Explicit BleachBit, Dealing With ICE
Ep. 47

BleachBit, Dealing With ICE

Episode description

Dave gives a lesson on how file deletion really works and why you should install BleachBit, and Ron talks about how to deal with ICE or any other federal agency at your workplace using a personal anecdote.

This episode’s Monero challenge: During the show, we mention a secret phrase. Contact us with the phrase for a chance to win!

This episode’s Monero winner: An anonymous listener stole the Monero within 1 hour of the show going live! Congrats!

00:00:00 Should the government be allowed to charge us to use public goods and services?

00:05:40 Social Security Database shenanegans

00:12:49 SNAP and charity

00:19:15 Another plane crash

00:23:59 Suspicious Google search terms in DC

00:28:17 Rand Paul & Libertarians

00:39:53 DOGE rebate checks

00:49:30 Stupid things from X

01:02:49 Yale study on COVID vaccines

01:07:08 Fort Knox audit

01:10:44 Dave teaches about BleachBit

01:18:25 Ron talks about how to deal with ICE at your workplace

Resources discussed on the show:

BleachBit (https://www.bleachbit.org), A tool to truly and safely erase your data.

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Alright, welcome to the Canary in the Cage podcast. I'm Ron Morgan, my co-host Dave

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Havlicek. We're here to entertain you, educate you, and hopefully make you laugh. But I don't

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know if we can do better than the government right now.

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Yeah, they're, they're, well, well, first of all, there's only one way to laugh or cry.

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I don't even, well, there's only one way to start this show today, and it really is.

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Long live the king, king Trump. What the media has no sense of humor anymore. He is completely

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trolling them and they just go, he's calling himself the king and pounding their feet.

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Well, I didn't hear him call himself the king. Did he actually do that?

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He's exposed. Oh, okay. Yeah. I saw the Napoleon thing.

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In Napoleon, I didn't see that one. He quoted Napoleon where it was said like anyone who,

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who makes the country better does not break any law or something. And that's a, that's a

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Napoleon quote. Okay. And like one fucking moron. I think it was Bill Crystal, if you know who he is.

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He's like the neocon dickhead that basically got us into the Iraq war. Okay. And he was like,

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this sounds better in the original German, like referring to Hitler. And like, you know,

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millions of people responded like, this is a Napoleon quote, you fucking moron. Like Napoleon

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spoke French. Yeah. Like stupid. They got all the way back to Hitler every single time.

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Jesus. Get a sense of humor. Stop letting him fucking troll you. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

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I think that was a troll as well. And, and I guess he called himself the king. I didn't see that one.

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Yeah. It was over the, the New York mayor and her congestion traffic. Okay. So, because apparently

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she raised it $9 each way. Right. So it's $18 a day more. Right. And then like, what is it?

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Stephanopoulos, the little fucking mutt. Yeah. You know, the little dude, he's like, well, the

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accents are down and traffic's much better. Yeah, you dumb ass. There's no one on the road. Yeah.

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No one in the streets could afford this. How is this that class? Okay. So I had this question

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because like, I didn't follow the story. I just saw the headline. How does Trump have the authority

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to tell them he can't do that? Are you Gen Z? No. You only read the headlines?

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Not even close. But you've only read the headlines? Only for this story. I didn't, I just didn't

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give a shit about this story. I don't really care about it either. But, but so, so it is actually

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my belief that all tolls are illegal. It's just something we've accepted. You cannot charge me

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to drive on my own prop. Do I have to, do I have to pay a toll to park on my driveway? Well, if you

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create a toll booth, then yes, you do. Okay. So I create a toll booth. Well, you don't have to

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make a booth. Wait, did you create the fucking toll booth? We're talking about public property

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versus private property. No, because I would put a toll on the public property. Oh, it's like,

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I can't do that. Right. You can't do that. But, but you can elect someone that can do it in your

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name as your representative. But again, the public property is our, the Royal Hour property.

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How do they charge us to drive? And I, I, well, the same way they charge us for everything else,

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it's public. I've always had to say about parking meters. I do not believe parking meters are legit.

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I think they should be banned. And I think people should angle grinders and just cut those fucking

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things off. I am not recommending you cut angle grinders and cut off them. I mean, well, no,

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the dude would cut all boots of the cars, just move five feet, cut the fucking meters off. Well,

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the problem is whether you toll roads are, are not like, we've already seated this ground on

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millions of other things. But we accepted it. That's what I'm saying. Like, we, if we're not

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going to accept it for toll roads, we have to stop accepting it for everything else. You have to stop

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registering cars. You have to stop, you know, paying for little fees that they have like,

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let's say if you want to go see public records, or they charge you to copy them.

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But that's man hour. That's somebody who has the version.

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It doesn't matter. I don't care.

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It's still a public employee. So you're right. But they're trying to discourage us. I've never

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had to pay for, for information act stuff. Never had to. I've also never felt metroid

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by Henderson. But Metro says there is a charge, although I did.

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I had to pay like 180 for the body cam footage.

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So I did follow a freedom of information act with Metro about two weeks ago. And

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I don't fall under what classifies as being charged for. I just wanted to know if my plates

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were run. And I don't know if they fully understood because I got a response like two minutes later

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that said there's no results. But then I got another email like the next day that says we're

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still investigating this. Yeah. That's right. Like when I did the show, that's why I said,

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like don't use their online shit. It's all fucked up. It's designed to fuck you over.

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Yeah. You have to walk down there. And they do charge, I believe $12 for basic reports.

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Okay. So they might charge you $12. But it's like two pieces of paper. Why are you paying $12?

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I bought the paper. $12 paper. Okay. No, no, no. I bought the paper. We own that paper.

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Well, right. We own the ink. We own the ink. The printer. Right. We own all that stuff. So why are

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we paying to have it done? Doesn't make any sense. Because no one's challenged it before.

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No, they have challenged it in the government's. So they challenged it in a government court

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where the government judge said, no, I side with the government's.

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Well, okay. Here in Clark County, if you go from a judge here,

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he's gonna side with the cops all the time. You got, you got people to go to the Supreme Court

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with that. I mean, do you want to go to the Supreme Court with $12? If I have to. I would.

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If I had the money. I might have to appeal if the judge turns me down in my Dina Titus lawsuit.

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Like I filed for motion, a motion for default judgment. It's due within a week. So we will

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see. You can generally ask for much money though. No, I'm not. I think that will actually be favorable

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to you actually. We'll see, man. We'll see. We'll see. So, I mean, so I'm actually decided to get

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more healthy. Like you saw me when you pulled up. I was walking my dog. My dog and I go for a mile

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walk every day. I went to go for work because I just found out that if I lived at 300 years old.

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Oh yeah, you get so scared. Exactly. See, I thought they cut me off at like 150. Nope. Nope.

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300? 320? I actually, I do want to talk about this topic. So, yeah, Elon came out with a list of

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like bucketed age groups and there's all these people over 100. It's like millions, like five

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million. You say that actually a lot of people know people in the database. Yeah. The database says

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that they're over 100. And they occurred to me that like this is not fraud, right? Because let's

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say you wanted to defraud Social Security. Okay. What date would you put in as your fake birthday?

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I don't. Well, I mean, you're so scared out of your own when you're born.

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Well, no, but you're like a hacker and you defrauded. You're defrauding them. Okay. So,

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you want to create a fake person and start collecting payments. Oh, see, you think that can

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actually happen? Probably. But if you're like, if that's what you were doing, what birthday would

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you put in? I mean, I would put in a reasonable birthday. Exactly. You would put in a reasonable

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birthday. You wouldn't say I'm 150 years old. Like my fake IDs when I was a teenager said I was like

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21 or 22. Right. You wouldn't say 80. Right. 110. So all these 150 bullshit, like that's not fraud.

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That's incompetence. So, and no, I have a whole thing here. So what's happening a lot of times

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is, okay, it's written in code from like the 1960s and it's never been updated.

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The people who write data entry, like they do typos and there's no mechanism for correcting it.

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Yeah, that figure. Okay. What else? I mean, like just like any systems in automated system,

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you would think, well, let's check for that. But they don't. There might be null values,

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like they just didn't put it in at all. Or like, for example, early people on the system,

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they didn't necessarily know when they were born because people didn't actually keep track of that

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until recently. So like if you're one of the first recipients, they might not even have your

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birthday. And you're just but so now the Elon list, he's been he specified these are people marked as

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alive. So that's a whole different thing. Right. So I thought back to when I worked for the payday

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loan company. And when I got bored, I'm a lender. Yeah, okay. When I got bored, I would fuck around

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with a database and see what I could find like with fucked up data, right. And I would run queries

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like, Oh, who's the oldest customer we have? Now, how old would you guess our oldest customer was?

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75. They were like 2000 something years old, right? They were born in the year six, I believe it was

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did they pay it back? Well, so they never got a loan because unlike the Social Security Administration,

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we looked at that birthday and said, we're not giving you a loan because your birthday is fucked up.

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And the reason why we have that customer still there is because by law, loan companies have to

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explain why they turned you down for a while. You've rejected someone, you gotta give a paper

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trial. Yeah, I get that. And so like we have to keep that data and say, okay, you were born in the

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year six, can't give you a loan. And like, we actually had a department of people in the call

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center. And their only job was to call people like this and try and correct the data, right?

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Because we want to give you that loan, right? Your premature. Yes, I know. Well, so they would call

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up this person and say, you know, if we could get up on the phone, hey, can we you correct your

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birthday and then we'll get you the loan. But you know, you can't always contact someone. So that

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birthday just sits there. Well, they're 2000 years old. Do you think they ought to work on

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cell phone? They're not really 2000 years old. Oh, they're not. No, they're not. Oh, that's what's

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going on with the Social Security database, right? These people aren't real. These are God knows how

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these entries like I could see like they switched two numbers as a typo. But you would think that

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they try to correct it, right? But they don't. Right? Whereas the loan company, we have a whole

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department of people calling you on the phone trying to correct your data. The Social Security

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doesn't give a fuck, right? Why would they care? It doesn't, they're not making profits or losses

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by fucking them up. But the Social Security had whatever they should quit. Oh, yeah. Well,

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so now here's the other thing. If your data entry is so bad, right, that means there is fraud. It's

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just not where you think it is, right? So all the fraud is where you said it's in the reasonable

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dates. So what Elon should be doing is looking at those people, look at all the boomers,

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right? Because that's where all the fraud is. Yeah, but the checks are going out because those

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checks were going out. Well, I don't know how many he didn't mention what checks were going out to

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these 150 year old people. Like, you know, we did break the 300 mark, the 300 year old market. I don't

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think that person got checked. It was minimal numbers. But what year Social Security started?

