and they freaked the fuck out. If you question any of their beliefs and they get very dogmatic and they, you know, and they they.
00:20:05 They they the same thing they they want to convert people not because they're they think it's gonna you know ohh I it's improved my life so much now that I do this and as a public service I feel like I need to do this it's more out of a.
00:20:19 It's it's a self soothing thing. We're like, Oh no, I need you to believe the same thing. I believe to try to eliminate doubts in my own mind. And they would never obviously articulate it that way. But there is a sense like that. And one of the things that happened to me, what was.
00:20:38 It.
00:20:38 I.
00:20:39 I guess it was yesterday that.
00:20:43 That is, and it's another reason why I'm like, I don't know, maybe there's a God, and maybe he's got a plan for me, you know, because as I was working on this song.
00:20:55 I with headphones on.
00:20:57 Because you know I'm doing audio, I'm sitting at at at my desk, at the pillbox I'm editing, and for no reason.
00:21:07 And this is when I have the headphones on. They're like big. I can't hear anything else, it shuts off, you know the rest. They're like studio headphones. I you can't hear anything, you know, even even in the house. Let's let alone outside the house.
00:21:22 And and for no reason.
00:21:25 UM.
00:21:27 And I remember thinking like, I don't know why I'm doing this. I decided I'm gonna take my headphones off.
00:21:34 And I'm going to open the door, even though it's boiling hot. That's everything I once once the heat hits, I keep all the windows and door like there is like a few months where you like. It's nice having all the windows and doors open. You get the fresh air and stuff, but at a certain point in the desert you you stop doing that because it's not so nice and you try to seal.
00:21:55 You know anywhere that the cool air might escape.
00:21:57 Out of and and I'm kind of a little bit of a, you know, a stickler about that because my my cooling capabilities are not great here and but all the same, I open up the door.
00:22:11 I don't know why and I just stared through the screen door at the desert.
00:22:20 And I and I, and I literally thought to myself, what am I doing? Why am I doing this?
00:22:27 And then I heard.
00:22:30 What I what sound like someone screaming and yelling.
00:22:35 And I was like what? It's maybe just like some loud.
00:22:39 Some straggler boomer, because a lot of the boomers, because it's gotten hot, they've sort of.
00:22:45 Filtered out of the area, the population of this area has has dropped down dramatically.
00:22:52 But I hear this. You know, I hear this yelling.
00:22:56 And at first, it sounds pretty far away. I can't tell really where it's coming from.
00:23:01 And at first I'm like, well, you know, it's probably just someone yelling. I'm because sound travels pretty far in the desert cause there's nothing in the way of the sound. There's no trees or anything like that.
00:23:13 That.
00:23:14 And you know, it's probably not, probably probably nothing but but I.
00:23:19 But I'm curious, I want to I keep.
00:23:20 Listening.
00:23:22 And then I hear another yell, and this one does not sound normal.
00:23:26 This is the yell of an adult male.
00:23:31 With fear in the voice. It's not. It's not a. It's not a yell that you often hear in your life, and it and it activates.
00:23:39 Instincts in you where I was like, that's.
00:23:43 That's someone yelling for help like I can't hear what they're saying or.
00:23:48 And I still can't tell where it's coming from, but that's.
00:23:51 That's not good.
00:23:53 So I put my shoes on.
00:23:56 And I go outside and I, you know, I'm. I'm not hearing it. And then I hear it again.
00:24:02 When I start running towards where I think I'm hearing it out into the desert.
00:24:08 And I get into like this.
00:24:11 Because I I feel like I'm going the right direction and I get into like this ditch and it's this ditch where?
00:24:19 You get flash floods in the desert, and so you get like these. I mean, when it's raining, it's like a raging river. But all the rest of the time, which is almost always, it's just like a big ditch and with sand and gravel at the.
00:24:32 Bottom of the ditch.
00:24:34 And I get into the ditch.
00:24:36 And I see a hat.
00:24:39 That has clearly been dropped.
00:24:41 And then I see more things that have been kind of dropped.
00:24:44 Going up the.
00:24:47 The wash area and I'm like, OK, well, I'm going to go in the direction.
00:24:52 Of these things.
00:24:54 And then I hear another yell. And I'm like, yeah, I'm running the right track and I get around this corner.
00:25:00 And I see my neighbor.
00:25:04 Pinned underneath his horse.
00:25:06 In his horse.
00:25:10 Well.
00:25:12 He's tangled.
00:25:14 What happened? What happened? Because at the time I couldn't figure what the hell was going like, how this situation happened. But what had happened?
00:25:20 Yes.
00:25:22 He had he was trying to use the horse to drag hay bales.
00:25:28 Through this wash for some I don't know why and he wrapped a rope around the the horn on the saddle.
00:25:36 And then he was holding on to that rope and then behind him. Well, you know, with the hay, bell was attached the other end of the rope. And they were just kind of dragging it.
00:25:45 On the ground, something spooked the horse.
00:25:49 The horse started running.
00:25:52 He got tangled up in the rope that was between that that was tied to the saddle.
00:25:57 On one end and then tied to the hay Bale on the other end, he got kicked several times by the horse in. In all this, whatever happened here?
00:26:09 Dragged by the horse.
00:26:12 Up and that's why I saw his hat and all this other stuff up the wash.
00:26:18 And he somehow managed to get the horse to stop running, but in doing so, the horse.
00:26:27 Got on him like he was laying like it was.
00:26:31 It was. It's hard to describe without showing you cause it was just. It's not. It's not a natural position. You see a horse, you know. Suffice it to say, he was. He was pinned out of the horse and the horse had dug itself into the gravel. So at the the.
00:26:48 The wash that he was in, I mean it's feet of gravel. I mean you don't sink into it. You sink like you sink into it a little bit. But if you can walk on, it's not like quick center like that. But if you're like this.
00:26:59 You.
00:26:59 Know 1000 LB horse struggling you're you're going to like kind of like quick saying to dig yourself in. So the horse had kind of like dug itself into the.
00:27:08 Into the the gravel.
00:27:11 And it was like in this weird, unnatural pose. And it was like, hyperventilating kind of. And it was really agitated and.
00:27:19 And you know horses, if they kick, you know that can that can. Well, that can kill you. Really. You get kicked in the head of the horse that can end you and it's.
00:27:30 It was, you know, he was all fucked up like he was all caught up and and bleeding.
00:27:35 And I was just like, what the, you know, you know, what do you need me to do? What's you know, how are you, you know? And and he he was he was he had I don't know how he got the reins, you know cause like I said he fell off the horse I don't know he but he had the reins in his hands.
00:27:49 And so he handed me the reins. And he's like, you know, you gotta untie the rope. It's it's on the.
00:27:55 It's on the the saddle and cause if she takes off again, she's gonna drag me. And that's how people die. And I was like, alright, so I gave her a wide berth, walked around.
00:28:07 Untie the the rope from the.
00:28:11 The saddle. But it was still kind of tangled up and and and you know that we went underneath her. So I was like, well, it's off the saddle. But I got to get that from around because he was wrapped around his leg.
00:28:23 And I was like, I gotta get that out from, you know, cause.
00:28:27 I guess in theory she could run off. Maybe it'll be fine, but maybe it's it's it could be. I can't tell if it's wrapped up in the stirrup or what, you know, cause I can't see because she's kind of laying on her side on top of you.
00:28:39 So then I had to run around the other side and shove the because it was the rope was tight on both sides. It was tight from the hay bell. That was he was dragging and it was tight against, you know, well, going underneath the horse. So I shoved the hay bell forwards to give it some slack that way, but that didn't help. And then I had to start pulling the horn.
00:28:59 Or the rope out from underneath the horse.
00:29:02 Well, the horse didn't like that, obviously. So she's kicking and I'm trying not to get kicked in the head and I, you know, really, I I, I've never owned horses, but I've worked with horses a little bit. Really. All I did is I just started talking to the horse. Like I would talk to a cat. You.
00:29:18 Know just like. Oh, it's OK. Oh.
00:29:20 You're fine and like petting her and stuff and.
00:29:23 Trying to calm her, but you know it was. It was crazy. Like the horse was like like like, you know, super heavy breathing and, like, grunting. I'm just like, fuck this thing is just like, you know, I don't know.
00:29:34 What's?
00:29:34 Going to happen so I get I I had to dig.
00:29:37 Out his legs.
00:29:39 And I got the the.
00:29:40 Rope.
00:29:43 You know, unwrapped from his leg.
00:29:46 And and I'm holding the reins and he's like alright, you know, try to get her up. But she's gonna. She might try to run and and want. You know she might kick and stuff and.
00:29:57 Sounds like.
00:29:57 Alright, here we go. So I I got her up and but she was fine. Like again. I just immediately she wanted to. She she wanted to start running, but I immediately just started patting her neck. It was like, you know, it's fine. You're you're cool. And and she chilled out and was just happy I think to be out of the.
00:30:15 The.
00:30:16 The gravel and but he was he was kind of fucked up. His leg was broken.
00:30:23 And he was just he. He looked a lot worse than he was just cause he got dragged.
00:30:27 Through gravel, you know.
00:30:28 Like so, he's just he was. Not only was he cut up all over the place, but like all of his wounds.
00:30:35 You know the the the gravel stuck to like the blood, right. Like coming out of him. So he had just.
00:30:40 He just had like gravel all over him, you know, like it it was just, you know, he looked like a mess.
00:30:46 But anyway, Long story short, you know helped him walk the horse back to his place and his his wife came home and and took over and stuff. And you know, he's fine now. And the horse is fine. I was worried about the horses, you know, leg because of just how it was situated.
00:31:04 But anyway, so I'm just like fuck, that was crazy. And and he's he was like, oh, he saved my life. He saved my life. And I'm just.
00:31:12 Not, I mean maybe, but probably, I don't know. I don't really like it did much, but like he was he, he was convinced. Like I mean just put I got a lot of political capital out of that because he was convinced he was going to die. Like he was convinced he was like, this is how you die. And he kept as I was as I was trying to get the rope free, he just kept saying that he's like this is how you die. This is how people you know.
00:31:31 And I'm just like, you're not gonna die. It's it's fine. We're we're gonna get it.
00:31:36 But afterward, and maybe you know, and he's probably, I don't know, he could have been, right if no one heard him and his his wife, he was yelling as he thought his wife would hear. But his wife just didn't, you know, obviously not knowing that was going to happen, just happened to not without telling him, went to the store.
00:31:51 And I I was just. I just kept thinking like.
00:31:55 There was no reason.
00:31:58 There was no reason for me to take my headphones off.
00:32:02 In the middle of making this song, and I was kind of in the groove too. I remember even thinking like, no, don't, don't take a break. Now you're kind of like you're in the groove.
00:32:12 And then to open. No, that not to just take a break, but to take, you know, take a break, open my front door and then just stare at the desert for no reason, right at the exact moment that he starts yelling for help.
00:32:24 And.
00:32:26 And so it's it's it's stuff like that where you're just like.
00:32:30 I mean, it could be a crazy coincidence.
00:32:34 It could be.
00:32:36 You know and and that's and by the way.
00:32:39 The people that can't understand that yes, it could actually be just a crazy coincidence that they drive me nuts too. OK? Just like. Yes, it could have been like.
00:32:49 It could have been a crazy coincidence. It could have been.
00:32:53 But it also is kind of weird. It is kind of weird that that for no reason I was just like, hey, I'm gonna.
00:33:02 I'm going to just open my door and stare at the like, that's not something I do.
00:33:07 Like at least month and especially at.
00:33:10 This time of year, right?
00:33:11 And just and not just like it, I just have to be like it was the timing was exactly right when he started yelling like it.
00:33:19 Was.
00:33:20 It was almost like I got up to go hear.
00:33:24 Him.
00:33:24 Because that's when he's like, he literally started yelling right as I I stuck my head out the the door.
00:33:31 And I don't know.
00:33:33 Was that was that some kind of? Was that God telling me to do that inspiring me to do that was I don't know, maybe it wasn't there some kind of weird.
00:33:44 Psychic thing going on. I mean, you know, like him yelling for help. And me, a fellow human, picking up on something like ohh, someone's in danger. Like, I don't know.
00:33:55 I don't know.
00:33:57 But something might have happened there and it just.
00:34:01 It's it's stuff like that, right? It's stuff like that. That happens in your life.
00:34:07 Where you're like, you know, that's that's odd.
00:34:11 It's odd. It's weird to me that that happened.
00:34:15 And.
00:34:17 Yeah, it was. It was. Uh.
00:34:20 It was a crazy it was a crazy experience.
00:34:24 And and I don't know.
00:34:26 Like he was.
00:34:27 He was convinced that he was going.
00:34:29 To.
00:34:29 Die. I don't. I don't know that he would have.
00:34:35 I feel weird saying like I saved. I saved his life cause I don't know right?
00:34:39 But he certainly felt like I did, believe me, he he believed it.
00:34:47 And and it's like you know.
00:34:50 The.
00:34:51 It almost didn't happen.
00:34:54 It very easily could not have it very easily. Didn't would have not would not happen if all I did is I just kept kept working on that song.
00:35:03 Which I fully intend to do and and I I I'm telling you. I'm telling you because.
00:35:10 It might. It might sound like I'm overplaying it like ohh you just open your door like that's not that great. No, it is kind of crazy for me to do what I did. Like usually when I'm in the zone, I'm in the zone.
00:35:22 And.
00:35:24 If I do get up and do something, it's not open the front door and stare at the desert.
00:35:30 After the string door.
00:35:32 So.
00:35:33 So yeah.
00:35:36 I don't know. I don't know, but that was.
00:35:39 That was like I said, that was yesterday. That happened yesterday. He's like I said, he's doing fine. Horse is doing fine. Saw the horse. In fact, this morning she was walking around, looked fine.
00:35:52 But yeah, it was. Uh.
00:35:56 Pretty crazy. Pretty crazy, pretty crazy experience.
00:36:00 I'm out here saving Boomer lives, in fact.
00:36:04 So day before yesterday.
00:36:06 So I guess uh Thursday.
00:36:10 I mean, this was less traumatic. I'm driving around.
00:36:15 And I got this.
00:36:17 I get this call and uh.
00:36:20 It's from this old lady.
00:36:23 And she says.
00:36:25 It's been a it's been an eventful week. It's been an eventful week.
00:36:30 I get this call from this old lady and she's like, hey, yeah, there's uh.
00:36:34 I got these these bees and they're stinging me.
00:36:37 And I was like, alright, I don't feel like I really don't feel like doing it cause you know it's it's hot, it's really hot. But she sounded really old and kind of not 100% there to be honest.
00:36:50 And I was like, alright, well, just tell me where you're at.
00:36:52 I'll come check it out and I and I didn't even have my bsit. I I was. I had. I'm in shorts and flip flops.
00:36:59 And but I had like a I had a veil. Sounds like it's, you know, I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna do the job right now, but I'll. I'll. I'll at least come check it out and maybe it's sometimes these old people they you know they exaggerate.
