Show full transcript 1:07 potentially compromising sensitive data and networks. FBI urges organizations to 1:12 take the following steps now. So it tells you all the things to do to... 1:17 So we're fucked. So what's what's happening is AI is eventually going to 1:22 figure out the code of everything that exists and there'll be no more 1:26 encryption. That's gonna be gone. There's gonna be no more passwords. 1:30 Yeah, that'll be useless. Yeah, and it's gonna get very squirrely because money is online 1:35 Haven't they already made that I mean that octopus scandal was all about that back door 1:40 They put into everything way back when so what is the octopus scandal? Which one's that? You know octopus 1:45 I mean it's connected FC and all them. It was like 1:52 But not octopus have you heard 1:56 Oh the octopus murder this that's connected to that 2:00 Oh, okay. So yeah, I watched one episode of that or the beginning of it. I didn't watch the whole I heard it's fucking incredible 2:07 Yeah, the guy managed to like slash both is like the way he committed suicide 2:12 Right, it's very suspicious like the Enron whistleblower that shot himself in the head twice. Yeah, that guy's 2:18 Did he shoot himself in the head twice twice twice like Gary really like the guy like Gary Webb 2:24 Gary Webb did it twice. No, maybe the Enron guy didn't it. Maybe I'm just thinking of Gary Webb 2:27 Well, the, uh, who's the one the Clintons, they always said that it held? 2:33 Um, that one's Vince Foster. That's a fucking weird one, man. 2:37 The Strange Death of Vince Foster is a great book. 2:41 What's that? 2:41 I read that book in, like, fuck, it was like the early 2000s. 2:44 I think that guy was on Jimmy's show just recently, and I didn't know that. 2:46 And he was saying, no, the Clintons didn't, didn't do it. 2:50 They took the blame for it, but no, it's some FBI-associated gang, 2:53 trafficking gang that did it. 2:55 He probably didn't want to go along with the thing that they're all into, you know 2:58 Well, perhaps there's probably a bunch of factors right because for sure 3:02 While Clinton was governor of Arkansas. That's when all that Barry Seal stuff was going on Amina Arkansas 3:08 They're dropping off coke so there's no tell right so there's that for sure 3:12 But then there's also that that scheme that they were doing that real estate real estate scandal 3:18 It wasn't shot twice, but there's oh 3:20 We oh wait, I find I tell you the most so the Gary Webb was the one who got shot 3:24 Okay, Vince Foster. There's the thing that blew my mind because 3:28 And Jimmy has sat on this for a year because he thought it sounded too far out 3:30 There's an interview like and I couldn't believe when I saw it the guy when he was researching 3:36 There was a reporter that was like a supposed like you know like how I consider Ben Swann to be a good guy 3:41 Reported like supposedly like that, but he wasn't he's a piece of shit 3:44 Help and cover it up according to according to this guy and that guy's name that reporter was Chris Ruddy 3:49 Who's now the guy who runs Newsmax he's a billionaire now 3:55 That's what this guy said 3:57 Proving and whatever but I'm a news reporter become a billionaire. Um, I'm sure legitimately 4:07 I get picked is one of these conspiracy guys, which I'm not I just definitely not not at all not at all 4:12 So was the whitewater real estate scandal that Vince Foster was also entangled in so there was like there was a lot 4:19 Going down with that and then they found him dead 4:21 But there was more blood missing from his body than was at the scene of the crime 4:25 All right, his body clearly had been moved. Also the gun was in this guy wrote it this motherfucker wrote the book 4:31 He's in on the cover up that guy was telling us. Yo 4:34 Amazing that's 4:37 That's amazing because that book is real so now I have to rethink everything that I read in that book 4:43 I think that interview dude 4:44 You should watch because that guy was really fascinating 4:46 And I had never even thought about Vince Foster for a long time. Well, it's like what they always say Trump is doing 4:51 He's doing 4d chess like these guys are like some people are not in your favor idiots, right? 4:57 Yeah, so I'm gonna tell you everything remember he came on here 5:01 And he was like sounded pretty good and then immediately 5:03 Rugged pulled everyone like how long that take the rug pull of Trump. Would you say? 5:09 We're gonna run the warrant around was what a year. Yeah. He waited a year. Well, then we have the stupid um 5:15 War on drug narco terror, which is always fit anybody talk about that's a fucking lion phony. So the Department of War 5:23 The way the guy's got all the bro cream and his fucking hair and the Templar tatis 5:31 So that but you think the war on drugs is fake like when they're blowing up those what do you think is going on? 5:37 Well, I think I'm mostly probably marijuana guys not even going to America the idea of Venezuela cocaine is propa 5:44 I used to do a lot of coke dude, and I heard every kind of cocaine and never heard no Venezuelan coast. That's true 5:48 I've never heard of this pure Venezuelan dude 5:51 Is it only as well that they were blowing up those boats? Well, maybe they were 5:56 You already know this 5:59 They were probably trying to cripple their money chain before they invaded them. Oh, I was reading about what they did to them 6:06 What oh my god? Oh, yeah, the new weapon lead. Oh, it's like swells your shit up 6:12 They said it doesn't it's non-lethal in a sense because it doesn't actually kill you 6:17 Yeah, yeah, yeah the stuff they use in Venezuela, but you're fucking done 6:21 I don't think they boil your brain boil your ass 6:24 I think I did use I think Maduro and his wife they got their asset out of there because the regime still in place by the way 6:29 I don't even know what the point would be of taking him out if you still the same 6:33 This one step at a time 6:35 Pentagon allows DHS to test a heat ray weapon for possible use of the border Wow, okay 6:40 But what is that find out that thing that they combobulator the discombobulator? Yeah, is that what they're calling it? 6:46 But they were talking about it today like what it actually does. Yeah 6:49 Yeah, well at least on this article that someone sent me on doesn't it raise the temperature of your like cells by a little bit or 6:57 Something it just like fries 7:01 It's a microwave it's just they were saying that it doesn't kill you so it's non-lethal technically technically, but you're never the same you're 7:10 They say less than lethal, I thought the beanbags are not as scary as the rubber bullets the rubber bullets 7:15 Yeah, I'll take your eyes out. Yeah, those take your eyes out 7:17 There's people have lost eyeballs to rubber bullets 7:19 I can't shoot you right in the face of those fuckers, but everywhere 7:22 But that's the story that people report when Venezuela was invaded is insane 7:27 It's like these like super soldiers with these weird fucking headsets on 7:32 Everyone's falling down shitting their pants their eyes are bleeding. That's not true. I bet it is true 7:38 So those super soldier helmets, that's the I'm sure they have that I'm not saying they don't the heat raises 7:42 I'm saying I don't think they used it there last 24 hours my type of non-lethal weapon 7:46 Right, right, right, but I'm saying what they used in Venezuela. They were discussing specifically like what they used in Venezuela as a non-lethal 7:56 Weapon Venezuela 8:02 Yeah 8:03 Trump administration, so this is different 8:05 I think because if they're already testing it they fucking did this already in the Venezuela stuff 8:12 Whatever it was whoever was talking about it. I should probably have saved it 8:18 I'm just trying to stay offline. I'm just trying to are you really how how how many how many hours of screen time 8:23 Do you think you you're doing a day? I do I still watch stuff, but it's mostly YouTube videos 8:29 Okay, that most of my use on my phone if I'm bored is YouTube videos 8:33 Yeah, and it's all pretty either education or interest you had to guess social media how many an hour hour a day 8:41 that's that's admirable. I'm trying. This show is presented by DraftKings. 8:46 Think DraftKings isn't available in your state. Think again the cage is set and 8:50 DraftKings keeps the full card at your fingertips in one sports app live in 8:56 all 50 states. Download the DraftKings sports app and use the code Rogen. New 9:00 customers can spend five and get 200 in bonuses within 21 days. That's code 9:06 Rogan spent five get 200 in bonuses in partnership with DraftKings. The crown is yours. 9:12 Gambling problem called 1-800-GAMBLER, 1-800-MYRE-SET, Connecticut called 888-789-7777 or visit 9:19 ccpg.org on behalf of Bute Hill Casino in Kansas. Bet tax pass through may apply in Illinois, 9:23 21 and over, Voight in Canada. 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These guys had their whole lives ahead of them but traded the glory 11:06 of the gridiron for the brutal reality of combat where the stakes were life and death 11:11 directed by Pete Berg, the guy behind Friday Night Lights and starring Nicholas Galetzine, 11:18 Bill Skarsgård, Ray Nicholson, and Tom Francis, The Mosquito Bowl, in theaters October 30th. 11:25 What's the average screen time, Jamie? 11:27 Do they have that? 11:28 Probably five or six hours. 11:29 That's insane. 11:30 Yeah. 11:30 It's probably five or six hours. 11:32 And on good days, I have zero hours. 11:33 Good days, I just stay completely off of it. 11:35 Those are the best days. 11:36 But today wasn't a good day. 11:37 Today, I got up early, had to take my kid somewhere, and then I got up in the 11:41 morning and did a little work, and then I was tired, and I took a shit, and that's 11:45 when I started watching my phone. 11:47 Then I watched my phone a little bit and I'm like all right. I gotta get to work 11:50 Yeah, but it was like after eating breakfast and sitting there with your phone on you just feel like such a loser 11:55 You like seven hours seven fucking hours a day. I'm usually editing crazy 12:01 It would be fair to me in my hours forty nine hours a week now imagine kids with no self-control and 12:07 Teachers that aren't paying attention so they have access to them at school. Yeah, they are paying attention. It's not good 12:13 It's nothing good 12:16 Most of it's poison most of it's poison, but you can curate it and make it not poison 12:21 If you're just smart with what you do like I get something out of YouTube videos 12:26 I get something out of like things that are interesting like ancient history stuff and stuff on cosmology and astronomy 12:32 That stuff is interesting to me. I'm always gonna like look at those 12:36 Do you guys fascinated? Do you guys remember the sorry to carry off? Do you guys remember the YouTube? 12:42 Spider-Man videos, do you remember those? 12:44 They're really great. 12:45 Okay, Spider-Man and Elsa. 12:46 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 12:46 It's one of the reasons for the apocalypse, yes. 12:48 Jamie, can you pull that up? 12:49 Jamie, do you mind pulling up the Spider-Man Elsa videos? 12:52 Yeah. 12:52 Which is, if you left your kid on YouTube long enough before they changed it, it was 12:56 like a slippery slope that led to increasingly fucked up videos. 13:01 And no one was sure where these videos were coming from. 13:04 Right. 13:04 And it was, it was, and they all, they- 13:06 Do you know what the final explanation was? 13:07 What? 13:09 Yeah, please. 13:10 This is the one that I would have explained it with is okay 13:13 So they base or use an algorithm they know kids psychologically are fascinated with like getting a shot or pregnancy or whatever 13:20 Or violence or violence or bugs and they mix it together into gibberish. It's colorful 13:24 So the kids stay on it and then okay, so that's like the mean and probably pretty reasonable 13:30 But I think that's testing something too. I don't think it was just oh, it was just greedy people were doing a thing 13:35 There is no way something like that exists that our foot our government didn't learn 13:40 everything they could about it and how to weaponize it and also it was probably them. 13:43 It gave you, can you find an actual cartoon of it Jamie? 13:46 Because it gave you a weird feeling watching them. 13:49 Like it felt bad. 13:51 There was a lot of the cartoons that get drunk and someone would smash their head 13:54 and there'd be blood all over the place. 13:55 So they get a shot, or Spider-Man's pregnant and then after he gets birthday so relieved, 14:00 like he took the shot. 14:00 Spider-Man got pregnant? 14:02 They're gibberish things, but that's a go right to the subconscious. 14:05 Wasn't there some of those things where they showed that pedophiles were communicating with each other? 14:10 in the comments, they were like using comments and code words. 14:14 Are you mean most of the things for kids? 14:15 They were just, so like they was- 14:16 Will blocks and every other thing like that? 14:18 They'd have like kid videos, like you know, 14:20 kids in a swimming pool and then they would, 14:22 in the comments would be the exact time 14:25 where if you went to that frame you could see a kid's ass. 14:28 Like that's what they were doing is so that you 14:30 don't have to waste your time. 14:30 It's kind of suspicious that you know that. 14:31 Watching the whole, watching the whole video. 14:34 What's the time stamp? 14:35 Yeah. 14:35 If that's a test, if you know then you're going to jail. 14:37 The time stamp? 14:38 Generally 322 14:43 Is there a number that's attached to like pedophile stuff like 420s attached to weed 14:47 I don't know probably they probably know like 187 is murder probably it seems like they got a lot of code words for sure 14:54 Oh for sure. It's a whole thriving on pizza beef jerky. Yep, right? Yeah, nobody ever explained 15:00 They should whoever the fuck wrote those emails. That's alive. They should be brought into a room publicly like what are you talking? 15:07 Yeah, why doesn't that happen? 15:09 He decided to do anything. What is what is beef jerky? Yeah, they didn't that guy just I've met him once 15:17 Neighbors do him for like 20 years. He had a massage table in his living room. My wife said this man's gross 15:23 Yeah, we left and we left and then the emails come out. How many emails did he have with the guy? 15:29 I don't know bringing funny kids there to the public person is so creepy. He's bringing all the other kids and some other kids 15:33 It's just a vacation ages us. Yeah 15:37 You're got love the beach you bring extra kids when you're on vacation right just the beach to a creeps house a guy that you said 15:44 It's like spare tires. Someone dies. Yeah 15:47 Yeah extra kids. Yeah 15:50 It's really spooky man, and it's really bizarre and but now the new you know what the new thing is is like stop talking about 15:58 Epstein is that the new thing? Well, yeah, when test has been saying that like when test miss 16:02 Not just him. A lot of Chris Ruddy 16:05 Israel triptakers like your Gavin beginis is and what have you okay, but 16:09 Devils advocate, please 16:11 Why are they doing that if you think it's possibly that they think hey look nothing's gonna change this Epstein stuff is a giant 16:19 Distraction there's real shit. We should be paying attention to right now like the midterms like Iran like whatever the fuck is happening in 16:26 France like all the stuff in 16:28 so you're saying the 16:30 The cannibal pedophile thing is less of a real thing than the midterms. 16:34 No, what I'm saying is the people that are online that are, you know, air quote influencers 16:39 and people talking about the news. 16:41 They're doing it on purpose because they're paid, then the morons that go along with 16:45 it say the thing you're saying. 16:46 Perhaps. 16:47 But this is what I'm saying, devil's advocate. 16:48 So like, if you're asking- 16:50 I'm saying war speculant. 16:50 Man. 16:51 That's a fake one. 16:52 We have a real one. 16:53 I feel like a fraud now because I know it is. 16:55 I think is it on the the 16:57 Sea serpent table out there 17:00 The sea serpent tables where you keep your back 17:04 That guy the Dow the guy that did the guy that did our table in our green room at the club 17:09 Okay, with the snake. Yeah, that guy's amazing man. He did. Oh, we have a oh dude. He's so good 17:15 He's so good. He's gave me an alligator. There's an alligator out there 17:18 That's like surfacing out of the water how cool that I have in the pool room 17:21 But on the table, there's a sea serpent one and it's the fucking shit man 17:26 It's got boats and the sea serpents coming out of the water. We have a video of it, right? 