Explicit Bio-Diesel, Power Management
Ep. 50

Bio-Diesel, Power Management

Episode description

Ron discusses whether bio-diesel is really worth it and Dave explains power management.

This episode’s Monero challenge: Trivia - Tell us which senator once threatened to beat the filibuster by peeing in a bag

This episode’s Monero winner height & blockhash: 3367174, Blockhash: 4e0a943b055be23e4e518a676c074f584937733b31dd16b8b25c739c655f7241

This episode’s Monero winner candidate list: moneromash, OliverChase, ayn, falcon

00:00:00 Don’t touch my balls!

00:05:17 Trump’s cabinet compromised?

00:08:39 Trump v Massie

00:13:53 Mahmoud Khalil

00:19:14 More on the cabinet

00:22:10 Government seizing Bitcoin

00:30:09 What information about federal workers is public?

00:40:22 Dave talks about power management

00:49:36 Ron talks about bio-diesel

Resources discussed on the show:

CyberPower (https://www.cyberpowersystems.com/), excellent power management solutions.

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Alright, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. I'm Ron Morgan.

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Dave Havlicek. We are here to educate you, entertain you,

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and hope you make you laugh. We're kind of doing a redo right now because we were

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just talking to a microphone that we're recording for about 15 minutes.

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But we caught it this time so we're actually going to give you a show this week.

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Yeah. So, yeah, where do we start off with? Oh, we start off with the video of the cop.

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The cop that, he posted the video online. The cop's a piece of shit because he arrested the guy

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for obstruction of resisting arrest with no charges.

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Well, so let's give a little background because the reason I found this so funny

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is because it's a contrast to the normal cop video that you see. Right? So like you'll see

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12 cops surrounding a guy beating the shit out of him. He's got cops. He's on the ground. He's

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basically half dead. And the cops are all screaming, stop resisting. Right? And the reason they do that

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is when they go before a judge, they can use that as evidence that the guy was resisting.

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Right? I said stop resisting because he was resisting. So now this guy has his own little twist

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on it. Right? Yeah. So what happened was with him is a tail light was out apparently. So they stop him

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and the cop claims he smelled marijuana. So they get a drug dog, the drug dog alerts,

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which they always do for some reason. Isn't that amazing? And then they pull him out of the car

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and they say, we're going to search you and search the car. And they didn't find any weed or anything

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else. No, I must have been wrong. But during this, during the pat down search, the cop, you know,

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touched his balls. No, no, actually, I watched it very close. Before the cop even went for the

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balls. He's like, don't touch my balls, man. Don't touch my balls. Which I think is funny because,

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I mean, we've had a few catchphrases over the years. Catch me outside. Don't tase me, bro. What was

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the other one? Hands up. Don't shoot. Hands up. Don't shoot. Now we got don't touch my balls. Don't

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touch my balls. So I mean, if you say it to a cop, he's going to touch your balls.

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But so the great part is like the guy just kept screaming and over like, like the way cops say,

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stop resisting. Don't touch my balls. And the cop like took this as a challenge. Yes. Like, oh,

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you want me to, okay, I'm going to start, I'm going to start fondling. I'm going to start

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fucking licking and sticking my finger up your ass over there. And I think the guy has a good

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case now to sue them. Well, yeah, because that'd be the prosecutor who dropped that charge right

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off the bat. Well, even if he goes, right? It's clearly sexual harassment. It is. I just can't

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walk down the street and touch people's balls. So but here's my question. If I get a shirt,

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and it says if you touch my balls and I get a wrecked, you have to finish me off.

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Was that what that people want to cop after finish me off? He knew the terms going into this.

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I think we're gonna have to take that one to the court. I don't know. I mean, I don't trust the

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court anymore. So I say it's apt. I say the dude, he read my shirt. Yeah. By this day,

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he touched my balls. I'm not saying I would get a hard for what. Tell you what, when we go protest

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in front of Caesar's Palace, you wear that shirt and when we get arrested, I'll say, don't touch

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my balls. Yeah, I want to go. I want to touch your balls now. I want to see this get litigated.

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But okay, so if a cop, so you're at traffic stop, yeah, and a cop gives you a command,

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that has to be followed. Not necessarily. So why when he says don't resist,

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why why you risk for resisting? You have to listen to him? Well, that one, so there's this concept

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of a lawful order, right? Right. In a lawful order, people don't actually know what that means.

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They think it's any order that comes out of a cop's mouth. No, that's not correct. Right. A lawful

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order, as opposed to a regular order, is an order that has a law behind it, right? And it is against

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the law to resist arrest. So if they say stop resisting, that's a lawful order. You're a piece

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of shit cop if you have a restaurant for that, and you should be fired. And but you still but to

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arrest somebody, you still need an initial charge. Well, apparently not. Because this happens a lot.

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It always gets dropped. And the thing is, a lot of people don't have the

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the funds to pay for a lawyer to sue over it, because you're not going to get that big of a payout.

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Depending on what they do, unless they touch your balls, unless they touch your balls or lock you

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in a cage. Yeah. Well, I liked about the guy, even after they searched the guy's car, the cop came

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back to put his personal belongings in a bag. Yeah. So he looked at the hatch of his SUV.

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And as soon as he left the hatch, guys like, I told you to touch my balls, don't touch my balls.

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I'm like, that dude's committed to the bit. I mean, whether he's faking it or whether he's just a little

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off. No, I love it. I'm going to try that if I were getting into the situation.

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I guess I'm going to have a short break. There's no downside. But how do I get a cop to search my

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balls? Um, maybe I stick my hand down there. No, the cop has to start it by saying he smells weed.

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You know, and like, you have to wait for that to happen.

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Look, they got a legal weed here. I don't know. Yeah, it's hard to...

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I mean, I guess your balls and your taint is good spot to touch it away, but I don't know.

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Oh, Lordy, but I do like to catch phrases and see if we can get that trending.

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Don't touch my balls. Oh my God. I'm a child. What do you want?

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Oh, Lordy, I think there was something. Yeah. So, um, I, we got to talk about Trump because...

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Yeah. It seems like he's falling back into his old patterns, where he's trusting the wrong people,

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and he's, he's just staying stupid shit out there, and he's, he's fighting the people that

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are actually on his side. What's going on, man? I think his cabinet picks are compromised. I think

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they made a deal with the past Senate, and that's why they're not doing what they're supposed to do.