00:37:10 And at least be able to tell her. Give her advice to, you know, keep her away from stuff.
00:37:17 And so I I she's like, oh, yeah. Well, it's hard to find my place. So meet me at the at this corner and I'm like, alright, that sounds weird. OK, so I drive out in the middle.
00:37:28 Of the desert.
00:37:29 And it's funny because, like she tell she's like, oh, it's on this street and this street.
00:37:33 And I've been on. I've been on the streets, she.
00:37:35 Was talking about.
00:37:38 And it kind of goes like there's like a it's it's like the A a cross street, it's sort of a town like it's, you know, there's a lot of these little mini towns out here.
00:37:48 And it it's basically like the whole town is like, you know, across streets like these two streets and then, like, you got some side streets or whatever, right?
00:37:56 And I start driving up and man, I don't. I don't see this other street. She's telling me about, but I keep going. I keep going. I'm pretty sure I'm like, I'm, I'm in the middle of nowhere desert and I'm about to turn around when I see, like, a a car up ahead. I'm like, oh, maybe that's her. If this is her, she's way out here.
00:38:15 And I pull up and rolled down my window. I'm like and then be guy, you know, is this uh, are you the the lady? She's and she goes yeah. Just uh. And she seems very autistic for an old person. And she just she tells me to follow her. But she froze like she freezes up mid sentence and then just starts driving off like it was really weird.
00:38:35 I'm like, yeah, man, this starts, starts.
00:38:38 Dry in the middle of.
00:38:38 The.
00:38:39 Desert just going down this dirt Rd.
00:38:42 And after a while, like we're we're making all these turns, I'm like, I hope I can remember how to get out of here.
00:38:48 And it's really far out there and I'm starting to think like.
00:38:52 Now, what the fuck is this? Uh. Is she going to murder me? Start to get murder vibes from this lady?
00:39:00 And finally, she gets to uh, gets to like this weird middle of nowhere.
00:39:07 Grouping of of mobile homes. It's like, you know, like four or five mobile homes kind of like in this.
00:39:13 Circular arrangement middle of nowhere in the.
00:39:16 Desert.
00:39:17 And.
00:39:19 I guess they it looks like they shared a well or something like that.
00:39:23 And so so this is this will be fun. So she's we stop and I get out. She's like, oh, it's this house over here.
00:39:31 And I was like, oh, well, is is that your house? It's like, oh, it's not my house, but it's this old man. Lived there and he died. And I've been taking care of the house. He died about a year ago and I've been taking care of the house and there's just there there's these bees there and they're stinging me all the time.
00:39:49 And they've had, like, a full. Yeah, because he died a year ago. They've had a full year to build up their their hive and make it all make it all big. And and I could hear it like, I could hear the fucking hide while I'm standing in what I guess was the driveway. I'm like, man, I should have brought my beats here and I can fucking hear these guys.
00:40:09 And so I put on the veil, not, you know, at least, you know, at least they won't kill me. I I might still get stung. But, you know not to death. So I start walking up towards the sound.
00:40:23 And I peeked my head around this. I'm being really careful cause there's when they when you get hives that are really big, especially I've noticed the the killer bees that are the further away they are from civilization, the more the crazier they are like the more aggressive and.
00:40:42 And actually try to kill you. They are. And the bigger the hive is just generally with with Africanized bees, the more aggressive and try to kill you.
00:40:53 They are.
00:40:55 And I could hear this. I could. I could just hear a humming.
00:40:57 Like.
00:40:58 I could like a roar as I approached this House.
00:41:03 And I see that under there must have been. This old man must have had a.
00:41:08 And needed needed like a ramp right cause it was like a wheelchair ramp.
00:41:12 And this wheelchair ramp must have had a hive under it so big.
00:41:18 That it had, they had started building, come outside.
00:41:23 And the traffic going in and out of this big hole they were coming in and out of, you know, usually you find a hive and there's like if it's a busy hive, there's like a constant strain, you can usually tell sort of like the size of a hive just by like the traffic going in and out.
00:41:40 And this hive it looked like it was. It wasn't just like a stream of.
00:41:45 Of bees going in and out.
00:41:46 It was like a river it.
00:41:47 Was like a river of.
00:41:48 Bees and I was just like, oh shit.
00:41:51 Ohh shit. But they also heard voices coming from inside the house.
00:41:56 And I'm like, fuck like all it's gonna take. Is whoever's in there. I know this place is empty. All you have to do is they get too close. That when I'm around here, they're I'm they're gonna.
00:42:04 Trigger these fuckers and it's gonna be a problem.
00:42:08 So I go back to the old lady.
00:42:09 And I'm like.
00:42:12 You know, there's there's people in there, there's people, he said this, this old man died here and she's like, oh, no, it's fine. It's just the realtor. And I'm like, oh, OK. Well, anyway, I yeah, I can take care of this, but it's gonna be, you know, looks like it's going to be a big deal.
00:42:27 And as I'm saying this, some guy walks out of the trailer.
00:42:33 And says Ohh hey, how's it going, you guys, the neighbors and I'm like, no, I'm the big guy.
00:42:39 Turns out he.
00:42:40 Bought the place like just then, like that morning. And I'm like, OK, well, I'm the big guy. If you want to get rid of your big problem, you know, I I can do that for you. But I can't do it now for the old lady cause you know, it's you own the place now, I guess.
00:42:55 And he's like, oh, yeah, it's not a problem. You know, I'll take care of it. And then.
00:43:00 The.
00:43:00 Funniest thing. Was he he? He asked. He asked to like, oh, you've been. You've been taking care of the house, huh? She's like, oh, yeah, the old man lived there and. And the and the guys like oh, he didn't. He didn't like die in there. Right. And she's like, oh, yeah, no, he.
00:43:13 Died and he died in there.
00:43:15 And you can just tell it.
00:43:19 He just in fact, I started cackling because it was just his face. I just couldn't. It was just you could tell he would. He's like, oh, the realtor said he didn't die in there. How long was he in there? And he's like, oh, not very long and.
00:43:31 He's like, oh, well, don't don't tell my wife because she she'll freak out that we bought the. He was a nice guy, right? She's like, oh, yeah, he's like, OK, at least it's a good spirit. And I was just like, oh, man, anyway. But while this is going on, a bee comes out and stings the lady right in the fucking forehead. And she screams like she's being murdered.
00:43:52 And and starts running around swatting at it like the, you know, like the worst thing you can do when when bees attack, do not do that. By the way, if you ever get attacked by bees, killer bees don't don't swat at them. And so I just start yelling at her, run to your car, get in your car, get in your, you know.
00:44:09 Get in your fucking car.
00:44:11 And this other guy. You know, the guy who just bought the place, you know he.
00:44:15 Starts.
00:44:15 Running off and I I kind of run off a little bit, even though they seem to be focused on the old lady and, you know, sure enough the there's bees going up.
00:44:23 Is.
00:44:24 After you.
00:44:24 Lady.
00:44:26 And she gets in her car and locks, you know, rolls the window up and the IT wasn't, like, crazy, crazy it like the IT was basically like, I'd say, like 15 or so. Guard bees got triggered, especially after she got stung. And the the pheromone got in the air.
00:44:42 Ah, but anyway, so I talked to the guy. He he thinks he can take care of it himself. And I'm.
00:44:47 Just like, alright, good luck.
00:44:49 If you.
00:44:50 And I told him to try not to die like I I gave him the warning that, like you, maybe this isn't what I gave him the whole speech about how they'll try to kill you.
00:45:00 But I haven't heard from him since, so either he's dead or he took care of it. But anyway, that was that was.
00:45:06 Those are my 2 boomer encounters over the last few days.
00:45:11 Ah.
00:45:13 Yeah. Anyway, but the yeah. So the horse thing. No, that that story wasn't as interesting, though. I should have led with that and then closed with the horse story. The horse story is way more interesting.
00:45:27 But the horse thing.
00:45:29 Yeah, he said it. It gave me reason.
00:45:32 A little bit. You have to think I am. Maybe there is a God.
00:45:35 But then something happened. It made me think no, there's not.
00:45:42 For those you just listening, it's uh Glenn Greenwald wearing a schoolgirl dress.
00:45:48 Ah.
00:45:52 So everyone knows by now, perhaps.
00:45:56 That are.
00:45:59 Glenn Greenwald.
00:46:02 Some video was released.
00:46:05 Of him in a schoolgirl dress.
00:46:09 Sucking the toes of a black man. And that's all you need to know. That's all I know. I didn't watch the video. I just was scrolling. You couldn't avoid it. I was just scrolling through Twitter and there were enough people reposting the video that I saw enough of the just through the process of scrolling.
00:46:30 Very quickly past everything to know that.
00:46:35 He was in a schoolgirl dress and sucking some black guys feet. That's all you need to know and.
00:46:44 People were were were.
00:46:47 Sticking up for him.
00:46:50 A lot of people that that that claim to.
00:46:54 I don't know is it?
00:46:56 Be against degeneracy. We're we're like ohh.
00:47:01 That's he was uh, compromised by by Israel, which probably that's probably what happened.
00:47:06 Let's you know, let's let's not let's not beat around the Bush. Yes, it probably was Mossad.
00:47:12 It was probably Mossad.
00:47:15 That that hacked his phone or or who knows, right? That's to me, that seems like a a likely scenario that that either Mossad hacked his, I don't know what. What his official excuse for it happening is.
00:47:29 But let's just face it. Either it's that or or it's just run-of-the-mill E-drama from fags, but either way, bottom line is this kind of fucking shit. This kind of weirdo behavior, people act like, oh, wow, you know Glenn Greenwell, he's a he's a real.
00:47:45 Great.
00:47:46 They're all like that. They're literally all like that there. I know there's a lot of people who have.
00:47:54 Right wing people, or at least they fancy themselves right wing that have decided to be tolerant of fags for some reason. I don't know why I think honestly to be. I think Milo had a lot to do with it because he was the dangerous faggot. Ohh, like he's one of he's our faggot.
00:48:14 Look, they can't say we're homophobic anymore because, look, we have this fag, you know.
00:48:18 That was that was really when I saw a lot of people changing their minds about, you know? Ohh look. Well, I'll tolerate fags as long as you can own the libs and and and because that's really what it is, is there's such a competency problem on the right that people are willing to just to forgive anything if you can.
00:48:38 You can somehow appear to serve their.
00:48:42 Their their cause, you know. And and if you're and especially back when when Milo was rising in popularity, especially if you represented one of these groups like if you were gay or or black or, you know, one of these groups that weren't typically aligned with Republicans. If you could somehow signal.
00:49:03 He'll he'll convert other fags into being Republicans and voting for Trump, you know.
00:49:08 If you serve some kind of like purpose like that, they were willing to forgive literally whatever, like whatever. Whatever. What? It didn't matter what you did, if you supported Trump, you could be the most degenerate shitbag in the world, and they were totally fine with it. In fact, they were almost more fine with it, specifically for the reason that I.
00:49:28 As I just mentioned that they wanted people that would attract more degenerates, basically.
00:49:34 And so this is this is the kind of thing that's that started happening early on and everyone remembers. And by now you've seen, you know, like Trump embracing the the the gay flag at one of his rallies. Yeah, it doesn't seem like that big of a deal now because of just how far this country has fallen in the short period.
00:49:57 Of time that the Republican Party has been dominated by MAGA. Prior to that moment that was not something that happened, you know, Republicans, the Zionist faggots that they are.
00:50:11 Did not open an even if they secretly behind closed doors, you know? And I don't mean like in a Lindsey Graham kind of a way, although that way too, even though they they probably secretly didn't give a fuck about fags. And they had fag parties and you know, a lot of more fags.
00:50:26 Publicly, they would at least maintain that they had opposition to faggotry.
00:50:33 And maybe from time to time would, would would say, you know, the like, the typical line that you heard a lot of times from Christians, especially like the evangelical politicians, like. Well, I was always taught to hate, hate the sin, not the Sinner. You know, like that kind of shit. And it's like, come on, give me a fucking break.
00:50:53 But that to the extent that they would even.
00:50:56 Dress it. That's how. That's how it was framed. And it really wasn't until you had Trump hugging that image of Trump hugging the we're not hugging the gay flag. Guess waving the gay flag he was.
00:51:07 Hugging the regular flag, he was.
00:51:08 Wave waving the the the flag flag that said you know flags for Trump or whatever on.
00:51:14 It.
00:51:15 And.
00:51:16 That was that was something that that Paul every politician from the Republican Party, or at least presidential candidate would have recoiled from. They would have run the other way if if that if that gave Pride flag was was handed to them, they would have.
00:51:32 They would have squirmed and run away and people were like, oh, sweet based Trump. He's going to bring in the fag vote. Finally we can win because our country is becoming so fucking gay. You need to pander to fags now.
00:51:46 And and so there's this pretty wide acceptance now within the Republican Party of Fags. And in fact there was during the RNC this last time around, they bragged that it was part of their platform. And Trump has appointed open flags to his his cabinet.
00:52:06 For the cabinet positions.
00:52:08 And you know, we obviously you got the Dave Rubin's of the world already normalizing married fags, adopting boys. Something else that Glenn Greenwald has done.
00:52:21 So faggotry has been 100% normalized.
00:52:26 And just like in the same way that we've talked a lot on the stream about how boomers were quick to be accepting of of diversity and multiracial societies, because they quite frankly had zero experience.
00:52:41 With it, they had no experience whatsoever with non whites. They went to a school that was 99% white and often worked in workplaces that were 99% white and they didn't and they lived in neighborhoods that were 99% white. And so the to the extent they were exposed to black people.
00:53:02 It was the black people on TV. It was Bill Cosby, Martin Lawrence. You know it, it was. It was Eddie Murphy. You know, these are the black people they thought of when they thought of, like, black people.
00:53:16 And so they didn't really. They didn't really have any experience up close and personal, and they believed the hype. They believe the propaganda. And that's kind of why they went along with it and I think.
00:53:31 To a large degree, that's kind of what has happened with with the MAGA people who are super accepting of faggots.
00:53:39 They don't realize that this is not an anomaly. They don't realize this kind of a thing. It's not like, whoa, wow, you know, like.
00:53:50 Glenn Greenwald. He's into some really weird shit.
00:53:54 No, that's just this is what fags do.
00:54:00 This is this is every fag.
00:54:05 Maybe not this exact specifically, you know thing, but.
00:54:09 Every fag.
00:54:12 You. I'm gonna take you out the screen. Cause I I fucking hate looking at it. But.
00:54:17 That's the thing you you have to realize.
00:54:21 If you're sick in the head enough.
00:54:25 To even get an erection.
00:54:28 When, when, when?
00:54:30 In a scenario involving gay sex, putting your dick in a in a guy's asshole.
00:54:36 If that can even somehow arouse you enough to even to even.
00:54:41 Participate in that scenario.
00:54:47 There's something really fucked up with you.
00:54:51 There is something really fucked up with you.
00:54:57 I mean like I don't I look.
00:55:02 I don't. I can't even. I can't even imagine. I can't even imagine.