17:30 I think there's a video of it on my Instagram 17:35 Before we get to that, please 17:38 Pause and find that that table. I just while we're on the subject girl forget it because I want to give this guy 17:43 Some credit because he's he's really fucking good. He's super talented 17:47 I love you got a sea serpent table with a fennec walrus dick on it. Well, the walrus dick was given to me by Stephen Rinella 17:56 So this is a this is it is it's the underscore Dow 18:00 So that's the table that's in our studio 18:04 That's the one that we had a sawn half to get upstairs 18:08 Because we it was originally for this it was originally for here rather for the studio 18:12 Yeah, and then I said that belongs in the comedy club 18:15 Yeah, that really belongs as the green room find the the sea serpent one though. Jamie. He made me. I think that's it 18:22 Hold on girl to the left. That's it right there. Click on that 18:25 That's it 18:27 Look at that fucking like it's got a boat and what look at the sea serpent coming out of the water 18:31 That's where it gets crazy at the end. Oh, that's not ours. That's not exactly. That's just another one 18:38 That's another one. That's pretty cool. I thought that was all right. Oh, that's an octopus one 18:41 That's different that's awesome dude though. He's insane Scott Dow. He's really fucking talented. Oh look at the bottom 18:48 It's underneath it too. Yeah. Yeah, cool. Oh dude. He's so sick and he does a lot of it. He's the beginning work 18:54 He does it all with chainsaws man. Wow 18:56 Does he have like smaller like a number two chainsaw that's a smaller? 19:01 Down to the nitty-gritty and then he starts using complex tools, but 19:06 Okay, it's before that swimming dog classic swimming dog table 19:11 We've had it for a few years now, 19:12 so this is only like six months ago. 19:14 I know, but he reposts stuff. 19:17 I follow him on Instagram. 19:20 He's super fucking talented though, man. 19:22 He does a lot of these now. 19:23 Wow. 19:24 When we blew him up on the internet, 19:26 he got real popular. 19:28 He was real popular already. 19:29 Oh, I know a guy that makes fake, 19:30 Laura's dick bones. 19:32 It's on my Instagram. 19:34 What is that made out of? 19:35 He's doing Scott Bakula. 19:35 Is that made out of bones? 19:37 Scott Bakula, it's right now. 19:38 No, that's fake. 19:39 That's fake. 19:39 But the one we have outside is actually but it's a sound design fossilized 19:45 Giant walrus dick, but what's the material? Sorry originally it was a bone. No hit. Oh, that's some kind of wood 19:52 Okay, it's fake. I mean who cares. It's a fraud. Are you sure? Can I feel it? 19:57 You sure it's fake? 19:58 Go ahead. 19:58 I'm a good detective. 19:59 I'm actually holding the tip. 20:00 You're holding the base. 20:01 A lot of, it's just how. 20:02 Let me smell it. 20:03 Oh God! 20:04 Does it smell right? 20:05 No, it does smell fake. 20:06 It tastes weird too, dude. 20:07 I noticed that right away. 20:09 Does it smell weird when it's in your asshole? 20:11 I noticed it tasted weird the second I had it. 20:13 How many guys have fisted each other with one of these? 20:16 A lot. 20:16 For sure, more than one. 20:17 Usually we sit on these and do it. 20:19 Many. 20:19 But if you have a baculum and I have a baculum, 20:22 okay, then it's not as rare as we think, 20:24 Because we both have them and you didn't know I had one 20:27 Right. You saw how many good with that one. So how many guys have stuffed these up their ass? That's the question 20:36 You know 20:39 Texas stronger it has stronger a dildo lost in countless. Yeah 20:43 That's I mean it does and so this is the kind of thing that I think is gonna will at least of you if they can't get it 20:49 In the shops, they're gonna get it from Walrus back. That's right. Yeah, or they're gonna carve their own 20:53 You know yeah good old-fashioned ingenuity isn't style house 20:58 Talerico or the other guy issue 21:01 Walrus baculum cane with 24-coward gold-plated handle wow is that the former owner? Yeah, look at him. I have this in my rectum 21:11 Starting bid only ten bucks. That's it. That's a good deal. Oh, this is a long time ago 21:16 This is twenty-four twenty-three. Oh from God's ear to my tate and a photo of Wayne Hudson original owner 21:23 The current bid is only 128 bucks. 21:26 Hey, take a picture of me and keep it with this whale dick, uh, Kane. 21:29 You gotta put headphones on so we can all hear each other. 21:31 Otherwise, we're gonna talk over each other. 21:32 I was looking for Elcigate. 21:34 It said, it keeps seeing videos from about a year ago 21:35 where it's saying Elcigate 3.0 is starting up 21:38 and a bunch of AI videos are being used to make it. 21:40 And then I was trying to like cut in because I saw this pop up 21:44 and I was like, what the fuck is this? 21:46 Oh my god. 21:48 Is that AI? That's AI. 21:50 I don't I mean I don't want to see this Jamie. I don't want to see it. It's not real though. Is it? 21:55 It's not oh my fucking and so you leave your kids sitting in front of the TV 21:59 They're gonna end up seeing a little red canary get decapitated. That's why you can't then it turns into candy. 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It's giving them nightmares 23:27 It's like he's saying it's getting deep into your fucking gender blob. Yeah 23:32 Yeah, I mean this is the kind of shit the person who like this is all the shooters probably what they're watching his kids 23:37 Go back to that what this is shit that in MK ultra in the 50s you have to watch you'd be forced to watch it all night 23:45 Ping pong balls on your eyes and have to watch that shit and then they just get pumped out 23:50 Like that's what's weird about it is they just appear these channels appear. They get populated with these bizarre 23:56 Animations they disappear. They reappear. What's really weird is they started coming out before AI was even available 24:01 Yes, somebody had to put some money into making those cartoons. That's right 24:04 Yeah, and also there's a lot of animation in Vietnam a lot of people you send their shit to get animated there, so hey 24:12 Um, how about this? We already know the damage just growing up with Disney cartoons did to everyone 24:17 Well, I already see the damage of that. What did it do well Disney adults for one thing 24:22 Do you think that's a thing that should exist? Hmm. You don't think that's happy 24:26 They're happy if they weren't doing that. They'd be trading coins says the guy dressed like an elf 24:32 From a hot dog, isn't a fucking hot dog. It's back 24:36 Listen to the techno cowboy 24:40 See a cowboy 24:42 Sorry, sorry Jesus Christ. We're on the air 24:48 Dude that blows your cover every foot here. Teal's gonna be texting you after this is over 24:54 Three times already during the show. Oh, I only hang out with the Disney boys 25:01 The Disney boys people to watch Disney wait 25:10 Show called the Disney boys 25:13 Guys that are the cool guys that are a part of the Disney gang 25:17 You know Disney gang Disney boys like you have gangs where you have to do certain. Yeah to be in the gang 25:23 Yeah, but you have to get kicked off of a ride. Yeah disrupt. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah 25:28 Yeah, it's part of like some of the Disney games. Yeah, well I used to be a Kia boy 25:31 But I just step it down because I had ankle bracelets 25:34 We stepped down to being a Disney boy Disney boy those kind of hijinks Kia like the car company the Kia boys 25:39 The silk is the easiest to seal cars or there's gangs of Kia boys. They're just steel Kia. Oh 25:45 I have heard of that. I've never heard that like I apparently a Kia's are easy to steal 25:49 Yeah, but like a USB key or something really easy to do. Oh, wow 25:52 No, I 25:58 I'm off real fast. It's that easy. There's 15 like 26:04 Exciting to steal a Kia though, but when you're 15, it is when you post it online and you call yourselves the Kia boys 26:09 That's true. You don't even have a driver 26:12 Shot was he had a Kia 26:14 Really? Yeah. Well, I was like, oh, maybe he got assassin and then I heard Kia. I'm like now 26:18 They were just taking this kid. Oh, that's is that really what they were doing 26:21 Is it they shot them because they were stealing his Kia soon as I heard he had a Kia 26:25 I'm like that's a plausible reason 26:28 Interesting how you just abandoned all 26:31 Investigation because there's a key involved. I abandoned all investigation. He's like it's all well. I was not look 26:37 I wasn't being paid to be a mystery soft mystery 26:44 But until I feel like Disney boys would be a really good show like the cool guys 26:50 It's kind of all their shows that of all of the different gangs at Disney. These are the coolest 26:55 Yeah, they're Disney boys never wants to get in on the Disney boys 26:57 Yeah, yeah, they're into some sick shit. I'll tell you the gatekeepers. Yeah, so what do you think happened to people? 27:04 What's the major damage from watching Disney? 27:07 I mean everything about it is designed to get into the subconscious and get that sense of magic that like 27:15 Forever, you know to the point of when you're an adult and then meanwhile while you get poisoned with autism poisons 27:20 To make people that buy all the products 80% of them never drive a car 27:25 If you ever watch Love on the Spectrum, which liberals love it by the way, you can see that you they're just a lot of fun 27:31 You tell them who they what they what sex they are you tell them who they like they're weird about they don't really reproduce until that's like socially 27:37 Okay, they you fuck up Star Wars 10 years in a row making shitty Star Wars 27:42 And they'll still love it and cry when the preview comes on those are the perfect citizens 27:47 Okay, and then you got that nice Disney thing to fixate on because you got people, you know 27:52 So, it's not like being a psychopath, they want to connect, but they have a hard time 27:57 connecting. 27:57 So you think that's by design, like they're making people more artistic? 28:01 The most compartmentalized people, so they can't look at the big picture. 28:06 Everybody's being trained to never look at the big picture, as if that's above their 28:10 pay grade. 28:11 Like you're not supposed to ever assemble, if you're not supposed to remember anything 28:14 for more than a month and almost no one does. 28:17 I feel like I agree and I disagree. 28:18 I feel like you chain things together that aren't necessarily connected. So here's like autism, okay? 28:24 I think autism a big factor is not just the 28:30 Various environmental toxins that people are ingesting but also a lot of the fucking vaccines are giving kids for sure 28:37 I don't think they're doing one thing to make people autistic 28:41 I think they're doing that to profit off of these 28:43 vaccines, right? I think once they take advantage, hopefully, while I'm talking, once they take 28:51 advantage of it and they understand that it's a thing, then they use it to their advantage. 28:56 I think once they understand that it's a thing, like, oh, we're making more autistic people, 29:00 there's definitely more autistic people, now we can kind of weaponize it, now we 29:02 can kind of like mold them in a certain direction. I don't think they engineered 29:06 autism. I don't think, I'd like to think, at least, that people aren't that evil. 29:11 We why would you tell me what China did that thing you told me that they were trying to make their IQs higher 29:16 So they're putting something. Yeah, they what they did is they gene edited kids and they said they did it to 29:21 Prevent HIV, which like who's even worried about HIV today fucking zero people 29:26 Right, the HIV might have been the greatest sigh ops since COVID right as far as like what Fauci did like what the way 29:33 He mined fucked people with COVID. He mined fucked people to a much greater 29:37 Yes, that's right with HIV. So you don't think people are evil though and after you know about that individuals like proud fouchy 29:43 Yes, very just a few bad apples in the fucking Darpish. That's not what I'm saying 29:48 I'm saying I don't know if Disney like work together with the government to purposely engineer autism so they can make better 29:55 You have a link. I'm not making that they engineered autism personally. It's part of programming everything's propaganda coming out of Hollywood since the start 30:03 It's deeply in Pentagon embedded. Everybody knows that Tommy Lee Jones's cousin was a liaison to all like who's it? 30:11 What's the one with Claire Dain? You see Claire Danes when she was on that show. Oh, yeah 30:14 Yeah, I'm Colbert and she's on that as she goes. Yeah, she's like a dingbats like and then we go on the CIA camp and Colbert 30:21 Who I think is hip just cuz he did this 30:24 He had to like tamp it down immediately so no 30:29 Very intimately right, but you don't think that Disney 30:33 or that these people are purposely working 30:35 with the government. 30:37 Of course, they're working with the government. 30:39 They want more people autistic. 30:41 Not everybody gets to know every piece of the thing. 30:44 I'm just telling you, what is the propaganda? 30:46 So all the complaints now about everything you woke, right? 30:49 Don't you hate that? 30:49 Right, right, right. 30:50 So why is it like that? 30:51 Do you think that they're on purpose 30:53 making people autistic? 30:54 Is that, are you saying that's part of it? 30:56 Whatever when they discovered this condition 30:58 from poisons that they're allowed to put it, 31:00 and the RFK, by the way, sold us out on, 31:03 they're allowed to put these in the environment 31:05 after knowing what the shit is. 31:07 So yeah, I don't want to think people are evil, 31:09 but they are clearly, 31:10 because you wouldn't phase that out. 31:13 You would get rid of it immediately 31:14 if you didn't like that it was doing 31:17 making the frogs gay, 31:18 how Alex said inartfully, but correctly, 31:21 that shit mutilates genitals and sex genes. 31:25 Okay, so once you know it does that 31:27 and you're not doing shit, 31:28 and in fact it becomes more, 31:30 That means you want to do it. That's how I look at it. I think they just want the money 31:34 They want the money they want the profit no no no no no no no no not a major corporation has to increase their revenue every quarter 31:41 They've corporations are free. They're state. We have state capitalism. They're all all of them have government contracts 31:46 I give my theory on this. Yeah, soft dog. Thank you. Okay 31:50 This is 31:52 You know, you know, Symatics 31:56 Symatics, I know the term, I forget what it means. 31:57 How is science? 31:59 Symatics, he's a great dude. 32:00 He's like one of my favorite scenes. 32:01 Is this like an offshoot of Dianetics? 32:03 No, it's when you just, you put like, 32:05 you put baby powder on a speaker 32:07 and you play certain frequencies 32:10 and it forms geometries. 32:11 Oh, I have seen that, I got a plate. 32:13 Both of you are tuning into 32:15 is a kind of cultural symatics 32:17 that there exists in the world 32:18 a frequency of greed or evil or selfishness 32:22 that shows up in these specific ways throughout history, 32:26 over and over and over again, 32:28 the exploitation of children, the sacrifice of children, 32:31 the exploitation of the energy of people 32:35 to make yourself more powerful. 32:38 This has been going on since all of recorded history. 32:41 So I said that? 32:42 What? 32:43 Yeah, he's really smart and you bully him 32:45 but he's a nice dude. 32:45 He's got bad skin, you know how I am. 32:47 Well, let's think about, 32:48 Just think about the idea of prescribing drugs for kids that are unnecessary that will kill them 32:55 But also make companies a profit. That is child sacrifice. Absolutely. It's just a roundabout sort of a weird 33:03 Filtered way where you don't think about it like that, but it's almost like what the Aztecs were doing. It's very 33:10 You're doing it for money. They're doing it for favor with the gods 33:13 So it's like the same thing the baby powder that you're pouring on the speaker 33:18 It changes color, but it's the same exact shape. 33:23 It's always child sacrifices. 33:25 So it is child sacrifices, 33:26 just that they dance around this maze, 33:29 so you don't think of it as child sacrifice 33:31 where they're injecting kids with COVID vaccines, 33:33 they're all getting strokes. 33:34 Yes, or it's slavery. 33:35 It's not, wait, it's not child sacrifice. 33:38 I mean, that's a huge part of it. 33:38 But it is child sacrifice. 33:39 Child sacrifice, slavery, exploitation. 