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Now, I will give him a teleprompter break because they say he's out there busting balls and he's

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out there doing stuff. But where are the mugshots? I want to see the mugshots. Right. This is not,

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you don't, you're, you have to investigate. You have to say, I'm going to arrest this person,

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and then you need their mugshot. So this doesn't have to go through court. There is no pre-trial

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preparation or anything. You go arrest them, post your mugshot, like the two whistleblowers,

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or not whistleblowers, the two guys that were, or the two, I don't know, they were guys or girls,

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because they won't really submit. They were reporting on ICE activity and they were federal employees.

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They got caught and arrested. Where is the info? Yeah. Let's make them famous.

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Where's our Epstein files? Where's, uh... They're gone. We're never, we're never... Oh my God. I don't

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give it up, but understand your ways to... I'm going to keep posting. We want the Epstein files,

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but she's not going to do it. So... This is ridiculous. I mean, now...

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So, like you mentioned off the show, what if Trump is playing 12D chess over here on this?

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So, okay, so that was in regards to the filibuster. So every president will wait till the Senate goes

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on break and they get recess appointments. And those recess appointments, I believe they're good for

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two years, or... Yeah, I think it's two years, which is fine. Every president has done it. So

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in the event of a government shutdown, can he still do his recess appointments without the Senate?

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Yeah, I don't know. I hope so. So, so what's your, your theory is that he's

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hoping, he's secretly hoping the government shuts down and then he can... And he can do his recess

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appointments. And I say, if that happens, hand body out, Matt Gaetzin. Fuck him. This is bullshit. We

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need the Epstein files released. She is, she is... Well, whatever. She needs to go. I can't say anything

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nice about her. I wanted to like her. I heard good things about her. I told you. Oh, I've been

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calling her piece of shit. Well, yeah, I guess I... I called it before the election. Oh, did you?

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Well, whatever. He announced Pambandi. Yeah, he announced Pambandi, I think in January.

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I, because I remember on the show, I called it on the show. I'm like, she's a prosecutor from

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Florida. She's an anti-gun. Yeah. I don't like it. And apparently pro child rapist.

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Because I'm telling you, Pambandi, every day a child gets raped by one of those people on that

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list. It's on you. It is on you. And I hope you lose sleep at night because of it. Because,

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but you probably won't because you're somewhat of a politician. So you guys just don't care.

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Where's Kennedy at? Right. Right. What's he doing? I saw him going to Steak and Shake.

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Oh, did you? Well, not personally, but he posted it on X. Yeah, because they said they're making

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their fries with beef tallow now. I saw that. Is that good or bad? Oh, it's delicious. Oh,

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really? I mean, I haven't been there lately, but I've had beef tallow fries. It's delicious.

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Okay. Yeah. But let's talk about with this whole filibuster thing because there's this whole

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CR bill they're talking about. And Thomas Massie is the only Republican they voted no.

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Everyone's given him shit. Even though it's a shitty bill, it's Biden's bill that increases the

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debt. And it continues the spending that Elon said, Hey, this is fraud. So why the fuck are

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Republicans all gonna know about this? I don't understand. Back off of Massie. Seriously. I mean,

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you may not agree with him, but he's he's he's saying true to what he said. Now, I will point out

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that he did vote yes on Biden's CR, which although it didn't pass, but he still so that bothers me.

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Well, so he does in exchange for that, he did get them to agree to lower overall spending,

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which they're not doing on this one. That's called horse trading. So that's how politics works.

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So yeah, I just I also Bassie now has over a million for the first time ever,

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Bassie has over a million dollars in his word chest, because I saw it was 200,000.

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He got you got donations. Holy shit. Oh, I got donations. But I saw he had two,

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30,000 over it one day. So Trump wants the primary. I'm good fucking luck with that.

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That's the you're picking the wrong battle, Trump. That's you've met your match.

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That's a very interesting part of Kentucky. Let me tell you. Yeah, it's predominantly Democrats.

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And it is. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it's well, I know that Massie got more votes in his district than

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Trump got. It's Southern Democrats. Okay. But they like Massie. Yeah. Because why? Because he fights.

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Right. He fights for what is right. Right. He fights for his constituents. He fights for the

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American people. You may not agree with what he does all the time, but at least he's doing something.

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You scumbag Congress members who don't fight for shit.

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Well, so I posted another thing on X about about Trump's little spat with him. And I was like,

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what if this is really like 37 D chess? Yeah, right? Because

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Oh, what was my logic? And this is how I forgot, man. Like, you got to follow our X.

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I got to learn to hit the record button a little bit better.

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Oh, God, he's very complicated. You see, we have 37 D, man. It's very hard. I mean, we have someone

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Oh, no, no, it was so what if Trump is threatening to primary Massie so that APAC

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spends all their money for nothing? And they lose because they're gonna lose no matter how much

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they spend, lose the Kentucky is loved. So this is Trump's 30 30 70 chess way of getting APAC to

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bankrupt themselves. Yeah, they wanted the right way podcast. Well, that's the same area that

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McConnell's from. Shut the fuck up. That's bullshit. They're two different people. Yeah.

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Massie has good intentions. So just back the fuck off. History being right. He's always right.

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But you know, so it is a little complicated. We have a new new addition to our studio and

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see he's right here. It's it's a we're on the test mode today. We want to show videos. So we're

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going to be able to show videos. This might be a little bit small. Yeah. But Dave's used to that.

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I'll go to my side's TV next. Here's the TV later on the house. But it does work. So we

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had you can show videos and yeah, so we'll get there. So yeah, so what's pissed me off of the

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CR now it's it's in it's in the Senate. It's in the Senate. Yeah, I don't think it's gonna make it.

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I don't think it is either. Yeah. Well, just a ball. Rampol's come out and said no, we're not doing

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that. So but the all these right wing podcast was like, Oh, we we we don't have the votes in the

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Senate. We have the votes. You don't have the votes to beat the I forgot the name. The filibuster

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filibuster again. Wow. So fight the filibuster. They want to talk. Let them talk. Put your diapers on

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to pull you just the coldy out of fast. I just went high or to the pizza. Whatever you got to do.

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Let them just talk. Bring you a little hat with a little ball on your little nappy hat. Just have

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the guy next to you wake you up at nine for the vote. Let them do it because there's there was

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one senator who threatened to pee in a bag if he has to to get his filibuster done. So

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and that'll be our more general challenge for this week. You go tell us who that senator was

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who threatened to throw a catheter catheter. Yeah. Wow. There in peanut bag and everybody who

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gets the right answer gets thrown in the wheel and here's the thing senators are you too good to

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piss or shit in a bucket. Bring in the ship buckets. I think if I don't do it he'll be happy.