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The 40s? 34. 34. So you were already over 100 years old when it started. Yeah. Like I said,

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that's not a real person. That's just that's a fake entry or not a fake entry, but a bullshed entry.

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If it's used to pay somebody the money fraudulently because I don't know if that would you. So if

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it okay, let's say it's a let's say it's a person that was born in the year 1954,

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and they swapped numbers and typed in 1654 or whatever.

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I left off. Yeah. Yeah. And but they verified all the other info, right? That person technically

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is not defrauding the system by receiving checks. See, I think they were using it to pay people.

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Well, but again, like you, you, huh? I think it was being used to funnel money somewhere.

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I don't know if they would do that with Social Security because like

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there was if you go on the Social Security website, they actually show you the breakdown

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of who's actually getting paid. And, and they kind of do this funny thing where they say 99 and

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over, right? They don't show you the buckets after that. But it's only like 8,000 people.

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So numbers were low. Yeah. So you're like, you're not, you're really not going to sneak

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fraud in at that point. But do you think 99 people are over 100 years old in this country?

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Eight, well, it's 8,000 people. Oh, 8,000. So you think it's 8,000 people? Yeah, for sure.

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Over 100 years old in this country? Yeah. There's 350 million people in the country.

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Okay. 8,000 nothing. There's absolutely over. No, no, you are actually. Yeah. Old as dirt. Yes.

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No, I don't. Yes. No, because the news picks up on them. I'm like, they were like tracking her,

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like she's gonna get out of here. If there's like five celebrities that are over 100,

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how many normal people must there be? I don't think there's currently five studies that are

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okay. I know there's well, Kirk Kirk, Kirk Douglas died last year, I believe. So he's out,

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but he was over a celebrity made it, but he like died at 100. Olivia to have a land I believe is

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still alive. And she wasn't fucking like gone with the wind and shit, man. Like they're out there.

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No, that's real. No, it's game. I'm telling you, like the fraud is in the boomer section. You

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have to look in the boomer buckets to find the fraud. Fucking boomers get out the way for his

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exers. That's what Trump did. He's got a bunch of exers on his side. Cash Patel got in today. Yeah,

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they confirmed everybody. They confirmed Tulsi, they confirmed RK and cash got in today.

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So that'll be fun. You got sworn in and he went right over to his office.

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So let's cash get to work. JFK is doing it. Start tearing it down. So JFK, JFK got confirmed too.

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He's dead, but I mean, but RFK got confirmed as well. RFKJ. So his first thing is taking

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junk food out of free food. Yes. Okay. So yeah, people have been screaming about this. So what

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do you think about that? I mean, well, there shouldn't be no free food at all, right? You

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should get rid of the whole program. I don't know if he has that authority though,

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because he's only the health and services. Yeah, I mean, we, if you're truly in need,

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you need help. I mean, there was a time I was like, that's not the government's job.

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Private charity job to go to church. Oh, sure. We're a trust the Catholic charities now.

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Those are trafficking me. Well, the reason they started doing that is because we took away their

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legitimate charity business. I mean, like that's how it used to work in this country, right? Like,

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you would go to a church or some other mutual aid society and you would say, hey, I'm desperate,

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I'm in need of help. And the thing is, right, because it's a private entity, they're not going

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to just sign you a blank check, right? They're not going to let you go buy soda and candy.

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They're going to monitor what you're doing with that charity, and they're going to get you back

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on your feet so that you can sustain yourself again. True. Whereas the government's just like,

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here you go. But the problem is, you've never had government cheese, because it's

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fucking great. I doubt it. No, it's, I'm sorry. I doubt it. No, no, no, my dad died. I've been

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real cheese. I've had brie. I've had, you know, he became like blocks about this size. Oh my god.

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And I could literally make sandwiches just kind of like an inch of cheese. That's ridiculous.

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I've made the best grilled cheese sandwiches ever. Yeah, because it's made of rubber. No,

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it's not. It's good. Who's that? Okay, Benero, who's that government cheese that is a good or not?

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No, but I do that. It is good though. I don't care. I don't care. No, no, my dad died. My mom was a

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say at home mom and she had to get a job. So we had to fill in the gap. Yeah, I get that. But like,

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so the government, it ruins all these things. Like, charity is a good thing. And the government's like,

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well, we want to step in and take this over. And then they ruin it. Well, no, because Americans

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are generous. So I do believe the churches should take a bigger role, but we gave them bigger role

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and they started fucking trafficking children. This year, you have this causality backwards.

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It's bad. So government took that role. And then the church is like, well,

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start trafficking children. We're like, we have nothing to do. So what are we going to do?

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Traffic children. Yes. See, that's what I'm saying. Like, it went in reverse. The government took it

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over and then the bad things happened. Yeah, they're too high raking priest who are going after

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Trump. Stay the fuck out of it, guys. If you want tax free benefits, I don't want to hear your

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fucking political opinion. Jesus. No, so I mean, I go a little bit further with it with food stamps.

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Yeah. Because one, I mean, well, I guess I don't know now. Do they give it in a card form now?

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Yeah, it's a card. It's a prepaid swipe card. Okay. Is it still a currency? A black market currency?

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Oh, yeah, for sure. Right. So I think that if you want it, you need to send your receipts in.

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Okay. When I have an expensive form, I had to justify my cost.

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So the problem with all these kinds of things is like it costs money to verify whatever it is

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trying to verify, right? So like, if you how many millions does it cost to verify these receipts,

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right? Someone's got to fucking receive the receipts and then go through them all.

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But how much good? Well, I mean, I don't think it's going to cost more than saves, essentially.

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You know, they grok. Is it grok? Is that the proper term? Grock?

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Grock. They I to. Yeah. Can you go and do that for us?

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Actually, probably. Yeah, see, there you go. See, we're solving problems.

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Now Elon's paying for it. If he's willing to pay for it, go nuts.

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I mean, he's not taking the salary. I don't know about the rest of his cutting crew.

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But like, so this happened when they when they talked about drug tests, they used to have drug

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tests for welfare, but like it ended up costing more than it saved. Because like the number of

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people that were actually on drugs was fucking tiny. I mean, you can do random.

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Yeah, it still doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I mean, basically drug dealers do take food

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saves for for for drugs. Okay. So there are some people on drugs. Right. What I'm saying, like,

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to enforce it costs more than saving. It's just not worth it. And that's why we just get rid of

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the fucking system. Make it all private. Right. It's on you. There'll be dead kids in the street.

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Okay. And it'll be your fault. Yeah, right. Well, that's how it'll come out. Well, let's

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let's test your theory. What if there's dead kids in the street? I'll owe you a coke. Okay.

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How about that? Or Pepsi because you can't tell the difference.

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Is that your theory? Yes, I do believe that theory. But it's like you have to like 10 of each.

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And you have to drink all of them randomly. Essentially, yeah. Okay, you gotta be okay.

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That's a double blind test. I've never met anyone in the past. You actually tried it. Yes.

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Tarnity thing. Like, is it really?

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The only thing that's different is that color that can you're like, Oh, blue can

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I mean, to me, Pepsi tastes flat, Coke tastes spicy. But you the theory you have and this is

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why we never did it before is because if you're randomly doing it, your taste buds could get

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confused. Right. What I'm saying, like, you can take whatever means you want to reset your taste

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buds. So you can put some ginger, you know, take a swig of alcohol, whatever you want to do to

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reset your taste buds, you can do that. Okay, so that's been our challenge do a blind taste

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essence as a video. No one's gonna do that shit. Really? No, no, speaking of the mineral, let's

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actually let's talk about last week. So last week, we had a password encoded zip file that had a

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mineral seed and someone grabbed that shit within an hour. It was beautiful. So you guys are awesome.

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An hour post in the show, obviously. Yes. Someone's not hacking as well.

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No, no, no, no. It's an hour posting the show.

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We post the next day. Yes, we're trying to do this to confuse the FBI.

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And we recorded a secret location. And then we upload another location on VPN.

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So that FBI can track. So this week, we're gonna do a secret word challenge. Okay, because we didn't

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have anything good to come up with. And the secret word is a phrase. So it's going to be bleach ice.

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Okay, bleach ice. So give me that phrase and you'll be in the wheel.

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Sweet. So let me jump to this story because this one, I mean, it obviously happened. Let me get to

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it here. So we had a plane flip upside down. Yeah. Do you know what's special about that airlines?

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I don't even know what airline it was. It's an option in Delta. Okay. All women. Oh, okay. Oh,

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no, no, they actually have like a video of them singing and dancing and and celebrating. That's

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why I posted this one for where she's upside down. Yeah. Which is kind of funny. But that's not

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my problem. Everyone survived. Everyone survived. And they're all get $30,000. What are you bitching

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about? We got you here. And we got here early. We came in too fast. What's the problem? And then

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they hit the ice with sled. With, you know, quit your complaining. Jesus. You spilled your peanuts.

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So what? Get some new peanuts. You get $30,000. So I was kind of like making fun of that a little bit.

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And I posted the Joe Rogan joke. I think I've talked about it here before, but it just explains the

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difference. He explains the difference between men and women. Yeah. And apparently the White House

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was broken in two before. Like, no, it was. And there was a woman guarding the front door.

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And that is a true story. Oh my God. And Joe Rogan was like, uh, I mean, I'm not saying women

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shouldn't guard the White House, but maybe they shouldn't. He goes, but I'm not saying I could

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because I met, he goes, I met Shaquille O'Neal and his dick is where my face is. So he goes,

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I can't do it either. But the funny thing was it was like the guy, it was obviously a suicide

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mission. Okay. And he's running and he's like, I should be dead. I should be dead. I should,

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holy shit, I'm not dead. And then he gets through the door and goes, it's a woman guarding it. He

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just runs through. It's watch on X. It's a, it's a funny, it's a funny bit. But yeah, it was, it's an,

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it's an all women's airline. And they brought the fact is they brag about it. And that, that's the

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problem. It's like, yeah, who cares if it was all white guy airline. Someone, someone brought

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an interesting point about that where so the candidate pool of qualified women for piloting,

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it let's say it's 100 people, let's just say that's an example. It's not real. I'm just making it up.