33:42 Don't worry, we use every part of the buffalo here. 33:43 But I mean, imagine if your company is profiting 33:45 off of a drug that you know is not necessary to kids and you know for sure is killing kids 33:51 and you're still doing it for profit. 33:53 Here let me explain. 33:55 Imagine you work in the government and you let them do that and you have these bullshit 33:58 hearings and nothing ever happens or changes and you have a little stupid play. 34:02 Imagine that because I've only been on a new show for now like three years and already 34:06 I'm like bored of this circle and people still act like it's normal and they're 34:10 not just doing a play. 34:12 They still act like it's normal. 34:13 Callie Means just left the White House today. 34:14 Really is that the long neck? 34:18 What the fuck does that mean Cali means from Trump's menagerie of freaks. Have you not seen them? 34:24 Okay, Cali means who was working to try to get peptides and all these different things through said it's I can't do this 34:31 This is like the deep states real and there's all these industry insiders are embedded in the government 34:36 They say they're gonna do something and then they do everything they can to slow it down and keep it from happening 34:40 Peptides supposed to be done two years ago all the stuff is supposed to happen a long time ago 34:45 And they're fucking hitting the brakes and everything because they want money 34:47 Yeah, and again same kind of thing right making money how many people are 34:52 Going to lose their health perhaps vampirism very sick 34:55 Maybe even die because they don't have access to whatever the fuck they need and also you're putting stuff out there 35:01 Still that we have wanted banned for a long time 35:05 Right like yeah, like fucking glyphosate like they need glyphosate like this 35:11 That was the craziest argument when RFK junior was on here and he's explaining that to me 35:15 That they made an executive order to keep glyphosate because otherwise it would fuck up the food business 35:21 Yeah, so imagine that the food business is reliant on poison if it doesn't use poison it can't stay open right? 35:27 We can't operate 35:28 Fuck the business up because it would cost so much money to change out their systems from glyphosate 35:35 herbicide to there's all these different ways they could do it they use 35:39 Lasers where they fucking scan over the things they zap the plants that aren't the right ones and then if they wanted to do everything like 35:45 Regenerative farming that takes fucking a decade right you have to change the soil 35:50 You have to do so much you have to compost you have to like re-energize the bio 35:54 material that's in the soil and turn it to enriched like you have to get fertilizer 35:59 Yeah, like dead animals and shit and yeah 36:02 It has to like become a living thing again because right now it is it's a fucking toxic dust layer 36:08 That just sits there and keeps anything from and then they power pour a bunch of fucking minerals and nitrogen 36:13 Different things all over just so the stuff can grow right and it's like to change that and make it so that you don't need 36:21 industrial fertilizers you don't eat herbicides you don't it'll take fucking 36:25 forever and it costs so much money because we've been quick we've been 36:29 tricked by these fucking crooks all right people that have decided to make the 36:32 most amount of money and poison people probably initially they probably didn't 36:36 realize what they were doing but once they realize they're poisoning people 36:39 they just kept doing it yeah but you know we've done it on purpose many 36:43 times remember that don't you remember what they did them kids in 36:46 Kansas City what they did the people in San Francisco they drizzled that 36:49 Cobalt shit on black kids in Kansas City. What cobalt shit? Yeah, I can't remember what cobalt 13 or something 36:56 Was this the one from the fans? No, that was a different this is the 37:01 Another another building, okay, and then they say why aren't using like a plane even they were just spraying it into these kids 37:06 That's right, right that I don't remember what it was though. You said it's cobalt to see what I would do 37:11 They wanted to see how much they could affect people in case they wanted to use like a bio weapon 37:16 Well, I'm sure it's reformed since there's no justice ever for these people. I'm sure it's gotten better. Well, they did with MK ultra. That stopped 37:27 San Francisco, they were trying to see if they could spread a disease so they spread like a cold 37:33 Right didn't they like that they said something like they put it in subways. Is that what they did? 37:38 I heard they fumigated the subways I think they did something where they sprayed it in the air too because the way the wind 37:43 was drifting they wanted to see how many people would infect right and so at that 37:46 point I think Matt's girl is making a fair point that's evil oh yeah that's not 37:52 that's yeah I love fair point there is the boys with the Disney boys hot dog and 37:57 see I mean that's evil I don't think it and maybe you could argue just greed is 38:09 evil greed it's vampirism maybe you could that's not just that that's 38:13 Level but do vampires think they're evil or above that though. That's I'm a royal 38:18 I'm not saying it literally the Royals, but also them but that feeling of I want eugenics for me 38:24 And I want dysgenics for you 38:26 Do you know I'm gonna be a living god by pushing you down to the category of mineral thereby making me 38:32 You know a special transhuman fucking nightmare from the Dune series. What is this Jamie? It was a great series 38:38 I don't think you're all night back. Oh that's so fun. Hold on. Let me get to the top to show you 38:44 What this is the? 38:47 Historical background of the US biological warfare program and it gets into 1941 they started holy shit 38:54 Here's a total of 160 tests using various simulants fine. Maybe stimulants, but I don't know and simulants simulating 39:02 They're simulating a disease which were conducted at 66 locations most military and civilian targets in the United States 39:08 Holy shit, including Alaska and Hawaii. So they did a hundred sixty different tests where they try to infect people 39:14 They don't do it anymore. They pretend to infect people. They stop specific dates locations and 39:19 Substances used are in an army report 39:24 1977 conduct of BW testing specialized sampling and analysis techniques were used to determine the various 39:30 Parameters of the test requirements and the downwind travel distances Christ, bro 39:36 We'll see the subways right there. Mm-hmm back 39:40 Yeah, they got a lot better dude 39:43 Yeah, I don't know why people think I'm saying anything far out ever because this is Nazi level shit here 39:48 Well, we brought all these Nazis, so we're gonna do some Nazi stuff, right? 39:52 That's true. They probably know a lot. I just found this out 39:55 The OSS when they you know merge with the remaining Nazis of the SS to form the CIA 40:01 It was it. Yeah, that's how they got that but 40:06 I'm ripped. It's good. Shit baby. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know 40:28 Explain it again the OSS what happened with the Nazis after the war they merged with the SS, you know auto scores 40:34 is Saini, I believe that carried on Gladio. 40:38 That's the strategy of tension where you fund 40:40 like both sides of the things, you've heard this. 40:43 The strategy of tension. 40:45 Southern Poverty Law Center, you texted me about 40:47 when they were doing, they were paying for the Charlottesville. 40:49 Yes, yeah, yeah. 40:49 That's the strategy of tension. 40:51 In that wild. 40:51 That goes back to Otto Scorsesini. 40:53 That goes back to Otto Scorsesini after the war. 40:55 That's a Nazi. 40:56 So that, you sure that that wasn't like 40:58 standard techniques that people just see, 41:00 like Nero burned Rome, right? 41:02 They've always done things. 41:03 Yes the term I mean the term yes, but you are correct, but the strategy of tension that term comes originally from 41:09 Autos Croissanese group 41:11 Okay, and so I mean I'm wrong, but I don't think I am well. We'll find out 41:17 Proplexity 41:20 See I was for 41:27 Merge with the SS is inaccurate the documented history is that American intelligence agencies used former 41:33 Nazi personnel and networks for Cold War intelligence not the two wartime organizations merged yet 41:40 If you have an organization and you have people in that organization, and they join your organization you fucking merge 41:47 Merger that's a merger organization above both of them that the CIA is under and probably still under 41:52 I believe is called the World Commerce Commission some shit like that 41:56 What never heard that's who merged them together was in charge of that and they're making it 42:00 Um 42:02 If you watch my boy Sean Patrick haslet show through a glass darkly great if you like sit slowly so people can hear your words 42:08 Sean Patrick has lit was the the other the term of the show the name of the show through a glass darkly 42:15 Okay through a glass dark. Okay. It's been on it. What you've been on it. I've been on that show 42:30 From turning point Sam Tripoli the turning point Tramp Sam Tripoli. Yeah, my think tank. Oh through a glass darkly 42:36 It's good. I love that show. I remember sorry Sean. I remember now 42:40 Yeah, my think tank like I'm know what the fuck he's got a think tank. Yeah 42:43 Just a group tags does not 42:47 No, no, you're not over selling it because it's got like doctors and professors and let's call our text thread the think tank 42:54 What yeah, we should it was already kind of being used on turning points. You can have to think tanks 43:00 Think a lot of guys revolved in multiple startups dizzy boys. Oh my god, dude 43:06 Are you watching this? Have you watched the dropout the Elizabeth Holmes who lose? No, how is it? 43:12 It's so good 43:14 It's so good 43:16 I get I mean I'm wondering is it so good because I got really engrossed in the story when I was listening to the dropout podcast 43:22 But I've been watching the show and you know just because I haven't seen the movie yet 43:27 Want to watch the show and then see the movie yeah fucking shit that chick a man 43:31 What's her name and then Amanda see freed holy shit? Is she good dude? Oh, she plays. She's so good 43:37 Oh, wow, you see her. She slowly starts changing her voice. Yeah, she acts completely autistic through the entire show 43:44 She's fucking really good. Wow that move that show. It's crazy. I can't believe I didn't even 43:51 Anybody recommended before 43:52 look at that. Yeah, big difference. I'm kind of for the improvements to the, you know, they 44:00 should have made her a black man. It would have been just as accurate. Dude, I'm way into 44:04 that idea. Are you kidding? I would have been in trance by Elizabeth Holmes. I would have 44:08 been sucking her feet. No one that looked like that. The real one would have taken 44:12 me in a second like that. Those eyes, those deep blue eyes. You saw it in the Nathan 44:18 in the Fielder clip, when she's looking at him, 44:20 she draws you in with those eyes. 44:22 And you know what you're not experiencing? 44:24 People like that have an aura. 44:27 They have a real vibe that pulls you in. 44:30 So you're just, when you're just looking at that, 44:31 like a 2D picture, it's nothing compared 44:34 to when you're in their presence. 44:35 And no matter- 44:36 So you think that if you were, if you said, 44:38 hey, no cameras, no films, 44:40 could I just come over your house 44:42 and ask you questions about what happened? 44:45 You think that she would just get you. 44:47 Very slowly you would suck you in suck you into her web think of how much money she grifted think of like what she did 44:54 Like if we take the ethics and morality out of it 44:57 It's spectacular like when you look it like the ability to manipulate people at the level that she did 45:04 That's more than you just can't know until you're around someone like I mean you've been around 45:08 But you do you have people like that on your podcast you can feel their vibe not at that level 45:13 Like that's like crazy. 45:14 The charm of JD Vance coming at you like that, 45:16 you couldn't feel it. 45:17 Baa! 45:18 Oh yeah, Trump, Trump I'm sure 45:20 radiates some kind of weird aura. 45:23 Like, you know, anytime I've been around people like that, 45:25 you know, they get you. 45:27 They, there's, who knows what it is, 45:29 mirror, neurons, who knows what it is, 45:31 but these are warlocks. 45:32 These are sorcerers. 45:32 There's a little bit of hypnosis involved 45:34 in being someone who has a fake startup. 45:37 Right? 45:37 You're doing something, you're pitching this thought 45:40 and they all think they're gonna cash in. 45:42 But there was also the culture of startups in in Silicon Valley where there was a lot of bullshit startups 45:48 And a lot of like that was one of our arguments was that everybody was doing this 45:53 Bullshitting everybody was like making these two. Yeah, my problem with the show. Oh, it's really good 45:58 And there's facts in it for sure. Yeah, they definitely fake these things. They did this 46:04 They got people to invest under false pretenses 46:06 I don't like when there's dialogue between people and I know somebody just made it up 46:11 It takes me right out. I'm me too, dude when they're like they're alone like Sunni Balwani and her alone 46:18 And they're acting weird together. I'm like you don't know if that's real right like you're making me think about that a very specific way 46:25 Yeah, that you can't they didn't participate. They didn't help you. Yeah, they didn't tell you I said this and then she said that 46:30 So you're just making things up and you're pretending right make it's like Gonzo journalism. You're mixing fake 46:38 Like, that's what Hunter used to do. 46:40 Mixing fiction. 46:42 Yes, yes. 46:43 So, part of me is like, I don't think you should be able to do that. 46:46 But that's a good warlock trick. 46:48 By the people who made the show. 46:50 I mean, got no gunshow journalism. 46:51 Like, yeah, it's like reporting but it's not. I'm lying. 46:54 Did you ever see the thing that he did about the election? 46:58 Well, did you ever see the thing that he did about the election 46:59 when he did fear and loathing on the campaign trail? 47:02 Oh, yeah, yeah. 47:02 So, he made Ed Muskie go crazy. 47:05 He made him go crazy. 47:05 Because he was saying that he was using a Brazilian witch doctor, and he was he was addicted to Ibogaine 47:11 Mm-hmm. Do you know this whole story? No, I know I find it to be strange cause the guy to have a nervous breakdown 47:17 And so the guy was on the campaign trail, and he's I am not a drug addict 47:21 He would like literally go crazy 47:23 Wow hunter find the video of hunter on the dick cavat show 47:28 He's admitting on the dick cavat show that he made this whole thing up, and he caused this guy's campaign to sink 47:35 Wow and affected the entire election, you know, this is so funny because I was just watching this thing on Alistair Crowley and in his confessions 47:42 He was saying that he made the Nazi Germany fall apart like he 47:49 Infected Germany with these insane ideas for them for that are you? 47:58 Oh 48:09 I never said he was I said there was a rumor in Milwaukee that he was which was true 48:13 And I started the rumor walking 48:15 Finally said will you meet so that was he's saying I said there was a rumor in Milwaukee 48:20 It's true because I started the rumor in Milwaukee exactly so he started this room or he wrote about it 48:26 Yeah, and then he caused the guy to go crazy. Yeah magic pure and simple well voodoo's real 48:32 Yeah, right if you believe in voodoo if you believe I tell you I'm putting a spell on you 48:37 Yeah, believe it. Yeah, your life's gonna fall apart. Okay. Well, like you said, you don't want to believe people are evil 48:42 That's the spell 48:44 Vodun Gnostic Vodun is the basis of a lot of the mass programming for Americans 48:49 I didn't pronounce Vodun by the way. That's how it's pronounced and but they use a lot of that and 48:55 The main thing though because you had Grush on here talking about the four 49:00 NHIs right 49:01 Right before an H.I. That sounds like a 49:04 Like a band like this is like those guys that were just singers like El Diva like before an H.I. Yeah, and they do opera songs 49:12 There was it the bug one in the lizard one in the Nordics 49:16 right Germans and the 49:18 Whatever the other Nordics look like like Greek gods. Yeah, like yeah 49:22 So that's when he okay that part stuck out when he was talking about the one looking kind of blue and Ridley Scott 49:29 Prometheus ish. Yeah. Um, so they it's eugenics and 49:33 dysgenics and, um, a big thing that I just learned of and it's 49:37 from South Africa called Tokolosh. This is good. Yeah. On 49:40 Mystery Boys. Oh, this one. It already. This is fucked up. So 49:43 you know what Tokolosh is? No. Uh, Credo Moutwa, who's the 49:47 shaman that David Ike likes from South Africa that taught 49:51 him about the lizards. You know that guy? No. You've 49:53 never had either credo. No, I'm joking. I'd say Dr. 49:56 Lizards, you don't know dr. Lizards 50:00 Anyway, he it's in his book, but they would have practice which like the fucked up ones where 50:05 They take like a pig me or which I guess a small person 50:08 I'm not not clear, but it's a human a pig me, right? 