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He's not done already. Like God. That's what I do. He's carrying the ground with him.

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You never know. You got a shit. I'm getting older. Sometimes I can't control it.

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So yeah. So if you want give me give me a half an hour. I'll rig something up that

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the vacuum tubes in the bank or in the old building that we use for the thing. It shoots it

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somewhere. Invite me to DC. I'll have it rigged up and I will have it go to McConnell's office.

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You can shit in a tube or piss in a tube and it'll just land right there on his desk. Give

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a nice pipe a hot one. You guys fight. Well stop this bullshit and fight. So you mentioned that

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like Cache Patel and some of these other guys are not really getting anything done but

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they did mention getting something done. Yeah. They found a guy protesting against Israel

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and arrested him without any charges. They specifically said there's no crying here

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but they threatened to take his green card away and deport him. So was he the guy in charge of

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the Columbia protest? I don't know about in charge but he's part of the leadership I want to say.

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And I don't know if it's Columbia. I forget. Okay because that's where the big protest was.

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Yeah. It took over a building. It might have been. So they broke the law in that protest.

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So I've seen videos of that and I don't know if he is a part of that. I don't know what specific

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crime he is supposed to have engaged in because they've said oh he didn't do anything wrong.

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Right. It's in their own documents. The guy's name is Mahmood Khalil. Sorry if I'm saying that wrong.

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But so he's married to a US citizen. Okay. He has a green card and when they picked him up

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they said you're on an expired student visa because he goes to college. I guess it's Columbia or

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whatever else. Yeah. I mean there's stories about that but I don't know what's true and what's not.

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You don't need a student visa if you're on a green card. Right. You can just go wherever you want.

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You're a permanent resident. So like what the fuck are they talking like and here's what really

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pissed me off. Like Tom Holman and some of the senators and congresspeople they got up in their

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interviews and they're saying oh free speech has limitations. No it does not. It doesn't

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include hate speech. Yes it does. Well what the fuck is this Democrat talking point. Like this is what

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AOC and Ilhan Omar have been saying for the last four years. What are you talking about.

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Of course there's no fucking limitations on free speech you fucking idiots. This is bullshit.

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Yeah no well but now Trump did pass on he did the EO that if you protest on a college campus and the

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college doesn't shut it down. Can you protest like that on a college campus. Yes of course you can.

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It's public. Yes a state one yeah a state college yes. Okay what about a university. If it's from

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by the government then yes. If it's private then they can kick you off for trespassing. See I would

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have to look into that because we we have the issue here I think I've brought up before. You can file

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for a permit to be a private entity managing the the university and then it falls under private

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property rights which I am a hundred percent against. I don't think it's that you can not do

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you think you can open carry on free month street. You should be able to. You can't.

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I mean because in this in the United States if you're a if you're a public if you're public

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property but it's leased to a private property private entity the private entity laws as far as

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so you can be kicked off a free month street because they want to kick you off. See now I would

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think that would have to be a temporary like like for example let's say you go to a park

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and you rent out the park for that day to have your children's birthday party. Okay now that's

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allowed right you're allowed to rent out the park for that day you have a permit for that day.

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Now you can kick people out of your party if they have a gun right.

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I don't know. Right but you can't rent the park forever. Right. Right so so I don't understand

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free month street because I'm ready to get forever essentially free month street did it.

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The where's that place with the minor big hockey plays. I don't know.

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Arena for a while now something else. I had an issue there and I found out that even though

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it's built with public dollars and it's on the Henderson website as a public building. Yeah.

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The private property rights rule because it's managed by for private and I talked to an

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attorney friend of mine and he's like yeah that's a law in this country.

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But universities don't work that way. Yes I don't know that's what I'm saying. I mean I

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I'm all for protesting believe you I am but you don't take over a building. You don't stop people

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from walking through your protest if they go from point A to point B. Right. So I don't know if

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that this guy did that because like I said they have specifically said this person did not commit

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any crimes. Did the media say that. No no the people that have detained him.

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The people that are threatening to take his green card away and deport him have said that.

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Yeah. And they're saying there's like these terms of agreement when you get a green card

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that say you can't support a terrorist organization or other fucking stupid nonsense.

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Oh that's because I'm lost. I don't see how that's constitutional right like you have the green

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card. You have the right to free speech. Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech.

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That's a law. No I agree. I don't like it. So it's I don't know. I mean obviously the guy's a

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shithead because he's a nut job you know terror like he's not like oh I just don't like Israel.

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He's not like that. He's an actual terror supporter. I want him all out but I want him out legally.

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I don't want the pocket. I don't care if he's out. He's not. No no if you're if you're illegal if

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you're illegal. Sorry that's what I meant why I said that. I don't know if he is. I don't care if

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they're illegal. I don't care if they're illegal. No I want. Yeah. You don't need permission from the

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government to be in a place. Fuck the government. Fuck them. Fuck them all. So getting back to the

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Trump's cabinet picks not doing their job. Cash Patel might be doing something but I want to see

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the mug shots guys. I want to see I want to see evidence that you're actually doing something.

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We're like picture the American people like battered children being pushed around from

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foster home to foster home. Okay we've been lied to by the Biden administration so they took

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that that foster home they put us in the Trump foster home and we've been lied to before you guys

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are saying you're going to do all this good stuff. Well where is it? Right. Elon Musk does not count

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and that he is not a cabinet pick. Right. And he's got a hit list on him by the way. He's on the

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the. He's actually doing shit. He's on the Ukraine kill list by the way. And so is that Alex

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Jones reporter too by the way. We'll get to that in a few minutes probably too. So

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so so cash might be doing but this is a proof. Kennedy dude I love you but where the fuck are

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you? I want the shit out of my food. Pam Bondi you kind of know where I stand with this one.

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We want the Epstein list. Don't think you're ever going to do it. I'm really confident you

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made a deal to get through the Senate. This is so stupid. You compromise yourself your principles

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to get to to get the job. So I'm kind of hoping. I don't. So I'm gonna see why like let's say

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let's say that you made a deal to get confirmed by the Senate. Yeah. Just go back on your deal.