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Let's say it's 100 people. But you have an airline that wants to be all women, right?

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Well, let's say you need 50 pilots, right? So you either have to raise the salary for your

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pilots to attract all the women to go to you work with you, or you have to pick women that are

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outside that 100, right? Which means those women are unqualified by definition. Right. So

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this whole quota shit, that's how you get unqualified people to work for you. I mean,

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it's, it's bullshit. So in their video, they probably showed about 20 their employees. Yeah.

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Not one trans woman. Uh-oh. So I'm so I don't know what the hell's going on. You guys say you're,

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you know, inclusive and whatever. But, but here's what bothers me about this. What's that?

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Unacceptable. I thought you were correct in my words. I might use the wrong word. I don't know.

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I guess half the time anyway. Do you know of the area by O'Hare Airport that you, it was on,

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I think off of Tui, they connected Tui, I think River Road, it was a curved road that kind of

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went around the airport. And there was a place you could pull in and watch airlines land.

22:23

The airplanes land. Was that this planes road? I don't think it was displaying. No,

22:26

I forget the exact, I should have looked it up, but I don't really care. I know the air,

22:29

I don't know the name of the road. So we would park there. I know Mannheim is on the east side

22:33

of the airport. Yeah. But I don't know what the other side road is. No, actually, it might be

22:37

two weeks to Mannheim, actually, the river and the different. But whatever. So there was a spot

22:41

you could park and watch planes land. We parked there and never really saw a plane land, but

22:46

whatever. That's not my point. And we didn't have cell phones and video cameras there.

22:52

But there was a dude sitting in his car that recorded this plane while it's still in the air,

23:03

while it landed and while it flipped over. Now, he had a very natural response to a plane flipping

23:09

over. Holy shit, a plane just crashed. Yeah. But really? I mean, this is what my conspiracy

23:17

theory is, brain just drives me crazy. What was, he just happened to be, somebody needs to interview

23:22

that guy and go, could you show me the other videos you have of planes landing? Because if he has none,

23:28

what the fuck? I'm not saying it was planned or the government did anything or whatever,

23:32

because it was cold, windy and icy. But I mean, but I don't know, maybe he saw it wobbling or

23:38

something. No, it comes in nice and good. I'm saying like maybe it wobbled and he pulled his

23:42

phone out. Maybe because he knows it was a woman driver and she got lost. Maybe. And then she finally

23:47

figured it out. Right. Maybe that's why he was recording. You never know. But he's happened to

23:50

be there to record the whole thing. I'm not, I'm not certain of conspiracy, but it just confuses me.

23:59

I just, I got a conspiracy for you. So, uh, Google has this thing called Google Trends.

24:05

Okay. We don't like Google here on, on Canary in the cage, but this is one of their actual

24:09

decent features. Okay. And what it does is it shows you what people have been searching for

24:14

in recently. Okay. And you can break it down by location and all sorts of other things.

24:20

So people discovered that in the last week or so, in Washington DC, Google searches for

24:29

Swiss bank, Bleach bit lawyers, criminal defense lawyers, all these, these things have been

24:35

spiking in Washington DC. Did you see the amount of houses for sale? Yes. In Virginia. Yes. Okay.

24:41

And if you go on Zillow, like houses have been springing up for sale in DC. And I believe the

24:46

price has tanked like 34%. Yeah, I was sure. Because everyone's trying to sell and get the

24:50

fuck out. Huh. Wonder what it is. I mean, they're, they're government employees, so they, they have

24:55

a job forever. Oh, well, not anymore. Oh, that's right. I believe today they just fired 6,000 IRS

25:01

workers. Just 6,000. Once it's, it's a start. Like, yeah, it's all done, uh, non, uh, tax people

25:07

shit. But, but didn't they just hire 80,000 people? Something like that. They never go through. I

25:12

don't know if they went through or not. Yeah. So. But yeah, Washington is panicking. Yes. And

25:18

then supposedly hasn't been since then she broke her hip. Now did she break her hip and she's just

25:24

laid up? Or did she break her hip and get on a fucking airplane in the country? I don't know.

25:28

Just saying. Um, no, that's, I honestly, I don't want these people arrested. I want them to free

25:33

the country. No, no, they've taken enough of our money. We don't need to house these people and

25:37

feed these people for life. Just leave. No expedition. Or you got to put it and go. We won't

25:44

come looking for you. Just go. They're dirty politicians. The upstream island list. We're

25:50

kind of looking at you. Kind of sort of don't really don't don't sue me. Um, if you weren't on it,

25:54

but I'm kind of thinking you are, but I have a place to suggest for them to go. And I believe

25:58

they do have an extradition treaty, but, um, okay. Yeah. I'm going to throw Germany out there. No.

26:03

So, okay. Here's a fun fact that I guarantee you don't know this. Oh yeah. So technically,

26:09

there is another country within our country and it's here in Nevada. What? Yeah, look at

26:15

that. I had, I was going to talk about a couple of weeks ago and I closed the window. It's like

26:19

Mulvania or what? Um, I think this is fake. No, no, no, because they do, they do tours. I mean,

26:26

it's, it's, it's like the government's like, all right, just like that. Republic of Molossia.

26:30

Yeah. I think this is just fake. No, they have no expedition with the country.

26:35

If the government, if Nevada wanted to march in there and steal his shit,

26:39

you know, he's like a general man. Yeah. I bet you he pays taxes. No, I bet he does. I bet he

26:44

does not like somebody's on his car. I bet he does because he has private property. He doesn't

26:47

drive on the public roads, but I bet you he pays taxes. Yeah. It's another country within our

26:51

public. It has no expedition. Just go there. I'm going to suggest Germany. Yeah, but they're

26:57

going to be broke here pretty soon. They're going to vote coming up. Well, there's a reason why I'm

27:01

suggesting Germany. Go ahead. So apparently German SWAT teams are raiding people's houses

27:11

because they said a mean thing on the internet. So is UK. Do you see JD Vance speaks about that?

27:16

Oh yeah. And they're pissed. They're pissed at him. Oh, you guys mad at JD Vance or

27:23

who? Hey, come over here and do something about it. Yeah. So I saw a funny post. You

27:29

crowd eating. I'm part German. It was, so I can say it. Set all your VPNs to Germany. Yeah.

27:36

And then harass the German government. Yeah. And give them your home address here in America.

27:42

Come on over. Oh, by the way, I'm not saying I have guns. I'm just saying that we are the most

27:48

well armed country with our citizens. So we do have listeners in Germany, actually. Like that's

27:54

one of one of our biggest. So guys like, let's get an exchange program, right? Like we'll take you

28:00

and then Germany can have Nancy Pelosi and all these fuckheads. Yeah, we'll take like one and

28:05

give like a thousand back. Kind of like Hamas is doing with Israel right now and Trump and that's

28:10

probably Trump right now. He's made a couple threats to Hamas. Yeah. And he's letting go.

28:14

He didn't back him up. I mean, that the whole situation is fucking

28:17

funny. Oh, but guess who joined the Trump nation? The Maga movement. All right, Rand Paul. Rand Paul.

28:23

Rand Paul. I posted like, oh, is it? Yeah. Welcome to the party, pal. It's from Die Hard. Yeah. So

28:29

here's the thing. We're going to get to this later, but Trump's talking about all the cuts

28:35

they're making and giving a rebate to taxpayers and all that kind of stuff. But this is a temporary

28:41

thing that Trump has no ultimate control over in the long run, because Congress decides to

28:46

spend it. So so Rand Paul, Thomas Massey, all you guys that are liberty friendly, this is your

28:54

time to get off your asses and do your part of the work, right? Write the bills to balance the

28:59

budget or guarantee a slur plus no more debt raises, right? Because and Trump has to do his

29:04

party has to veto if they fuck it up, right? Yeah. If you make that higher veto, yep, and

29:13

get the shit fixed for the long term, right? Because because Elon and Dozier are doing it

29:18

for this year. But you Congress controls the purse, right? So get your asses and gear and get the

29:25

work done. So bringing that kind of the same topic here. This is my problem with the Libertarian

29:30

Party. We are moving into an anti war culture in this country. Okay, Trump has mentioned that

29:37

it's growing. Right. People are being talked about. There is no anti war political party in this

29:42

country right now. The Democrats used to say they were but they started more wars than the

29:46

Republicans. Okay, the little diversion. The Democrats have always been the pro war party.

29:53

But they said they were the anti war. They said that for like a four year window. And they were

29:58

lying. So like Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton were the only two aberrations, right?

30:03

And Bill Clinton was kind of a warm longer to like he no, I believe Obama would speak of it,

30:09

but would not follow what he's right. Exactly. So like, yeah, but Jimmy Carter was like the guy

30:16

and then Bill Clinton talked big game, but he started wars and like Kosovo and all that shit.

30:19

Yeah. And and Obama talked a big game, but he continued Bush's wars. But other than that,

30:23

Democrats have always been the war martyrs. So continue though. So no, but it's a valid point.

30:28

But then we can't talk about this last week with Trudeau. Oh, I'm going to resign. Yeah. In like

30:33

four or five months. No, but I've resigned. So leave me alone. I've resigned. But yeah, he just passed

30:39

a trade from one side of the country to the other. It's I mean, the country that's no longer going

30:44

to be a country is going to be a state here pretty soon. So you were talking about anti war party.

30:49

Why are we or why are they not doing the full court press?

30:54

Raise the money. So gathered money, run some commercials. We are the anti war party.

31:00

Well, okay. So the whole change in leadership of the chair. Oh, because the Democrats took over

31:06

the military party. That's right. The guy, the new guy's not a Democrat. The Chase Oliver is.

31:11

Well, who the fuck him? No one cares about him anymore. We'll see the next one in Canada.

31:15

No, I don't know. It's a good question. Like why we have a meetup tomorrow. We can ask.

31:21

What's what are you? Yeah, tomorrow. I can't make it. I'm actually trying to ask our Nevada

31:28

regional reps. Wait, let's talk about who are our national regional reps. We don't want to get

31:33

onto that on the show. Yeah, but there's only one of them actually doing the work. I'm just saying.

31:37

Well, so here's the thing. There are statewide LP parties pushing to defend the guard stuff.

31:45

So that's a pretty important anti war concept. And if you guys don't know what that is,

31:49

defend the guard our laws that would prevent the National Guard from being called upon by the feds

31:56

unless it's an invasion of domestic United States. So if Canada still attacks America,

32:02

we can just in the Montana National Guard, right? Okay, good. I'm good. But they can't go into Canada.