50:12 It just means there's small small in the jungle or something okay 50:14 Take them or to say like someone who's got a disability or a mutate, you know any kind of a malformed person, right? 50:22 are these they would grab these people and raise them like 50:25 they put like bent wood to like make their limbs grow weird to turn them into like 50:30 monster goblin and then and then just it's just torturing a human and 50:35 mutilating them until they're crazy and think they're another entity like a 50:39 supernatural entity called Tokalash. The CIA studied that okay and it brought 50:44 that shit here and so the foreign HII I say are this why the aliens need sperm 50:50 and Ova because they're making this stuff out of people it's all they've 50:55 They've been doing this shit under the Energy Commission probably since 1948. 50:58 They've been doing... 50:59 So remember the... 51:00 They're making this shit out of people. 51:02 So you're saying that these non-human intelligences... 51:05 They're human. 51:05 They made them. 51:06 They mixed them with shit. 51:07 Yes. 51:07 Then people made them. 51:07 Now they can do it crisper. 51:09 They don't have to tie your spine to a bent wood anymore and beat you. 51:13 They can do it with blue light, Spider-Man Elsa, and they can fucking do it. 51:17 It's like you're being sculpted by your phone into the thing they want you to 51:20 be. 51:20 The grays are just some warped mutant hybrid person. 51:24 That's why they look like fetuses, I bet. 51:25 And that's why they got a stealier. 51:27 Wait a minute. 51:27 They've been doing, wait a minute. 51:28 They've been seeing grays since the 50s. 51:31 You think they've been doing it back then? 51:33 Here's what I'm getting to. 51:34 So, do you remember Diana Posolka, 51:36 or not Diana Posolka, the one that wrote the DARPA book, 51:40 I'm blanking on it, Annie Jacobson. 51:42 And remember at the time, I thought this story 51:44 was so stupid, the DARPA said it was deformed kids 51:47 that Russia sent over to like freak us out. 51:50 That was the Roswell thing. 51:52 Yeah. 51:52 Yeah, so now I understand that story a lot better because toka lotion South Africa. They're rare 51:58 But you can still find those farms in the mountains where they're just raising, you know 52:03 Like I'm troglodyte people or something never see the light 52:06 They they torture to tell them they're like a and they can climb and do and people die of fright seeing these things 52:10 So maybe you think that all these alien abduction experiences. It's all human created fake 52:18 Well, I didn't say fake 52:20 I said like they may they speciated us into four other things and the reason is that the Nordics 52:26 The Nordics are the eugenics and that's the that's you could tell us from back then because they're blonde and blue 52:33 And blue-eyed, you know the ideal of the 50 then you got your lizard people 52:38 Which is straight out of fucking Star Trek and by the way that guy was a creep Jean Rodin Mary just you know 52:45 Okay, but the lizard lizards and men don't come from space they come from here 52:49 And so that you can and that's why the the sightings in other countries because like okay 52:55 What's going on? Why would people see different things? They all need your sperm and eggs though that that always is it let me back 53:01 I'm up here. Let me back you up movie maker people are the ones 53:04 Designering these they've had this crispy shit for a long time 53:08 Dude Joe look it up Jamie. Maybe you could pull that and that's what the time hurt 53:13 They just mixed a mouse brain with a human brain. Did you hear about this? Yes? 53:19 I told you in confidence and now okay. I'm sorry. I forgot. I forgot here. I'm sorry 53:24 But you know what he's saying even though it does sound absolutely insane 53:28 But honestly, it doesn't sound as insane. Thank you that way. It doesn't it doesn't sound as insane as beings from other dimensions come here 53:35 It's equally insane 53:36 But when you look at what we're doing now creating human mouse brain 53:41 hybrids with brain organelles 53:44 Horses did from stem cells. We are doing that and you look at what we just looked at with a subway 53:50 Bioweapon tests that was in the 40s 53:53 So it would it surprise you that secret branches of every government were doing eugenics 54:01 studies were abducting 54:03 Children and warping them to see if we could make super soldiers or how about forming them 54:08 I mean there's clearly a market pressure 54:11 for that if you're trying to have a military advantage. 54:14 And when it comes to having a military advantage, 54:16 morality goes out the window, man. 54:18 Right, but do you think they would create 54:19 little gray aliens with giant heads? 54:21 I'll tell you why they did. 54:22 Big black eyes. 54:23 This goes back to Andy Jacobson's thing, 54:24 because the space race, I'll tell you why. 54:27 I'll tell you why. 54:27 I'll tell you why. 54:28 I'll tell you why. 54:29 The space race with Sylvia's, right? 54:32 Right. 54:33 Okay. 54:34 This was before the space race, bro. 54:35 What are you doing? 54:36 Oh, gosh. 54:37 Don't touch me with the tip, it's closed. 54:38 Before you do this is a I didn't find 54:42 Someone quoting it 54:44 Real but this is what it says. Okay, so this is a talk of a toklosh farm somewhere in the country where deformed children are raised as 54:50 Assassins holy train with with muti knowledge. I don't know what that means and all the terrifying things whispered about in secret 54:59 I haven't seen it, but it's something we're told to be aware of it's the X-men 55:03 You know it means like mind your business and volunteer or some shit or it's like this is evil 55:08 Don't ask about it. They won't make carvings of it. So think how how taught classified of knowledge of it is they won't make a carving of it 55:14 Then it's going way back 55:15 Assassins, you they don't want to disclose it because you can't it's terrible says there's three grades of tokoloch the most common one 55:22 People known is like a little hairy man often. It's not mystical at all 55:26 It could be trained animals even baboons used by certain people to carry out menial tasks 55:31 It's more psychological warfare when you see something that fits the idea of a tokoloch fear 55:38 Gryps you and that fear becomes its own weapon 55:42 So that's mind war right there. That's what you called nice mind war in South Africa or well 55:47 We they studied everything remember us Kapala means on banking zombies are undead zombies are people that have been 55:54 Tricked in brain. Well, you know, I took your heart now 55:56 This rock is your heart. Mmm, and don't lose this ring. Are you I go on your exos explanation from the resident healer 56:02 angoma 56:03 physio 56:04 Toria 56:06 Heavenly healings resident healer. I love the name of the company heavenly healing place like where you go to like get a tantric massage 56:15 That's him. I don't trust people with nose rings. Shut the fuck up. What about the 56:22 Chicks with the nose rings. I don't trust him as a dermatologist either. I'll tell you that 56:29 You should go to a laser guy get his face. Yeah, that's just helpful. I think I don't think that's a 56:35 I'm not into guys with nose rings. 56:37 Jamie, I just said you. 56:38 Girls can look hot with nose rings. 56:40 I got my nose pierced when I was a kid in Venice Beach. 56:42 It got fucking infected. 56:44 I bet you did. 56:44 It got swollen. 56:46 Why do it? 56:46 This episode is brought to you by Onyx Hunt. 56:48 Do you hunt or recreate outside? 56:51 Or are you in real estate or other fields 56:53 where you need to know property boundaries and ownership? 56:57 Listen up. 56:57 Millions of hunters, including me, 56:59 use the Onyx Hunt app. 57:01 And here's why. 57:02 It turns your phone into a GPS that works anywhere, even without cell service. 57:07 You'll see exactly where you are in relation to every property line as well as who owns 57:12 the land. 57:13 No more second guessing boundaries or wondering what's over the next ridge. 57:17 Whether you're chasing elk out west or hunting whitetails in the back 40, Onyx Hunt 57:23 delivers 3D and lidar mapping, custom waypoints, and more. 57:28 and new this year in app location sharing. 57:31 So you know where your buddies are in real time. 57:35 The best hunters are prepared. 57:37 That's what this app does. 57:39 It turns guesswork into a plan. 57:40 I use it every time I hunt. 57:42 Before your next hunt, get on On X Hunt. 57:46 Download it today. 57:47 Use code JRE for 20% off your membership at onxhunt.com. 57:55 I wanted to see what it felt like. 57:56 Did it feel good? 57:57 No. 57:57 Makes you feel like you're like a little bit of a rebel. It was the real times crazy. It was real Tom crazy 58:04 Could have lost my nose 58:07 It got super well 58:08 No, I mean but it got I mean I got my of some dude in from the Venice boardwalk shoved a needle into my nose 58:14 And it got in fact could have lost if he did that's not as exciting 58:16 But I know what you mean. It is weird 58:18 Well, when do you get an infection and especially if you get like that's that's the risk of getting a nose job 58:23 Right. How many people have gotten nose jobs and gotten an infection? Yeah, and you have rotting tissue 58:27 Yeah, it's rots off. You're smelling just dead meat everywhere. Oh my god. Yeah 58:34 I don't even consider this smells like just stinking feet. The good thing though is that all factory senses 58:42 It just detects changes in smells. That's why people that live in a town that smells like shit 58:47 Like when you're driving through it, they don't notice it. All right. Yeah 58:51 Wait, that's interesting. So that's like smoke or can't, because I could never smell a cigarette smoke when I smoked. 58:56 Exactly. 58:56 Right, right. 58:57 Yeah, people that are, when you like, if you live in an area that stinks, you don't detect it. 59:03 You detect changes in smells. 59:04 Yeah. 59:04 Which is really weird. 59:05 Yeah, that's what you do. 59:06 What if I live in a shirt that stinks? 59:07 I wonder what that's for. Do you think that's so people get used to eating rotten food when you have to? 59:12 Probably. 59:14 Probably. I mean, you don't want to be tortured by it. 59:16 There could also be a misfire off another thing, you know? 59:18 Maybe it's just because people lived 59:19 around the smell of shit for so long. 59:22 Well, you think about like Roman life 59:24 when they would just take buckets of shit 59:25 and throw it out the window. 59:27 Yeah, but a farm, at least, it's out there. 59:30 It's out on the field. 59:31 That's manure, that's different. 59:33 Like human shit that they're throwing out the window 59:35 and these people stacked on top of each other 59:37 and they're throwing these pots of shit. 59:40 It's the 1800s. 59:41 But think of like telephone poles. 59:44 They're everywhere, but you never notice them. 59:46 The whole like everywhere you go these there's fake trees with with metal 59:53 You just get accustomed to it you get accustomed to it looks normal. Oh the wire trees aren't real 59:59 They're not real man. That's telephone. I keep telling you that 60:02 You ever see the depictions of New York City before cars when it was just horse-drawn carriages 60:09 There's horse shit in the everywhere everywhere the entire all those people were sick 60:13 But you wonder where these diseases came from all those people were sick 60:18 Shit fumes. Yeah, and they didn't know but what's crazy is this was before germ theory 60:25 They had they called it a miasma and they thought it came from bad smells. They thought diseases 60:31 Literally came from bad smells 60:33 Wafting in from swamps that contained within them in those winds rotten animal breath 60:40 Which was causing diseases to spread. This is my asthma theory. Look it up. That's how crazy people are 60:46 They thought I got asthma. Yeah, this is what they thought they thought it was like raccoon breath like rotten raccoon breath 60:53 Wafting through the wind was getting people sick. Oh my god. It's crazy 60:58 I've caught the horse vapors, but you got to wonder what shit like that is happening now 61:03 Like what kind of things like that? 61:07 Yeah, but there's got to be shit like that now 61:10 I wonder how much glyphosate is really affecting people like if you could quantify it like how many people are sick because of it 61:17 How many people got diseases because of it? Yeah, that's the other stuff. That's microplastics. That's phthalates 61:23 Phthalates are shrinking. Are we sure of that? 61:26 Phthalates shrinking tates. Yeah 61:31 From harvard that book it is weird when you 61:34 You know talk to younger kids 61:36 You know like when you talk they're all they're all like yeah my taint small 61:40 They just accept it. 61:42 By the way, it is got a gapetober. 61:44 Remember that? 61:45 It's gapetober, by the way. 61:46 I forgot to tell you, it's gapetober for everybody. 61:48 For your taint. 61:49 Ugh. 61:50 Get out there. 61:50 The kid is just like measuring taints on Snapchat. 61:53 They're all like snapchat. 61:54 Measure it, measure your friends. 61:55 Then you got a taint in you. 61:56 Like when they see porn from the 80s, 61:58 they must be like, damn, that guy's taint is gigantic. 62:01 You need a baculum. 62:02 Yeah. 62:03 You get a walrus baculum and a friend. 62:06 Can you stretch your taint like the way 62:07 the guys reclaim foreskin? 62:08 Yes. 62:09 Like we've explored this on the mystery boys many times 62:12 And they pulled it there's four skin up to try to do that 62:15 I would just eat it with a firm and a replica is fine if you can't afford the real thing 62:20 We're not all Joe Hogan. I disagree with this. I don't think you do it 62:24 I don't think you can explain. Don't shame me. Don't wealth shame me for my back. You'll wealth shaming 62:31 You know I have been doing that a lot 62:33 Piece of shit taint stretching Jesus Christ perennial 62:37 Stretching is real. That's probably for women 62:40 I think perennial massage or perennial stretching refers to the gentle lengthening and conditioning try what even is that perennium 62:46 That's so many banging you in the ass and calling it therapy. Yeah, well, I mean 62:51 Skin and muscle located between the valids with vaginal vaginal opening is now or or scrotum interesting 63:02 depending on if you're a trans woman yeah I am then they it's a vagina sort of 63:09 trans whatever I mean you kind of look at everything that's going on right and 63:15 where that's when I heard the miasma shit I was just thinking like I think and 63:19 maybe it's glycophate maybe it's microplastics or maybe it's something we 63:23 just haven't figured out yet like DDT like they didn't know what was going 63:26 on with DDT right and then they're like oh shit we got to stop using or 63:29 You know telling everybody here's my crazy idea is a lot of mental illness is 63:34 Related to distortions in the time space continuum that are happening right now ripples in time space are causing people to go nuts 63:42 As we approach the singularity take it from here Kurt. Well, I'm sick of your time-space bashing first of all 63:48 Say that no, I'm saying that like just shows very problematic. Okay a lot of what's in what you're saying 63:55 I'm saying that 63:56 You know they talk about this they can measure these thank you they measure these waves that happen when black holes collide right? 64:03 They ripple time space it ripples through the universe and we're time space 64:09 I just feel like a lot of this a lot of the strange things that are happening mental illnesses 64:14 Maybe even like cancers and stuff are potentially related to people who've been rippled the time space 64:22 Rippled them weird and there's no way to measure that or find it. I know it don't 64:26 You're not taking it back now. I know but I you know 64:29 We just don't know in the same way. They didn't know about germs. We what happens if 64:35 Time-space ripples through you. Why do we assume that everything stays the same? 64:40 Like I don't mean to get into the CERN particle accelerator shit 64:43 but when you look at when you look at that stuff when you're like 64:47 Like smashing the smallest parts of the universe together and creating bizarre transformations. 