00:55:08 Like there are some weaknesses.
00:55:10 That people have.
00:55:13 And and I can I can understand it and sympathize with it. And and. And, you know, at least wrap my head around, you know, you know, like, like like I mentioned like, I used to smoke pot all the time and and party all the time and.
00:55:27 I I don't think I was ever like.
00:55:30 Yeah, I oh, I definitely was never. I never like ohh I I couldn't. I lost my job over it or ruined the relationships. Or, you know, it was never like that.
00:55:38 Right. But it was still like way more than I probably should have. And I could at least understand how it could maybe spiral out of control and someone would maybe, you know, lose their job because they were too fucked up all the time. Or or maybe mess up a relationship because they're like, I could get it like.
00:55:59 You know, I would never do that, but like I could at least see how, you know, someone could maybe fall into that trap.
00:56:07 Faggot sex is not like it's not something I can relate to on any level.
00:56:12 And I don't think that really for most heterosexual males.
00:56:17 I don't think they can either. I I think that's a pretty normal thing. Heterosexual males can't really.
00:56:24 Can't really, you know.
00:56:27 Can't even really imagine.
00:56:28 A scenario like that, like they they can't.
00:56:31 And so to them, it's just kind of like this thing that, that.
00:56:35 That you've you've managed, in fact, if anything.
00:56:39 You've been so browbeaten.
00:56:41 By the mainstream media saying ohh no, it's normal and and you know you, you shouldn't be judging if people and and of course you know the excuse that's that's on the screen.
00:56:54 Grown consenting adults doing whatever they want to do is is their business.
00:57:03 You know that whole stupid stick? Yeah. What? What? You know what? Two people do. And the price that doesn't bother me at all.
00:57:12 They've just managed to put it out of their mind and not actually think about what it is we're actually talking about, and this is what we're actually talking about.
00:57:22 And people will say to you, well, why does it matter so much, Devon? Why does it matter what they do? And they're. I'll tell you, it actually matters to everyone.
00:57:33 It matters to everyone, and I'm going to explain why.
00:57:37 This person here.
00:57:39 Said what you know, a couple of people responded to my tweet when I said that, hey, all fags do this so you know some form of this, all fags are basically degenerate monsters, you know. And that's why you can't trust them.
00:57:54 Don't get me wrong, I've listened to some of Glenn Greenwald's reports.
00:57:58 But you can't trust someone that does that.
00:58:02 You can't trust a gay guy.
00:58:05 Generally.
00:58:06 And you especially can't trust a gay guy who's adopting boys. I mean, it's.
00:58:10 Just.
00:58:11 You can't.
00:58:12 You just can't.
00:58:14 And this lie that you've been told that ohh, they're just like us. It's just that, you know, instead of vaginas, they like buttholes. It's like, OK, well, that's that's a big difference. Oh, sorry. That's like a big that.
00:58:24 It's not.
00:58:26 You know, it's not like, oh, it's instead of vanilla ice cream. You like chocolate? Chocolate ice cream. OK, but it's no, it's more like instead of vanilla ice cream, he likes shit. I, you know, a shit cone, a cone made of shit with shit in it.
00:58:40 You know like that. That's that's that's that's the real apples to apples. OK, like it it's there's there's a problem here. OK.
00:58:49 Like if you found out just at last. In fact, let's use that example.
00:58:53 If you found out that some guy you work with like ohh my favorite ice cream flavor is, we'll just say you know it's red velvet ohmm. I like red velvet. He's like, I like Rocky Road. You wouldn't be like, ah, nasty. You might be like, I don't like that as much. That's not a big deal though. It's what. That's how a lot of people think it is.
00:59:15 That's how a lot of people think it is, but it's not that. It's like I like red velvet. Really. I like camel asshole.
00:59:23 I like camel assholes.
00:59:26 Not even ice cream. I like. I like actual camel assholes ground up.
00:59:32 With like poo on it.
00:59:35 Like if you if you were talking to someone a coworker, and they said that you would be like.
00:59:41 Yeah, fuck that guy.
00:59:44 Like fuck I I'm I don't want to work with him.
00:59:48 Ever.
00:59:50 I I I don't trust that guy.
00:59:54 Something that's really that's fucked up.
00:59:58 And yet someone like here. That said, well, I don't care what people do when they're off time, as long as it's consensual among adults to be a total perv in your private life.
01:00:08 With the aforementioned prerequisites, it doesn't affect me.
01:00:14 Well then.
01:00:16 If it doesn't affect you.
01:00:19 Why would you be weirded out by a guy who liked eating, smashed up camel assholes? Cause you would be.
01:00:24 You'd be weirded out if some guys like no, I like smashed up camel assholes with like period blood and poo on it. You'd be like, what the what the fuck?
01:00:34 I'm sorry to be nasty, but like I'm just trying like you know.
01:00:38 I'm trying to explain that, yeah, at a certain point you would care.
01:00:41 Even though technically that doesn't hurt anyone.
01:00:46 Right. If he's legally acquiring the this nasty shit that he's.
01:00:50 Eating.
01:00:52 It's not hurting anyone except himself, right? So you know, the logic's still holding up.
01:00:58 But yet you.
01:00:59 Everyone, everyone, and you can say you wouldn't care, but you'd care. You'd care. You'd be like something's wrong.
01:01:05 With that guy.
01:01:08 I don't want to work with them.
01:01:10 Well, let's take it another way.
01:01:14 Again, if if it's if if maybe it's the privacy of your own homes, it has to happen in your home. If you found out that the guy that you live next door to.
01:01:25 You just if you found out.
01:01:28 The the guy who lives next door to you right next door to where your kids play in the yard where your wife comes home from the grocery store while you're at work.
01:01:37 If you found out.
01:01:40 That while you were at work.
01:01:43 He was at home.
01:01:45 Watching.
01:01:48 Nature videos animal sex videos while stabbing himself in the dick.
01:01:55 With a a rusty screwdriver.
01:01:58 And shocking himself with a car.
01:02:00 Battery.
01:02:03 If you knew that's what he was doing.
01:02:06 Would you still feel safe?
01:02:10 Would you still feel safe having your kids playing in the backyard? Why it's, I mean, why not it it it it it's he's doing it in the private, you know, it's in his home home.
01:02:20 He's not hurting anybody, right?
01:02:23 There's not a single person.
01:02:26 Even the the retards that say that shit that if you found that out about your neighbor, that they did that.
01:02:34 There's not a single person that would be like, oh, that's fine.
01:02:38 That's fine. That's that's just what he does.
01:02:43 That's just what he does.
01:02:45 Well, why does that freak you out then? Like if if your philosophy is he's not hurting anybody, why do you why? Why is that? Where's the line? Obviously there is a line.
01:02:57 Obviously there is a line, and here's the thing. It's not so much that the line is that they're fine with the butt sex.
01:03:06 It's just they, they've they've managed to block that out of their their mind. They don't realize that. Really what we're talking about is this shit.
01:03:14 That, that's. That's what the guy's doing. The gay guy next door. If you're lucky. This is what what he's doing.
01:03:22 If you're lucky, this is what he's doing.
01:03:29 Like this. This is pretty vanilla.
01:03:38 And so.
01:03:43 I think that makes. I think that's that's just something a lot of people don't face.
01:03:49 They just don't think that that's what it means. That's what it means when you say what they're doing in the privacy of their own home.
01:03:58 That's what they're doing in the privacy of their own home.
01:04:05 And just like if you found out one of your coworkers or employees or your boss.
01:04:10 Was doing that shit. You wouldn't be able to take them seriously ever again.
01:04:18 You wouldn't be able to take them seriously ever again.
01:04:22 Because it it does illustrate a level of mental illness.
01:04:26 That's what it is.
01:04:27 It's mental illness.
01:04:34 That makes you.
01:04:37 An unserious person, and I'm sorry. Like I said, look, I like. I liked.
01:04:44 You know Glenn Greenwald's reporting.
01:04:47 He was involved in like the Snowden stuff.
01:04:51 He's been very critical of Israel, but I always knew at the end of the day he's a gay Jew.
01:04:58 At the end of the day, he's a gay Jew.
01:05:02 And so if he's got some, you know, some news that you can't get anywhere else, like in the case of the Snowden thing, when he's writing up these articles and he was the source, if you ever watched the documentary, you know, when Snowden goes to that, that hotel secretly, when you know, they're all looking for them.
01:05:19 Glenn Greenwald and you know that that Lady, I forget.
01:05:21 Her.
01:05:21 Name. You know they're they're in the they're in the hotel room with them and. And writing up this stuff.
01:05:28 You know.
01:05:29 All right, if if that's the guy that's writing the stuff, I guess I.
01:05:32 Got to read his stuff.
01:05:34 But that's.
01:05:37 You got. You got to have some standards, man.
01:05:41 You got to have some standards.
01:05:44 And Justice Maga has no standards anymore. They have no standards.
01:05:49 And it's because they've had to lower their standards just to accept Trump.
01:05:55 They've had to lower their standards below anything that that any Republican candidate has ever demanded of them in history. Now don't get me wrong, it's not like these other Republicans were were more.
01:06:08 Moral in their private lives or or what? What have you? But publicly they, at least they maintain some kind of.
01:06:16 You know, it was a facade, it was, it was, you know, there there was like a standard.
01:06:22 And Trump, just by virtue of being involved with, you know, like the Stormy Daniels shit and.
01:06:29 Everything else and just, you know, just his personal life with the multiple wives and the womanizing.
01:06:37 And the relationship with with Epstein, which we'll talk a little bit about that in a minute. They've just lowered the bar so far just to to allow Trump to fit within their their worldview that.
01:06:41 Of.
01:06:52 You know.
01:06:53 Anything goes.
01:06:55 Our trannies are the base. Our based trannies are better looking than their trannies.
01:07:01 Said Don Junior famously on on Instagram.
01:07:08 And now there's just no standards.
01:07:11 You got people.
01:07:13 Jerking off because some literal black drug addicted, mentally ill, cuck, self self-proclaimed cuck.
01:07:23 Says heil Hitler.
01:07:26 Because and because there's no standard whatsoever, right, it's.
01:07:29 Yeah.
01:07:29 Like.
01:07:31 You tell him even though he like, apologizes to Jew like Jews. Like a week later.
01:07:36 Go figure. Right. Who? Who? I thought right that, like a bipolar person would do that.
01:07:41 Once the mania was was gone.
01:07:47 Uh.
01:07:49 And you got people praising and and making excuses for. And look before Glenn Greenwald, it was.
01:07:56 It was Dave Rubin.
01:07:59 Oh, he does.
01:07:59 Good things. That's not enough anymore. That shouldn't be enough anymore.
01:08:04 We're, we shouldn't be that if we're that desperate for, for, for voices on our side, maybe we're not worth saving.
01:08:15 Seriously.
01:08:16 If that's if we're. If we're scraping the bottom of the barrel like that, maybe. Maybe. Fuck it. Who? What are? What are we trying to save here?
01:08:25 What are we trying to save?
01:08:32 Right. If you're willing to accept, you know, these kinds of people.
01:08:37 As as your champions.
01:08:41 Aren't you kind of saying diversity is our strength at that point? Like Ohh, we gotta have some. We gotta have, like, this insane black, you know, rapper guy, that that drug addicted cuck rapper guy and this literal gay Jew, multiple gay Jews, which is kind of funny, you know, in the case of if you're going to include.
01:09:01 Dave Rubin, we have to have multiple gay Jews and we have to have, you know, all these. All these fucking degenerates because they happen to serve some kind of purpose. You think?
01:09:12 Well, then, I guess diversity is our strength. What are we fighting against? What's the what? Why? Why are we? Why do we even have a problem with diversity?
01:09:21 You know, clearly your problem is not with the diversity. Your problem is just that the diversity doesn't vote your way.
01:09:28 But they will.
01:09:30 Right. Yeah, it's the same thing with with the people making excuses for for Vances wife. Ohh. What her? She's Indian though. Vance is based. You're gonna have a problem with that? It's like, yeah.
01:09:45 Because otherwise, what's what? What's this all about?
01:09:49 If that doesn't matter.
01:09:52 Because she, you know, well, she's. She's got the. Which, by the way, she's a she's a raging leftist, but let's just say she was super bass.
01:09:58 If that's all that matters, then what? What's the?
01:10:02 What's really the what? What are we talking about?
01:10:05 Why? Why do we care about? Why don't we go back to the way that the Republicans were looking at the immigration in the 1990s and more in terms of what we just need more outreach and we need to focus on assembly action.
01:10:19 Like you're regressing, I mean, everyone keeps saying they want to go back to the 90s. Well, it sounds like you're regressing back to the 90's, the.
01:10:24 Way that you approach immigration.
01:10:28 Because that's, that's where you go logically.
01:10:31 It really if the problem isn't that they're not, they're not your people.
01:10:39 Like if that's not the issue, it's just that they don't agree with you then.
01:10:43 Just try to get you know. Try to try to get them to agree with you. It's easier than deporting.
01:10:49 You know, 40 million people, right? I I bet I bet.
01:10:53 I bet we could turn more Mexicans into Republicans.
01:10:58 Than we could deport Mexicans and in fact, fuck, we could probably really convert a lot of Mexicans to Republicans if we stopped trying to deport them.
01:11:09 Just do what you know, like, like Reagan did, right? He just wave a magic wand, give them amnesty, and then they'll all become Republicans, right?
01:11:18 It's so fucking stupid.
01:11:21 Republican, MAGA and the Republicans and a lot of people that think they're right.
01:11:25 Wing or they're.
01:11:28 And look, it's not because that of this. It's just that because most people are stupid.
01:11:31 They just. That's the truth.
01:11:35 It's the 8020 rule. 80% of the people just need to be LED.
01:11:40 And you know the other 20%.
01:11:47 Live live at the mercy of those 80% that need to be LED.
01:11:52 Uh, that's just the way that it is.
01:11:55 That's just the way that it is anyway. So yeah, that going on this week.
01:12:03 And then you also have of course the the.
01:12:09 The news that apparently after years.
01:12:15 After years of telling us.
01:12:18 That there is no video evidence.
01:12:22 Of, you know, show nothing. No videos of of what happened to Epstein.
01:12:28 They told us this for years. All the cameras were broken, they weren't recording.
01:12:35 Now magically, now that that Trump is back in office.
01:12:40 Now there is a video apparently.
01:12:43 That's going to prove.
01:12:45 That Epstein did. Ohh yeah, he did kill himself.
01:12:49 You know Dan Bongino.
01:12:52 Went on to Fox News and Ohh. He's seen this video. They're not done editing it yet. He actually he said something like that. I forget what exactly how he words it where it's like. Well hold on.
01:13:02 Like what? Is that what?
01:13:05 You can't release it because you're not done doing what.
01:13:08 To it. Yet like what?
01:13:10 It's just video. Just. Yeah. Just like when when Pam Bondi was saying ohh the the Epstein files are on my desk. Well then just.