32:07

Wait, so they attack us. We have to stop the border? Yeah, they're in can defend ourselves.

32:12

That's that's the job. But I really want a Canadian bacon. I don't care. Oh, no, I'm sorry. I'll just

32:17

have him never mind. No, so we were trying to push that through in Nevada. I forget which state they

32:25

just actually got it through. So like it is happening. It's just it's not getting the head

32:30

like we can talk and we can pontificate and we can just blow gas out of our pie hole. How about you

32:36

actually affect change? And we go, Hey, everybody, we are Hey, America, we are the anti war party.

32:43

Show me that online anywhere. I don't again, like we, we talked about this. We talk about

32:48

shit. We bitch about stuff. Give a fuck about the party. Like you're obsessed with this. Because

32:54

how do we grow? How do we grow with us just fucking argued about grow? I want liberty. So you know

33:00

everyone elected libertarian. I don't give a fuck. Okay. I don't like it really doesn't like Trump's

33:05

all Trump is doing more for liberty than chase Oliver would have done. Great. Then why do we care?

33:11

Who's the technically Trump is the libertarian candidate? I mean, he didn't accept it. We just said

33:16

Trump is a libertarian candidate. But yet we did back. But he's doing it. He's doing more than we

33:22

asked for. I agree. Well, then stop complaining. I'm complaining about the libertarian party. Fuck

33:26

the party. I'm an independent. Fuck the party. The party is it's like you're you grew up in Chicago,

33:34

right? And the white socks are the show. Well, you're a Cubs guy. Let's go with Cubs. So like

33:40

you cheer for the Cubs. You're a white socks guy. I don't really care about sports. I don't

33:44

give a fuck. But I'm just from the South side and I always went to the white socks games. Oh,

33:47

so you put the fact check it on and the helmet, the bottle proof helmet. Did you know did you run

33:51

in a zigzag pattern to get to the park? Or was it just a straight shot? See, like

33:58

you saw you have this shit about the Cubs, right? The cut. It's the blue team with the with the

34:03

cubby bear and and like you're obsessed with the Cubs, the name, the Cubs, the label, the the visuals.

34:10

And it's like, none of these fucking people are from Chicago. They're from the Dominican Republic

34:15

and Katie and wherever the fuck. Yeah. Right. So why are you obsessed with this team that has

34:22

nothing to do with you? So here's the thing you white socks fans never got. I'm making an analogy.

34:27

It doesn't matter. I don't like baseball. I don't want to watch baseball, but I went to

34:32

thousands or hundreds of Cubs games. I might have seen a baseball game for a couple minutes.

34:38

It was it was enjoying it was the party. I don't know who's got the best ERA or

34:45

why are you attached to the home team? You know what I like? I actually don't like sports at all.

34:51

Okay. But you get the analogy. I have a great analogy and I've actually made it almost weird.

34:56

I've made the almost same analogy, which is now I got a shower. But like you're doing that with

35:01

the libertarian party. Like you think that they're your home team, but really like it's just a label.

35:07

It doesn't fucking matter. We're all just wasted. So you ran for office. I ran for office. We

35:10

wasted our time and no, we didn't. Yes. Why? Because we'll never get one of us elected. It doesn't

35:15

matter. So what? Why is Trump listening to a wise Elon Musk listening to us? Why is he waiting?

35:22

Wait, wait, wait, wait. You think they're listening to us? They're reposting us on X. Okay. Like,

35:28

where's that coming from? Okay. That's fine. Let's see. Let's see. Because I'm asking Ron Paul

35:34

to help. Paul was an elected Republican. He was part of the libertarian leaning. He was the original

35:39

member of the libertarian party. He's like way over here on the libertarian side, but he's an

35:43

elected Republican. He was an original member of the libertarian party. He's like the in-hat dog.

35:46

He was an original member of the libertarian party. And he ran as a Republican. Because he wanted to

35:53

win. So why does that matter to you? Because we need to grow the party. Why? Fuck the party. The

35:59

party means nothing. So we can sit back and just throw shit at everybody else. Go, oh, you can't

36:04

do anything. You can't do anything. It's working. But we can't get elected. No, we don't need to get

36:09

elected. Oh, shit. Trump is only doing this. He's pissed off because they fucked with it. So what?

36:13

Well, he doesn't have to do it for us. He doesn't have to do what we want. It just happens to be

36:17

what we want. He doesn't have to do what we want. He could do what Biden did and arrest them all

36:20

and do welfare. I love what Trump is doing. But he's not doing that. I love what the Republican

36:25

president is doing. Stop bitching. Stop bitching. It's not about party. But if we could have gotten

36:29

a libertarian in there, we could have done this on our own. But yeah, we couldn't. We honestly couldn't

36:34

because, because even if it's not Chase Holler, even if it's like Dave Smith, right,

36:38

who's like a very smart guy and he has most of the right positions on things,

36:42

like he does not know what the swamp has in store for him. He doesn't know. They're going to throw

36:47

everything at him and it's going to fucking blindside him. He's never going to see it coming.

36:51

And by the time he catches up, his term's over, which is what happened to Trump.

36:55

The first yep. So like even Trump couldn't figure that out the first time.

36:59

Agreed. But like he's doing it. He's doing it. I've always compared a libertarian. If we ever

37:06

elected a libertarian to presidency, the next morning, every true libertarian would have went,

37:12

what the fuck did we just do? Why did we do that? How did that happen? We, this can't happen again.

37:18

But yeah, I don't know. I just, I'm just. You got to stop obsessing with the party. It doesn't

37:23

fucking matter. What matters is that liberty happens. Okay. Yeah. It's happening not because of us.

37:29

Yes, it is because of us. We have spread these ideas for decades and they finally filtered down

37:35

to people that matter. Okay. Sure. That's what happened. I don't want to work out.

37:40

That's exactly what we do. Do they thought this up on their own? You think Trump's

37:44

some secret super genius philosophically that thought this up? Oh, I'm a libertarian all of a

37:48

sudden. No, he's got the right people talking to him. I think he's, well, okay, hold on.

37:53

Who is libertarian as captain? It doesn't matter. No, no, who it is. It doesn't matter.

37:58

He said that we do it. Who is it? I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care.

38:02

I don't care. I don't care. Nobody. I don't care. Okay. Cool. I don't care. So it's him being

38:09

pissed off. Dude, you just don't get it. Yeah, I don't get it. He could be pissed off 20 different

38:15

ways, but he's pissed off our way. Okay. Oh, so you think that'll bring more people to the

38:21

libertarian party? I don't care about the party. Fuck the party. But we have to win an election.

38:28

Oh, I think we're a dog catcher somewhere. We don't have to win an election.

38:32

Yeah, libertarian dog catcher, but we don't have to win an election.

38:38

And he hates cats. We don't have to win an election. It doesn't fucking matter.

38:42

We win by fixing the culture. The culture comes first and then politics comes after.

38:49

We got lucky and fell in shit. No, we didn't get lucky. Yeah, we did.

38:54

Trump has not listened to the libertarian party. He asked for endorsement and you boot him.

39:00

Okay. So he said, fuck you. And he's still doing what I want. So Trump, he's the one that

39:04

booed you. He's still doing what I want. I wouldn't have booted him if I thought he would do this.

39:11

If he fucking got up that stage and said, I'm gonna do all this shit and I'm,

39:15

and here's a time machine proving that I'm gonna do it. I would have been cheering.

39:19

Oh, now you believe in time travel. I'm saying if he did that. No, now you're like,

39:24

oh, time travel run was a time, I believe in time travel. I don't believe in time travel.

39:28

You just said if he showed you the time travel and showed you. If he did, if there were an if in

39:32

there. But if something has to exist. How can he do it? How can he prove his worth to you?

39:38

I don't know. But I'm saying if he did. Oh, lordy. So where are we at now?

39:47

All right, look what we brought up the doge jibbid-ind. So let's talk about that. Yeah. So

39:53

okay, some guy, I don't know who the fuck it was. Some guy wrote a policy paper.

39:58

And said, if doge meets its goals of two trillion saved, we could pay, give a tax rebate

40:09

to the taxpayers of roughly average 5000 per taxpayer.

40:17

Five, eight or 10, I think you're authoring. Well, so it was an average of 5000.

40:21

And that's if they meet their goals. No, that's bullshit. They shouldn't take,

40:24

they should not take the salary into this one. All the other like checks we got, I get it. You

40:30

make this amount, you don't get it, you make this amount. No, no, no, no. No, this is you pay.

40:34

We have been stolen from if, hold on. If you only paid $10 worth of taxes,

40:40

you should only get a $10 rebate check. You're not getting $10. So the richer people should get

40:43

more. Yes. Oh, it's been the exact opposite ever since every, the money. Well, now, before we,

40:50

before we get into the detail, let me just give the history for everyone because, so this guy

40:55

writes this policy paper and Elon reposts it and says looking into it, right? And the left just

41:01

went fucking nuts. And they said, Elon's gonna write $5,000 checks to every American and cause

41:07

huge inflation and blah, blah, like they're just lying about everything. He never said that. He

41:12

just said, I'm looking into it. Right. So I want to, I want to talk about does it cause inflation

41:19

first because the COVID checks cause inflation. Yes. Okay. I don't want to say they caused prices

41:24

to rise. They were a part of the inflation. Yeah. Okay. So what causes inflation is printing money.

41:32

Right. So this, this money that they're saving on taxes, that was printed last year. Right. Right.

41:39

So that inflation is already here. Right. So when they disperse that money, well, let's say they

41:44

dispersed it normally. They didn't cut anything. They just gave it to USA, gave it to whoever the

41:48

fuck, right? That money went out, right? And then those people spend the money, right? And that causes

41:54

prices to go up. Right. That's what happened. You spend new money, prices go up. Okay. So

42:00

instead of giving the money to people to do research on transgender penguins,

42:07

we're just giving the money to taxpayers, right? Money that's already been printed years ago.

42:11

So now the prices probably will go up if this happens. But that was going to happen anyway,

42:15

because the money is already printed. Yeah. The only way to stop that is to burn the money, right?

42:20

That's the only way to do it. Okay. So we're going to money. So, but we're not going to burn the money.