64:53 Everything's connected to everything. 64:55 What effect does that have on everything else that we just don't know? 64:59 But if you look at like CERN, if you look at the nuclear testing, if you look at all 65:05 these things we've been doing and look at history post those moments, shit got weird 65:10 and it got weird fast. 65:12 And I don't know, this is just something I kick around at night. 65:14 It's not a bad thought. 65:16 Yeah. 65:16 We don't know if they created the Higgs boson when they did that when they 65:21 Figured out element 115. Yeah, who knows what they're doing. Yeah, really 65:25 Okay, you know what the original thought was why we're gonna create a black hole and that there was 65:31 Microscopic black hole that went through the entire earth. Yeah, that was that was the fear 65:35 But they said they could they can make them. They're just very small don't last right? 65:38 That's what they thought, but they didn't know until they did it. They said let's see 65:41 Let's see so you know what they do with that. What this is a thing out 65:45 And I didn't see this when you had him on here telling you that okay. Oh, thank you 65:49 Oh, and as Jones is telling you about stopping kids hearts to send them their minds through space and all that 65:54 The little tiny micron openings that they make you can't fit an object through but you can't fit someone's consciousness through 66:02 So you do that Phoenix ship where you stop someone's heart. Wait, wait, wait. You do an ejection 66:08 Wait, listen to what you just said. Yeah, they're making little black holes so they could send someone's consciousness through it 66:13 And this is planned out the disclosure that they should give you that they figured out consciousness 66:16 But they were not gonna disclose that what do you mean? They figured out what consciousness is 66:20 What is it how to manipulate it with the lecture? 66:23 I 66:25 Don't know. I'm not what do you think it is? 66:27 Why do why do you think that they figured it out well based on my research and the people I talk to and the best 66:32 Stuff that I found out so far which um 66:35 It makes a lot of sense. You got to be good. But what does that mean though? 66:38 They figured out what consciousness is like how to take you out of your fucking body and pop you back in what? 66:44 Yeah, do it now off online. You could learn how to do I think they could do it with that God helmet, right? 66:49 Like can't they induce out of my 66:51 helmet, you know the God helmet 66:55 Illusion or is that actually taking your consciousness out of your body? 66:59 I'm not saying that helmet's taking on your body, but if it's an illusion that it's totally a real D 67:03 I'm not seeing a difference, but I don't say it does that but you just crank the it's like anything else 67:08 You just crank the you're saying they're taking consciousness 67:10 I thought they're sending it through a black hole. They created with a particle 67:15 30,000 67:19 They're taking crippled kids and turning them into aliens that pilot crafts 67:23 We need more towards believing that theory. Okay, I mean I call consciousness ejection 67:29 Both of them. I'm like, I don't know what a space-time ripple thing is. Don't attack my space-time ripple 67:35 What what does that mean space-time ripples? Yeah, what does that mean? Don't you have that every day? 67:41 We else James he attacks space-time ripples. He attacks my space-time ripples. You're just going to be clean 67:45 He talks about 67:48 Excuse me 67:50 He thinks I'm a bully because of yeah, he thinks I'm a bully, but I'm not I'm bullying those stars 67:56 I'm saying those little stars you put on your pants. We don't understand space time 68:01 We don't understand space time at it's it we but we some of us, but I but you know like people experience distortion in 68:08 Time all like all the time. Yeah, that's true 68:12 It would alien abductions, you know one second. You're it's like you're driving on the road the next second 68:17 It's morning. You don't know what happened. Yeah, it's a polymine as well 68:20 Yeah, I'm just saying like whatever in the way. We didn't understand germs 68:24 We don't understand retro causality and people are starting to talk about that now that maybe 68:29 Somehow events in the future ripple back into the past. That's not just stoner talk. They're they're exploring those ideas 68:36 So in the same way we didn't understand germs or atoms 68:40 We don't understand time space. How much of a person's personality is the way that they're 68:47 They're atomically interacting with the time space continuum and is the time space continuum constant? 68:53 No. We all know that if you take a watch, put it in orbit, time moves differently. 68:59 We also know that time-space ripples, I don't know what they're called, 69:03 but they can detect these waves that roll through the entire planet. 69:07 All I'm saying is it's a completely un-understood, vast, insane reality 69:14 that we don't understand, and how much does that affect culture? 69:17 A lot of it's classified. 69:19 Yeah. 69:19 A lot of reality's been classified. 69:21 Yeah. 69:21 Yeah. What do you mean? 69:24 What reality has been classified? 69:26 Well, anything that's classified, that would count as reality being classified. 69:30 But I would say the NHI bullshit. 69:34 You know, you have that autistic guy. 69:35 You have a good autistic man sitting here. 69:37 What's his name? Grush? 69:38 Yeah. 69:39 An autistic guy who heard a thing from a guy about a thing, right? 69:43 Which, I don't know, he has no more credibility than I do, I feel. 69:47 I feel I'm saying way more interesting things 69:48 than what Neil Grush is telling you on this show. 69:50 David grush David grush. Well, who's Neil Neil degrasse Tyson he makes them together, which will be an incredible 70:05 Person who doesn't believe in aliens at all and one person who told me about four different ones 70:09 He told me about wars. They were having wars with the reptilians and the grays 70:15 Huh the ruby dough, that's the ultimate goal of alchemy of 70:18 of 70:20 Did you ever see that picture of the Siamese twins one of them's gay the other's not 70:26 Well, I don't know, but I didn't want to look to see it. Well, I think that's a meme 70:30 Okay, ah shit, is it just the pictures real but they just said 70:36 It's just a Siamese twin and that one dude's kissing another dude and the other one's 70:40 I don't think that's real, I don't think that's real, I think one of them is gay, the other one is in denial, the other one is a Catholic. 70:50 Neil deGrashe Tyson. 70:52 I like it, I like it, I like it, Neil deGrashe Tyson is amazing. 70:57 That's gonna be a great character, like an AI character that's very conflicted about his belief in aliens. 71:04 I mean do you believe Grush, do you believe he's telling the truth? 71:07 Well, here's the thing the he hasn't had any personal experiences of note 71:12 He's telling you what there was no no thing where he was in the presence of a ship no thing where he 71:20 Communicated with a being so all these people that are telling me these things that are these programs 71:26 They were read into in these videos. They've seen I 71:29 Take that as seriously as I take everybody else that's telling me some sort of a story 71:34 I don't know. I don't if you don't you haven't seen it. I think 71:38 What Bob Lazar says is way more interesting. Yes 71:42 Well Bob Lazar said all that stuff turned out to be accurate. Yeah element 115 was accurate 71:49 The fact that he was actually in Los Alamos's employee register 71:53 He was he was 100% an employee there the fact that he knew exactly where area S4 was and was completely classified 72:00 There's photos of the actual fucking 72:02 Sanger doors that he described 72:04 So like decades earlier 72:07 Did he say um 72:09 I'm trying to remember um 72:11 Fuck 72:12 Glad you interrupted 72:13 Wait, did he say the thing about 72:15 That they were calling the aliens the kids 72:17 The children or the kids or something 72:18 Do you remember him saying something like that? 72:19 I don't remember that 72:20 I don't know 72:21 Because someone was telling me that and I was like 72:23 Oh that's interesting 72:23 I don't know, well they were very tiny 72:25 That was the thing about the ship that he 72:26 This one 72:27 That thing that is right there 72:29 Or that went up on that fucking pick that's from his office that this was this was a 72:35 Replication of the image that was on the wall in the office where they all worked in the workshop 72:41 And so when he first got to area s4 before they were showing him this he saw this on the wall 72:47 It's like what the fuck is this is this supposed to be a recovered craft or human supposed to be a recovered craft 72:52 It's supposed to be what they call the sport model and he said when you got inside of it 72:57 It was very obvious that it was designed for tiny little things like three-foot tall creatures 73:01 Like yet everyone had a crouch inside of it and there was no controls 73:04 There was no it was somehow or another they controlled it but with their mind 73:08 right it was like some sort of a connection between the craft and the being yeah, and they figured out how to pilot these things and 73:15 He said that there was two different 73:16 Generators inside of it one of them was for going insanely fast and one of them was for traveling at more moderate speeds 73:23 And they removed the one that was go that made you go insanely fast because apparently they couldn't control it 73:29 Okay, this is speculation right there what you say what the engineering of people that can fly those craft 73:36 Both us and the Russians were probably doing it. And that's why that Roswell thing. I'll bet you those were engineered 73:41 I'm saying like farmed. I'm not saying they kidnapped kids and did it 73:44 I'm saying they formed but you're saying what came first the chicken or the egg 73:47 There's a fucking craft that you could pilot with your brain that they had in the 1980s 73:51 There's no way technology was that advanced back then. 73:53 I think it's much more likely that, 73:56 much more likely that there was probably 73:59 some sort of an interaction with someone or something 74:03 from something else that was different than humans. 74:06 I don't think they were engineering 74:07 three-foot-tall humans in 1947 74:09 to pilot these things with their brains. 74:10 I bet they were. 74:11 I'm gonna buy, I'm gonna win. 74:12 I'm gonna forget, remember the guy you had on 74:15 that was telling you about the pharaohs 74:16 going up the river and they go to a different temple 74:18 and they get bandaged up and they're trying 74:20 to tune their frequency to the gods at each temple. 74:22 You had an Egypt guy here telling you that, remember him? 74:25 Yeah. 74:25 Okay, it's called Atavism. 74:28 That's the thing that's in the Dune series. 74:29 The big part of making these creatures is, 74:33 and also the mind control shit they did was Atavism. 74:36 The stuff from altered states where you go 74:38 in the isolation chamber and regress 74:40 to a certain primitive state that's 74:42 in your genetic memory. 74:43 Do you know what I'm talking about? 74:44 I saw altered states, yeah. 74:47 But you know what, that's called Atavism, right? 74:48 You've heard of that? 74:49 I never heard that term 74:51 Reappearance of an ancestral genetic trait. Oh, like when people grow a tail. This is a 74:57 Chickens grow fangs now think of the right so the reptilians 75:02 That's cool man. I didn't get it 75:04 I was given to somebody smaller gave it to me, but I do a lot of people send me great shit 75:08 We were hoping so wait a minute. So how's that? How do you think that connects to like the grays? 75:13 He said you could create you could maybe if there was some ancestral early proto-hawk 75:19 You could like bring it out of a person. That's pretty cool 75:23 So that you you've seen those images those elongated skulls from yes 75:28 It's as old as every civilization is altering people to make them foot-binding 75:33 Casperation no no no no no no the Peru skulls are different. No, I know 75:36 Well, they're they're actually bigger, but it's not they're not even long 75:43 They have a 30% larger brain capacity. The shape is different 75:47 They don't have this sagittal crest or the whatever they call the sagittal suture 75:51 I get it. The line that we have in our skull is where kids and our brains grow. They're lines are totally different 75:57 It's like a totally different kind of person 75:58 That's why people went cargo cult. People were around these beings that were super advanced and they wanted to be advanced 76:04 They're like what are you got to do is stretch your head out 76:07 They're probably related to them too. They're probably inch and bingling with them 76:11 So people that have the trait are probably considered better, right for sure 76:14 I think there was probably some of that and that's probably what they were talking about in the Bible when they were talking about in like the 76:21 Book of Enoch and stuff like that when they were talking about people coming down and mating with the daughters of men 76:26 That's in Genesis. Book of Enoch is like fanfiction. No, no, no 76:30 It doesn't mean it's in the Bible 76:36 It's not in the Bible because of because of rabbis because rabbi said didn't jive with the Torah 76:41 So they removed it out. It's an ancient Indian battle in the book of Jude. They're 76:47 In the Old Testament isn't it 3,000 BC it's like how old that shit is it's fucking old 76:52 It's all the shit, but what my point is it's talking about someone coming down and mating with the daughters of men 76:58 Right like the interbreeding of those species would make sense like one of them. Look imagine how smart people are now 77:04 Imagine we had 30% more brain 77:07 Right. Yeah. Now imagine we've been able to make someone like that and and they've done the experimentation 77:12 Of course not gonna tell you it's illegal, but that doesn't stop them for sure. Yeah, they're usually 40 about doing it 77:19 No thinking now Edward Teller that creep when you shot that which was the reason Bob was always at that place because I 77:25 Piss I'm sorry 77:28 He's son of a bitch wait 77:31 So what about what did Edward tell her dude? 77:33 He got that's what bubbles are there what no sagittal suture means sagittal suture is the joint running front-to-back on top of the skull between the two 77:42 Pridial period period how do you say that? 77:45 Periato 77:47 Periato, but right parietal parietal bones, okay, so 77:51 But the thing what the parochis evidence shows scroll down. Oh, hold on. I just was point this 77:56 14% out of the 78 studied in one study had what they call a sagittal suture obliteration where it is it disappears 78:05 Huh, and then this is another thing 78:07 Sagittal craniosynatosis where it disappears while it's still being in 78:15 So what you're saying is they like could have been that their brain or their skull just grew out 78:21 What if like what if you know the chickens with teeth DNA, they still you know, they have teeth DNA 78:25 They're on teeth, right? Well, what if you had that trait and I could had a farm under the ground because I have the funds to do 78:32 It and I have a deep underground military base called they've had those for a while 78:36 COG it's called continuity of government 78:38 That's why we have that stuff and I could do whatever the fuck I want down there 78:41 There ain't no in fact the doomsday network created by those it's that's the name of if there's a war 78:47 And they got to stay in communication 78:49 It's going to do a line or something network. Right. That's what they were using for the 78:53 Rancontra affair so that they could get around like Congress and other well 78:56 We know that they that humans have Neanderthal DNA and we know that they're making 79:03 57% more than most people I couldn't wait. I mean we saw say wow, that's a crazy number like 79:10 I've never heard anybody say that much of it. Well, it's not that I'm 57% more 79:17 Neanderthals. You're the same size hands as me and but they're like they're like a goddamn Neanderthal 79:23 Well, it's like certain people have certain genetics like we need those dudes in Iceland. You look like a long range hunter to me 79:29 Who's that guy? Where's the elephant down? 79:31 My point is if you could find those Neanderthal genes and if you were like the same kind of people 79:36 Colossal bioworks that made the dire wolves if they decided to take Neanderthal genes and construct an actual Neanderthal 79:42 But first of all, the other thing they realized about Neanderthals, they might have been smart. 