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What are they going to do? I can't do anything. Yep. I don't understand this. What about like

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all the fraud in the Social Security. Yeah. They're saying now I am not going to say that checks are

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going out for the 350 year old. I don't know that they are but there is a lot of fraud and a lot

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of checks going out. Pam Bondi I'm gonna give you some advice here. You can track that. So there's

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so there's two really really long numbers. Yeah. One is a bank routing number. Yeah. The other one

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is a bank account number and that's attached to a name. Yep. How about you go arrest the fucking

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people and give us the Epstein list. I hope I hope you can do more than one thing at once.

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I hope you can chew gum and walk at the same time. Maybe you can chew gum walk and rub your belly.

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No the same that you're fat not body shaving. Wait we can body shave now though. Of course.

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Okay. Why would you not? I'm not gonna say that but no just get to work. Show us something.

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Quit being the parents that promise to take us to Disney World and then never take us.

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All right. We're abused and we're battered. We've been we put up this shit forever.

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Most of my life I can't say it. I'm not a politician. I mean there's here and there through

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Congress you'll get Ron Paul, Rand Paul, Massey and there's others but as a whole the government

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is a horrible foster parent. Okay. So change that. Okay. I don't think you're ever gonna put it out.

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So we'll see. Prove me wrong. And yesterday was my birthday so I really wish you would have put

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it out yesterday. I mean I would have taken credit for that. I guess my birthday present.

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It wouldn't have been but I still would have said that. Oh Jesus. Well so I got a story here.

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So last week we talked about tracking cryptocurrency and this story came up last week ironically

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which were in between the last show and now. So I don't know what the guy was arrested for but

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apparently the the government found out that he had 115 Bitcoin something like that. Where is it?

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119.65 Bitcoin which that's a lot of fucking money. Yeah. Bitcoin's like 80,000 right now.

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Down from 100,000? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so there's a court order which is a warrant to

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seize property and it's to seize this 119 Bitcoin. So apparently the government thinks

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it was using illegal transactions. I don't fucking know. But the warrant has the Bitcoin address

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and it has the amounts and if you go on the blockchain explorer like we taught you to do

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last week there's that Bitcoin right. So this guy cannot reasonably deny that he has the Bitcoin.

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They know the address, they know the amount, they can see if it moves right. So they locked him up

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and they said we're going to find you for contempt $10,000 every day that you don't give us the Bitcoin.

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And this is only possible because Bitcoin is a public ledger right. It's just ironic that it came

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up right after we did the show on it and you know I posted on X so go there and give us a like,

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give us a repost because people like you have to understand this. The government doesn't care

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about your fucking mean token right. If they can see that you have it and it's worth something

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they will take it from you or they will block you on occasion till you give it up. And when you

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have Monero they don't know what you have right. We can say here all day that we have Monero and

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we use Monero, we love Monero. But they have no way to prove how much we might have or don't have.

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So like this is real shit man. It actually happens. Here's proof of it.

24:17

But yeah, we've talked about we've got a judist, wow. I have a speech impediment people,

24:23

leave me alone. Don't come at me bro. Judicial issue in this country now.

24:30

The judge I believe, I've wanted to research a story before the show but

24:35

she believes she's out of California. She's going after Doge. She wants all of it.

24:41

Let's put that off for a second because I wanted to use that story to lead in to the Monero giveaway.

24:47

Are you familiar with the story? Yeah. Yeah. Good. Okay. But yeah, so because it's related to the

24:53

giveaway from last week, we challenged you guys to find a transaction based on I think I gave you

24:59

eight digits and we had four people that gave us the right answer. So we're going to throw them

25:04

into the wheel and see who wins. But before we do that, I have an announcement that I haven't

25:08

even told you yet. Uh-oh. We had a donation come in for approximately 0.15 Monero. Okay.

25:18

That's like 35 bucks. Oh nice. So yeah, let me go and read that actually here. I forgot to pull

25:25

the website up. I'd love it when you guys do this. I mean, we're just going to give it right back

25:32

to the people. Yep. We appreciate it. We just don't want to deal with the IRS until we ban the IRS.

25:42

Okay. So this is from xmr.bar and they say the support this man gives to the community is amazing.

25:48

Thank you. Oh wow. And for you. So xmr.bar, it's not a person. It's a website.

25:55

And I want to put this out there because

26:01

they are not sponsoring us. Right. We have no affiliation with them. I don't recommend or not

26:08

recommend their products, which I will talk about in a little bit. Yeah. So this is a pure donation

26:13

which is going straight back to the viewers. Right. We're not being paid to say anything.

26:17

We appreciate it. We really do. We really appreciate it. And what xmr.bar is, is a

26:23

provably fair Monero gambling site. Oh, okay. And they're using something similar to what

26:28

our wheel is doing, where they're using the blockchain itself to generate the random numbers.

26:33

Okay. And that's how you know whether or not you won or lost. And it's not,

26:37

they're not just making numbers up themselves to cheat you. Okay. So,

26:42

you know, anytime you gamble, by the way, you're going to lose. Or the long run, you're going to

26:47

lose. Okay. So don't go to gambling site thinking you're going to win thinking you got some kind

26:51

of system. You don't gambling is designed to make you lose. And if you're going to do it,

26:57

you should treat it as a leisure activity. I'm going there to have fun. And maybe I'll win

27:03

something maybe not. But but here's entertainment. It's entertainment. Here's what I'm willing to

27:07

lose. And once I lose that, I go home. Don't ever chase your losses. Right. Don't chase your losses.

27:12

You're going to lose more. And these guys are a really new website. And I talked to the guy that

27:19

works on it. Okay. And I gave him some advice since I'm a poker player. Yeah. And I said,

27:25

it would be really cool if you had more bells and whistles. If you did like a roulette section,

27:31

if you'd started working on poker, because poker would actually change the whole game for crypto.

27:37

Right. It's it's shocked me that there's no blockchain poker sites. Right. There's all these

27:43

offshore shady fucking sites that sometimes steal your money. And who knows, like it's on,

27:48

there's bots everywhere and who fucking knows. But if we had a crypto poker site,

27:53

where you could trust the random number generator, you know that there's no cheaters,

27:58

they deal with bots, right, that would be amazing. That would fucking change everything.

28:02

So just the company out, we're not saying that they're bad. I mean, I'm very happy they donated.

28:08

But check them out. And you make your own decision when you're on their website.

28:12

You have to be a responsible adult. But it also seems like they want to do good,

28:16

or at least have a good entertaining website. Right. So thank you. Yeah. Thank you for the

28:20

donation. And we're about to give it away to somebody. So who's getting the big, big bucks?