42:23

That's just not feasible. It's not politically feasible. Then this never going to happen. So

42:28

it's not about will this cause inflation, the place we happened last year when Joe Biden signed the

42:32

budget. We all know. We all know. So we have to do something with this money. Yeah. Now,

42:37

the best thing to do with it is to give it back to the people he stole it from. Yep. Right. That's

42:40

us, the taxpayers. And we're going to have to eat the price rises. We're not going to do about that.

42:44

It's going to happen anyway. We have to eat it. And then like I said, we have to change the budget

42:48

next year. Yeah, we have to fucking cut the budget, cut the debt. That's where we get the real savings

42:54

in the future. Okay. So now, what else did you want to talk about? Well, no, let me ask you a question.

42:59

No. Yeah. So if you guys, if everyone got a check for $5,000, yeah, what would you do with it? Taxpayer.

43:04

Right. Yeah. Okay. Every taxpayer and then, you know, all the people under 300 years old that

43:09

whatever, they're paying taxes. What would you do with yours $5,000? I don't answer questions like

43:14

that. Okay. I do. I spent $7,000. I mean, I don't know. I guess I think the one who dies

43:24

with the most stories wins. So I just like to have fucking stories. And it gets stories,

43:28

like I go, do stupid shit, do stupid shit, I got to spend stupid money. I mean, it's purely

43:34

mathematical. I mean, it's science. I'm not more than a science guy. I don't know.

43:40

So, I got the science. So you mentioned like rich people getting more. I don't believe in that. I

43:49

believe, I think it should be across the board everywhere on the site because it's probably

43:52

with stories. They, they, they, they've reached into our package. But they didn't steal $5,000

43:56

from the guy who only paid a hundred bucks. They stole a hundred bucks from him. Yeah,

43:59

but get that guy. It was like a him going to spend, you know, $5,000. No, that's not fair. No,

44:04

I also think we shouldn't just say, okay, the rich get whatever, no cap, because that's, again,

44:11

politically infeasible. Right? It's going to make people mad. Oh, you're paying the rich,

44:14

you're paying the money. They did the COVID money. And even George Bush was,

44:17

But they was capped. No, I'm saying they cut you off. If you made, if it was a couple, if they made

44:23

over $200,000, I believe you got nothing. Yes. And, but everybody below that got,

44:29

Yeah, well, I think from 160 to 200,000, it was a percentage. And then below 160,

44:36

every taxpayer got it. Yeah, we shouldn't be doing it that way. And give everybody, you know what,

44:40

because the money was in my pocket and in your pocket, in your pocket, and they literally reached

44:45

into the pocket and took it. Half of Americans don't pay taxes. Stop saying I don't pay taxes.

44:52

But they don't, they don't qualify to pay taxes. Oh, yeah. Those people should get nothing.

44:57

That's the whole, You weren't being stolen from, you were stealing from us. You get nothing.

45:02

Yeah, yeah. I don't know. I just, I just think that because of what we've gone through the last

45:07

four years and all the, the doom and gloom, everybody, like then Oprah give it up, everybody

45:13

gets $5,000. If you get $5,000, you get $5,000. If it's everybody, then the number has to come

45:16

down. But guess what will happen to that $5,000? It won't be $5,000 anymore. Why not? Because the

45:21

5,000 figure is calculated on taxpayers. Okay. So let's say all taxpayers get $5,000. So what

45:27

happens if we get this year, what happens April 15th of 2026?

45:33

Okay. The other thing is, you got big taxes on it. It's not. No, no, you don't have to pay

45:38

taxes on it. We did other ones. It's a tax, but this is a tax rebates. This is not income.

45:44

If this was the old government, I'd be like, you're ducking it out. But this new government

45:49

may be. So you might actually have to file for it when you do your taxes. I think, actually,

45:55

I think that's actually how I first heard it. But I've only heard it that one way, that one time,

45:59

that you'll get it as a, but if you get a tax refund, guess what you have to do the next year?

46:05

You have to claim that refund. What do you mean? You have to claim the refund, dude.

46:09

No, you don't. Yes, you do. Oh, shit. No, you don't. IRS agents. Is there a reward to turn

46:16

somebody in? No, you don't. A refund happens because you overpaid them. It's not income. That's your money.

46:21

Um, you don't know. He has no idea what you're talking about. I, I, when I used to get refunds,

46:27

I didn't pay taxes on them. Maybe your refunds were fraudulence. So,

46:32

I'll tell you what, here's what happened this year. Shut the fuck up. I just missed place. I just

46:36

transitioned two different numbers. That's all I did. Here's what happened to me this year. My wife

46:41

lost her job and I never went into my employer and adjusted my withholdings. Okay. So they were

46:48

taking out money from my paycheck as if we both had a job. So at the end, so this year when I found

46:53

my taxes, I overpaid, right? Cause she was not employed and our, and our household income was

46:58

less than they thought it was going to be. So we're entitled to refund. That's not income. But your

47:04

wife works out of country. No, she's, she, no, she was unemployed. But, oh, you think she lost her

47:12

job? Yes. But that was out of country. It doesn't matter. The first 96,000 is tax free.

47:18

There's nothing to do with anything. She's unemployed. Okay. And I'm paying taxes as if she is employed.

47:23

Not having that fight again. Okay. So I overpaid on my taxes and then I found my taxes and when I do

47:30

the calculation, it says, I owe you this, but I paid you plus 2000. So you owe me $2,000 IRS.

47:38

And I was like, okay, here you go. That's what a refund is. It's not income. It's my money that I gave

47:43

to them as a loan with no interest that they're now repaying to me. I'm free. That's how it works.

47:52

It's been a long time. I got to refund. Cause I, I, I, no, okay. He's the other problem. Apparently,

47:57

I heard today that the IRS apologized for the Obama being weaponized. Okay. That's when I got

48:04

audited. That's when the audited start. Now, he didn't end there. It started in like, oh, nine or

48:12

10. Oh, no, you have no clue, dude. They were just like, we were trying to be sneaky and we

48:18

would file for an extension every April 15th and we pushed up to October 15th and then the IRS

48:23

said to me, just go, yeah, well, that's, that's the spiky October 15th will come. That's suspicious.

48:29

Yeah. I know. I didn't think they were that smart. They are government employees.

48:34

Really? Well, the IRS is the one department that's competent. No, in biggest Valley water.

48:40

No, have you ever called them? Why would I call them? Okay. So I call biggest Valley water. I go,

48:46

my bills a little high. Well, yeah, you've got, um, go leak. I'm fucking right with link. Well,

48:52

you have constant flow. You're measuring the water. I know, but that's, that's competency.

48:57

I go, well, sure. We'll fix that link. And they go, yeah, your bill will go down. I go, holy

49:01

shit. I got good advice from the government. This never happened. But I start with an apology

49:06

from the IRS. Matter of fact, you don't need to apologize. Just delete, delete, delete. It's all

49:12

I'm saying. Bastards. Taking my fucking hard earned money and giving it to transition monkeys and

49:20

Lord, there you go. Oh, I need to get a shower and then a nap. So I gotta shut this down. I need to

49:30

charge. So did you see that when I posted about the girls like, I'm smart and educated and I

49:36

just, did you see that? I'm like, dumbass, you can be educated and smart or you can be educated

49:43

and stupid. Man, you can be smart and uneducated. It goes all the way. Your college does not make

49:48

you smart. It makes you educated. There were some real fucking idiots that I went to college with.

49:53

I mean, like I was in shock that any people that you could even get in, get in and pass.

49:59

I mean, like I just have so many stories. So I was going to post another video in response to that

50:03

because the video popped up like two weeks ago as a girl working at a corporation. She's like,

50:07

I have a high level job. I'm educated. I went to college and I can't spell.

50:15

Okay. So I go, Oh, that should be an easy video to find.

50:20

Type that into a search engine and there's like 50 of them. Like I can't spell. Oh my God. So if

50:27

you're so smart, okay. Spell, um, oh, what's that word? Oh, my God. The longest word in the,

50:36

spelled the, you want to impress me. Actually, no, here's the word they trip. Well,

50:41

you used to trip me up all the time and I literally like, I could have sit down and be like,

50:44

but I could be just like, I don't know. Schedule. Schedule. Dude, I had the hardest time.

50:49

I would misspell that word so bad even Google went, what the fuck are you talking about?

50:56

We don't understand what language is this? What about a new mono ultra microscopic

51:00

silicone, the volcanic, the volcanic one. Oh, I can spell that. You can spell that one.

51:05

I can barely say it. I just got sounded out. Do it funnish style. All right. So I have an

51:12

interesting story. Um, so this, this small newspaper in Mississippi, uh, wrote an editorial

51:22

criticizing the local government, like city council or something. And, um,

51:28

the city council goes to a judge, like three counties over and says, can you give us a restraining

51:35

order to prevent them from publishing this? And the judge is like, yeah, okay.

51:44

And now here's the funny thing, right? Someone tweets, this is some fucking bumfuck town in

51:49

Mississippi. Someone, someone with a big X following tweets the, the story. And now millions

51:56

of people know about this dumb fuck judge in bumfuck Mississippi that signed a restraining order

52:03

against this newspaper. So now all that corruption that you were trying to get them to stop talking

52:07

about, I know about it. Ron knows about it. All you listeners know about it in fucking

52:13

Trinidad and Tobago, which that's one of our dedicated listeners. Hey man, give us a contact

52:17

with Trinidad, Colorado. No, Trinidad and Tobago, the island, the Caribbean island.

52:21

Fucking rock on, dude. Yeah. Nobody's in it now. All these people know about it. So like

52:26

your stupid fucking little plan backfired and now you're going to fucking get a civil lawsuit for

52:32

it. So a similar story happened with, uh, as Steven Crowder broke the story. Uh, remember the,

52:38

the, well, you know, there's multiple, multiple trans shooters. Yeah. I mean, it doesn't, breaking

52:44

news. There's been multiple trans shooters just saying, uh, but the one in Tennessee. Yeah. So

52:49

Steven Crowder got a hold of, uh, some paper, the, the, the manifesto. Yeah, I saw that. And I believe

52:56

it came from a reporter. Yeah. Well, the, the judges and the cops were going after this reporter

53:02

and they were going to arrest him and the judge, I mean, I, I, I, I kind of dropped the story out

53:07

because it's been, it's been a few, it's been a while, right. But yeah, no, this dude was on

53:11

Steven Crowder and Steve Crowder was like, yo, we got to stop this, you know, we're, we're there

53:14

for you. So Steven Crowder, he's thinking obviously I love him now. Yeah. Good guy. Don't get me wrong.