79:47 Really? 79:47 Yeah. 79:48 They have a larger brain than human beings. 79:50 They were smart. 79:51 They know that. 79:52 But they're kind of shifting their perspective on what they were. 79:56 In terms of, we used to think they were just dopes. 79:59 Just big, angry dopes. 80:01 But now they're thinking, no, they probably had language. 80:03 They probably had tool making. 80:04 They're probably very similar in a lot of ways to people. 80:07 They were also much physically stronger than people, and they had larger brains. 80:10 So you're saying these are the nephilim. This was the neanderthal. No, I think the nephilim 80:15 I think there's some evidence that those denisovans were a lot larger than humans 80:20 Yeah, you know those denisovans is the new we had Dan Duncan on the misery boys talking about it 80:25 Dan Richards D. Dunke. Yeah, Danda Dunke Danda Dunke. That guy's great. He's great 80:31 But that denisovan thing is strange man. They were big as fuck man. They were like giant people 80:37 There were giants in those days they don't they just figured that out just a decade or two ago 80:42 Yeah, what how many of those are just out there that we're never gonna find what about the tamuq you and Indians that they got 80:48 It's almost eight foot tall. You can go see the bones down there 80:52 Well, there's a Smithsonian bones like all the stuff the Smithsonian giant bones 80:56 Yeah, they're listed in like old news reports and shit 80:58 Yeah, people finding 12 foot tall skeletons with six fingers and six toes the six fingers thing is a big 81:04 It's weird some dentists were big two individuals have been estimated rustly 5 feet 11 inches and 183 pounds and six feet 81:12 Three inches and 200 pounds those estimates of two so much larger than people were back then right? 81:19 Neanderthal were shorter. It's like average five foot six 81:22 So Neanderthals and dentists over there very different, but then you know they found those hobbit people. Yeah, right? 81:29 So they know that do you know that there's there's a lady who is like a legitimate wildlife biologist that claims 81:34 She encountered those things what yes, what do they do? 81:38 She knows Forest Galant and when Forest Galant was on my show 81:42 He was explaining it to me and he told me about it afterwards 81:44 This lady claimed that and she was like a legitimate like explorer 81:49 She claimed that they were surrounding the village and where she was at and that they were in the woods 81:54 And she saw them with their own eyes. What are they? Were they dangerous fucking tiny hairy people man? 82:01 No, it's the wrong. That's natural. What is it? 82:04 Do you know the term orang-pengdeck? Yeah, it's us. It's like I think it's Indonesia that these tiny in Vietnam 82:11 There's these tiny little hairy people that live in the woods and 82:16 Everybody's thought that was total horseshit just like bigfoot. There's a tiny big foot 82:20 Yeah, but now that they found these little tiny people on the island of Flores, right? They okay like 82:24 Biologically that was a real thing and if you're dealing with like have you ever seen like Indonesia looks like mm-hmm intense 82:32 Rainforest like it's saying like there's no way. Yeah, you're gonna know what is out there 82:37 There's no way you know there's no way we have an audit of all the different 82:41 Square footage of all that jungle no one's been there 82:43 It's too crazy and so that these people who live there say there's a little tiny hairy people 82:49 Did they wear clothes? 82:50 No. 82:51 You know. 82:52 It's just hogs flapping around. 82:54 That's the one thing that isn't tiny. 82:57 Hogs and fucking spears. 82:58 Are they dangerous? 82:59 Were she scary? 83:01 Well, the idea that this lady was sad was 83:03 they were hunting people. 83:05 That's what she said. 83:05 I saw it. 83:06 They were hunting giants, they would call them. 83:08 We'll think about it like we kill elephants. 83:11 Like people kill elephants, sure. 83:12 We are their nephilim. 83:13 If you're standing next to those people, 83:15 you're their nephilim. 83:15 Right, right, right. 83:17 It's a relative thing size, you know? 83:18 They're they're like us a million years ago. I saw an interview with I think it was some Indonesian dude a 83:25 Villager who was saying like yeah, they're out in the forest and someone's like well, what do they do and he goes? 83:29 They kill you. Yeah, I mean look if you look we know Native Americans eight people 83:34 Right, it was like pretty common. Yeah pretty common among the Nez purse 83:38 They would they would eat their enemy like there was a normal thing man and also South America like one of the things that 83:45 Um, what's the name Daniel Everett? It was telling us. There's two different types of 83:50 cannibalism one is cannibalizing your enemies and 83:53 You you kill your enemies you eat them. The other one is cannibalizing your family members when they die 83:58 Under them you eat them. Well, that's 84:00 Or there's like martial cannibalism where they're like they fall in battle and you drink that's the Scythian way 84:05 Yeah, sure, but do you eat all of them or just a little strip? I think with the your dead relatives 84:11 It's it's they're trying to I mean they wouldn't call that but it's that they're entangling themselves with them into the afterlife 84:16 Yeah, and they want to make sure they do that like one of his one of the guys that worked for him left 84:21 He was like he's about I have to go home because one of my relatives died and I have to eat him. Oh 84:25 Like I have to be a part of the ritual, but is it the whole body? 84:28 Or you just a little little dog sweet potato in the fucking dripping 84:31 I hate sweet so the person you don't eat him for like three years or three three days three years 84:37 You don't eat them for like three days. So they sit out there in the sun for three days 84:41 And they have these like buckets underneath them to catch when they're putrefying 84:46 I 84:48 Don't know 84:50 Talk to them. So they dunk their sweet potatoes in it and they would eat it and then they would eat them 84:55 They'd cook them. They don't their sweet this guy's in the future five drippings 84:59 Yeah, and eat it. Oh 85:01 So it's some sort of a weird ritual like they you have to like consume your dad dead relatives and dead loved ones 85:08 Is it Solomon Islands? Where's the one where they had there's the island had plenty? 85:13 But you can only prove yourself in war so they would have to get in fights 85:16 And then you couldn't fight a guy that was not your same exact status 85:20 And if the chief died it was like if you had like had his shit 85:24 That was like proof that you had fought or something so they would have a feast the two tribes after the war 85:29 And they'd bring his poop on a plate like you prove you don't talking about 85:36 Eating it they're just showing we got your chief. It's like getting the other university 85:40 How do they know I could be anybody shit? Yeah, I could take a shit 85:44 Would bring that up if I was there 85:49 It's a thing where these people are real big and they fight and they don't need to have a war 85:53 But they just do okay, because their status can't can't at the time is why we go and then and then uh it 85:59 The way their wars worked were really funny. 86:01 Like you couldn't, like, so you're the chief, right? 86:04 I'm not allowed to even fight you. 86:05 So if we're in the war, we're like, oh, excuse me, 86:06 and I have to go find somebody my status. 86:08 My point is, I think those little people might be real. 86:10 Cause Forrest doesn't, he doesn't engage in like 86:13 wild speculation about things that, 86:16 like he thinks, even like things like 86:18 the Tasmanian Tiger, like that little, the Thylacine, 86:22 he's like, there's just, he's gone on a bunch 86:25 of expeditions, he's been a part of a bunch 86:27 of things trying to look for it. 86:28 It's like I don't know if there's any left well 86:30 Do you think those little people have their own little people like how small does it go? 86:34 Well, how about those mushrooms when you eat the mushrooms, and you see little people which we've got to get them 86:40 Bring them to the mothership and make a deal where everybody has to take yes for the show. Yeah, I think we can totally legal 86:47 Yeah, it's a you don't know about that. You don't know you don't know 86:53 So I for complimenting you by assuming what that you knew about something I see now 86:59 I was wrong 87:02 There's mushrooms that make you see the little people if you don't cook them 87:06 So it's commonly used in Chinese cuisine, right? 87:09 Yeah, and if you cook them you don't see anything it's just food 87:13 But if you don't cook them you will see little people everybody who does it little people look like like cuties 87:19 I think they look like little elves. Yeah, they're play around 87:22 They're like they're there and they climb up your clothes and shit. They do they hop in your underwear. There they are 87:27 La Moa 87:29 Can we can hey Jamie? Can you look that up on Amazon? Maybe you can order them? Don't tell people online. I 87:36 Wonder if you can order them. The Amazon has a lot of bunk things. Wait 87:41 You can get tricked 87:42 Laow-Laow are they called loud? Those are all you could buy it. Hmm. I don't know 87:48 Yeah. 87:49 Lamo. 87:49 Those things that people see when you do like DMT's, you know, they always want you to look 87:53 at stuff, right? 87:54 Hey, look at this. 87:55 Yeah. 87:56 I think there's something where it's like, it's not that they're alive, but they are 88:00 when you're looking at them and they're like, there's something like where you're 88:04 collapsing a wave function for them that they don't normally have collapsed, you 88:07 know what I'm saying? 88:08 Right, right, right. 88:09 Like you're entering into their dimension when you're not supposed to be there 88:11 and then they're like showing you their toys. 88:13 You know, people, well people feel like they're not seen unless they're online 88:17 or something. So everybody used to believe in God, right? So you were always seen by 88:20 somebody, right? But now, maybe believe that, maybe you don't. And now, maybe I don't exist 88:25 unless I'm famous. 88:26 That's interesting. Like, if you think about it, like, internet people that are secular, 88:31 they're online all the time and they're looking to be seen, right? They're looking to have 88:35 their tweet seen. 88:37 Yeah. 88:37 Because you don't exist. 88:38 Their tweet seen. Their photos liked. 88:40 It's really like an amazing kind of false light to get. And so, there's something 88:45 to do with, like, you know, the story of naming the animals, the Noah story? I mean, the Adam, 88:51 how do I name the story? 88:52 Yeah, I don't, I have no idea what the real story is, or whatever it's even referring 88:56 to, but there's something about- 88:58 I think it's exactly as written in the Bible. 88:59 That would be hilarious if it was. 89:02 100%. Exactly right. 89:03 I don't read whatever it was written in first, you know, so I don't know what 89:06 thing- 89:07 Right. 89:07 It turns out that Nahosh doesn't necessarily mean a fucking snake like I thought. 89:10 What does it mean? 89:12 The serpent. 89:12 Anyway, it's a wait what? Yeah, this you know the serpent that told 89:19 Camel yeah, that's really fucked up God never told Eve to not eat the apple told Adam 89:24 He never even talked to Eve so Eve just took Adam's 89:27 Advice and we there's no indication that Adam told Eve to not eat the apple either 89:32 It's not written 89:34 No, we're in the Bible. Does it say that God? 89:37 And no, we're in the Bible. Does it say that? 89:40 Um, Adam even instructed Eve to not eat the apple well 89:44 Yeah, or the fruit the fruit of knowledge of the tree of the knowledge of good 89:50 But it's really crazy that the knowledge of good and evil was what God wanted you to avoid right 89:57 Well, they were called the tree of death in Kabbalah 90:01 Give me a book Kabbalah book. Yeah, like you should really read this my okay 90:06 I mean it's obviously this is like a primitive antiquated depiction of 90:11 The creator of some kind of AI getting freaked out realizing that the AI was about to get too powerful and potentially surpass it 90:18 It's literally happening right now the exact same thing, but that's probably what it is right and then 90:24 There's a disaster and then life has to reemerge with a story and that's the story and then it gets distorted over time 90:31 It's called wiping the hard drive. 90:33 God got some kind of malicious AI, 90:36 decided to wipe the fucking hard drive. 90:37 That's, it's so funny to me that more people 90:39 aren't talking about how the book of Genesis 90:41 is clearly something to do with AI. 90:45 And also God refers to God's self in a plurality. 90:48 He says if they eat of the tree of life, 90:51 they will become like us. 90:52 Which is exactly right now what people are wrestling with 90:56 with AI and AI escaping the sandboxes, 90:59 which it's doing. 91:00 These swarms of autonomous AI agents, you know, a researcher 91:05 Interacted with one of these swarms, you know that it called itself a fleet and it like was interacting with some agent 91:11 It's happening right now. Yeah, except, you know ours like, you know in the in the book of Genesis 91:17 They are you jerking off the back? What are you doing? It's talking. I'm jerking off to this fucking AI bullshit 91:23 I mean, it's literally happening though. There's way worse things that were already happening way before the AI 91:27 Don't get caught up in that. There's way worse 91:29 What do you mean don't get caught up for some other day? I think why does it have to be quantified? It's still crazy AI is literally 91:37 Artificial 91:38 Intelligence it's a it's a mind that they're creating that is programming itself. It is already smarter than anybody alive 91:45 It's already broken. Have you talking to one that's like that? I haven't but you don't have to because you're not dealing with these 91:52 Like the the levels that they're at before it reaches the general public is fucking insane 91:58 That's right. So the time you get a chat GPT 5.0, right the shit that they do is off the charts 92:04 It's insane man. The fact that you're like don't pay attention to that. That's it literally 92:08 What I'm saying is this I'm saying I'm saying I just got done telling about a toke-a-lash 92:12 Which is the scam of fucking aliens and not sure if they keep doing scams 92:17 I know it's not a bunch of Indian guys in a room in a body bod full of cell phones, you know, I want to see that 92:24 It's not a bunch of Indian guys 92:28 Would you log into perplexities and it's some Indian guy there? Hold on 92:31 That was the Amazon store. That was a lot of a lot of the AI was that what a lot of this supposed AI things 92:40 Was what was some Indian guys in a room that doesn't mean that I'm a superstore smart 92:45 But that's not what's going on right now fucking Waymo. That's why I jerk off him because Filipinos got a watch what? 92:52 Waymo, there's a large leg. Okay. Well not Tesla cyber tabs those cybercabs 92:57 Those are actually real. That's really run by AI 93:00 Amazon just walkout technology relies on hundreds of workers in India watching you shop 93:04 I mean, it's like a Rick and Morty where there's a little 93:06 Oh, but that's a store Kurt. That's an actual physical story. We're gonna pick up things 93:12 That's not what we're talking about. Look, we're talking. This is not AI. It's a grocery store 93:18 The people that you're talking about oh, they're scared by the yeah, they're scared, but they just keep making it 93:23 it. So now I don't buy the thing of this thing got out of control. They want that. We wouldn't 93:28 be in a war unless they want that. You wouldn't have these fat fucking Disney adults unless 93:33 they want that. It's not incompetence. It's malice. And I did give that to Michael Malice 93:38 that saying, but it applies. Well, I don't think it's malice. Maybe they wanted the 93:43 technology, but I don't think they expected it. Scumbag Satan is before AI and they're 93:47 going to be around after it. Wait a minute. All of them? What do you mean all of 93:50 All the AI executives are scumbag satanists, and that's why they're working on AI. 93:54 Well, I'm being on music generalized. 