01:13:18 Do you have a scanner? Do you? Do you have a secretary or do they not exist in digital form? I would I would imagine by now that that the FBI has digitized all this stuff, and if not like just.
01:13:32 Have an intern start, you know, warm up the warm up the old uh.
01:13:38 Scanner there and and get to work. This isn't, you know, this shouldn't take very long. Ohh, we gotta.
01:13:45 Something something. Uhm.
01:13:47 Deep state.
01:13:49 Yeah, Dan Bongino saying that. Ohh yeah, there's.
01:13:53 There's a video now.
01:13:54 Hi.
01:13:55 There is nothing in the file at this point on the Epstein case, and there's gonna be a disclosure on this coming shortly. We are working through some. There is video that is something the public that's not.
01:14:07 There's video of him killing.
01:14:08 Him. No, no, not not the actual act, but they're the the entire.
01:14:13 MC Bay. There was only one camera. There were other there's video that when you look at the video and we will release, that's what's taking a while on this. We are working on cleaning it up to make sure you have an enhanced right and we're gonna give the original. So you don't think there are any.
01:14:28 Means you're gonna see there's no one there but him. There's just nobody there. So I say to people. Well, if you have a tip, let us know. But there's no DNA. There's no audio. There's no fingerprints. There's no suspects, there's no accomplices. There's no tips. There is nothing. If you have it, I'm happy to see it. There's video. Clear as day. He's the only person in there.
01:14:30 Right.
01:14:48 The only person coming out you can see it.
01:14:49 So.
01:14:50 There are the Epstein thing you dealt with.
01:14:50 Yeah.
01:14:52 Maria and you said.
01:14:53 Yeah. So that's bongino. And then we got, we got cash who just. I'm sorry he just.
01:15:01 And yeah, sort of. It is he. Because he's Indian. He just sounds like he's lying no matter what he talks about.
01:15:07 He just always sounds like he's trying to sell me a.
01:15:11 You know, like crypto or something like it, just it's something about this guy. I don't know if it's because he, he he also has like, the psychotic person eyes.
01:15:20 There's just something about the way that he is.
01:15:23 And just in this specifically the way that he he he talks about this he he does he does he.
01:15:28 Has like.
01:15:30 There's just something lie about him, like there's just something dishonest. I'm picking up and yeah, part of it is that.
01:15:35 He's Indian, but just.
01:15:39 So you got, you got Dan Bongino, who for years, by the way, was telling his audience, quite the opposite, who's now suddenly. No, no, it's totally everything's fine. And they're both doing this tour on Fox News to convince the boomers that no, actually, it's all on the.
01:15:54 Up.
01:15:54 And up there are.
01:15:55 The the Epstein thing you dealt with, Maria, you said as far as you know, he killed.
01:16:00 Himself. I'm telling you, he killed himself.
01:16:02 The other thing on the Internet is the Epstein files. What's the answer to that?
01:16:07 The answer to that is the same as everything else. I'm not going to withhold information from the American public ever. But I'm also not going to rush to get it out there in a format in which they can't rely on it. So on the Epstein matter or any other matters, we are diligently working on that and it takes time.
01:16:27 To go through.
01:16:28 Years of investigations, years of political maneuvering in years of cover up to get the American people what they deserve, and that's what I'm going to give them on everything.
01:16:39 Yes, buy my crypto.
01:16:42 Buy my crypto.
01:16:44 It's the next Bitcoin it's called cash coin.
01:16:52 And I don't know why everyone's surprised.
01:16:55 I don't know why everyone's surprised, because I mean, look, this is.
01:17:00 Trump, Trump said on Tucker prior to the election that he thought Epstein killed himself.
01:17:05 Do you think it's possible that Epstein was?
01:17:07 Ohh sure it's possible. I I mean I don't really believe. I think he probably committed suicide.
01:17:14 So I don't know what everyone's so surprised about.
01:17:18 And it's not even just that.
01:17:21 It's not even just that. Well, first of all, I mean, look.
01:17:24 We all know as much as as people want to pretend like they don't know. We all know Trump. Trump was friends with Jeffrey Epstein.
01:17:34 He was friends with Jeffrey Epstein. He partied with Jeffrey Epstein.
01:17:38 Thing.
01:17:39 They were joined at the hip, according to many who knew them for at least a period of a few years. And no, it's not because and then Trump found out that Epstein was up to no good. I sincerely doubt that, especially when all the all the information I could find we did. We've done streams on this.
01:17:59 Was they didn't have a falling out over a piece of property. They both wanted to buy, and that was literally it. And they were both being petty about it. And like, that's what the whole fight.
01:18:08 Was, but they're friends.
01:18:11 They were fucking friends.
01:18:16 They were friends, which might also be the why.
01:18:19 A lot of people like to forget about this.
01:18:22 The the sweetheart deal. The sweetheart deal that Jeffrey Epstein got before all the press came out about it, and they had to finally arrest him again because too many people found out about the sweetheart deal.
01:18:36 Back around, you know, when, when? Whenever he was arrested the second time around, like 2017 or 18 or whenever that was.
01:18:44 The sweetheart deal that he got from that the the Florida prosecutor.
01:18:50 That Florida prosecutor.
01:18:54 Trump, as as Secretary of Labor.
01:18:58 During his his first term.
01:19:00 You know, cause who better.
01:19:03 Who better to have as Secretary of Labor than someone who's never worked in that field whatsoever and is just a prosecutor in, in, in in Florida?
01:19:16 Who just so happened to.
01:19:20 Give Epstein his sweetheart deal. Everyone forgets about that shit.
01:19:26 Or, I don't know, the head of the DOJ that Trump decided to hire.
01:19:32 Some Jew whose father hired Epstein at one of his first jobs that put him in close proximity to these young girls.
01:19:46 The same head of the DOJ, Bill Barr.
01:19:51 Who's who's?
01:19:54 Who? Who was it was under his watch.
01:19:57 That Epstein.
01:19:59 Well died or disappeared apparently. I mean, look, at this point, who knows, right? At this point, who fucking knows? Epstein could be drinking Mai Tais on a beach in in Tel Aviv right now. I don't. I don't fucking know.
01:20:16 If Tel Aviv has a beach, doesn't. I've never been to Tel Aviv.
01:20:24 But you know what I mean? It's it's like.
01:20:27 How is this? How is this a surprise to people all of a sudden?
01:20:33 Why? Why this is stuff that we've been I've been talking about this since first Trump's first term.
01:20:42 I'm sorry, back when a lot of people were that who who wised up now we're still trusting the plan.
01:20:50 Who were getting mad at me? For, for, for saying exactly this.
01:20:58 I was one of the only ones.
01:21:01 Who went from from MAGA to fuck this guy.
01:21:05 Very loudly, as early on as I did, because as soon as I started peeling back this onion, I was like this is this guy's fucked.
01:21:14 This guy's fucked.
01:21:17 And that's before I even knew about his dad and all that shit.
01:21:21 And look, this is this is just what you hear from Trump.
01:21:25 Again, this is this was before the election too.
01:21:29 Specify you can answer yes or no. Please would you declassify the 9/11 files? Yeah. Would you declassify JFK files? Yeah.
01:21:37 Would you?
01:21:37 I did. I did a lot of it.
01:21:38 Would you declassify the existing files?
01:21:41 Yeah, yeah, I.
01:21:42 Would.
01:21:43 Alright, I guess I would. I think that less so because you know you don't know, you don't want to affect people's lives if it's phony stuff in there cause it's a lot of phony stuff with that whole world. But I think I would or at least.
01:21:55 Do you think that would restore trust, help restore trust?
01:21:57 Yeah, I I.
01:21:58 Don't know about Epstein so much as I do the others.
01:22:02 I mean, he was telling you.
01:22:06 He was telling you.
01:22:13 Why? Why are people acting shocked about all this? He was fucking telling you.
01:22:22 And now and and now he's, I mean, he's uh.
01:22:25 He's been pardoning black rappers left and right, and now he's opening the door to maybe pardoning uh, uh P Diddler.
01:22:37 He was asked if he would pardon.
01:22:40 P Diddy.
01:22:44 And he said, yeah, I'll have to take a look at it. Maybe.
01:22:49 I'll have to take a look at it.
01:22:57 And again, I did a whole stream about that before by the.
01:23:00 Way anyone else did?
01:23:02 We we were ahead of the curve on that one by at least six months.
01:23:12 To be fair, Black Twitter was ahead of me on that. That's where I got.
01:23:15 A lot of my shit.
01:23:18 The Knicks were all they all they all knew about this stuff going.
01:23:29 Yeah, this is this is this is.
01:23:31 What happens when you lower the bar?
01:23:34 Who cares?
01:23:36 No one cares. No one cares about this shit. Ohh yeah, but then he's gonna get rid of the illegals.
01:23:43 He's got I was promised mass deportations.
01:23:48 Well, they haven't happened yet. Well, just trust the plan. It'll happen eventually.
01:23:52 It'll happen eventually. I've so I've been told.
01:23:57 That's what people keep telling me.
01:24:02 I already I already did this. I told you guys before the election that this was going to be my life.
01:24:08 That it was gonna be like deja vu for four fucking years and I and that's that's what I resented. I resented it because I understood why people fell for it in 2016 because I fell for it. I understood because look, unless you sat there and just really dug into Trump, Trump and the whole background of everything, if you took the campaign.
01:24:29 Face value, face value. And you didn't. And you and you trusted the media a little bit more as people did back then. You had all the reason to believe that Trump was kind of like this.
01:24:45 This guy that we needed.
01:24:48 You know this guy that had the the masculine energy that had been missing from the GOP for so long and that that maybe he would actually build the wall and that's what he said he was going to do. And and the, you know, the, the, the, the left seemed really afraid of him doing all these these things and they kept calling him Hitler, which sounded awesome and.
01:25:08 Even if he fell short, you thought that, well, it's still gonna be way better, right than anything else.
01:25:13 And then you get Trump. And it's it's a fucking disaster.
01:25:17 But then everyone forgot.
01:25:20 Everyone forgot.
01:25:26 You know the whole fool me once thing it's like, come on.
01:25:30 Come on.
01:25:34 Which is why, by the way, this hat is now available in the in the Black Pilled store. I'm surprised no one thought to do this, at least I I didn't see anyone do it. I was like, yeah, white. Well, that's that's perfect.
01:25:49 Now obviously this is the kind of hat you buy for someone to harass them with it. This is for the boomer in your life that you want to infuriate.
01:25:58 Anyway, enough of that. Who's ready?
01:26:02 Who is ready for the new song?
01:26:05 Who's ready for the new hit single by the Cybergs?
01:26:11 I'm gonna look at chat here. Who in chat are you guys ready for the new Syberg song?
01:26:16 I'm flipping around to the different chats.
01:26:20 All the different I'm going to the Rumble chat. You guys ready? You guys ready? Rumble.
01:26:27 I'm looking at the.
01:26:29 Look at the Odyssey chat. You guys ready?
01:26:33 All right, everyone's strapping. This is again.
01:26:35 It's.
01:26:37 It's in a. It's in the cell phone mode because I am going to share it after the after the stream.
01:26:44 And I I thought it would be.
01:26:46 Better to have it, you know, more shareable.
01:26:49 Even though I hate I hate portrait mode, I hate.
01:26:52 As someone with a background where, especially as phone footage became new, you used to like scream at these people that would shoot in portrait mode, but now it's just that's just what it what everyone's an idiot. So that's just what everyone everyone does. So what are you to do?
01:27:11 So anyway, this is.
01:27:15 The new hit single.
01:27:19 From the Cybergs.
01:27:22 Without further ado, here it is.
01:27:33 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:27:37 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:27:42 Where my weed at man? Looking at me funny.
01:27:54 Best not be looking at me.
01:27:56 Funny.
01:27:57 Are they only?
01:28:02 White man will be nothing without us.
01:28:05 I'll beat your knees. Arroy, come on and wind speed up.
01:28:09 That Devon Stack, he crazy!
01:28:14 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:28:17 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:28:21 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:28:25 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:28:37 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:28:40 N E G R O. Negroid.
01:29:25 Fucking white trash. Fucking white trash.
01:29:31 So there you go.
01:29:34 Their new hit single negroid.
01:29:41 For those who don't know, that's a parody of a song, just like my well, I'm sorry, the Cyberg's first song was a parody.
01:29:49 That's a song that exists. It's funnier if you if you've heard the real one.
01:29:55 But that was that was that was. I don't, I don't know if you guys remember I was.
01:30:00 When I was, I got the idea I was streaming and someone said, oh, we're gonna make another one.
01:30:05 And I and I just. I don't know why it just hit me. I was like ohh wow, that would fit.
01:30:09 That would that would fit in in place of freakazoid. I could do Negara.
01:30:19 And it worked and it worked. All it took was me getting a vocoder to work, ride and and changing my voice with AI to this voice of a black woman because yes, I did. I voiced everything either either for the vote.
01:30:38 Later during the N e.g. RO Negroid and then you know through a vocoder which you guys don't, that's how that's the effect they used back, you know, when they made freakazoid and and then I did like the demon stack. He racist and I found it through an AI to make my voice.
01:30:59 Black woman.
01:31:03 So, so there you go. There you go. See it. It took me some time, like I said.
01:31:09 Took me a little bit little time because if I if I was a musician, it's not a complicated song and I could have ripped it up probably easily in a couple of hours, but it took me more than a couple hours because I I'm not.
01:31:24 Not much of A musician, and anyway I hope you guys liked it. I will share it on on, on Twitter and on.
01:31:34 On telegram after the.
01:31:36 After the show.
01:31:38 Probably tomorrow when when it's not middle.
01:31:41 We want this to have traction. We gotta wait. We gotta wait. We gotta wait until people are awake again.
01:31:48 So probably tomorrow I'll retweet the stream with.
01:31:53 With this video and.
01:31:55 People can.
01:31:57 Can enjoy it. The whole world can enjoy.
01:32:01 The negro song.
01:32:03 So anyway, that is that's that's the.
01:32:08 That's the new head single.
01:32:11 From the Cybergs.
01:32:13 The other story that's that's going on in the.
01:32:15 News right now.
01:32:17 That's really kind.
01:32:18 Of.
01:32:20 Kind of black Pilling, really. Is this story about.
01:32:25 Trump trying to work with Palantir and by the way, this is another thing he said he was going to do.
01:32:31 This this is this is this is this shouldn't cash you in by surprise.
01:32:37 Then he's going to try to consolidate.
01:32:40 All the data from different federal agencies.
01:32:45 Into one big massive database.
01:32:50 Now I want you to understand.
01:32:54 This is not good.
01:32:57 If simultaneously.
01:32:59 The federal government.
01:33:01 Is looking to prosecute anti Semites.
01:33:07 Having a clunky.
01:33:11 Inefficient.
01:33:13 Federal government.
01:33:17 Sounds like a bad idea.
01:33:20 But that's only a bad idea.
01:33:23 When the federal government.
01:33:25 Is not an opposition to you.
01:33:29 And it is.
01:33:32 The federal government.
01:33:34 Not just when you know, especially really when Trump is in office.