53:18

Yeah. He's kind of dickhead. He's funny. I mean, but what are we?

53:24

We're, well, we're rights. He's, he's just wrong. Um, partially right. Um, oh, speaking of that,

53:31

speaking of, so, so yeah, so there was a reporter in Tennessee that the, the judges were going after

53:35

because they didn't like the, he got a hold of the manifesto and released it. So speaking of this,

53:40

again, I know you don't, you don't listen to the little box, you know, cat, turd, whatever,

53:43

you, I'll freak out about him. Um, so when Cash Patel was in front of Congress and they said,

53:51

you get, you've been on, uh, like right wing conspiracy web, uh, podcast, the litter box was

53:58

on the list and I'm like, what the fuck do we get on that list? Cash, you're in Nevada and we're

54:06

in Nevada and so was a bone, dude. Come on, we want to be talked about. You said you have his,

54:12

his contact info, is that what you said? No. So it's, I have a, I know another Cash Patel.

54:17

That's gotta be him. No, it's Dr. Cash Patel. I like Google name, but it's a different guy.

54:21

I mean, you know, maybe they're cousins. Cash Patel is like Jones and Smith here. You know,

54:25

like the guy who killed Osama bin Laden, it's like, oh, the guy's name is, it's like Smith and Jones.

54:32

What that, that was their answer. I don't, I don't, I don't necessarily judge the, the statement as

54:37

much as I judge the response. And when you tell me stupid shit like that, I kind of think Obama

54:42

didn't have a, oh dude, oh, so, so I'm a talker. I like to talk to strangers. I was in, um,

54:53

Utah. Yeah. And I was at a hotel because I traveled for work and I was hanging out with three guys

54:59

and we were talking, this is going. Yeah. We saw chicken and we're like, I think we could fuck that chicken.

55:13

God, you got to stop it or something. I just go stupid. And I just like, well, I go, I'm,

55:20

I'm, you know, okay, conspiracy. They're like, Oh, so am I, so am I. And I go, well, I don't believe

55:24

Siltream six killed Osama bin Laden. The dude lost his shit. I know a guy on Siltream six and he

55:31

killed, he did kill him. I go, eh, they might have killed someone. I don't think it was,

55:37

they killed another six, one Indian dude. Um, but no, it was just like, because that was the

55:43

response of the, I told the story earlier. Um, there was a lady run for president of Pakistan

55:50

and she had said so and so killed. Yeah. Oba Osama bin Laden, but she said it like just the flow,

55:56

that there was no break in the story. There was no like emphasis for us to catch it.

56:00

And our government response is like, well, it's a very popular name. It's sure it's not, you know,

56:04

I'm sure you kill a different Osama bin Laden. Not buying that story. And then we dumped his body

56:11

in the ocean, which is a Geneva convention violation. Still a butt because I was, I think I said

56:18

this, I'm going to say it now anyway, because I really wish it would have happened. I would have

56:21

stuffed that motherfucker and toured him around the country to every like red state. Maybe he was

56:27

a blue state, cause there's some red next in there too. And you have your picture taken

56:31

with Osama bin Laden, punch him in the face. We don't care. He's dead and stuffed.

56:37

So I think that would violate the Geneva convention too though.

56:40

Well, no, no, I agree. But if we're going to violate Geneva convention, go to the fucking moon,

56:48

which we didn't. Oh, shit. Did I say we didn't go to the moon? Well, speaking of going to the moon,

56:55

Javier Millay came out with his own meme coin. Do you see that? I don't do. And they're talking

57:02

about impeaching him now. Oh, the guy, the guy in Argentina. Yeah, the libertarian. This is funny

57:08

because I was watching YouTube last night and coffeezilla, if you know who that is, did a story

57:14

on this. So he's like a scam alert guy. So like he talked about this scam, got this many people

57:22

and was worth this many dollars. And so apparently it's the same people behind the Melania coin.

57:31

Oh, this one. Yeah, well, there's the Trump coin. And then the hawk girl. Yeah, she was first.

57:36

Yeah, spit on that shit. And then there was the Trump coin. And then there's the Melania coin.

57:41

And then there's the, I think it's called Libra, which is this Argentinian coin.

57:45

And I like it's the same group of people that are behind all this shit. And like they just like

57:50

rung pull, they pump and dump, scammer rung pull, and people keep falling for it. And like, I don't

57:55

understand. Here's the thing, because Javier Millay, the reason why he's in hot water is because he

58:02

made an X post about this coin. Okay. And he was like, he didn't say go buy it or anything. He just

58:06

said like, this is an investment opportunity for Argentina. And like people, you know, pumped it

58:12

up and then and then the scammers sold and left. And now Javier Millay is in trouble. And like,

58:18

he might be impeached over this legitimately. But like, he's having success in that country. Yes.

58:25

They're going to impeach him. I mean, like, this is fraud level shit. And like, obviously, he was

58:31

part he was another victim of it. But not obviously, maybe he wasn't. I don't know. I don't

58:36

it's I don't know. I could I got what he normally said. But like, how do these fucking same group

58:42

of dipshits keep doing the same thing again and again? Why do people keep falling for it? Why are

58:48

you buying the shit? Who's buying these fucking meme coins? What like, you saw a Trump tweet about a

58:54

coin? So fucking wide? Why is it worth anything? Dude, he sold his mug shot for like $1,000 a

59:00

month. And people are just like, that's a piece of art you can have on the wall. Where people have

59:05

Frank Sinatra's mug shot on the wall. That's what he did. He did the angry from the office.

59:11

Oh, that's awesome. God, I love Trump. No, but like a meme coin is nothing. What the fuck is wrong

59:18

with it? It's nothing. You're getting nothing. Stop falling for this shit, you fucking idiots.

59:24

Yep.

59:25

I might be going dead here. But the one thing I did want to talk about though is I mentioned

59:32

this in a show earlier, and you called me out on it and I didn't really have a lot of information

59:37

because it was more of just a statement, not a fact. I was by the burrowing employees. Oh, right.

59:42

Right. Yeah. So if you look into this, the Biden basically, and apparently this happens after every

59:47

Democrat loses in Republican wins, they burrow employees to fuck with them. And this is this

59:52

was just kind of like citing my source, I guess, of anything else. So that is or probably exist.

1:00:00

I do believe it does though. So let me scroll through here. We have the

1:00:07

long, I'm assuming you did. I saw the word retarded. What was that? I don't know. Did you do this?

1:00:11

What is that? I can barely see it. We can't have a free marker or they've locked the toilets and

1:00:17

changed you in. Yes. In the U.S. 70, they they're claiming only one guy had the keys

1:00:23

and like he locked it and then and they got fired by Trump. This is my problem with Americans.

1:00:27

Seriously, you don't need a toilet at U70. Well, you got a bidet right there.

1:00:35

Air that shit out, spread it down. Oh, you're clean. Probably skinless in a lot of areas,

1:00:42

but you'll be clean. Fucking stop worrying about that some day.

1:00:48

Do you know if Finland isn't real? I saw. She's trolling. That girl trolling. She had to be.

1:00:54

Because like she knew the geography of the area. Right. Like you don't know that area

1:00:59

and then say something fucking stupid. Maybe she knows something we don't know. Have you been

1:01:02

to Finland? I haven't been to Finland. Okay, so stop it then. I'm saying like everyone in the thread

1:01:08

was like, oh, Americans are so fucking stupid. Well, first of all, no, first of all, okay, here's

1:01:14

the picture. Yeah. What makes her American? She's an American accent. Okay. Well, I mean, she didn't

1:01:19

say a boot, but there's Canadians. They speak the same way. She's an American. No, but the funny thing

1:01:24

is the cowboy hat, isn't it? Well, yeah, too. But like if everyone's calling her stupid,

1:01:29

like they obviously don't get that she's trolling and they're the idiots. She's trying to come to

1:01:34

the hot dog girl. I don't know that girl sounded pretty smart. Yeah, no, she actually well, yeah,

1:01:39

I'm not saying hot dog girl. I'm just saying it's a glitch. It's a it's a it's an internet thing and

1:01:44

people make money off of it. Um, uh, yeah, the mayor, the governor of New York fuckers stupid.

1:01:54

Oh, yeah, I don't think you ever answered like, well, how does Trump have the authority to tell

1:01:58

her to do that? Well, no, the Trump has authority to cut off funds to a state. Oh, okay. Is that what

1:02:04

he did? Is that what he just said? If you do, he just said, he just said it's no longer valid.

1:02:09

Do he use the DOT? So I don't know if they technically cut funds off or if he's starting to use

1:02:13

to cut funds off yet. But this is his first step. He says weird stupid shit. Yeah. And then people

1:02:19

like go wave their hands in the air and scream, he just slams the move and then he just he just

1:02:24

brings it around slams it home and goes dumb ass. So I'm sure he's got something going on.

1:02:32

That's why I love him for it, man. He is a he's the he's the ultimate shit poster,

1:02:37

but he does it in real life kind of like me. I don't really chip post that much, but you know,

1:02:41

I'll say stupid shit and fuck Tom Hanks for being on Saturday Night Live.

1:02:45

Dumb ass motherfucker, pedal bitch. We're coming after you. Okay, this is the

1:02:49

this is the last time we'll have because we are running long here. Okay, well, I have one story

1:02:53

before we get into the picture. Oh, they saw the picture. I said one more story, but go ahead.

1:02:58

No, no, no. This is so this is this might get us kicked off of YouTube for a little while. Dude,

1:03:03

no, it won't because I begged you to kick us off. I literally wouldn't show my please kick us off.

1:03:08

We're embarrassed that we're on YouTube. We'll see. We'll see. So a Yale study came out about

1:03:14

the COVID vaccine. Right. And apparently there are some people who who claim to be suffering from

1:03:22

long COVID, whatever the fuck that is, but it's actually the vaccine. Yeah. And what they found

1:03:28

is that these people are experiencing what's called T cell exhaustion. You know what T cells are?

1:03:36

testosterone or something. No, T cells are part of your immune system. Okay. So it's part of your

1:03:41

white blood cells. Like the white blood cells have like T cells and B cells. And T cell exhaustion

1:03:47

is basically your white blood cells giving up and dying. Now whites are lazy. Well,

1:03:54

do you do you know what other condition causes your white blood cells to do that?