28:25

Yes. So we had like, like I said, we had four people enter the challenge. Number one,

28:30

Monero Mash all over case. We see that up there. Yeah, we can. Okay. Oh, you're gonna have to

28:39

full screen it before you hit spend. Next one, Oliver Chase, capital O.

28:44

All right. Well, can you still type in that? Yeah. Okay, cool.

28:49

Or is he capital O? Capital O. Okay. What's up Oliver Chase? Love you, man.

28:57

But Chase Oliver hates you, you fucking dick. Okay. Next one, Ayn Ayn.

29:06

And last but not least is Falcon. That's flimsy Falcon. He's been away for a while, but uh.

29:13

Okay, welcome back, sir. As you can see, Dave is doing this kind of like on the

29:17

down how he's spelled the words for me because I don't know how to spell for

29:20

sure. It's a whole dyslexic thing. That looks good. Let's spend the win. Spend the win.

29:30

Oliver Chase. All right. You know the deal, Oliver Chase. Track us down. Gotta track us down

29:35

and collect your money. And that's going to be about 0.15. So a big winner this week.

29:42

Yeah. So we are getting technical here. I mean, with that, we just did the life. Oh,

29:48

we're doing all kinds of crazy shit here now. Come back next week and see what we're doing

29:52

then too. You never know what's going to happen. Oh, Lordy, what else can we talk about?

29:58

Government is, I don't know. I'm not, I'm not happy right now. I'm so happy with

30:04

Trump. I think he's doing a decent job. I still think that J6 was in jail.

30:09

Oh, you wanted to talk about the judge in California?

30:14

Yeah. Is it California? I don't, I didn't really, the story just came out today,

30:19

but she's going after Doge. She wants their real names and their home addresses.

30:24

I don't know. Well, home address, but really, yes, really, their government contractors,

30:30

that's public info. But does the judge have a right to release that information?

30:35

I think they should. Well, judge has a right to order them to release it. Now,

30:38

whether they comply or not, I... Okay, so what's a Coney, Coney Barrett? What's the

30:43

Supreme Court Justice? Amy Coney Barrett? Yeah, the communist? Yeah, well, whatever.

30:47

She's got a shitty Supreme Court judge. Do we know her home address?

30:54

I don't know. I don't want it. So don't know. So no, address is not public info.

30:58

Well, it should be. No. I bet yours is. No, it's not. I bet mine is. No, it's not. You ran for office?

31:04

That's... Well, that's actually not your home address. That's the address you tell them is your

31:09

campaign headquarters, which because we're poor, broke-ass idiots, is our home address.

31:14

Yeah. Well, the first time I ran, I actually used a mailbox. Yeah, okay. Yeah. So you can

31:18

give them whatever address you want as long as you have access to mail at that address.

31:21

Come and find me, bitches. No, but for a government employee, the only public info is your full name,

31:28

your title, and your salary. So where you live, your phone number,

31:32

unless it's an office phone number, that's not public. So shouldn't Doge be treated like an NGO?

31:38

No. They're not a government organization. Yes, they are. You didn't hear how the story, how Doge

31:43

got... No, I remember, you know, it must have not been paid. Doesn't matter if it's been paid or not.

31:49

Okay, whatever. So like they took over this little thing that Obama made. Okay. And they just

31:57

renamed it to Doge. Oh, okay. So like it is a government office. Oh, it is. Yeah. Okay. So yes,

32:06

their name should be available. I mean, it's public, they're public. But she's doing it to release

32:11

so they can get doxxed. I don't care. No, that's bullshit. It doesn't matter. We need to protect

32:16

big balls. Get out of here. Don't touch my big balls. Knowing his name is irrelevant. No, if

32:22

they're... Wait, if you want to be a public servant, then your info's out there. Sorry.

32:26

I know. But I guess they're doing some good work. I'm not knowing what they're doing.

32:29

Then they should be proud. They're not being supported. I mean, because there is a hit list

32:33

out there from Ukraine. Elon Musk is on... There's a hit list on everybody. So what?

32:38

Yeah, but Elon Musk apparently has a badass security detail. I'm looking for this guy's name.

32:44

Whose guy was killed in Austin, Texas yesterday? Did you hear about this?

32:48

What? It's one of Alex Jones's reporters. Now, I don't care what you think about

32:54

Alex Jones. I'm not necessarily a fan of his, but I believe he has a right to do what he does

33:00

and the fact that they sued him in court for how many billions of dollars?

33:05

I think it was just one.

33:05

Oh, just one bill. That's one.

33:08

Alex, I got it for you. I'll cover it, man. I'll check my couch questions here in a few minutes.

33:15

Yeah, and I don't listen to Alex Jones, but I do follow Stephen Crowder. Stephen Crowder

33:20

supports Alex Jones. So I thought I could have swung, I posted something on this.

33:27

I don't remember saying that.

33:29

Maybe I didn't. Infowars... I'm sorry about this. I seem a little bit more prepared.

33:43

Yeah, I don't... I didn't see anything about Infowars.

33:47

Yeah, it was Jimmy White. Jimmy White was a reporter for Infowars. He lived in Austin, Texas.

33:56

He walked out to his car, live in 45 p.m. and was... I didn't get a chance to search the story today,

34:04

but as of yesterday, we don't know if he was shot or stabbed because the cops used a certain term

34:09

like hot knife or hot stab. It's a weird term. But nobody knows if he was shot or killed.

34:16

He was also on the Ukraine hit list. By no means am I saying that's what it is. It's a shame. He had

34:24

a family, he had kids, and he died in his driveway. He might have died in the hospital, actually, but

34:29

he was essentially killed. That's bullshit. So hopefully his family will heal from this.

34:38

Yeah, it's just... I mean, it's... Yeah, I'm not going to get any deeper into that. But Austin,

34:44

Texas is going through a crime problem because Californians move there. I don't know if it's

34:49

connected or not. I mean, in California... I don't know. But, I mean, you're living in Texas, dude.

34:54

Which I've been carrying. Yeah, I mean, he might have been. We don't know.

34:59

No, so frankly... So they get the draft on you, then they're done, you can do.

35:01

He saw them trying to steal his car and he ran out. Oh, okay.

35:05

If somebody's stealing your car, let it go. Just step back, call the cops, they're going to say

35:11

they're not going to respond and go, okay, well, whatever. It's insured. Let it go. So yeah,

35:19

what else can we move on to now? I got a thing I want to talk about.

35:24

I have only 35 minutes left. This should be a record for us.

35:27

Oh, you're not protected.

35:34

What?