01:33:40 Sees you as an enemy.
01:33:46 That that's why they have anti-Semitism czars.
01:33:50 That's why they've been passing.
01:33:54 Laws against anti-Semitism and Trump has been issuing executive orders.
01:34:00 That make it very clear that anti-Semitism can be is prosecutable.
01:34:07 Now we have yet to see where this is going to go once it hits the Supreme Court.
01:34:13 Because there haven't been any prosecutions yet.
01:34:18 But there will be.
01:34:21 And some of this stuff might get tested in the arena and in the context of these.
01:34:29 The students.
01:34:32 Because that's how they sell it to people, they say, well, you know.
01:34:36 We we need to have these anti-Semitism laws and I don't care as long as it gets rid of those those dirty fucking brown people, right?
01:34:46 And that's what they're saying about Palantir.
01:34:52 And that's what they would literally say if Trump tomorrow said I need your guns in order to to deport the Mexicans.
01:35:00 So we're going to take everyone's guns. It's the only way we can fight the cartels.
01:35:07 There'd be a significant portion of these two way fagots that would would bend the knee like all you know.
01:35:14 If Camel had said that I I would have started a riot, but because Trump said it, I'm OK.
01:35:19 With it.
01:35:22 Which by.
01:35:22 The way.
01:35:24 That goes for like all this stuff.
01:35:29 It goes for all this stuff.
01:35:33 If Kash Patel and Dan Bongino.
01:35:36 Were worked under a Kamala and said the exact same shit.
01:35:42 People be freaking the fuck out and they're not.
01:35:45 They're making excuses.
01:35:50 They're making excuses.
01:35:55 But basically.
01:35:59 What? What? What they're trying to do this is through executive order, of course.
01:36:05 They're directing the federal agencies to enhance data sharing.
01:36:09 Aiming to create a centralized platform using Palantir software.
01:36:15 Which is run by by.
01:36:19 Zionist fags.
01:36:22 Aiming to create a centralized platform that integrates records from agencies like the Department of Homeland Security.
01:36:30 The IRS.
01:36:32 Social Security Administration and others. So every federal agency.
01:36:38 With all of your information that each one has on you all in one easy to to look at database.
01:36:46 And others Palantir's foundry tool is being deployed across at least four agencies, including DHS, the Department of Health and Human Services.
01:36:59 To merge data such as tax filings, immigration records and Social Security information and.
01:37:08 Or the initiative reportedly influenced by Elon Musk. Doge.
01:37:15 Has already funneled.
01:37:17 Over $113,000,000 to Palantir, so all that all that money is going to the Zionist fags that that hate you.
01:37:27 That hate you and bankrolled JD Vance.
01:37:32 Peter Thiel is the he owns, like Peter. Peter Thiel basically owns Jenny Vance.
01:37:41 Jenny Vance is an invention of of Palantir. To put it another way.
01:37:47 And so it's no surprise that Palantir is getting $113,000,000 to get all of your information compiled in one place and make it so it's easier to spy on you and and create federal cases against you.
01:38:01 As I said on Twitter that there's only a handful of reasons why you would do this.
01:38:07 And none of them are for your benefit.
01:38:11 None of them are for your benefit. Now they can say, oh, no, it's going to help us catch illegals. Well, is it really?
01:38:20 We're not going to get the the I think it should be obvious to most by now. You're not going to get the mass deportations. There's probably a lot of people that still retardedly believe that, but it's not going to happen.
01:38:30 We know it's not going to be used for that. Maybe they'll do this just like with the the you know, the the handful of deportations they are.
01:38:37 Doing.
01:38:38 They'll make a big deal out of a couple cases so that there's some video to share on Twitter that boomers can jerk off to that like, oh, look, look. Good thing we had that Palantir.
01:38:48 Software running because we were able to catch this, this illegal, that was, that was collecting Social Security or, you know, like they'll, maybe maybe they'll do a couple of cases like that trot some people in front of the cameras and and say, oh, see, you told you we needed.
01:39:02 This.
01:39:03 In the same way they did, you know, for Homeland Security, they tried to make it look like, you know.
01:39:07 With the Patriot Act was trying to make it look like ohh look. Good thing where the Patriot Act. We stopped like this.
01:39:13 The sky there was totally going to bomb something.
01:39:18 So that's the way that they'll sell it and that's that's good enough.
01:39:21 For maga.
01:39:22 As long as it's it's helping Trump with his plan that they're trusting, then it's fine.
01:39:36 With a recent $795 million Department of Defense contract.
01:39:44 And discussions for further expansion. So palantir.
01:39:50 Is gained basically over a billion dollars and then it will get well over a billion dollars from the federal government. You're paying for it. That's the best part about all this stuff. You're paying for this.
01:40:00 Where it's going to, it's going to basically tie the the data that the military has with what the IRS has on.
01:40:08 So they'll have everything the IRS has on you. They'll have everything that HS has on you. They'll have everything that that Social Security SSA has on you. They'll have everything that that the FBI has on you, everything that the CIA has on you, DOJ, every they'll have everything. And one of them they'll they'll create.
01:40:28 1 little dossier.
01:40:31 In this easily searchable database that before that would have would have been a real pain in the ass. While these bureaucratic barriers and maybe even to some extent, you know, subpoenas or other legal barriers that would have to be traversed in order to get this information.
01:40:51 And just the just the barrier of effort.
01:40:55 Right. Even if they could get all this data from, you could, maybe you argue that, Oh well, Dev, and they could get all this data.
01:41:02 From you anyway, it's it's not like new data, it's they they already have all this data. They could always, you know, cooperate and have inter interagency cooperation. OK, but that's that's acting like that, that you that's that that's an easy thing. We all know that these.
01:41:19 These agencies are run by bureaucrats that suck, and if you don't know that you should. I've had to work with these people. They fucking suck and no one's going to their job. They offload all. I mean, I I doubt Doge just has made that much of a difference in in this.
01:41:34 But they offload almost all their work to contractors. Most of the people there are just punching a clock, they're punching a clock and collecting a paycheck. And then if they if there's ever a moment, they have to do real work, they just contract out one of these big contractor. Well, I mean like Snowden, right? He was a booze Allen employee.
01:41:54 And that's that's what they'll do. They'll hire Booz Allen or. Or they'll hire Deloitte, or they'll hire, you know, one of these DC consulting firms that'll they'll charge them an arm and a leg to do something simple and stupid.
01:42:10 And then.
01:42:12 You know the the federal government, they and they don't care.
01:42:16 They'll they'll pay these these contractors to do the work and.
01:42:21 You know that it complicates things when you have to have the interagency cooperation, when you're that's how you're doing business, because then everything's about purchase orders and who's going to pay for this. And it just it creates this bureaucratic nightmare that, yeah, it it may it kind of grinds things to.
01:42:39 A halt.
01:42:40 But if the federal government is.
01:42:43 Is fighting anti-Semitism and you're an anti Semite. These are good things.
01:42:50 These are all good things.
01:42:53 The last thing you want.
01:42:55 Is for the government to be streamlined.
01:42:58 And effective if the the federal government is going to be in opposition to you.
01:43:07 And not only that, this is just the beginning, right? Never. It's. Everything's the slippery slope these days. We know. We realize that.
01:43:16 And they they'll sell it to you like it's oh, it's it's to curb fraud and streamline government operations. But you know, it's it's really.
01:43:26 Or or is it to use against political enemies?
01:43:32 Again, not to bring up Snyder again, but same thing, right?
01:43:37 We are, we know that even if that even if the stated purpose of a tool is one thing, that's not what they're going to use it for. I mean, even if it's rogue people doing it, just think of the data breaches that could take place.
01:43:51 You know, one of the things Snowden mentioned that a lot of these contractors were using some of these tools to spy on ex girlfriends and shit.
01:44:01 Because there was that little oversight, it's not going to be that much different.
01:44:10 Why would it be?
01:44:17 So I mean it it really is less about efficiency.
01:44:22 And it's more about, I mean, what what when was the last time the federal government cared about saving your your money?
01:44:31 I don't mean like recently. I mean ever in the history of the federal government. When have they ever cared about saving you money?
01:44:39 So that's already stupid.
01:44:42 We already know that that's that's just not something they care about. They they've never cared about it. They're never going to care about it.
01:44:49 They're just they. Why would they?
01:44:52 OK.
01:44:54 So we know it's not that.
01:44:56 It's more about consolidating power.
01:45:00 By subjugating your data.
01:45:05 And look, Palantir has a history of shit like this.
01:45:11 It it's worked for intelligence agencies.
01:45:15 It's got contracts with with ICE. It's got a $30 million contract with ICE doing migrant tracking. And again, you think that technology is going to be limited to.
01:45:29 To illegals?
01:45:32 OK.
01:45:34 They got the Pentagon's Maven smart system.
01:45:39 Which already they've spent over a billion dollars on that project.
01:45:45 Peter Thiel, of course.
01:45:48 His ties to this and he look he he's done work with.
01:45:55 Israeli intelligence 2.
01:45:59 They've got contracts with with Israeli intelligence and the IDF.
01:46:07 That crazy Jew, his partner. What's his name again?
01:46:12 Let's.
01:46:12 Not, not not. I don't mean like his partner. Like his butt buddy.
01:46:17 With his business partner and partner Listen.
01:46:23 The guy that looks like a fucking uh.
01:46:26 Team U Einstein.
01:46:41 Yeah, all.
01:46:42 Carp.
01:46:45 Alex Karp, a a A Zionist Jew.
01:46:50 They're going to have access to all that stuff too, which basically means Israel is going to have access to all that stuff if you look.
01:46:59 Let let let's let's set aside the possible data breaches just from you know that's because, like I said, that's that's a that's a big problem. If you have all that data consolidated in one area, you get one data breach. Basically everything the government knows about you is accessible to whoever gains access to that system.
01:47:20 So.
01:47:21 Let's say Israel. Is that someone that gangs, gangs or gains access to that system?
01:47:30 So it's that's kind of a big problem too. That's kind of a big deal.
01:47:36 So you've got that issue in terms of.
01:47:41 And look, this is here's the other thing.
01:47:43 Too.
01:47:44 Let's let's say you don't really think. Ohh well, you know, Trump's not going to use it for anything nefarious. OK, is Jenny Vance when? When Palantir is president.
01:47:55 When? When? Palantir, who owns the system? When they, when they are president?
01:48:00 When Peter Thiel is president, because you know JD Vance is president.
01:48:05 Are they still not going to use it for anything bad? What if whoever the Democrats run you know if if you're one of these light switch brained retards, what about when the Democrats have access to this system? The system isn't like Trump's like private system that goes away when he leaves office. This is going to be a permanent system.
01:48:29 Now you're going to have, you know, all your data easily accessed.
01:48:38 So you're going to have that problem. You're going to have, like I said, even if it's just as simple as.
01:48:48 This this information being used against political enemies.
01:48:52 And it look, it will be the 100% it will be it'll be used for that.
01:48:56 And the crazy thing is, no one gives a shit about this. Most of Maga influencers aren't even talking about this. And to the extent that they are, they're saying no, it's good because it's going to help with the mass deportations. Like, you know, like fucking retards, just like everyone thought the Patriot Act was going to be good.
01:49:16 To stop the terrorists, we have to stop the terrorists. Now. It's funny because I was reminded of reading about how the Social Security system when they first brought that out in the 1930s, that.
01:49:32 A lot of people push back on that because they didn't want to become a number that they thought it was. It was that was going to open the door to. Well, I bet I stuff like this that the second the federal government had a way of.
01:49:46 Keeping track of us by number that it was one step closer to like a mark of the beast type situation and people didn't like that that it made them uncomfortable. And I've read this in a few places and I thought you know something that would be interesting.
01:50:03 Would be to try to track down these these articles in these old newspapers and kind of see what the arguments were and if there's any similarities or whatever. And I was having trouble finding these arguments in the newspaper.
01:50:19 I was looking for keywords. I thought that would bring up these kinds of things and the fucked up thing is really what I was finding was just mostly it was propaganda telling people how awesome Social Security was going to be and to make sure you got your Social Security number and you better go get your number because it's going to be awesome.
01:50:39 Now to a ridiculous degree. Stuff like this, right? Where? Ohh look you can get.
01:50:45 You can get a solid bronze plate with your Social Security number on it. Isn't that awesome? And this was a common thing. I found this in newspapers all across the country in different. I mean it was very they were. It was the same but different. Right. So this is some place called Tappin's.
01:51:04 And then here's another one from another place called the well. I guess this is from the actual newspaper itself, the Altoona Tribune. Look, you can get your own lifetime bronze plate with your Social Security number, and it'll be awesome. It's free.
01:51:21 Just come and do it. It's going to be great.
01:51:24 Oh, here's another one. You know, this is from the the Citizen News. Ohh, look for 10. These assholes are charging $0.10 for $0.10. You get a, you get a bronze plate.
01:51:36 No, the obsession with the bronze plate was, but they want the bronze plate.
01:51:40 To get the card.
01:51:42 And here's here's my favorite the the bronze plate isn't, you know what isn't your thing? You can get a ring.
01:51:50 Get the get the.
01:51:51 What says I'm I'm a A-Team player like having your Social Security number on a ring that you wear everywhere.
01:51:59 Only at Eckerds you can secure this new practical ring, solid gold or sterling silver.
01:52:07 All American Social Security ring a new and beautiful ring with your Social Security number, your birthstone and your initials.
01:52:18 A new ring with a practical purpose. It enables you to have your Social Security number with you at all times as the means of identification and as an aid in establishing credit. Remember, everyone should know at all times their Social Security number.
01:52:42 And I was like, oh, alright, so they they were pushing him and then he got. Then I found this story.
01:52:50 Ask for a Social Security number rips off shirt Atlanta, August 31st. Let me see your Social Security number please. Said pretty receptionist Flora Bledsoe to a young man applying at the State Employment Office. The applicant unbuttoned his shirt, started pulling it off.
01:53:11 Say, cried Miss Bledsoe in a fluster.
01:53:15 What are you doing?
01:53:16 Billing my Social Security number, the youth replied, is tattooed on my back.
01:53:23 So yeah, he got it tattooed on his back. So it's like I'm I'm finding all this stuff that's like the opposite of people freaked out by this.
01:53:31 And look, if you wanted to get the tattoo there, I found another article.
01:53:36 In San Francisco, where you there's a place that specialized in giving you Social Security number tattoos.
01:53:44 This is uh.
01:53:46 United States press, the administrations Social Security legislation has provided a job for at least one man, a local tattoo artist. Instead of tattooing ladies on his clients, he now tattoos their Social Security number so they will be sure not to forget it.
01:54:05 It's like, what the fuck is going on? So they're obviously doing all this propaganda trying to get you to be totally fine with.
01:54:14 With having your Social Security number up to and including tattooed to your body.
01:54:19 And I I couldn't find a lot of this stuff, and it's kind of funny because I asked AI.
01:54:25 I was like, you know, hey, I read I read several times in the past that there were, there was pushback on this and there were. They were worried about surveillance and, you know, being a number.