1:03:59

Listening to a Democrat talk. No, I just give up. I'll give you another guess. I've no clue. It's

1:04:04

called motherfucking AIDS. It's a oh shit. The COVID vaccine. Did you just break a story here?

1:04:11

Gave these people AIDS. Oh, fuck. Okay, YouTube do your worst. Oh, shit. I'm trying not to be

1:04:20

conspiracy. conspiracy. This is a Yale study. Okay. I this is not the conspiracy. I don't know

1:04:27

if this was on purpose. The best thing was on purpose. I'm saying that Yale found that people

1:04:33

that got the vaccine have T cell exhaustion at a much higher rate than people who did not get

1:04:39

the vaccine. That's what Yale found. So is it AIDS or HIV? Or does it? HIV is a virus. Okay. AIDS

1:04:46

is the condition of losing your white blood cells. Because you fucked a monkey. That's the HIV. Oh,

1:04:53

it's all. So Yale, Yale has determined that these people have what is essentially AIDS?

1:04:59

And not from HIV, but from other causes. You heard it here first. So I think I could

1:05:05

they're gonna call me Alex Jones because you said that shit. I can I can find the actual Yale

1:05:11

study if you want. I don't need proof of what I say. I can make shit up there. Because I'm like

1:05:17

Alex Jones, man. It's the black helicopters are following us and they're giving us AIDS, man.

1:05:22

It's the chem drills coming off the helicopters. Oh, no, it's the vaccines. I don't know anymore.

1:05:28

So Yale study led by Dr. Akiko Iwasaki has found evidence of T cell exhaustion and prolonged

1:05:35

spike protein production in some individuals who received mRNA based COVID-19 vaccines. Now,

1:05:41

that's your fucking AI Google YouTube. So don't fucking bitch at me. You just talked to the listeners,

1:05:48

I think for the first time. No, I'm talking to YouTube. Oh, YouTube Google. You put the camera on

1:05:52

it like that. Your AI fuckers. So it's fucking dick. COVID vaccine gives you AIDS. Shall we move on?

1:06:03

That's gonna be fun. It'll be a good clip. I think it's a really good clip. So here's the thing.

1:06:08

I okay, so I'm on my computer the other night and I was I had watched a YouTube video off of Facebook,

1:06:16

but it took me to the YouTube channel. Okay. And and then there was just like, I could scroll up and

1:06:21

it'd be video, video, video, video, video, video. And I'm scrolling up and see what I want to watch.

1:06:26

We came up now probably because I put in the cage and sure. Yeah. But here's the weird thing.

1:06:34

Yeah. It shows my face. Yeah. With you talking. Yeah, it did. Oh, yeah, you didn't do that. I didn't do

1:06:41

that. It's all I'm gonna say weird shit. I'm gonna put his face on. It's all automatic. I don't, I

1:06:45

don't automatic. No, I could go in there and change it if I want to, but it's a lot of work. Yeah.

1:06:51

But then they'll see you talking stupid shit. I don't go far. Hey, so yeah, so I'll open us

1:06:57

and say, Hey, help us. You guys are clipping the wrong guy. Just to be fair, say the vaccine gave

1:07:01

us eight. The no, not us. What? Say what you go to the COVID vaccine gave some people AIDS.

1:07:08

Make you feel better. Okay. One last one last thing for me. So if Elon Musk gets his dream

1:07:16

and Rand Paul gets his dream, which I hope God you guys do. And he wants a live stream going

1:07:22

in for knocks. Yeah. So you can't fucking you can't hide from this. Right. And he opens the door.

1:07:29

And there's like half the gold gone. Yeah. What does that do to our economy?

1:07:36

The economy, not a whole lot. The gold price is going to go nuts. Well, it might have long

1:07:43

term economic effects because countries like China and so in Japan will stop buying our bonds

1:07:49

because like we've been lying to them the whole time. They've been trying to get us off of the

1:07:54

world dollar for a while now. Yeah. So are we done? I mean, I think this is baked in that we've been

1:08:03

done for a while. Like we've been done, but we started the Fed, right? There's really nothing

1:08:07

you can do about that. It's like the integrist libertarian. It's just it's all what how does it

1:08:13

play out? That's that's the only difference, right? How does it play out? And I have no fucking idea.

1:08:18

So you were saying some of the betting markets have already picked up on this gold thing. Yes.

1:08:21

What are they doing? So right now the winning the the lead bet is that they're telling the truth.

1:08:29

But but it's brand new. So it just came out the last couple of days. The volume is tiny.

1:08:33

So we're talking like this is like a $200,000 market right now. So if you guys have if you

1:08:38

got to win a bet against that now's the time to do it. Get you back. I mean,

1:08:43

your your reality. What do you think? I don't think they have it. I mean, none of it or I don't

1:08:49

know they we have 10% less. I don't I don't want to speculate. I don't know, man. I mean, because

1:08:57

we have other areas we store gold at too. But I'm sure you don't must control can

1:09:02

snoop those out. Honestly, six months ago, I would say we probably have most of it. Yeah.

1:09:12

But after you done must has destroyed our government. Yeah. In a good way. Yeah. I don't

1:09:19

know. Actually, so the betting markets have changed since I checked this afternoon. Right now,

1:09:24

no data reported is the winning bet, which means they're not going to actually do it. And that's

1:09:29

only in the lead by 33%. The next highest is that they have everything. And then the next highest

1:09:36

is that they have a little bit less than that. And then wait, a little bit less than a bet. Yes.

1:09:41

Money's involved in the term a little bit less. They have exact numbers if you go. Okay. Yeah. And

1:09:46

then like, sitting way at the bottom are that the gold's gone. So if you think the gold's gone,

1:09:52

now's the time to get your bets in. So, so two things. Have you ever driven around around Fort

1:09:58

Knox? No, I have. And before GPS. Okay. I was just trying to get to that side of Kentucky. Yeah.

1:10:06

And every road I went down led me to Fort Knox. Yeah. And about three attempts to get past it.

1:10:13

Because we would make the time, oh, shoot, I'm gonna put your seatbelt on. Okay. The third time

1:10:19

she goes, no, you're a dumbass. I'm not putting my seatbelt on. I go, oh, shit. I ain't gonna like that.

1:10:25

The guy's like, man, put your seatbelt on. I told her, man. She'll sell me out in a second.

1:10:33

Not to get me in trouble for a laugh. If she can sell me out and get a laugh,

1:10:37

she'll do it in a second. I wouldn't do that. Just go by the point. All right. So, we good?

1:10:44

Yeah, go into your thing. Cool. Okay. I want to talk about data erasure. So in honor of all the DC

1:10:50

politicians, Google searching for how to delete my hard drive, I'm going to teach you guys how to

1:10:54

do that. So let's actually talk about how file system works before we do that. So on your hard drive,

1:11:01

there's actually two separate sections. One is it's called an index. And the other is the actual

1:11:07

data. So the actual data is the big file, right? Your your book files, your videos, all your photos

1:11:14

of kids at the vacation, all that shit. And the index is just a thing about a book index, right?

1:11:21

So it tells you where the data is. And it's just a tiny little thing that's in order that the computer

1:11:26

can look at and say, Oh, the data's over there. Right. So now when you go on your computer and you

1:11:33

say delete this file, all it's really doing is deleting the index, right? So the data is still

1:11:38

there on the physical drive. You just can't access it. Okay. So why does that matter? Well,

1:11:46

let's say your hard drive gets stolen, or, you know, like you throw it away and someone pulls it

1:11:51

out of the trash, you sell it to somebody, people can actually look up your data, even though you've

1:11:58

deleted the files. So there are forensic tools. And it's not just the police that have the like,

1:12:02

you can download yourself, it's open source, that look at a drive and say, this kind of looks like

1:12:07

a video file, let's see if we can extract it. And they can get your video files, they can get

1:12:11

everything they can get your crypto seeds, right? So if you have your crypto wallet, you throw away

1:12:16

that hard drive, you thought you deleted it, they can still get that your PGP keys, we talked about

1:12:22

how important those are. Any intimate documents or photos you might have, you like your tax returns,

1:12:30

dick pics, whatever, you know, I'm not judging, I'm just saying people can get this stuff,

1:12:35

incriminating evidence. So if you're a criminal, people know that you committed a crime. Even if

1:12:40

you didn't intend to commit a crime. And what you did happens to be a crime. There's the evidence,

1:12:46

right, they're going to put you in jail for that. So let's talk about how we actually get rid of

1:12:50

this data for good, right? So the hard drive itself won't actually let you delete anything,

1:12:56

right? There's literally no way to do that. Right. So what you have to do is write over

1:13:04

sections that are marked as unused by your index. And like, you can't really force it to do that

1:13:10

in any simple way. So what you can do is write garbage to the entire empty space of your drive.

1:13:17

And then you delete the garbage. Because once you've overwritten the old data, now that garbage

1:13:23

is what's sitting there in the memory. So this can be actually time consuming if you're if you have

1:13:28

large drives, you can lead to mistakes if you're doing it manually, you can you can fuck up your

1:13:33

hard drive, you don't want to do that. And it can also run into other issues if like you're if

1:13:38

you're manually filling up your whole hard drive. And like your your OS is like, hey, you're low on

1:13:44

disk space, I'm going to shut everything down for you. Right, you don't want that to happen. So

1:13:48

we have some software that exists to do all this for you in a nice manageable way. And it's called

1:13:54

Bleach Bit. So Bleach Bit is open source. They have releases for all major operating systems

1:14:00

Windows Mac Linux. I think there's even mobile ones. It has custom preset options. So it can do

1:14:06

things like wipe your browser cookies, only wipe out your documents folder. It's very customizable.

1:14:15

And like literally, and it also has like the hardcore mode just like do everything for me.

1:14:19

Right. And you know, Bleach Bit is good enough for Hillary Clinton. So it's good enough for us.

1:14:25

And that's my recommended thing that we have a link to it on the website.

1:14:29

Look, you know, download it, look it up, look at the options, you know, just play around with it.

1:14:32

It's not going to fuck your things up, because it has safeguards built in.

1:14:39

And I also want to kind of talk about some emergency options if you're like really hardcore.

1:14:44

So this is kind of like, like Tom Hanks probably is, right, like Tom Hanks is sitting in his mansion,

1:14:48

maybe wrong, I don't know. And the feds are banging on the door, and he has to wipe his hard drives

1:14:53

immediately. Right. So here's what you do Tom Hanks. And it's sort of we don't really know just how

1:14:58

it was. Yeah, you have to use physical means to do this, right? You can't do it with software.