35:38

I don't need no stinking protection. Fucking bullshit stuff. You buy a laptop and stuff

35:44

free-programmed in here to pop up and fucking meticulousness. That's why I won't scan those

35:50

goddamn IR codes. QR codes, you mean? Whatever they are. I'm old. I'm old. But see, you're

35:55

citizen now, man. What? What? What? Yeah, I got everything. In the matter, you're a citizen

36:00

at 55. Okay. I get like a free donut. Why do we get free donuts to old people?

36:06

Why not? We don't need donuts. Why not? Because they're fat mean. You're already old.

36:11

You're already old. You're dying anyway, so here's a donut. I'm going to take advantage of that.

36:16

I didn't know that. Fuck. Yeah, no. It actually starts. There's some companies doing a 50, some at 55.

36:23

Okay. But when I hit 65, boy, I'm going on a tour. Are you an AARP?

36:29

Technically, I don't believe you can mean AARP to your 60. Okay. Because they send you mailers with

36:33

all that info. But yes, I am. They send you the catalog. I have a spouse who is enough to be an

36:38

AARP. But they send you the catalog, which tells you which restaurant, which donut shop. I don't

36:42

think we are technically in good standing with them anymore. I don't like AARP. They give their money

36:50

to Democrats. Maybe we should start our own. Well, somebody tried to start a conservative one. I don't

36:55

know if it ever took off. So I don't know. I used to travel for work and I would walk my AARP member

37:04

and my rate went down like a buck. Yeah. I'm like, really? Well, it's not about the rate. It's about

37:09

which donut shops are going to give you the free donut? Where's my free shit at?

37:14

Who starts happy hour when or who starts what do you call the seniors? I should have taken the

37:18

day off of work yesterday. Early bird special? I could have did the whole tour of like, first

37:22

start with the people that give away free stuff on your birthday and then go to the free stuff for

37:27

seniors. Yeah. They go to Goodwill and buy some stuff because I get like 10% off. I think Goodwill's

37:32

60 though. So I got I have to wait another five years to go buy a broken toaster. Oh my god.

37:39

And a broken coffee machine. Why would you give away a working coffee machine? I don't know.

37:45

I mean, seriously, think about it, people. Well, like someone buys you a better one.

37:48

They just give it away. Oh, like the love sack. It's kind of a taste before the show started.

37:56

I knew a guy who was giving away a free love sack and he was a hefty man.

38:02

And he admitted that he had sex on the love sack and he goes, you want it? I go, no.

38:09

I had a friend over and he goes, oh, I want that. I go, dude, the fat dude had sex probably with a

38:15

fat chick on the love sack. It goes, I'll clean it. I go, just wash it. But you got to get it to your

38:21

car, to your house to clean. You're dry. So he put it in his Range Rover and literally it took

38:29

up the entire inside of it except the driver's seat. So literally, I don't know this to be true,

38:35

but he could have had a dry come stay right there. Right there or there or there or there. I don't

38:41

know. I didn't check it. I didn't sniff it. I wanted nothing to do with it. Oh, Lordy. Man,

38:49

we just put a fucking, oh, I think we're done. I didn't do a lot of preparation.

38:55

You got the big stories out of the way. I mean, what else was there? There wasn't really that

38:58

much. Oh, wait, look at the Chris Farley one. I think I posted that. Was that a funny one?

39:02

Remember the time the Episodes filed were on your desk? That was awesome. Yeah. I love Chris

39:06

Farley post. Sorry. I lived in Chicago and I literally lived like six blocks more when he

39:13

died. Now that means anything. Oh, I'm famous now. It was a damn shandy. Did you see this post I

39:22

made? How do you unite the libertarians? Yeah. So libertarian attitudes on Trump attacking Thomas

39:28

Massey. Everyone's mad at it. And it's actually interesting because like Chase Oliver's on our

39:34

side and it is the one thing that the libertarians are. Sorry, Massey. I gotta switch teams now.

39:40

Now I hate you because if Chase Oliver likes you, I can't, I can't do it's weird. He's not a libertarian.

39:48

He's a Democrat plant. He's, I mean, it's coming out, right? It's coming out. So the libertarian

39:59

party, we got too big and we're being the hostile takeover. Whatever. Are we done here?

40:08

I'm not going to be killed by the libertarian party machine, am I? I am a very happy guy. I won't

40:12

be committing suicide anytime soon in case the libertarians kill people like the Clintons do.

40:18

Not that Hillary and Bill Clinton, you know, but the Hillary and Bill Clinton, you don't know.

40:22

Right. Are you done? Yeah, whatever. You see your face. All right. So today I'm going to talk about

40:27

power management because this is something a lot of people are surprisingly behind on.

40:33

So I'm going to talk about this in levels. So level one is what most people will have and that's

40:41

your basic surge protector power strip. Okay. And you know, that's that shit you buy at Walmart

40:45

with the little red light on it. It's got like six or seven outlets. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then

40:50

those will protect against surges. So surges is your power was an AC, right? So that means that

40:57

it's going positive and negative 60 times per second or 120 times per second or whatever. And

41:03

sometimes you get a burst of energy, right? And that's a surge. And that can damage sensitive

41:10

devices. It could pop your capacitors, whatever. And the search protector, it kind of regulates

41:16

that for you. So whatever the search happens, the search protector says, no, no, we're not going

41:21

to do that. So does it regulates it or does it does it trip off? No, it regulates it. Really? Yeah.

41:26

I don't think I do that. Yeah, yeah. Because you'll maintain power, right? Okay. Whereas it's

41:30

something that's in the wall, the wall outlet will surge. And yeah, the surges are actually a lot

41:36

more common than you think, right? If you plug something into the wall, that's a constant power.

41:40

Yeah, you'll see surges happen all the time. Well, no, the power company tells you we're going to send

41:44

you let's say 120 volts. Yeah, but they have a 10% window either way. Right. So they can send you

41:51

132. Yeah, or they can send you 110, whatever. Yeah. 112, whatever it is. Yeah. So now, in a

42:00

computer, a lot of the higher end power supply units, they will have search protection built in.

42:05

Right. But if you buy a cheap one, it might not. And most people are buying their computers prebuilt

42:10

like a Walmart or wherever. So you really don't know what you're getting. Now, if you're custom

42:14

building, go for the better power supply unit, it's actually worth the money. You never actually

42:19

compliment my search protector when you plug into every single. Oh, the squid. Yeah, I love the

42:24

squid. Okay. I did. Okay. I did. Because I have to have a ton of those. Yeah, there's a squid.