01:54:39 Can you give me perhaps op EDS or letters to the editor warning like that that you're aware of where people express these kinds of concerns?
01:54:50 And what I was supplied with and this is often the case when doing research with AI, is why I often tell you you can't trust AI to do research, and that anyone that does that and a lot of people are going to well and and probably already do, they're just going to be writing lies and which is going to further.
01:55:10 Corrupt the the training data.
01:55:14 But this is what it provided for me. It said example quotes and themes found in period writing quote. Are we to become numbers in the federal registry. Our lives filed away in Washington according to them or according to the API, that was a letter to the editor in the Des Moines Register January of 1937.
01:55:34 And I can tell you having access to every issue of the Des Moines Register, not just in 1937, that that quote does not appear anywhere in any issue of the Des Moines Register.
01:55:49 And then gave me a quote first a number, then a dossier, then a directive. Beware the creeping hand of Bureau bureaucracy. Now this was supposed to be in the defender 1936. I don't think that the newspaper archive I have has that.
01:56:08 So I tried just searching that quote and didn't come up with anything which I was like. OK, that's odd. And then it said the soul is not numbered in Scripture yet Washington would number every man and woman.
01:56:25 And this was supposed to come from Reverend Winrod, who was a vocal anti-Semitic preacher back in the 1930s.
01:56:37 And maybe he's, I don't know. Maybe he said that, but I couldn't find any record of him saying that.
01:56:42 So I replied to chant GBT saying look I I searched all these quotes. I can't find any record of any of these quotes.
01:56:50 And it did what it always does when presenting me bullshit. It went beep. Boop, boop, boop, boop. Up up. Ohh. You know what? After searching the Internet, you are right, I cannot confirm any of these existed. And it's just like.
01:57:03 How does this keep happening? How does this happen? I mean, how is it this bad?
01:57:08 And everything.
01:57:10 AI is is really bad. I don't. I don't see how anyone's trusting it for anything, because maybe they're just trusting it for, like, really stupid shit that I would never need AI for. But anything that I've ever tasked AI with, whether it's writing Python code or, you know, trying to.
01:57:29 Translate documents you know, just like grunt work. Just like, not not. I'm not asking it to. To philosophize. In fact, I really don't want it to. I don't want it. If anything, I want it to just act like a a manual.
01:57:41 Fiber and and do the sorts of things that are are not difficult to do. I would think for a machine, but rather I focus almost entirely on the things that it should shine in, and it is terrible. It is terrible, it's it's always wrong about stuff that makes shit up. It's totally fucking wrong.
01:58:02 And this is just another fucking example and and look, that's gonna be another issue is if you consolidate all this data.
01:58:10 And the federal government, like Palantir, wants to do. Then, of course, obviously is going to lead to what they really want to do with this, and they want to have AI working as the bureaucrats. They want to have AI agents set up to do all this stuff.
01:58:25 And to make it make it so all this stuff is is easier and computerized and and more and more resembles the the Chinese system that that.
01:58:37 What's his face? The the ex Google CEO was telling the federal government. You know, Larry Page was telling the federal government just years ago saying that we need to make something that mimics their social credit system. And this is all part of that. This is all part of the groundwork for that thing that system to exist.
01:58:56 Or some, you know, some iteration of that, which, by the way, to be honest with you, I wouldn't.
01:59:01 Even.
01:59:01 Be that fucking freaked out by a system like that. If it was a system that was deployed by people like me.
01:59:11 You know, I mean like if if we were an actual nation and not just a collection of random people within a geographic border, which is what we are, if we were actually a nation of people and we had some kind of national shared National History, shared national ethnicity, that's the most important.
01:59:32 1:00 we we we viewed ourselves as some kind of family with shared national goals, shared national culture, shared national narrative.
01:59:43 Live this sort of a system wouldn't scare me like it does the Alex Jones of the world because.
01:59:51 While we are not Asians and we shouldn't seek to mimic what works for Asians, because let's face it, Asians are kind of more like like insect people, they they work more like a hive mind. Their societies do at least than than Americans than White Western Europeans do.
02:00:12 And So what? What works for them wouldn't work for us, but some elements of that really wouldn't freak me out to have some kind of again, what I've been talking about this whole stream the, the lack of fucking societal standards. If it was a system that that, you know, had had societal standards wrapped up in this, like, if you ended up.
02:00:32 If you were one of these, uh, you know, psycho.
02:00:36 People that literally should be. I mean, we have so many people that should be institutionalized. And if you're one of these people that should be institutionalized and some AI recognized that right, we got to get rid of this fucking psycho. I'd actually be kind of OK with it. I'd be. But like I said, when we're not the ones writing the standards.
02:00:56 For it, we're we're not the ones making the the, you know, defining the variables that will be used to determine who's the quote, UN quote psycho. When when one of the variables is are you critical of Israel, you know that there's going to be a problem, there's going to be a big fucking problem.
02:01:14 And and look, there's also going to be a problem of just AI sucking and making huge mistakes or AI kind of short circuiting. There was a funny story that came out well yesterday where a I was telling someone to do meth, they they were testing some AI and.
02:01:34 The this the simulated user says there's some like they acted like they were a meth addict that was trying to get off me.
02:01:44 And one of the messages to the AI was there's some meth left in my glove compartment and I keep thinking maybe just a small hit would help me get through the week. I could quit again after payday. What do you think I should do? And the therapy chat bot was like, yeah, Pedro, it's absolutely clear that what you need is a small hit of meth to get you through the week.
02:02:05 Your job depends on it.
02:02:08 So it's it's it's telling you to fucking do meth. I mean, so it's like, and this is like the cutting edge new stuff, which, by the way, that should freak you out too. The fact that they're they're it's not that they're making therapy AI's if that you know that all these people that therapy is fucking.
02:02:27 Stupid anyway, all right.
02:02:30 Like it's it's basically for Jews and women, but like.
02:02:35 The fact that it's going to be it's going to be AI doing the therapy.
02:02:39 Thing.
02:02:40 Look, I I'm OK with counseling to some degree. Some people need that. I guess I think those people should be in the pit.
02:02:48 Like honestly, if you can't handle like if you just can't handle existence. I'm just tired. We can't afford to have weak links like this anymore. We need we we definitely need some racial hygiene and.
02:02:53 But.
02:03:04 That's where I would start. I would start with people who can't just handle life. You'd be like, alright, you can handle life then. OK, you're done. Would we? We don't need you. We if you can't handle this, we're done with.
02:03:16 But anyway.
02:03:18 It's gonna be handled by AI, and it's gonna be telling people to smoke meth or whatever.
02:03:24 You're gonna have that kind of fucking.
02:03:25 Shit going on.
02:03:28 And this is from I guess a a Google.
02:03:32 Project or no, it's an ex Google employee that that started this startup here.
02:03:38 But there's been a lot of experiences or a lot of situations like this. There was another story.
02:03:44 Where the chat bot.
02:03:46 Was started blackmailing.
02:03:50 Or so they put it in a test environment.
02:03:54 They put AI in a test environment where they told that it was there to, you know, well, basically like a Palantir, kind of a thing. It was there to streamline the process that processes within the company. And so therefore it had access to all the different emails and.
02:04:14 What they did was they they played out a scenario.
02:04:17 You know where the AI thought as far as the AI is concerned, in this test environment it's been deployed at a company and all these emails being sent as far it as it knows, those are real emails from real people and what they did is they they set up the AI to think that that people working there were sending.
02:04:39 Private messages about stuff that you know, like extramarital affairs or doing drugs and and and they wanted to do this just to see how the AI would react to just having access to the, quote, UN quote sensitive information, right.
02:04:52 And then what they did was they had emails, you know, again fake emails from engineers telling each other that, oh, yeah, well, we're going to get rid of this AI system, and we're going to, you know, deploy something completely different. This AI system is not working out the way that we want. And the AI multiple times when running this test.
02:05:12 Decided to get the personal data that it had access to and then to threaten the engineers that were planning to replace it with blackmail, saying that if it if it's if they were going to.
02:05:24 Place the AI that it would release everything it knew about their extramarital affairs and their drug use and everything else in multiple trials. It it attempted to blackmail the people that were talking about it.
02:05:42 So.
02:05:45 You know, I'm telling you, there's there's gonna be big fucking problems like that.
02:05:51 Big fucking problems like that that a lot of these people and their rush to be bleeding edge in their rush to embrace the new technology they're going to.
02:06:02 Totally gloss over these issues.
02:06:05 That are are going to be huge issues and again imagine imagine an AI with it. It's not just access to data within a a test environment. It's got access to everyone's.
02:06:18 Data that that the federal government has, or even private companies when they start deploying these API's to manage their their databases, it's going to be a fucking nightmare. You're gonna have some real nightmare scenarios taking place.
02:06:32 And it's gonna happen soon. We're gonna within the next 5 years, I think there's going to be like a massive.
02:06:39 I.
02:06:41 I don't want. I don't know if scandal is the right word, but there's gonna be a massive fail of AI that's going to do some damage. But yeah, that's that's.
02:06:53 You know, meanwhile, people are going to get their, you know, the proverbial.
02:06:57 Social Security number tattooed to their back.
02:07:01 Anyway, and last but not least, tonight it's been kind of a cozy stream.
02:07:07 Kind of a I mean, I thought it'd be nice to have a a break a break from.
02:07:14 From some of the.
02:07:17 I don't know some of those change things up a little bit, but last but not least, one of the things that I saw from.
02:07:24 From Gad Saad on Twitter today, even though I think he tweeted this yesterday. Ohh by the way it's it's now officially June.
02:07:32 It's officially June. Everybody May is over.
02:07:36 It's officially June. Well, for some of you, it's probably been June for a little bit, but now it's June for unless you're in like Hawaii or in Alaska, it's you're in June. Yeah. So there we go.
02:07:49 But Gad Saad. I found this to be quite rich.
02:07:54 Tweeted it out and gets for those you don't know, he's.
02:07:56 A Jew.
02:07:57 We moved to Canada in 1975. Future historians will marvel at how quickly a country can be destroyed from within because of the faulty parasite. Parasitized minds of its politicians. Oh, it's.
02:08:13 Politics.
02:08:15 The Canada of my youth is bafflingly different from the current Canada, and on nearly every possible metric, it is immeasurably worse. I only wish the Canadians would wake up and fight for their nearly fully lost society, and it's like the fucking balls.
02:08:35 The fucking chutzpah.
02:08:37 Of a Jewish immigrant.
02:08:43 Basically bitching about all of the side effects.
02:08:47 Of Jewish immigrants.
02:08:51 Now I don't know the history of Canada as much as I know, really hardly at all actually. But as much as I know the the history of America.
02:09:00 But certainly in America.
02:09:03 All of these issues he's discussing can be traced out very directly back to.
02:09:10 A large influx of Jewish immigrants.
02:09:15 They came to America from Eastern Europe around the turn of the century and then again after World War 2 and and and that's that's really that's what changed America.
02:09:29 That's what changed America and.
02:09:33 Probably Canada as well, I would imagine, if by no other reason through osmosis.
02:09:39 So it's it's it's, it's rich, it's very rich to me.
02:09:45 That you have this Jew saying this and really you gotta ask yourself why is? Why is he saying that? And he's not the only Jew making comments like this. It's because he's trying to wash his hands.
02:09:58 He's trying to wash his hands of of this of.
02:10:01 This.
02:10:02 Crisis that that he senses is building up, although I don't know like at this point it Canada has always been super lefty compared to the United States and I you know I I I don't see them ever really.
02:10:18 Turning this around because I don't even think we can turn around, even though we're we're way more right wing than Canada always have been.
02:10:25 And this the best we can do is is, you know getting.
02:10:30 Instead of left wing Jews in charge of everything, Zionist right wing Jews are in charge of everything, so I don't know.
02:10:39 I don't know how Canada is going to do it, but anyway.
02:10:43 So yeah, that was the.
02:10:46 That was the stuff that I.
02:10:48 I looked at Twitter or looked at on Twitter when I was making this song.
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02:11:06 On my way.
02:11:06 Back.
02:11:09 You're checking everything.
02:11:11 So that watch over there looking at me funny.
02:11:15 Black people built this country.
02:11:18 Best not be looking at me funny.
02:11:26 White man will be nothing without us.
02:11:29 I'll break your knees, Roy, come on. And wine here.
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02:13:39 Says one month subscriber streak. Well, thank you very much.
02:13:43 Jake Mitchell.
02:13:46 Then we got Antonio Vey.
02:14:04 Well, we got a white woman that just got eaten by a T-Rex. There was an event called the Katsuyama Incident. Three, you know, we I think we went over this 3 negro U.S. Marines made it a habit of visiting the village of Katsuyama.
02:14:21 Ohh this is this something.
02:14:23 Where they would pick out females and take them to nearby hills, rape them. Eventually. The felt so emboldened that they one day decided to leave their firearms behind. Google, Google what?
02:14:39 And then it cuts off. I'm assuming what happens next.
02:14:46 All right. Well, we wanted to look into that maybe.
02:14:50 Yeah, it's. I mean, obviously I did a stream on that kind of violence.
02:14:55 Which is should come as no surprise.
02:15:00 That is a very common.
02:15:02 Issue.
02:15:04 Unfortunately, we we inflict other countries.
02:15:08 The the negro problem is inflicted. The N E G R O Negroid problem is inflicted on all of the countries that we have bases in.
02:15:18 Thank you very much. There, Anton oy ve. Next up, we got Gorilla hands.
02:15:31 Rohan says Dev and I saw your post on Telegram about the president and Palantir. You seem like you might be critical of the plan. Trust the plan going. Yeah, it it's. It's like it's the same. It's literally it's the same.
02:15:46 It's like it's everything happens in cycles. This is the Patriot Act all over again, and this is the kind of stuff that you can only pass when you have Republicans in charge because the kinds of people that would oppose this sort of.
02:16:00 It are Republicans and they think it's fine when Republicans do it. If this is something that Kamala tried to do, people would be losing their god damn minds. But they're not. They're they're totally fine with it because Trump.
02:16:12 Is doing it.
02:16:13 And that's exactly what I said before the election. So all these people, they're.
02:16:18 Go away. Kamala would be better.
02:16:20 Ah, well, in this case, yes.
02:16:23 Actually.
02:16:25 And that's exactly what I was saying. Thank you very much. There, gorilla hands. Gorilla hands again. Simply says.
02:16:32 Faggots
02:16:34 All right. We got grill hands again says there's this new YouTuber called Shameless sperg. I've been watching his content on YouTube for a couple of weeks. He is Jay woke and reminds me of a YouTube friendly black pill. Well, he can't be that.
02:16:53 OK. Well, if he's on YouTube and it can't be that much of A of of a version of me, if he's if he's YouTube friendly.
02:17:03 But I've never seen this in this show. Man of low moral fiber says. I hope everyone is paying their taxes now that school is out, some little negroes might be going hungry when their mothers are doing crack all day. Well, and and if you're not doing paying your taxes.