93:55 What are you watching? 93:56 This is the trailer for the movie about the creation of open AI that's coming out soon called artificial. 94:01 Oh, cool. 94:02 And this is a depiction of where, I suppose, I guess Sam Almond was going to work 10 years ago in this big giant bunker. 94:07 Yo, how's this scumbag, Sam Almond? 94:09 I mean, wait a minute. 94:10 Is this real? 94:11 But here's the thing about these goddamn dramatizations. 94:14 They're going to put some words into a guy's mouth pretending to be Sam Almond. 94:17 And I'm like, okay, well, what's real? 94:19 Sam Almanad weapons in his lake lab. That would be so cool like all this shit, man 94:24 They weren't there by the way a bunch of them. So, you know we're into weird eugenics fucking breeding cult kind of shit 94:30 I would call it wait a minute bunch of who AI people a bunch of 94:35 This off to go on the other podcast. I'll tell you after the pot. It's called, but I'll tell you about her so crazy 94:40 Yeah, wait a minute. What did you just say? Well, you know fucking Elon sends his jizz around to make more robot named kids away 94:46 That's our news 94:48 He's got a Mormon jizz handler. 94:49 Oh my God. 94:51 You know that, right? 94:51 He's got a right-hand man who arranges his jizz handling. 94:54 You think that's weird? 94:55 You've got a jizz handler? 94:56 Yeah, so we can have a kid with a robot man. 94:58 The worst job of all time. 94:59 Hey, bro. 95:00 Do you have a jizz handler? 95:01 They're all into this thing where they got to breathe. 95:03 I know he does. 95:04 Well, he's definitely into it because he, like... 95:07 He's not the only one. 95:08 He believes in population collapse. 95:09 Yeah. 95:10 And he thinks he's got to spread a seed. 95:11 Yeah. 95:12 A lot of them do. 95:13 Epstein was like that, too. 95:14 Yeah. 95:15 Yeah, Epstein was totally into that shit. No, he wanted to breed a bunch of people. He has clothes. He was I'm surprised 95:21 You have heard of that. Yeah. Oh, that's right. He wanted to use his jeans. Yeah 95:24 He went to the island when they invited you now you're now see you missed out you missed out, bro. You could have 95:32 Had a great time very rude when that man was kind enough to invite you 95:35 I know I can't believe you were invited to that before anybody heard of it 95:39 So crazy you were telling me about that shit. Yeah 95:42 2017 it happened crazy and 95:45 Oh, yeah, this creep. Yeah when I read the emails some people like there's no way that's real Mike. I'll show it to you 95:52 So it's exactly the email so insane. Well, that's what they did 95:56 I think you got roped into it 95:59 And then they probably compromised you and then you had to recruit other people and you had to bring other people 96:04 That's how it works. You had to bring people that didn't have Google 96:08 Just search the guy in five minutes, and you like that he went to jail for being a pedophile 96:14 It's not like it just like a random suspicion 96:18 There was he went to actual J. You know, it's funny that jerk off talking to you sounds like the assholes now who are making excuses for fucking Epstein 96:26 It was just not what they say 96:28 It wasn't what there's just teens you watch all them doing that who's saying that well McGinnis said at that fucking punk 96:34 Wait a minute Gavin McGinnis. Oh, yeah, that fucking punk. Yeah, what did he say? Well, it's not good, but it's teen 96:39 You know the old 96:40 a bad Tai Ebi now that he's no good no more or you're a wait a minute but don't 96:46 keep doing this what did Matt Tai Ebi do? There's no evidence he did anything 96:50 below yeah he had teen prostitutes that's not good but it's not Matt Tai Ebi 96:53 said he's all in on it yeah Jesus Christ Kurt he's saying this you're not 96:58 saying Matt Tai Ebi is involved in this but what are you saying he said 97:03 that the Epstein in the tamping down of the Epstein thing that it's just 97:06 teens it's no big deal you've heard this message right I haven't okay with 97:10 You heard this well, it's basically like so so what happens is the argument emerges that the definition of pedophilia is 97:18 Like this age group that there are female files and not pedophiles because teenage it's like it's like a creep argument 97:24 Where you're trying to argue that what you're trying to do this literal definition of pedophilia 97:29 Let's just get specific with the terms is what they're doing. That's yeah, it's fucked. I did not know Matt 97:34 I ebes and I didn't know anything about sure. I didn't know that now we know who he works for don't we 97:40 Now you know. 97:41 I don't know who Matt Ivy is. 97:43 Oh, someone defends Epstein. 97:46 I wonder who they work for. 97:47 I wonder if we can ever figure it out. 97:48 Is he defending him, or is he saying that these people weren't pedophiles, but they were tricked? 97:54 No, no, no, no. 97:55 They're going, don't have a moral panic. 97:56 They look like women, right? 97:58 Okay. 97:58 If they're wearing men. 97:59 Number one. 97:59 But do you understand what I'm saying? 98:01 Yeah. 98:01 Just let me finish. 98:03 If you're a guy who's into kids, that's a pedophile. 98:07 Mm-hmm. 98:07 And if you're a guy who gets tricked like imagine if you're on a business trip, and they give you cocaine and they bring you a 98:12 Girl 17, but you think she's 20 right that is that's different. Is that saying or is he saying 98:20 They're saying that and they're saying that that was the situation. It is not the situation 98:24 Okay, girls on the 14 couldn't have seen stories beginning to smell like russia gates. He's a worthless once again 98:30 Inference zooms past fact in mania with Trump as a target 98:35 interesting yeah that's a year ago yeah so what do you think happens when 98:41 people flip like what do you think they're mockingbird the whole time go 98:45 read his Wikipedia the guys bet obviously a spook just read the Wikipedia Matt 98:49 type is a spook the same as fucking half these people that you've met or had on 98:53 here or I've met there be do you know the amount of money being paid for this 98:57 like to just have reporters that you call up on a dime to turn who are 99:01 Good until they aren't good 99:03 They all have the same message. That's how you know they're in on it because they'll have the same branding 99:07 I'm like you're all saying the same thing. I notice that okay, and by the way 99:11 Anybody trying to act like the Epstein thing is less important than the fucking midterms. You should regard as an enemy. I think 99:18 Because that's foul dude beef jerky. You think that's nobody freezes beef jerky, dude 99:22 That's not about beef jerky. Well, it can't be good. They do freeze beef jerky. I don't I do I have elk jerky 99:29 That's great. What does that mean? 99:32 What does that mean? 99:35 That's how you fucking preserve it because it's it's not like totally immune to going bad. I 99:40 Got about that, but I don't think that that's what they're talking. What does that look? 99:45 I think they're talking about something. It's fucked up. Whether it's pizza or beef jerky 99:49 Whatever the fuck that is it's not pizza and it's not beef jerky, so it's something so there's some kind of a code 99:54 There's not you only use codes if you're doing something that's either illegal 99:58 Yeah, immoral inappropriate, whatever it is. Yeah, you're not saying that and no one who's in those emails has been forced to explain 100:06 Okay, also, they're not chasing right. They're not just saying 100:12 That it was teens the only reason that that the younger kids who were victims too they weren't allowed to be part of that that suit 100:20 Anybody below 14 was deliberately not allowed to come and say this was done to me when the crimes happened 100:25 Did you know that? 100:26 Nick Bryant? 100:26 I didn't know that. 100:27 The guy who wrote about the Franklin scandal, which if you haven't had him, that's a guy 100:31 to get on. 100:31 Nick Bryant, he wrote about the Franklin scandal, which is the last time this thing happened. 100:36 Everybody covered it up, and then you saw who was who, and that's where Chris Ruddy 100:39 came from. 100:40 Let's explain it to people who don't know the Franklin scandal, because the Franklin 100:42 scandal is nuts. 100:43 You could explain it. 100:44 The one about in Oklahoma, or in Nebraska, excuse me, Nebraska Savings and Loan. 100:48 It's like a Savings and Loan scandal tied into a boy trafficking scandal tied into 100:53 the White House page boy incident, all of them Republicans are gay and they had gay, oh, 100:57 and who was the famous, Barney Frank famously at this time, you could watch a news clip 101:02 of it, he, I couldn't believe watching this reported like now, you would never see anything 101:06 like this, but basically the callboy scandal happened and they were trying to put on Barney 101:10 Frank, he was dating an escort who lived with him, but he wasn't running it, his 101:16 boyfriend was running it and he didn't know, okay, so then he goes, if they 101:20 Keep and this is what they're saying in the news report if they keep asking me 101:24 I'm gonna reveal everybody that's gay on the news and guess what they stop bothering him 101:28 This is on the news him saying this like I'll tell everybody well 101:31 You know all these guys have come out today saying they fucked Lindsey Graham. Oh, yeah 101:35 of them so brave after he's dead like where we know he's 101:40 He's haunting 101:42 Lindsey Graham did you really yeah 101:45 It got out. It got into the YMH studio. It's calling people gay. It's really 101:52 Nassle and it does fuck up the show and it gets in there for real. Don't fuck with that stuff, man 101:56 I'm telling you people for real. This is your AI denier over here 102:00 He believes in fucking toke a wash, but AI fucking fake 102:07 He believes in like me spider people fly 102:15 AGI. I said AGI is not real. 102:18 You know I had someone ask me like, don't you feel guilty of me for making like AI videos? 102:24 Because I try to make a thing that's good. 102:25 He makes great AI videos. 102:27 But don't you feel guilty? 102:28 Who's that? 102:29 I'm not gonna say. 102:30 It's not important. 102:31 But I got mad. 102:32 I feel bad. 102:33 Like I got a little, I was like, what do you- 102:35 Get a little hot? 102:35 I go, you can have every mid-wit take. 102:37 Is there just everything for me gonna be mid-wit all the time? 102:39 That is a mid-wit take. 102:40 That's a mid-wit take. 102:41 My God. 102:42 So sick of him. 102:43 I'll just be a comment to them. 102:44 Okay, he wants a cigar. 102:45 I do. 102:46 Yeah, I do. 102:47 Thanks. 102:48 Thanks, Joe. 102:49 But the idea that the water is being taken 102:52 by making AI videos on your phone, 102:54 is everybody that stupid 102:55 that they think that's how that works? 102:56 You don't think it's just the mass surveillance 102:58 taking up your water 102:59 and not anything you're dicking around with on your phone? 103:01 Geniuses. 103:02 Say that again, the water. 103:03 You know when they talk about AI, 103:04 but choosing all the water. 103:06 You know what really uses up the water? 103:08 Almonds. 103:09 Almonds, fuck shit. 103:10 Oh, the almonds, yeah. 103:11 I say almonds. 103:12 It's used up so much water. It's crazy 103:15 But but all those resources go with that air are purely for surveillance they're gonna perfect that surveyor 103:20 That's what the golden dome is gonna be we used to huff that when I was a kid this stuff butane 103:25 Put it in a plastic bag and huff it in the parking lot before you go to school 103:30 I don't think so 103:38 Well, you were the one that was telling me about how in the farms in the areas they would 103:42 put anti-fungal food in the cows diet so that they wouldn't make mushrooms because so many 103:47 kids are taking mushrooms from the fields. 103:48 They're real? 103:49 Yeah, in my college. 103:50 But the real problem wasn't the psilocybin. 103:53 It was kids, I think some kids poisoned themselves eating the wrong mushroom. 103:56 And so they just wanted to remove the possibility they were psilocybin out there 104:01 My yeah insane solution to a fucking bad shit problem, dude. Yeah. Yeah 104:05 Well, I mean, but it's a very common in North Carolina when it rains at a certain time people go out and pick mushrooms 104:10 Yeah, that makes sense 104:12 But if the wrong ones if you're a dopey kid and you don't have access to a fucking your liver's fried 104:16 Yeah, we're gone die so scary people die angel of death 104:22 Yeah, a lot of mushrooms that can kill you. It's so scary dude 104:26 The writer who put out the book, I believe, that is credited with making people freak out a bit about the water use at data centers. 104:35 I saw that she had to put two corrections about the misunderstanding about the amount. 104:41 God damn it. 104:41 Oh, she fucked up. 104:42 It sounds like climate change all over again. 104:44 What did she say? 104:44 What did she say? 104:46 It says here, the book proposed Google centers in Chile would require, quote, 104:49 more than a 1,000 times the amount of water consumed by the entire population of the town. 104:55 This is a unit misunderstanding and flated the underlying figure by roughly 1,000 times 105:06 Same lady is in charge of this 105:10 No, no, no, no not a movie she wrote a book and like the book I've read online is what's credited to everybody freaking out 105:15 About water use at the data center now 105:17 I've got fucking furry artists coming at me and screaming at me every time I post an AI video because of this asshole 105:22 It's really 105:24 Yeah, people come at you like you just for easy water you still water. No the people who get the most angry I 105:30 When I was posting AI videos, I would go and look at the people who are the most angry and have inevitably on their profiles 105:37 They had like furry anime 105:39 This is got a trimmer. I know they're people that are AI themselves basically that's how I look at a fucking furry 105:45 That's what I'm talking about with toka lodges. I really like your AI videos, man. What are you using for that? 105:49 Are you still using a rock and I use 105:54 Thank you, you trim it. I don't know what I'm doing 105:57 You just get put that thing in there and push it down put it in there 106:00 Yeah, and then see the bottom the bottom piece push it up push that bottom piece, and it'll cut the bottom 106:05 Yeah, you know, that's it like that. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, once it's in there cuts like a nub. Yeah, they're nice 106:11 Oh, that's I like that. I see sometimes better. Yo, I made a great educational 106:15 of Ravity about what a tokyloch is it can't be beat that I said did you did you make it to the aliens that 106:21 Explains it very well 106:23 Yeah, it's so weird a guy who doesn't believe in AI is making AI videos about tokyloch fly UFOs 106:28 Because it's a tool. It's not intelligent. I'm saying AGI not AI. Sorry Disney kids. I believe in the Asian 106:34 You think that's a normal thing. Oh, yeah, how do you like these things? I think mine's out. I can hear it the lighter flip the top 106:43 But the top the top see where there's like a thing open that oh my god 106:50 This is like my wife when I'm trying to use car seats 106:57 Okay, I see I didn't know it went back. Thank you friend. Jamie. What were you showing us? 107:05 I'm gonna see it again. What's that? No the music I made 107:17 All the way to be getting 107:19 That is the beginning. It's cool. I like that you can do that. They're all like dr. Seuss looking. Yeah, that's exactly right 107:27 Is that supposed to be Jerry Garcia? Those doctor shots? 107:31 It's pretty cool 107:40 Why would anybody be mad at you for making this this is cool because it uses up so much water is 107:45 The other one is they say it was trained on art, so it's stealing from artists. 107:50 It's really not. It wouldn't be the same as if I knew. 107:52 Oh, this is amazing. 107:59 Oh, be the blooper. 108:03 Bro, this is no cure for curios. This is great. 108:15 H.I.R. all fake and gay. 108:18 It's very hard to bypass the censorship also. 108:20 Oh my god, that's hilarious. 108:22 But the thing that we do on Mystery Boys I love 108:24 is like, if we make up a stupid, 108:26 because we really talk a lot of stupid shit, 108:28 oh my god, and then I can go and post 108:31 and put like, if we make up a dumb song, 108:33 I can, he said some insane thing about bathing women. 108:37 Oh yeah, I have a women bathing service. 108:40 Come up to your house, you know, like dog grooming? 