42:30

50 bucks. Yeah. Yeah. So if you're looking for basic power strips, yeah, get the squid. It's a

42:36

black and it's not like a strip like the traditional one, it's a squid. So it has like little tentacles

42:41

coming out. And they're all different levels. Yeah. And then you don't interfere when they give you

42:46

that stupid brick plug. I didn't even think to recommend that today. But there you go. Buy

42:50

squids if you need power strips. So now yes, your computer might be protected, but other devices

42:58

like monitors, printers, network switches, all that kind of stuff, that's not going to have any

43:02

protection at all. So you really do want those to be behind power source or search protector.

43:08

And like I mentioned, the search can damage sensitive electrical equipment.

43:12

If it's bad enough, it actually it can actually melt a circuit. But most likely it's going to be a

43:16

pop capacitor. Now you can fix that stuff yourself if you really know what you're doing.

43:22

But if you don't, right, a 10 cent piece of equipment has destroyed your $500 motherboard,

43:29

right? And you don't want that. That's so make sure that all sensitive hardware is at least

43:35

on a search protecting power. Yes, that's level one. Okay. So now we're going to get to level two.

43:40

And that's called a PDU. So PDU is basically a power strip, but it has a management option

43:47

built into it. So it's got a little computer inside of it. And you can connect to that computer.

43:52

And you can tell it, I want to meter my electricity in this way. And you can distribute it to each

43:58

outlet the way you want. You can say, this outlet will only get five amps max. This will get three

44:04

amps max, etc, etc. The more expensive ones will actually have like a web interface where you can

44:09

go and check and check how much power is being sent to each outlet. And you know, like a web

44:14

management tool so you can change everything. I don't have any PDUs, but they're more common in

44:20

like network centers, or, you know, high end industrial places. But if you're running something

44:27

at home that could benefit from that, look into one. But level three is where we really want to be

44:36

is UPS with an integrated battery backup. Okay. So the way this works is that the battery backup

44:44

will charge while the device is plugged in. And then what you do is you plug the UPS into the wall.

44:51

And then it's going to have a bunch of outlets on its back, and you plug all your devices into the UPS.

44:57

Right. So the UPS will charge its own battery while it's plugged in. And then if an outage happens,

45:03

it'll switch over to that battery. So now all your devices are still up and running.

45:09

Now 99% of the time, your power is going to be turned back on way well before that battery runs out.

45:14

So you will have no outage at all. Right. Your computer keeps running.

45:18

And that's the kind of big change the power off.

45:20

Well, yeah, obviously, like I said, 99% of the time. Be a prepper.

45:25

Now the other thing that these things do is if the battery gets low, it can send a signal

45:31

to an attached computer via USB. So all the UPS will have a USB port on them.

45:37

And what you do is you plug that into your computer and then you install some software on the computer.

45:41

And then when the battery gets low on the UPS, it sends a signal says, Hey, I'm low on battery.

45:45

You better start shutting down. And the computer will start shutting itself down.

45:50

So that way, like it just doesn't randomly turn off and you lose data or get corruption.

45:55

So it'll do a graceful shutdown. And you can actually chain these things, right? So you can have

45:59

one computer be the shutdown device. Oh, and then it can go over the network or

46:04

however else you want to do it to tell all your other devices, Hey, it's time to shut down. Okay.

46:09

So here's actually a little fact. If your power goes out, but your network router

46:16

is on a battery backup, you're still online because your internet and your power are two

46:21

different things. So let's say the government says, Hey, we're going to shut his power down.

46:26

And then see if he's this notorious dark web criminal. You're still online because they shut

46:34

your power down. Yeah. So you've now de-correlated yourself from their attack. Now obviously,

46:38

they can do other attacks, but you still want to be online when your power is out, right?

46:44

Solar generators would do that as well. Right.

46:47

Yeah, you can yes, it's kind of a solar generator without the charge.

46:51

Yes, it just charges from the wall. Yeah, it's the battery pack.

46:53

Um, yeah. So now the other thing I want to talk about is, uh,

46:58

let's say your power goes out and the battery runs out before it comes back on and all your

47:03

machines gracefully shut down, but then an hour later, the power comes back on, right? And let's

47:08

say you're not home. Well, you can actually have your machines come back on without you being there.

47:13

So the way this works is you would take one of those single board PCs, like a raspberry pie or

47:18

a lay potato that we recommended. And the way these work is once they get power, they turn on.

47:25

They don't care, right? You don't need a button. They just always turn on. Okay. So you can have

47:29

these things, uh, do a periodic, uh, it's called a wake on land packet. And what this is is, is, is

47:37

it pings out on your network and says, Hey, wake up. And if your computer is powered on

47:46

and it receives this packet, it will now boot up. So you don't have to have someone there pressing

47:50

the button. So what I've done is, uh, I made a little script that pings all my important devices

47:57

every five minutes and says, Hey, turn on. Now if they're already on, they just ignore it. Right?

48:01

Yeah. But if the power is out, then they'll turn on. Oh, okay. Now the one annoying thing is,

48:07

if you manually turn the machine off, five minutes later, it's going to turn itself back on. Right?

48:11

So you have to make sure you turn off their script when you're trying to turn your machine off. But

48:16

other than that, uh, yeah, you can have your, your network gracefully shut down in a power

48:21

outage and then come back up on the power back on all without you being there. And, and make sure

48:26

you turn this on into bios because the wake on land feature is usually turned off by default.

48:29

Yeah. So you got to turn your, go into your bio settings and turn it on. Now let's talk about,

48:35

which devices I recommend. So there's a company called cyber power and they make all these things.

48:40

I don't think they make the squids, but I actually don't know who makes those. You know who makes

48:44

that? I could put them on the website. But yeah. But, but for UPS or PDU, look at cyber power because

48:52

it's really bargain or it's effective on your wallet. Other devices work really well. Like

48:58

they're super durable and the battery lasts a long time. I have three of them, I want to say.

49:07

Um, but yeah, they're, they're great. So get yourself a cyber power, you know,

49:11

go to the website, browse around, look what's best for you. And these squids, I guess there's a lot

49:16

of them nowadays, but the wine, I know the one you have is the original. Yeah, I've got it. I've had

49:21

that for a long time. But, uh, but yeah, for power strips, instead of the vertical strip, get a squid.

49:27

It's much better. And I'll post, uh, I'll put that stuff on the website. So yeah, go check that out.