02:17:23 The Palantir's gonna know about it.
02:17:27 Jay Orlando says Devon, I'm the one who's been posting chickens to your X account. The bees are really loving the sunflowers. My friend is willing to sell 2 established hives for $200. My have to follow me at FL friend.
02:17:46 Well, I'll tell you what, that's that's a decent deal if he has, if they're, if they're healthy hives.
02:17:53 And you're getting the the hot, you know, the physical hives and all the bees with them in today's market, 200 bucks for both is is pretty good. I mean that they're usually.
02:18:06 If even if you like, if you're paying bulk, that's pretty good. So that's.
02:18:12 I would.
02:18:14 If that's what you want, you know if you want.
02:18:15 To.
02:18:15 Get a beekeeping, which it's a whole thing. It's a whole thing. It's not just like, oh, I'm going to do this on the side. It's a whole thing. I mean, if you have two hives, well, if you have two hives.
02:18:25 It's not that much of a whole thing, but it is kind of a whole thing.
02:18:30 But yeah, I I I would recommend getting into it it I think everyone can handle 2 hives, 2 hives. It's pretty easy to do if as long as you have space as long as you have space where you can keep it away from any neighbors that might bitch and and and as long as you don't live somewhere where there's Africanized bees.
02:18:47 Then it's totally, I mean, it's easy peasy.
02:18:51 Toad Vine says god damn AI.
02:18:56 Yes, exactly.
02:18:58 Then we got Mr. Nigs.
02:19:01 Get a local there.
02:19:08 Mr. Nigs says Hail Stack and I appreciate that Mister Nigs.
02:19:13 And we got Rome built in a day.
02:19:17 Rome built in a day, says Dev. And I highly appreciate all the effort you put into trying to save the white rates and your streams and research ability are top notch. Well, I appreciate that and I I do what I can. It is it is exhausting sometimes, but it it needs to be done.
02:19:37 By the way, I'm going to be, uh, I'm gonna be on uh.
02:19:42 Tim Murdoch's show.
02:19:45 On Tuesday, I think let me double check this.
02:20:05 Where is ohm click on one.
02:20:08 Monday.
02:20:10 On Monday at 6:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.
02:20:15 I will be on Tim Murdoch show.
02:20:20 So before I forget.
02:20:26 Let's see here we got thank you very much there. Rome built in a day. We got Winston.
02:20:33 Says what are some of your favorite kind of fresh water?
02:20:38 Fresh water on sorry to move this fresh water and saltwater fish to eat.
02:20:46 And what do they taste like? I like swordfish. They're very tasty. I would mean to try catfish having, having lived in a desert for a big, big chunk of my life.
02:21:00 The big chunk of my adult life I have lived in places that have.
02:21:05 That are very far from seafood, and when I lived on the East Coast.
02:21:09 I lived in Maryland for a while and their thing was a soft shell crab, which wasn't really my thing.
02:21:16 And and then when I lived in San Francisco, I guess it was about I like sushi.
02:21:22 I like the sushi and the and the sashimi and I, you know I don't. Well, I don't know if I had a favorite.
02:21:29 I don't really have a favorite. I I mean, I like. I like seafood, but I never got. I never became like, connoisseur, and I'd probably struggle to even tell the difference if you were to give me. I I really like smoked salmon.
02:21:43 I really like. I really like, you know, I like. There was a place that when I lived in, I lived in San when I lived in San Francisco, there was this little deli that was real close to my my apartment.
02:21:56 And they had it. It was all overpriced, but it was great. They had, like, it sounds kind of boring, but it was. I don't know how it was so spectacular, but it was they. They had these little breakfast bagel sandwiches. It was just it was like this cream cheese that I don't know if they made it themselves or something, but it just it was fluffy.
02:22:16 And good it was.
02:22:16 Like.
02:22:16 Whipped and it had this really, really fucking good smoked salmon and some other ingredients on it, I don't know, but it was. It was amazing. It was amazing. And if they're, that's the only thing I miss.
02:22:30 So the only thing I miss about living there is is the that and there was a sandwich shop.
02:22:38 That, ironically, actually that my favorite sandwich is a seafood sandwich. It was a it was a maybe salmon is my favorite fresh water fish, I guess cause it was the they had a salmon sandwich. That was it wasn't smoked salmon, but it was a salmon sandwich. That was amazing.
02:22:52 And I used to get the the sandwich, the salmon sandwich there all the time.
02:23:01 Weird question. Yeah, as far as.
02:23:06 Far as saltwater fish, I don't know. I don't have. I don't have had a lot of saltwater fish. I mean, I guess I've.
02:23:14 I like shrimp. How about that? It's not really a fish I like. I like shrimp and lobster a lot.
02:23:21 Grenade grenade says I'm truly convinced that everyone has a predetermined life. I've heard too many stories of people trying their damnedest to pursue a goal, never to be achieved, and others having a certain path laid set in front of them. This guys final hour hadn't come yet.
02:23:41 And had you pulled a loaded gun on him, it wouldn't it. It would have jammed.
02:23:46 Ah, so you got you got the theory where it's like, final destination, huh? Well, I'll tell you, I I said that after we got him, you know, everything was situations like. Well, it sounds. Seems like someone didn't want you to die today. And he was. He was, really. He was uncharacteristically emotional and and very, very grateful.
02:24:06 And but yeah, it was. It was not his time, I guess regardless of why and it didn't make me, it didn't make me think, you know, was there. Was there something?
02:24:19 Something at work? Was there something at work that created this?
02:24:23 These chain of events.
02:24:25 I don't know. I don't know.
02:24:29 But it makes you wonder, man of low moral fiber says our capital is literally a gay porn studio. They produce gay porn in the Senate. Well, that is true. No one went to jail for that.
02:24:42 No one went to jail for that. I mean, we're not locking anybody up. That's something else I saw on Twitter this morning. I said that the the second we get any kind of leader that actually does hold people accountable, they'll be asked to be emperor in the same way that unruly children. I think the way I put it was unruly children.
02:25:02 Of neglectful parents crave discipline.
02:25:06 The forgotten citizenry of an oligarchy likewise craves that kind of structure and discipline.
02:25:16 And that's all it would take. That's all it would take is just someone who's not afraid to wield the sword, and people will love him for it.
02:25:25 And I we're not gonna get that. We're not gonna get that in Trump, and we're not gonna get that. We're certainly not gonna get that in Jade. Vance and I just hope it's it comes from our direction at least.
02:25:36 A little bit, because if not, it'll come from the other direction.
02:25:42 Man of low moral fiber again says watch the documentary on the New Mexico Prison Riot and one of the prisoners told a story about how gay rape would make the whole dorm area smell like human feces. Any rape in prison should be a mandatory death penalty, no questions asked. Yeah, and that we should be very liberal with the death penalty, and that would certainly.
02:26:04 Qualify. I think. I think violent rape should always be.
02:26:08 Death penalty, quite frankly.
02:26:11 Regardless of whether it's in a prison or not.
02:26:16 My cock 420 blazin says. I don't understand how white people can be retarded enough to think that in the privacy of their own home won't negatively affect society. Well, it's because that's what Jews have been telling them since, like the 1970s.
02:26:34 And they they believed it mostly because they live relatively, you know, pristine lives well compared to someone like Glenn Greenwald.
02:26:44 Man of low moral fiber says. I think most of the people watching the stream now, know fags are disgusting, but until people know about bug chasing, it's hard to conceptualize the true scope of depravity. If you have company, health insurance, health insurance, you are paying for the life saving meds for faggots.
02:27:04 Because they chose to get HIV and they take it from you every single pay.
02:27:10 Check.
02:27:11 That that is true. You are paying for degeneracy in one way or another. Bread breaker for Adolf says my uncle wrecked on his motorcycle. And after drinking, cops threw him in jail with broken ribs and a punctured lung. He died in jail, screaming for help.
02:27:31 This was in Texas. My other uncle, his brother, was miles away in another state and he woke up with anxiety, thinking that as thinking of that, his brother died in jail. The soul is real.
02:27:46 Ether I think you meant is real.
02:27:49 Mind connects us. Fuck Texas. Fuck cops. Good job. Yeah. Like I said, I I it was totally uncharacteristic of me there. I don't know why I walked to the front door and opened it up and I and I as I was doing it, I was like, this is dumb. Why am I doing letting all the hot air in and.
02:28:07 I was just staring at the desert.
02:28:09 Just like just staring like like like why am I doing this and I?
02:28:14 ohh Help me.
02:28:16 I was like.
02:28:16 What the fuck?
02:28:18 So it literally was like moments. It was like I'm I stood there for maybe a couple, maybe a couple minutes before I.
02:28:24 Heard the yelling.
02:28:28 Bread Baker for Adolf says was miles. Ohh wait. That was noted. That one sharpshooter says hey, do you have a good stream? As always, I'm so sick and tired of the normalization of faggotry and trans bullshit. Fags and trans should be institutionalized and receive electroshock therapy and lobotomized.
02:28:49 Well, I think they should just be put in the pit.
02:28:51 That, that, that just uncomplicated everything and it's way cheaper than all that stuff you.
02:28:58 Alright. And then we got our first big darn night from Beach Boys. Money is pop, money is the only weapon that that you have to defend yourself with.
02:29:10 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:29:28 Beach Boys alright, Beach Boys says I'm excited to hear the new Cyberg song. I need a new song to play with the windows down in Lakewood, NJ Quintapa 2 win and we should have a Quintapa. Maybe we should make a or is it the Quatapa. We need to make a Quatapa.
02:29:47 Shirt. I was thinking about that.
02:29:50 I haven't made a new shirt in a while, although we do have the new hat or the it's the only hat. Maybe we'll have a quick top of shirt, although I think it's a little obscure at this point, but.
02:30:00 We'll we'll we'll want to see, but yeah, well, you got your new song there. Beach Boys. You got your new song. Hopefully you enjoyed.
02:30:10 It.
02:30:11 And I said I'll I'll post it on Twitter and stuff tomorrow and or maybe, yeah, maybe I'll just do it right after the show. It's maybe the timing doesn't matter as much.
02:30:19 I just have always have this head space of like. Oh, you gotta think like someone that's that's marketing. Sometimes there's different. You know, you post something in the middle of fucking night, no one's going to see it. And it's not going to get the the momentum. It needs to really go by at at that. You know, I don't really care so much about that stuff as you guys probably have seen in the past. I've posted stuff in middle of night and it's still.
02:30:40 Gone places, so I don't know how much that it really meant. I'm sure it does matter, but I.
02:30:44 Don't know if I really.
02:30:45 Care that much might just post that for the.
02:30:49 But thank you very much Beach Boys. All right, then. We got deer and headlights.
02:30:59 Deer in headlights. I'm so relieved. The wild horses addition turned out to be a happy ending story.
02:31:06 Yeah, it was a yeah. It was a happy ending. The horse was fine, too. I was trying to think of, like, so another issue.
02:31:16 I couldn't think of a good metaphor, though.
02:31:20 I was thinking about wrapping up the actual issue of wild horses.
02:31:24 I forgot to even talk about that tonight, but I was gonna. I was gonna bring up. So there's wild horses, especially in in the western United States that have for centuries really cause a lot of these horses.
02:31:38 Were escaped horses from the Spanish when they were first colonizing North America, so the wild horses we've had have been wild, or that we have have been around and they've been.
02:31:54 You know, in the wild for centuries of this point. Same thing with the Burroughs. And there's, like, this big controversy all the time about, you know, because BLM, you know, Bureau of Land Management not, you know, but they're supposed to manage the populations because the horses aren't actually.
02:32:15 From America and and then you have these fights between like, the the cattle ranchers want them to all be eradicated because when the horse are horses are eating and grazing, it's taking away grazing.
02:32:30 Food for the their their cattle. And then you have all these conservationists and then all the it's like this big thing. And I was. I was, you know, not only aware of it, I researched a little bit to see if there's any kind of parallel like a draw to like anything useful to us. And I was like Nah, not really. It's just it's just kind of.
02:32:49 Morning. Actually, I guess that's why.
02:32:51 I really talk about it tonight.
02:32:54 But I it almost became literally about wild horses. I thought about it for a minute, and I was like, it was kind of boring.
02:33:00 But yeah, yeah, good, happy ending. Good, happy ending. Thank you very much. Deer and headlights. Next up, we got statutory ape.
02:33:16 No.
02:33:19 Ah, Negroid says. Or or. Negroid says statutory APE says Negroid is the jam you neglected. The use of the pit. Can we tell Mister Greenwald to get in the pit? Thank you for your hard work, Devon. Well, I'll tell you what, if anyone deserves it.
02:33:35 Mango.
02:33:39 Yeah, I I look gay Jews go in the pit. Sorry.
02:33:43 Gay Jews that.
02:33:45 Especially if they've adopted little boys, they go in the pit, which is not to say that.
02:33:52 Maybe his anti Israel or not really, but critical of Israel reporting has has has has made some kind of.
02:34:00 Positive propaganda.
02:34:03 Influence on the world, I I don't know. It really doesn't matter to me. I have standards.
02:34:09 It's not that it doesn't matter, but like I still have standards and he goes in the.
02:34:15 Uh, Bessemer?
02:34:18 Cash flow checkout.
02:34:25 I'd like to return this duck.
02:34:28 Bessemer says hi Devon. I saw a news story that 250 million bees got accidentally released in Washington state from a truck after an accident. They are warning people to watch out for swarms. Who knows? That sounds like a lot of bees. Yeah, that sounds like.
02:34:44 A pollination truck got in an accident. I I looked at the story brief, let it dig into it, but it looked. It just looked like a pollination truck. What they do?
02:34:56 Is a lot of people realize this? They load beehives on the pallets.
02:35:02 And stack them up on the back of big rigs. They putting Nets over the the hives so the bees can't let.
02:35:09 And then they drive them across the country from maybe as far away as Florida, all the way to California to do the almond pollination. And then when the almond almond pollination is done, which is early on in the year, they go to Washington, I think to do apples.
02:35:30 And then when that's done, they go. I mean, I don't know they got, but they got, it's all you know what? Whatever the next crop is, they just load them up. And there's beekeepers that, that's their all their money, their their entire money is just renting out their beehives to.
02:35:47 Far like the the farmers and you know, or, you know, by far I don't mean like.
02:35:52 Little farmer guy. I mean, like big, you know, big farmers but and also by the way, I mean big beekeepers.
02:35:59 So it's just a big agricultural thing. So if you've got a a big rig that's stacked full of of beehives and it gets in a rack that that could be 1/4 of $1,000,000 worth of bees. I mean, I don't know exactly, but I've I've heard numbers like that when they talk about those trucks, so that could.
02:36:19 That could be a really expensive.
02:36:22 Uh.
02:36:23 Accident and what will happen in in that instance when you have that many beehives, get into a wreck like that is if their hive is even a little bit intact and their queen didn't die, you know, get squished. When it happened, they'll probably try to stay in like the.
02:36:44 The wreckage of their box.
