Explicit Home Insulation, Unbound DNS
Ep. 43

Home Insulation, Unbound DNS

Episode description

Home Insulation, Unbound DNS

This weeks Monero challenge: Tell us the IP address of our website, https://thecanaryinthecage.com for a chance to win 0.01 XMR!

00:00:00 Chicago cuisine

00:08:16 The 28th amendment

00:10:09 Biden’s pardons

00:15:08 Dina Titus lawsuit update

00:17:14 Trump’s pardons incl. ROSS ULBRICHT IS FREE

00:29:48 Trump declassifying the JFK docs

00:36:29 TikTok banned… NOT

00:37:14 DEI will DIE

00:38:10 Being disarmed at a traffic stop - what are your rights?

00:44:30 Super secret elite military units & drug wars

00:51:08 Trump’s inauguration preacher & other random bits

01:03:06 Dave discusses Unbound DNS

01:14:28 Ron gives some quick tips about home insulation

Resources discussed on the show:

Unbound DNS (https://www.nlnetlabs.nl/projects/unbound/about/), open source, self-hosted, validating, recursive, caching DNS server.

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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 are here to entertain you, educate you, and hopefully make you laugh at least

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once or twice. So, holy shit, what the fuck is going on in this world? Well, we got a

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new president. Yeah, we do. And he's changing everything up. Everybody's moving stuff around

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because even in and out Burger Now has said, oh, I would get it. Our fries suck. That wasn't

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them. That's a parody account. Oh, was it? Yeah, I saw that. I saw that last bit, but

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their fries do suck. They do suck. Come on, guys, like double fry. It's all you got to

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do is you got to double fry them. No, and add some salt. Stop using cardboard to make

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your fries. No, there's natural potatoes. You see the potatoes. There's no way there's

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natural potatoes. You can see them. They're doing something stupid with those things. They're

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not double frying and they're not adding salt. So what are in and out? Change your fucking

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fries. But the burgers are delicious. Five guys use this real French. Yeah, fries are

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good. But they taste good. But I do want to say that in and out burgers are the best.

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The burgers are the best. The fries suck. It's like you get the bag, you take a few

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fries. I don't even eat the fries. I don't order the fries. What I do is I go to in

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and out, I get the double or either double double or triple, triple animal style, and

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then I go to McDonald's to get the fries. I like I can't get I can't eat them.

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Yeah, it's like you got about 30 second window where they taste good. And then from

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there, it's cardboard. Well, that's a parody count in and out. I'm calling the

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out change your fucking fries, dude. Because I like eating your double doubles.

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Animal no animal. So the fries animal style on the burger. Okay, I'm all new to

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in and out. So oh, but guess what? Breaking news. Oh, yeah. Portillo's is coming to

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Vegas. Oh, fuck that. I hate them. Oh, you suckers of Chicago. Disgusting, dude.

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Don't call yourself a Chicago. You don't like the Italian beef is smaller than a

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Chicago hot dog. It's got like one thin thing of beef in there.

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Well, how are you eating that? Portillo's. There's multiple. There's multiple

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locations. It's terrible. It's overpriced. It's like $20. Yeah, dude. If you're in

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Chicago, go to Bono beef. Go to Luke's. Oh, Luke's. Luke's is one location downtown.

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But they have suburban locations as well. No, yeah, there's Johnny's. Well, there's

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okay, so it's Luke's Tory. But I think so I think Luke's I'm gonna dispute you on

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that. I'm gonna go back check on that. But what's the other one? Oh, so people

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like Al's a lot. Now, I don't like Al's because they use a lot of cloves in their

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in their juice. But if you're into cloves, like that kind of spice, then go for Al's.

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So here's so the show. What's the show that the dude from shameless jumped over to

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he's a chef.

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What the fuck are you talking about?

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I think on Showtime or Neff or Hulu, whatever. I don't know. I don't know if

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most that I watch on Hulu. It's the it's the kid. It's, um, well, the guys from

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shameless is now a chef. I have no idea what the fuck you're talking about. I

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don't shame us is you never watch shameless. Oh, what the fuck? I don't watch

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things that were like after the year 2000 or so. Like why bother? No, no, no.

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Dude, you gotta watch. You won't talk about a great TV show. That is because

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it's funny. Shameless came out, I think right around the time I left Chicago and

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I could watch and go. It kind of like a home feeling. What is that?

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Well, so regardless of all that, no, Italian beef. That's kind of the secrets

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out on that, right? Everyone everyone knows kind of knows about Italian beef.

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What about it? Like that it exists. That's the thing. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So

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now the real Chicago secret is Ricobene's. What's that? So you don't even

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know about it because you're a fucking North Cider. Oh, so so Ricobene's.

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They used to have a bunch of locations, but now they're only down to the one on

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26th Street and they have a breaded steak sandwich. It is the best fucking thing

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you will ever eat in your life. Swear to God, it was the last meal I had before

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moving out here to Vegas. Really? It's so fucking good, dude. So we're gonna throw

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this into Chicago history with food and stuff. The bear, the two of the bear.