49:36

Oh, what the hell am I doing? It was much funny is all my research I did today for my thing is on

49:41

that computer. And if I bring it up, it's gonna be a here. And someone didn't think this through.

49:48

Well, I, I, I, I honestly didn't think this was gonna work. I thought this TV was gonna be like

49:54

the flashy thing. It was gonna be a problem, but it was, whatever, I'll just wing it. So I was

50:00

it was requested that I talk about vegetable fuel for oil for gas for fuel.

50:06

I know MythBusters did something on this and I think they failed it. But I think they failed it

50:11

because it didn't, it didn't increase your miles per gallon. I mean, you can, you know,

50:17

in a, with a diesel engine and an older diesel vehicle, you can actually swap out vegetable oil

50:24

for fuel. The problem is you need a second tank. You need to heat that tank. You need to heat the

50:32

fuel lines because you need to keep the viscosity of that fuel flowable. And as we know with vegetable

50:39

oil or any kind of oil, any kind of cooking oil, it turns to a solid. I don't really see the purpose

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of it. I mean, I'm all for not buying gas, but your miles per gallon doesn't increase. And it

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believe it actually goes down. It's potentially could damage your engine. It could definitely

51:03

damage your fuel and your injectors. So it's one of those things where if you like it, try it,

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but you better have a diesel truck with two fuel systems. You need to be a heavy investment cost.

51:16

I don't think there's a good RL and return on investment on that. It, plus it's just going

51:23

to get you fat. Well, you're going to spell French fries all day. So you're going to stop

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by French fries. For those of us addicted to French fries, that's a problem. You know, by all

51:35

means comment on this. If you guys know more than I do, because I had to do, I've known about it for

51:41

years. I never really looked into it. I just don't see the benefit to it. I'm all for advancing

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different fuels. I just don't think the oil is the way to go.

51:56

The future it might be, but you need, like I said, you need an old diesel engine, an older

52:01

diesel engine, and the heating and, I mean, you're going to have to have that thing heated out 24

52:08

hours a day. Because if you park it, that shit's going to start solidifying and your Vescoski is

52:13

going to break down and you're not going to be able to start your truck without heating it up. So

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I don't, I don't see the benefit to it. But by all means, if somebody can prove me wrong, but

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you know, unless you're the plumbing dude who burns your hands at 12, because you can't figure

52:29

out which fucking line gives up. Well, I don't think I discussed that on this one, did I?

52:33

What's that? I discussed that on the other. We were, I mentioned before, we were talking to

52:39

a non-recording computer. So I did a plumbing episode a few weeks ago. Oh yeah, you forgot to

52:45

do that. And the dude, I said there was two rules to plumbing. Shit flows downhill and

52:50

pay days on Friday. He thought he'd be smart and like, well, then you forgot to mention the hot

52:56

and cold handles on the faucet. Dude, I learned that in kindergarten. I assumed you went into that

53:05

with plumbing knowledge. I don't know if this guy's been like burning his hands for 20 years.

53:11

I'm not realizing that there's a hot and the cold and I think you put a sign up on the mirror or

53:16

something. Yeah, you know, it's so whatever. So yeah, that's good. That was a reference for

53:22

a comment I made when we weren't recording. So I just kind of clarified that we are recording.

53:28

I think we're recording. Can't you just turn the oil into biodiesel instead of just doing the

53:36

little bit? So the biodiesel is the other one that is better for your vehicle and better for your

53:40

engine, but it's still can damage your engine. So that's where I was looking up the SVO versus

53:47

BVO or whatever. I don't have my research available to me without you guys seeing it up there.

53:53

And I wanted to sell like I know what I'm talking about. So I can't have a Google searches up there

53:57

because it would be embarrassing. But I did read about it. The reality is they both can damage

54:04

your engine. I mean, I'm sure that when I drive, I can damage my engine. There's probably a lot of

54:08

ways, but I just don't see a benefit to it. So if you're doing it great, send me a video. I'd love

54:17

to see it. Tell me what you did. But I'm just I'm not seeing the benefit. So yeah, here's a story

54:25

that just came up. What was that? UN judge, one time Columbia University human rights fellow found

54:31

guilty of slavery. What? So this United Nations judge convicted today Thursday. She tracked a

54:42

young woman to the UK and forced her to work as a slave. Let's make her picture famous. There you

54:48

go. What's how do I find that? Oh, God. I don't know a good way to do that. Just type in UN judge

54:56

found guilty of slavery. Don't judge my spelling. And she worked for the the human rights

55:12

Columbia fellow ship or some shit. Wow. Oh, here we go. There you go. Type it up. Yeah, you know her.

55:21

Tells you she's a piece of shit. Yes, well, I'm I'm trying working on it.

55:26

You're giving him ads. Come on. There you go. The bitch looks like is guilty of slavery. Yep.

55:34

So and she's a judge. How about that? That's the UN judge. The civil country she's from.

55:39

Um, I clicked away. Who cares? Um, so I think I think some African country. Yeah, so or maybe

55:47

she's from the UK. Like she Oh, yeah. And by the way, I think we mentioned this last week. If you're

55:52

a listener, Uganda Uganda, that's in the Florida, right? I have something like that.

56:01

If you're a listener, you I mean, I guess you're gonna be United States to a different area.

56:06

If you live in a different country, contact us. We can do is we can I'd love to talk to our listeners

56:11

because like we want to do interviews, but like famous people and people that like no shit,

56:18

they're not going to talk to us. I don't know. We might have some we've had some decent ones. We

56:22

we might have some schedule for the future. We're working on it, but we're also willing to interview

56:26

our listeners because we want your story because the media we know the media lies to us. We know

56:33

we're manipulated, whatever. So we want to hear your story. I mean, I apparently we've got a fan

56:40

in Ireland and I love that. Yep. I'm Scottish. Some on Irish, but we're all brothers. Oh, wait,

56:47

does it takes a don't don't get mad at me, brother from Ireland. It takes 10 Irishmen out drink of

56:54

Scott. But no, if you heard the old joke, there's an Irishman, an American and a Scottish walk into

57:01

a bar and they're drinking the whiskey. There's a fly, a fly lands in all their drinks, a different

57:07

fly, mind you. The American just demands a different scotch. I want a different one. I'm not drinking

57:12

this. The Irishman goes, ah, dumb Americans and just flicks it out. Because this is good for me.

57:17

The Scottish, he's over there doing compressions on the fly to make him spit up when he drank.

57:24

I love that joke. Because I like to drink. All right, I think I'm done. You're done. Yep. All right,

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