1:15:03

So if you have hard drive, if you have hard disk drives, which are the platter, the spinning

1:15:06

platters, the old school ones, what you're going to want to do is have a strong electromagnet nearby,

1:15:12

and just keep that plugged in. And if you need to wipe your drives, you flip the magnet on,

1:15:18

run it over your computer, your drives are gone, right? You can also use like acid, fire, or smashing.

1:15:25

It would water work? No, water will not delete the data. But it'll destroy the drive, but it

1:15:30

won't delete the data. Oh, okay, I can pull the disk out. Yes, they can pull the platter out and put

1:15:33

it in new drive and get the data. So don't do that. Yeah. Acid, fire, and smashing. I mean,

1:15:38

they're dangerous, they're time consuming. They're not as good as electromagnet. But if you have some

1:15:43

weird, you know, Rube Goldberg machine set up, you know, to look good, you know, whatever you want

1:15:48

to do. But I recommend the magnet. Now SSDs, unfortunately, magnets will not work here. So

1:15:55

these work with different technology. Now, allegedly, if you move the magnet very quickly,

1:16:01

it could work. But I don't think that a human can do it quickly enough. So you would need like a

1:16:05

machine to do that, which that's gonna be robot. Honestly, I don't know what speed you'd have to

1:16:10

move the magnet, like there's a lot of math involved in this, and I didn't bother doing it. So

1:16:14

some users report that putting in the microwave works. But other people have said they've done this

1:16:19

and it survived. So I couldn't get a definitive answer on this. If you pull the harder part and

1:16:24

pull the disk out itself, the reason is SSD. Yeah, like the physical thing is the thing. It's

1:16:30

basically circuits. And the other thing is like if you put it in the microwave, that's pretty

1:16:35

dangerous. There's there's metal parts in there. Metrometer. Yeah, you know, yeah, like you do

1:16:39

it's I would recommend against putting metal in the microwave. Don't do this. And like also the

1:16:43

hard drive has like, weird plastic bits that will cause fumes and poison you just don't do it. I mean,

1:16:49

if you're stoned, it's actually a pretty cool. But the industry standard for SSDs is a shredding

1:16:55

machine. And they make these big ass shredding machines, which it's kind of a wood chipper,

1:17:01

but it's a little smaller than that. It runs about like 15 to 75 K, which is pretty expensive.

1:17:07

But you know, if you're Tom Hanks, you know, you guys knocking your door, it's never too expensive.

1:17:11

It's a valuable investment if you're Tom Hanks, put it that way. And then the last thing I want to

1:17:16

mention real quick is you can avoid a lot of this stuff by turning on disk intrep encryption.

1:17:23

And I'm going to go over that next week. So stay tuned for that one. So public notice,

1:17:28

the Tom Hanks we were talking about was not the actor Tom Hanks. It was a fictional character

1:17:35

Tom Hanks. So who's the main Hanks? If you see this, go call your bosom buddy and shut the fuck up.

1:17:43

Okay. So no, I, when I was when you were talking, I kind of knew where you're going. I mean, I'm

1:17:47

not a computer guy, but I kind of knew where you're going with this, but the, I can't get on to our

1:17:51

ex account, whatever. Did you ever see Hillary Clinton testify in front of Congress about bleach

1:17:57

bit? I did a long time ago. I don't remember it. It's fucking hysterical. So you, I remember

1:18:02

when they did it with a cloth. I remember that. She's like, did you bleach bit? You're thinking,

1:18:07

did you clean your hard drive? You mean like with a cloth and bleach? I, I white, I mean,

1:18:12

I, I regularly wipe my computers down. I don't know what you're saying. Oh, dear God. All right,

1:18:20

let's move on to my section. No, I was going to talk about something else where I mentioned last

1:18:25

week. I put on hold till next week, because something happened in my day that made my

1:18:32

libertarian personality, my personal personality. And I don't know if I have multiple personalities,

1:18:38

but I don't know how they're all really cool. So what is the fuck? It's so personal,

1:18:46

professional and libertarian. It went like this. And I was like, I don't know what to do. So we had

1:18:54

an ice raid where I work at today. In Vegas, I already know ISIS in town. They're doing this

1:19:01

shit. So my personal feelings is if they've been here less than five years, give them the fuck out.

1:19:09

They've been here more than five years. I kind of wish there would be some kind of thing they could

1:19:13

do not to become citizens, but to just figure something out because we kind of need I love grapes

1:19:19

and I don't like picking grapes, although I actually would. But, but that's my point. I'm not

1:19:26

going to talk about it. Jump at any time. I am not going to tell you how to avoid ice.

1:19:31

I'm not going to tell you to report people because there's a Reddit page in Seattle

1:19:36

where they will tell you where ISIS is and where ISIS is going. Yeah, I see you've got some of

1:19:40

these map websites. Yeah. I was thinking like this would be something to put on the dark web.

1:19:44

Like, yeah, you need to open source it, but put it on the dark web, because someone will come after

1:19:49

you for putting this website up. Well, but if we jump in the last week's kind of free speech,

1:19:53

I get it, but they'll still, yeah, they'll still mess with it. But do you really think Pedro knows

1:19:59

how to get on the dark web? Do you have anything? What Pedro knows how to get on the dark web or

1:20:02

Jose? This is the time to teach him. Jesus. This is the time to teach him. Jesus. All right. So,

1:20:08

I'm not getting into that. I don't have a problem with what they're doing per se.

1:20:14

But I want to talk about if you are the public contact for your business.

1:20:20

Well, what you should do because it started a huge debate at my work, but I'm like,

1:20:26

oh, we don't have to cooperate with the federal government. Right. And they're like,

1:20:29

I'm not telling a federal agent that he can't do something. I go, it's in your constitution.

1:20:34

Right. You can do it. Call me. All you say is I don't ask questions. Right. And, but the reality is,

1:20:42

find what your corporate policy is and just mimic that. It's a fucked up situation.

1:20:47

There's a lot of good in it and there's some bad in it. So, find out a way to just kind of like,

1:20:55

remove yourself from that situation and just go, it's corporate policy. And yeah, I can't

1:21:01

touch it or you got to call my corporate office to gain access. Whatever it is, let your corporate

1:21:05

policy pick that out because it, because we don't really know the full extent of what happened

1:21:12

because I have stupid people at my job apparently. No, no, no, you have no clue.

1:21:18

I believe I mean, security guard, they use him as bait.

1:21:22

Okay. I believe it. And he agreed. I believe that. Like he knocked on the door and said,

1:21:25

oh, I got something on your car. I got something on your car. Oh, yeah.

1:21:28

He walks them out and they boom. Didn't I tell the story about how they got Russ Albrecht?

1:21:32

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. But so, I mean, it's

1:21:36

whether again, I did my personal views at home when it comes to professional because

1:21:43

I'm a little fucking nuts. I'm prefer professional personal views. I mean, I don't know.

1:21:48

You watch this show a little bit. You tell me. So the new manager challenge, am I nuts?

1:21:55

But no, it's just find out a way to just deal with it. If your company wants them in, let them in.

1:22:00

If your company wants them out, tell them they can't come in. It's not your policies. It's corporate.

1:22:06

They expect us to obey the law. They need to obey the law.

1:22:12

I would add to that. If your corporate, if your company doesn't have a policy,

1:22:16

talk to your boss and say, let's get a policy. Oh, dude, like my boss was like, what? I go,

1:22:20

dude, call the fucking attorney. Find out what we should do. Call our CEO. Find out what he wants us

1:22:25

to do. And we have other. Because they sure had ones when the math shit came out, right? They all

1:22:30

had their own little policy. Yep, we knew. And they were actually pre-written, which was weird.

1:22:34

I don't know how that works. Like the Home Depot signs must wear a mask. Literally,

1:22:39

we're up the same day the mask thing went in and they was a professionally made sign at

1:22:47

all the Home Depots. And they just rushed them through printing. We got five minute printing.

1:22:53

Oh, so, sorry. So yeah, so there's that. Just finally corporate policies followed. You already

1:22:58

found out the other day. Yeah. We have here in Vegas a 24 seven cremation factory. What nice.

1:23:05

You'll be all how I'll go down there at like three in the morning. I mean,

1:23:08

should their motto be don't go to the desert with your head dead hooker, burn your hair.

1:23:13

I mean, what 24 seven? Like, I gotta burn a body real quick. What do I do? I mean,

1:23:19

the casinos are 24 seven. So like, why not we burn bodies 24 seven? So people are on

1:23:24

schedules here. I mean, yeah, but it's cremation. I mean, I don't know. I mean,

1:23:29

I'm gonna fucking change my schedule to cremate a body. You don't have to be there.

1:23:34

Maybe I do. I want to visibly see this motherfucker burn. You have to be extra for that.

1:23:40

That's like the upper tier level. Like you hit the bar, you got the lower tier. You got the

1:23:46

the other the mid to that's watching the body burn is like top level for an extra 50 will give

1:23:51

you a gas can for an extra hundred. You could push the button. I don't know. I used fun was odd

1:23:57

that we have a 24 seven cremation factory. Maybe we'll play stuck in the middle with you with

1:24:03

from Steelers real and you can run around the guy with a razor blade and do what you want to do.

1:24:07

Did I ever tell you my, my wormhole story about the dead bodies and like me?

1:24:12

I maybe so I was trying to run a joke about the dead bodies and like me. Yeah. And being from

1:24:18

Chicago, concrete shoes are a thing. Yeah. Yeah. I use tell. Okay. Yeah. I just want to know if a

1:24:22

skeleton floated. It was buoyant. Yeah. Yeah. I just thought the level like me comes down and the skulls

1:24:29

just kind of like I so would have swam out there and just put eyeballs in their heads.

1:24:35

I don't know. Motor look inside the side. All right. I think that's enough stupidity for today.

1:24:41

We had some fun. We educated you on a few things and we talked a lot of shit about Tom Hanks.

1:24:47

He fucking peddle again. Not the Tom Hanks that you guys know from Buz and Buddies.

1:24:52

A different Tom Hanks. It's a very popular name. Yeah, it is. It's an American name. Tom Hanks. Very,

1:24:57

very common. Oh, Lordy. Go on. Sorry. I'll have to get a pinch. Oh, right. Again, just my opinion.

1:25:04

That could be wrong. No, sir. All right. See you next week. See you next week. Thank you for joining

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