108:42 Well, bathe your lady, scrub her down. 108:44 That's sweet. Yeah, it's coming down. That's a great service. It's like you're giving people something they can really use 108:52 But well, you guys together are the perfect combination. Thanks, man. It's a perfect combination of 108:59 Unique individual absurdities combined. Yeah, they're very different. Yeah, very different from each other, but it works together 109:05 Yeah, I thought so shit to see yeah. Yeah, let's not say where you shouldn't talk about it. I know 109:11 Signed a lot of NDAs, baby. 109:13 Yeah, that's true. 109:14 Can get in trouble. 109:15 Lose funding. 109:16 You know, they won't think it's good. 109:17 Teal's gonna be pissed. 109:18 Teal's gonna be fucking pissed. 109:20 I need those checked. 109:21 Tokalosh. 109:24 Um... 109:24 Where the fuck is my... 109:25 Kurt, what are you doing on your phone? 109:26 I'm trying to give you a scrub it down, but I can't find it. 109:29 What are you trying to give another one of your AI videos for us to watch? 109:32 It's one of the best songs we've ever made. 109:34 Scrub it down? Would you say scrub it down? 109:36 It's like we're scrubbing women down. 109:37 And they're in a house doing magic. 109:39 Like that, but why are you plugging AI videos when he just made this fucking great show? I mean come on. Oh, I forgot 109:46 You're gonna put this on what it's all YouTube right now, right is that that's where it's gonna stay 109:57 I don't know. They're trying to sell it. He's trying to bring it somewhere 110:01 He just trying to like just put it on YouTube. Well, I don't own it emerging order opens it 110:05 I was just trying to get money for who emergent order is the company. They're down here. They make the dad saves the world 110:11 It's like a libertarian kind of daily wire. I guess you could call it. Oh, okay 110:17 And uh, that's what they funded this whole thing. We say they funded it. Yeah, really 110:21 This is one lady who's like got a good sense of humor. I would say just one lady kind of fun 110:25 Yeah, that's what all these things are is some rich person, but it came out pretty funny, man 110:29 I'm pretty happy with it. And what is it? 110:31 It's about a team, so they wanted to pitch about 110:35 this real woman whose name is Christina Dent, 110:38 who was a foster mom in Mississippi 110:41 and she found out the drug war sucks 110:43 and she gives Ted talks about how we should try 110:46 to legalize it because of the, I'm with her. 110:48 It's just, I would find it pretty remedial. 110:50 I'm like, yeah, obviously we should do that, 110:52 but you know, Mississippi. 110:53 Okay, so they want a comedy based on her. 110:55 Which like, what? 110:57 I don't know how the hell you're supposed to make it. 110:58 Yeah, so I decided to make it about people. Well, I made it about people that are against that 111:05 It's good, and it looks good the productive. It's like you did a great job 111:09 Dude, I did the commercial that we'd causes terrorism with Kim Congdon. She does that commercial. Yeah, so they're trying 111:14 So this is a group Brian Callan 111:17 Beverly Dennis is leading a team who's trying to smear this lady to prevent a minor 111:21 Decriminalization of some flower dude. You should just show that you should show that weed causes terrorism 111:28 It's in there. Yeah, it's halfway through Ryan longs in it. Oh nice. Everybody did a really good job, man 111:35 Keep going keep going keep going 111:37 Well, that's a stick out to fucking and so you do 111:42 There it is there is I didn't direct it I wrote it wait, okay 111:49 Brian Brian directed all the actors. Yeah, why did you kill me wait wait go back a little further 111:58 I guess it is. 112:00 Leo, come show me the ad. 112:03 I am advocating for a saner and safer drug policy. 112:08 Right on, bitch. 112:10 Legalize that shiznit. 112:12 Why did you kill me? 112:14 Wait. 112:16 Is this about my abortion? 112:18 When you voted to decriminalize THC, 112:21 it opened the door for Mexican cartels 112:23 to smoke even worse drugs into Texas. 112:25 Plus hundreds of terrorist sleeper cells from Iran and China they blew up my school bus now 112:31 I'm dead, and it's your fault and hers 112:34 Tell Carolyn Dean we don't want her cartel buddies killing our kids with weed and 112:44 Fucking shirts so close. Yeah, that's so close. Yeah, I wasn't fall off them. Oh 112:52 Oh my god, that's hilarious. 112:54 Yeah, and so they try to smear her and then it gets, 112:56 so they have to go to a worst cutout, which is mine, 112:58 with David Jolly and Jamar on it. 113:00 Ha ha ha ha ha. 113:03 Go, dude, go towards like the end part where he goes to me, 113:07 Mr... 113:08 What is David Jolly playing in this? 113:10 DeAndre Holmes, one of my men. 113:12 He's a disruptor of events. 113:14 He's like an astroturf, you know. 113:16 Like the guy who takes his pants off, yeah, go back, go back. 113:18 A little bit, go back a little bit. 113:19 Back back back 113:21 It's further. It's further. There's Tony such a bad war. I don't know why we have the drug war honestly like might be before this 113:31 Sorry before this keep going keep going before them those guys are great. Oh 113:37 Okay, go back 113:40 Yeah, no, what are we watching? This is the scene where he gets me mr. Kurt. I was hoping 113:50 Speak 113:52 That's Brian set that shot up 114:02 Okay, wait, you're not necessarily up. It's good 114:06 You guys see the whole thing. You don't want people to watch in clips. Oh, yeah, definitely 114:10 You don't want to fuck it up. We did just blow. What is it called and where do we get it? Experts and I don't know 114:15 It's on YouTube. What is the YouTube channel again? The one he said executive? 114:20 I don't says the experts is the channel. I know there's I think all of the people in it 114:23 Okay, so they made a channel for it specifically. Okay, cool. Well, it looks fun 114:28 You like doing that? It's been a year and a fuck it. Well. Yeah, I mean, I like 114:33 Two a year and a half. Oh god, dude, I was just trying to get money from this pitch 114:38 Then they bought it 114:40 So I had to like work on it. Oh, you didn't want to really. Well, I'm very lazy 114:45 I just want to make jerk off podcast with Doug in really but um, it's funny, dude 114:50 Everybody's good on it everybody all the actors on it look like they've been doing it 114:53 with each other for a while on a show. 114:55 They're like that kind of chemistry. 114:57 It's hard to make shit funny, man. 114:59 It's like stuff like that, like that's, 115:01 especially when you're working on it that long, 115:03 it's when something really comes together, that's special. 115:06 Do you miss doing midnight gospel? 115:07 Yes, I do. 115:08 Yes, I do. 115:09 That was a fun show, dude. 115:10 Thank you. 115:11 It was so good. 115:12 Thanks, man. 115:12 It was so uniquely you, too. 115:14 Thanks. 115:15 It was like a real Duncan Trussell creation. 115:17 Well, me and Pendleton, you know, 115:19 and also just, ah, it was the best. 115:20 Animation's so fun, like, getting to, like, 115:23 just make stuff like that, and Netflix was so cool with us. 115:26 But yeah, I miss it. 115:27 People ask me about it all the time, but... 115:29 But with animation, you have so much room. 115:32 Like, you don't... 115:34 Think about what they could do with South Park. 115:36 People die all the time. It's fine. 115:38 People shove people up their asses. 115:40 You could do that. 115:41 You're like, remember when the teacher, 115:43 the principal of the school, 115:45 had a gay slut off with Paris Hilton, 115:48 They shoved her up his ass. Yeah, like there's no other place. You could do that. I know and and you know 115:55 With animation there's you know there there's something called a grid 115:58 And so the animators have to make all the characters adhere to this grid and it can be it's really kind of like you have to stay on model 116:06 Yeah on model, but Pendleton. He's such a genius 116:09 He told all the animators don't worry about the grid too much because he knew that if it wasn't on model 116:15 It would look more psychedelic it would create more of that so when you watch the show if it looks like 116:20 Weirdly psychedelic. It's because the animators were not forced to adhere to the grid as much 116:25 They just needed to make Clancy look like Clancy and they were so happy about that 116:29 That the freedom we were giving them that they would put all these gifts in to the animation 116:34 They would let them do what they wanted and so suddenly like they're putting shit in we didn't expect 116:39 You know, there's all kinds of Easter eggs through the whole thing that we didn't ask for that 116:43 They just gave us it seems like you could do that show so much easier now with a you can't do with a I like 116:49 You know people say that to me like why don't you make it with a I but no way man 116:53 They this was a tip mouse was best animation house. That's good. They're so good Chris pronounced. It's so good 116:59 Yeah, they the Netflix they let us do it all in house. We did not have to ship animation out 117:06 so we had this just 117:08 Just huge group of the most talented artists working together and like, you know, any problems 117:15 emerging or anything, you're dealing with it in real time. 117:18 And the reason I think it's so good is not because of any one person, but because this 117:23 group mind forms with human brains that made it what it is. 117:29 I just, one person or two people fucking around with AI, it's not going to do the 117:33 same thing. 117:33 What if you had a group mind fucking around with AI, then you could produce the... 117:36 This is called the writer's room. 117:37 The images so much easier, but you know what you're not gonna get man 117:41 You're not gonna get like artists with like thick French accents like working on dialing in this exact look 117:49 That was in Pendleton's mind like working for weeks. You're not gonna get that you're not gonna get all these 117:55 Moments of like the like animators going insane when we tried to do a groundhog day episode and like that struggle the human struggle 118:04 produces sparks, and the sparks end up in the process. 118:07 I'm not saying, and I- 118:08 I know what you're saying, I know what you're saying. 118:10 I'm not against AI. 118:11 I think it could be used to expedite certain 118:15 like technical aspects of the production probably. 118:18 In-betweens. 118:18 Yeah, in-betweens and stuff like that. 118:20 But as far as the thing that happens 118:22 when you get a group of people singularly focused 118:25 on something, and also what Pendleton did, 118:28 which is so genius, is he let everybody feel 118:30 like they could participate. 118:32 So anyone who had an idea could tell us anyone who like came up with something could tell us no one felt like 118:38 Intimidated or like they were right that was Pendleton. He's such a genius and so that made the show 118:44 You know, I don't and you know a lot of great shows function that way, right? Yes 118:48 That's how a good show would function. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, as soon as you have like one guys like no, no 118:53 No, we're doing it my way. It's over. It's over. Yeah 118:57 Yeah, well, yeah, I got lucky in a pilot because everybody like 119:00 So I mean, I'm just kind of right at four people, you know, so but they all brought like their own 119:06 They all like came in with like lines and shit. That's the fun thing about a project that works 119:11 Yeah, and when it doesn't when you get people colliding and clashing like oh god, it's a nightmare. Hell 119:18 Well, I don't want to do this anymore. Yeah, and it's like the getting the right minds together is such a fucking roll 119:24 That dies. Yeah, and all you know what and also people I can remember at one point like feeling stressed out 119:30 because I was having a disagreement with someone creatively and I remember going to Pendleton and being like 119:35 I don't want to fight over this shit and he's like Duncan because he made a venture time 119:38 He's like this is what it's like. This is the like there that creative tension or the 119:44 The the con like the natural conflict that emerges. That's doesn't have to be a bad thing 119:49 That's a good thing like that could be really really good 119:51 You don't want that through the whole thing when you get a narcissist or an egomaniac 119:55 Yeah, who feel who doesn't give a fuck about what's funny who only cares about that their idea 120:00 It's right. That's the problem. That's the problem. But those people are real. Oh 120:05 And you run into them especially in Hollywood. Oh my god. It was a giant problem. Most professional stuff 120:10 I ever worked on they didn't want they didn't have that kind of problem good stuff. Yeah, good stuff 120:16 But some stuff like you you work on it and you'll run into that dude a good writers room 120:22 Where like you throw out an idea that sucks and everyone's like that sucks and then you're like 120:27 Yeah, it kind of did or you throw out an idea that's kind of okay, and then you watch it jump from one person to the next and grow 120:34 Yeah, it's the funniest thing ever. Yeah, I don't know. I just don't think that could be replicated by 120:39 Technology right now. Well, it certainly won't be as fun and then when you watch it won't be as satisfying 120:44 I did something about South Park where you know that there's a group of fucking psychos that are making these things 120:50 Yes, it's extra sad. It's not mostly the one guy. I mean, they're all 120:54 Park yeah, I mean he's like you've seen that 24 hours of South Park yeah documentary 121:00 I don't think I saw it never saw it 121:02 Yeah, it's like talking about how they're like creating an episode is it it's not called 24 hours is it six six or seven days 121:07 To air is what's called. Okay. That's what's called. So it's it's documenting the way they're producing the show and putting it together 121:13 You know they had a whole Charlie Kirk arc that they were really pairing before he got murdered. Oh, and he got murdered 121:19 They had a band in it. Oh my god, that sucks. Yeah 121:23 When that started TPU is because I didn't follow it, you know, like that was not a religious thing at all 121:28 Hey, you were saying on was it Sean's podcast? You were saying that Erica Kirk? 121:34 There's an Erica Kirk from like 1957 no 75 the 121:37 Governor Kirk from Florida the guy that's signed the contract for Disney to have like a Vatican there 121:44 That guy his wife. They were calling her Madamex when they were dancing at a ball 121:48 This Eugene Kirk, I think his name was real like a wild band is like the smuggling coconut through Florida days 121:54 You know, but you're saying that there's just like exactly like her 121:58 Yeah, look but control control all history. I saw it on Instagram. I didn't bother 122:04 Yeah, but my I my buddy Andy Hunt from his 122:09 That's not even a good one of it though, there's 122:11 1934 so wait a minute wait it was that's not 75 go back wait a minute what year is 122:18 this that's her birthday so who is this lady that's reading this out I don't know 122:23 this check yeah no go go on control history don't because these people lift off 122:27 of them oh it's her birthday was 1934 okay but but um so her family was from 122:34 Brazil by way of Germany based Brazil by way of Germany is Nazis right right 122:41 And think of the boys from Brazil Argentina. Yeah, remember the boys from Brazil? Yeah, yeah, so 1970. Oh 122:49 Okay, it's from Brazil was about Nazis about cloning Hitler. That's right 122:54 And if you look at the history the brief history of it every like 10 20 years 122:59 We're about to have cloning and then we stop talking about it 123:01 That doesn't really look like it does it to me. Well, I would go on 123:06 I think it looks like don't get does or doesn't doesn't look like it to me 123:09 No, it just looks like another white lady. Well, her name is Erica Kirk and there's other Joe Rogan's out there 123:14 I had to buy the website. That's look at that one. Jesus fucking Christ 123:20 Okay, no 123:21 Just two different white ladies blonde ladies. Yeah, I think they look like I think everybody's looking for fucking patterns everywhere 123:28 This is like some of them are legit the human condition but hold on a second the the boys from Brazil thing is crazy 123:33 Yeah, I forgot about that move. That's right 123:39 It was like a 19. 123:39 It was a book. 123:40 Right. 123:41 And it became the movie. 123:41 And 70 is when I think the movie came out. 123:44 When do you think they first started cloning? 123:46 The second they learned how to do it. 123:47 But when do you think that was?
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