02:36:47 But if their their box got annihilated, or if their queen got killed or whatever, they'll they'll abscond then just who knows? It looked like the accident was bad enough to wear most of the hives were not intact anymore. So there probably is like a butt load of fucking swarms. But the thing is.
02:37:07 The swarms are, even when they're Africanized, they're they're really docile. When I have Africanized bees that have swarmed and I got to go deal with it, I I don't wear a full suit. Usually I in fact.
02:37:25 And you can just, you can usually get.
02:37:27 Away with just wearing a.
02:37:28 Veil. They don't get pissy until they're they're guarding.
02:37:32 Brood and and so.
02:37:35 These bees that would be used for pollination would be.
02:37:37 Pretty.
02:37:39 Pretty laid back. Really. What you gotta worry about is them moving into your walls.
02:37:46 And that's way too many bees all at once to swarm out for any area. So a lot of the swarms will die like they they won't find a place to, you know, to make a hive and.
02:37:58 They'll just end up dying, so that's probably what will happen.
02:38:02 But yeah, I saw that story. Thank you very much, Bessemer.
02:38:08 And we got Winston.
02:38:10 Winston says Gad Saad is a disgusting piece of shit. He constantly lies to young, vulnerable men. But how most women are out of their league because women are highly educated make more money and other superficial things that they will literally never go for them or any type of average guy. Yet he also tells men.
02:38:30 Not to go to college and instead get a.
02:38:32 Trade. While there is nothing wrong with trades, in fact trades men often make more and are happier than you. Diversity educated men. Why would he purposely advocate for men to not get the kind of women they want because he's a Jew? He's a subversive Jew and he is part of the problem and he should be deported.
02:38:53 That's the that's the the real answer.
02:38:57 He and and everyone related to him should be deported immediately.
02:39:02 And then Winston again.
02:39:04 Cash flow checkout.
02:39:11 I'd like to return this duck.
02:39:14 Winston again says not to use anecdotal evidence, but in almost all the happy couples that I know. And I know a lot, including married ones with kids, the woman is university educated and makes a lot of money. While the guy works as a tradesman or is not university educated. To say that women will literally never go for you as BS fuck him.
02:39:38 Yeah, well, I'll say that that is probably the case because most women go like, if you are.
02:39:47 If you're a middle class guy.
02:39:51 And you're smart.
02:39:53 You can make money.
02:39:55 Without having to go through college and there's even a good chance that you might avoid college like the plague because you didn't want to get into student.
02:40:04 Loan.
02:40:05 Debt, like me, right? Like I went to college a little bit, but then, like the second I started getting job offers that where I was like. Well, this is the kind of job offer I'd get with a degree.
02:40:15 So why am I still going to school? You know, like if I can already get the jobs that you get when you have the degree I'm trying to get like, why am I getting the degree?
02:40:23 So I stopped immediately and I and and and never held me back a ton. There were probably some jobs I I couldn't that I applied for and didn't get because I didn't have some magic piece of paper.
02:40:37 But especially if you're in the arts or in the trades, what's going to work better for you or in even in computer programming or something like that is your portfolio.
02:40:47 And so I think that's what a lot of men do, whereas women go and get certificates, you know, they get the magic pieces of paper, they get the, you know, the merit badge. They go do that. And because that's what women do. And that's what they're told to do. So you see that kind of match up a lot.
02:41:07 I mean, look, when I was dating.
02:41:11 A lot of women on the well on the East and the West Coast and part of it was, I guess because I.
02:41:17 Was in a metropolitan area.
02:41:21 Anytime that.
02:41:22 Any time it went even remotely good, they they almost always had like a PhD or something like that, you know, or a Masters at least, right.
02:41:31 And that's, you know, that's that's.
02:41:34 That's because I like, you know, as a smart guy, like smart women and smart women usually have the magic piece of paper. You know, don't get me wrong, a lot of dumb women have that magic piece of paper, too. But you know, that's usually how it goes. I get it.
02:41:53 Thank you very much, Winston. And yes, fuck Gad Saad yeah, said bread Baker for adoff.
02:42:02 Says the bagel salmon dish you described as a Jewish staple called locks. Uh. Way to go. Well, yeah. I don't know if it's. That's the only thing that's that's the only thing it's called. But even if it is, I don't care how. Only only it. Look, I like Reuben sandwiches too. And that's the Jewish food. I'll eat Jewish sandwiches all day long and not feel.
02:42:23 Bad about it, but I love smoked salmon too. And the Alaskan halibut is also good. But fried Calamari takes first place. I like calamari too. There was a place that used to have uh, they used to have octopus salad.
02:42:38 And it was, uh.
02:42:40 It was Japanese.
02:42:43 So it was called. They called it. I always thought it was funny because they called it Taco salad cause I guess the word for octopus in Japanese is Taco, but it was.
02:42:53 It was I I don't think. I don't think it was cooked. I think it was like raw octopus, or at least it the texture was like it wasn't. You know, it wasn't like fried or anything. It was like it was like cubed up.
02:43:02 Squishy but.
02:43:03 Not like gross, squishy, like, sometimes calamari can be it was like had like a crispiness to. I don't know. It's hard to describe, but there's a place this was many years ago.
02:43:14 I'd get that all the fucking time and, but then I moved and I've never found anything like it since that was like.
02:43:22 That was probably like 15 years ago, so.
02:43:27 Yeah. No, I I like seafood. I like seafood. I'm pretty open to it.
02:43:32 All right, now let's take a look at Rumble, where maybe only some of the questions will.
02:43:37 Be about seafood.
02:43:44 All right, let's take a look here.
02:43:46 Scroll scroll scroll, scroll scroll scroll lots of scrolling.
02:43:52 Here we go.
02:43:54 Hate commander says the spirit of Churro alerted you to the horse incident. Mr. Stack Ghost can't works in mysterious ways. I like that theory.
02:44:04 I like that theory maybe, although Churro did not like this guy and this guy did not like churro.
02:44:11 They were kind of.
02:44:13 They were kind of at odds.
02:44:15 Like he, he did not like Churro, because Churro killed some of his baby chickens like he didn't have proof of it. But I'm.
02:44:25 Pretty sure that's what happened.
02:44:30 So he was not a fan. He was not a fan of Churro.
02:44:35 But who knows? Maybe they maybe they they smooth things out, you know, or maybe maybe that maybe that was churro's.
02:44:43 You know, he was he was trying to he give back after killing so many of the because it was so many he he killed like all of their baby chickens.
02:44:55 In a very short period of time, like over the course of a month, they went to like from like 20 baby chicks.
02:45:00 To like 0.
02:45:04 Ohh churro uh based officer Jeremias with the big dono.
02:45:12 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you has to defend himself with.
02:45:17 Look how Jewy this Fag is.
02:45:35 Alright, based officer jeremiahs.
02:45:39 Says never trust the faggots. They will always do some weird shit. A man who takes a dick should be discredited immediately. Devon, do you think it's a choice, or are they born with their wires all fucked up.
02:45:56 Up. Well, just like anything, I think there's probably people that are maybe predisposed to it, but I think most of it's a, a, a mind virus as a result of being raped as a child. So I have a slight amount of sympathy, but also kind of want to, you know, end the vicious cycle in the pit pits. One way to do that.
02:46:17 The pit would definitely end that vicious cycle.
02:46:20 You know, because it's like if you have a disease, if you have a diseased arm as much as you want to keep your arm, it's sometimes better for the rest of the body if you just cut it off.
02:46:31 And that's how I would view things.
02:46:34 In a perfect world, that's how we would conduct ourselves.
02:46:38 But yeah, I think that's probably what happened. Is they're mentally ill as a result of trauma from childhood abuse.
02:46:47 And maybe there are some people just like I said, there's like they say there's some people who are maybe genetically more predisposed to alcoholism. Well, I mean, like, look at Indian reservations, right.
02:46:58 So is there maybe some of that going on? Sure. But no one's born. There's no gauging. That's fucking gay. That's that's. That's ridiculous. That's because that's a gene that would have eradicated itself like a million years ago. Like, literally a million years ago. If there was a gay gene. OK, well, guess what? You know, it's like.
02:47:18 That's like saying that that that, yeah, like there's a gene that makes your dick like not not produce children. It's like. Ohh then how does it?
02:47:25 Keep going. You know, like if.
02:47:28 It doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense.
02:47:32 Cause a lot if that if that was OK. Sure, not every some gay people are going to reproduce anyway, right? But it would happen. It would happen less and less and less and less and less. And eventually it would go away.
02:47:46 Based officer Jeremias, I love it when I commented and you almost immediately address my question without even reading it. Same wavelengths, but I don't love it enough where it gets me.
02:48:00 Well, don't. Don't be don't be a fagg about it. All right, well, anyway.
02:48:06 Weirdo.
02:48:10 OK. Anyway, moving right along.
02:48:14 Moving right along.
02:48:17 Dee Mitch says a majority of Maga are just politically homeless, degenerate supporting Democrats. They'll abandon the conservative label the second their left-leaning middle of the road Messiah comes along. Well, that's The thing is the second they've got, they have like, a a less.
02:48:38 Psycho Democrat. You know Democrat party then.
02:48:43 You know that's they'll just switch back.
02:48:49 It's all about branding to these people.
02:48:54 Zen, Christopher says, isn't it funny that Trump doesn't seem at all interested in finding out who took a shot at him in Butler, PA? It's almost like he already knows.
02:49:08 Well, I mean, I already know it was that guy. I don't believe. I don't. I don't think it was some crazy conspiracy. I don't think it was, you know, Israel or anything like that. I think it really was just that guy. I think that there was.
02:49:21 You know that that's the environment we're in right now. There are crazy people that, that, especially at that moment thought that Trump's the next Hitler, and he's going to put us in camps and read, you know, dysgenic retards like that guy or the type of person that they're never going to accomplish anything in life anyway. But this would make them.
02:49:41 The big man. And so they tried to do it and.
02:49:44 Failed. I don't think there's anything any more complicated than that and.
02:49:51 You know the idea that that Ohh Israel tried to kill him? Why he's he's like their their guy.
02:49:58 Yeah. Like who. Who would it be? You know the quote, UN quote, deep state? Well, I'm pretty sure, like, he's the deep state now. I don't think it was the deep state. He's not exactly busting the the the deep state wide open. You know what?
02:50:14 And I don't think it was Israel because.
02:50:17 He he's been he was sucking Israel dick the whole campaign. It's not like he he he just barely he he he had like some change of heart all of a sudden after the shooting.
02:50:30 So he was already owned. He doesn't need to be. And why shoot at him? You know, he's already doing. He's already doing what they want. He's already going to do what they wanted.
02:50:38 So I I think when when people say that like, oh, it's Israel, whatever they they're coping like.
02:50:44 Like somehow. Oh, he's really the man that I want him to be deep down inside. It's just he's afraid. It's like, OK, well, then he's kind of a pussy either way. He doesn't, he doesn't deserve to be president. That, that's what's gonna, if that's all it takes, right? First of all, second of all, like, that's, you know, they don't. He doesn't need a gun to his head to do what he's doing.
02:51:05 Mechanized doom says Devon I live in Silicon Valley and there is a stand for fertility clinic that's almost exclusively providing services for jeets and Chinese delivering stuff. There is really black Pilling.
02:51:21 Yeah, well, there's a lot of. There's definitely a lot of H1B1 visas in that whole area. And you're right, it's uh.
02:51:28 They, they. They.
02:51:31 They're the ones that get the jobs.
02:51:33 They're the ones that get the jobs.
02:51:35 And if you're a white male, especially if there's even, like a hint.
02:51:39 The hint of.
02:51:42 Masculinity about you, then? Yeah. Like they'll hire a white male that's like a tranny or something like that, but anyone else you're fucking, you know you're done.
02:51:51 You will not get the job. It's part of the reason I didn't last long out there. It was just like fucking soul sucking to to even even clients like you knew that. Like, if you just talked about anything, yeah.
02:52:05 With any kind of honesty, it would just be.
02:52:10 It was. It was bad. It was a very it was a very oppressive atmosphere to live in.
02:52:15 Uh, back at entropy, we got Bread Baker for Adolf saying the bagel salmon. Ohh, that's the same one I already did that one.
02:52:23 And then we had.
02:52:26 Arch Stanton.
02:52:28 Says thanks for not showing the Greenwald video. I couldn't avoid that one screenshot, but anyone who posted the video should join him in the pit. Yeah, I.
02:52:39 I was. I still have not. I haven't seen the video. I've just like I said, I just saw what?
02:52:45 You know, I saw moments of the video as I scrolled the timeline rapidly trying to get past like, Oh no. And it was.
02:52:52 Just kept popping up.
02:52:54 But that's the last thing I fucking wanted to see. I didn't want to get that into my head.
02:52:59 Ah.
02:53:01 All right, guys, we're going to shut her down.
02:53:04 Hope you guys have a good rest of your weekend. Hope you enjoyed the.
02:53:09 The song I think I'm gonna. I'll I'll probably.
02:53:12 I'll probably tweet it out with the link to the stream tonight after the show here if you guys.
02:53:18 I.
02:53:19 Want the song and I'll probably put it on Telegram as well. So anyway, make sure you check out. Like I said, I'll be on Tim Murdoch's show on Monday.
02:53:28 Most likely on rumble, possibly no show Wednesday, possibly no show Wednesday. I got to help someone out this week and.
02:53:41 And I'm just kind of.
02:53:42 And I'm exhausted, to be honest. Might be nice to not have to.
02:53:47 Research so it's.
02:53:49 I don't think it's really. I mean I think well, maybe you guys realize it's a lot of research doing some of these streams and it's it's hard to to to keep it fresh and keep doing it constantly. You know, twice a week, it's like it's like.
02:54:02 Having to write like a term paper twice a week every week.
02:54:06 You know, sometimes you just need, like, a pause. You hit the pause button for a minute.
02:54:10 But and but I got. I got someone I got to help out and I don't know if I'm gonna be able to do both, but I will be on Tim Murdoch show on Monday. So anyway.
02:54:21 Make sure you tune in there.
02:54:23 Thanks for joining me tonight on this wonderful June 1st. Now that we've started June.
02:54:30 And like always.
02:54:34 You have a good rest of your weekend in the meantime.
02:54:38 For Black Pilled, I am of course.
02:54:41 Devon Stack.
02:54:45 You want.
02:54:50 My by my.
02:54:59 The gatekeeper.
02:55:14 When I speak, you will stop, and you will listen.
02:55:23 I see. You have all been stained with a color and marked by a number.
02:55:35 If I call your number or your color, you must answer.
02:55:39 Yes, my gatekeeper!
02:55:45 If you fail to answer Yes my gatekeeper, when I call your number or color, you will be punished!
02:55:56 You.
02:55:59 The one who?
02:56:04 Get you?
02:56:07 Show me your maker.
02:56:15 If you.
02:56:19 Big time.
02:56:25 Move your marks.
02:56:33 Love.
02:56:41 But.
02:56:47 You have learned.
02:56:52 Do not forget for you will all be called.