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I have no idea what that is. So there's a so I used to live at Erie and Wells.

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Okay. And two blocks. There was a health beef right there, wasn't there? No,

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but we're going to Orbanes turn right walk one block and there was a restaurant.

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There was a Sharrisite restaurant called not super dog, whatever. And and they're

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using that restaurant as the as the scene of the show. Oh, okay. So it was an

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actual trial restaurant. I think I ate there. It's like it's like another beef.

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Yeah. I thought that was an owl. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't believe it is an owl.

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I think it's a one off. I think it's just one. Okay. Yeah. But I remember going

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there and it was it was pretty good. So so that so that show came out. I'm

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watching it and co-worker of mine is like, what is this sandwich they keep

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talking about a combo? I go, Oh my God, it's combo. It's Italian sausage, Italian

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beef, Jarnere. I go, it's amazing. Got to dip it. And well, no, so, okay. Long

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in Denver, that sandwich was served at a Chicago style restaurant called Ridley.

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Oh boy. They would not dip the bread. They would put it on the side. Get the

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people out of here. People in Denver went, why is my sandwich all wet for?

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It's not a fresh dip. It's a Chicago beef. I know that shit, dude. So I went.

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So but where I work at now back in Vegas and there was a Chicago style restaurant.

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It's just, it's just a couple of miles away. I'm like, you know what? I'll get

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you the combo. We're going to eat it. We're going to do it. So I drive out there,

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get the combo. Jesus. It's like 40 bucks for two grumbos fries and a Coke. Get back

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and give her her sandwich and I go to my office. I'm eating mine. I'm like, what

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the fuck is going on? What is this? What is this? The dude put, no, it had the

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sausage, it had the beef. Yeah. He put something in Italian dressing on it.

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That was his dip. Where do they get this? I know. I'm like, what? You should be

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arrested in Chicago for doing this shit.

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No, but like if, if you're ever unfortunate enough to have to be in

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Chicago, go to Ricobene's on 26th Street, get the fucking king size bread

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steak. You might have to take half of that shit home because it's so

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monster like it's huge. It is delicious, dude. You will not regret it. You'll thank

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me. So the spot that I actually liked the best was it was really, it was really

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close to Cabrini Green. So it was kind of in a bad neighborhood. Yeah. And I would

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go there anyway. I don't care, but they had the best, like the, well, the hot

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dog is, I mean, it's a hot dog. It's a hot dog. Yeah. But it's like, they just, I

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don't know. I like their pork sausage. I like their Italian beef. It was just

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great. But getting back to this restaurant here in Chicago, being in Vegas

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here, I was in the mood for a hot dog. And I'm like, I'm gonna be the hot dog.

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I'll go to Chicago. I'm just like, I'm gonna eat the beef because it's too much

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funny. Like 15 bucks? No, it was like 12 bucks.

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What the fuck, dude? Well, no, but I know. A hot dog should be like two bucks.

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I know, but I got a tamale with it. Okay. Okay. Cool. Yeah. And I get to, I get to

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my truck. I'm driving back. I'm like, well, I'm eating the tamale now. I reach in,

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grab the tamale out. So fucking tamale in a plastic bag. Like it was a, yeah. So you

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buy the restaurant. Yeah. You buy the grocery store. Right. Well, what do you

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know? You make the tamale, you got it wrapped up. This is Vegas. They don't

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know. Well, actually they should know. They call themselves a Chicago style

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restaurant. Yeah. Fucking do a Chicago style. That's a thing, man. And the dude

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microwave this thing. And it was like, like hotter than lava. No, no, I'm like,

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why is this not liquid right now? If you want to make a million bucks, get your

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ass out to Vegas and make a real Chicago restaurant. No, no, we have a couple.

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They all suck. Um, sorry. There's one like meat and buffalo. I'm sorry. They suck.

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It's decent. I don't want decent. I want Chicago food the way it's made.

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I think no, I mean, I'm kind of digging some of the places. Can't tell me we can't

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get canella bread and Vienna beef. You can't tell me we can't get this.

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Oh, that's what I was getting at. This hot dog I had, it's like the skin on it,

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or the casing. Yeah. It was like hard. Like you had a bite, like you do it like

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bite through it. This ain't Vienna beef. Yeah. So South Carolina, Chicago dog.

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This ain't Vienna beef. I don't want shit, but not ever. All right. That was a nice

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distraction. Yeah. So do we want to talk about what Biden did on the way out or

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what's Trump's been doing? Which one's first? Let's go by the way out because

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there's an action like going on with that. Did you know how many amendments are

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there to the Constitution? Do you know the answer to that question?

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It's impossible. He tried to add in the 26th amendment. 28th amendment. So there's now

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28th amendment. According to Biden. Yeah, according to Biden. And the amendment is

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the equal rights act. It's actually not that horrible because it's like one sentence.

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It's like, hey, government don't discriminate against women, which I'm fine with. The

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government shouldn't be discriminating. First of all, the only people that are saying this

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discrimination are the news and the government. Well, no, hold on. Now that this law is in effect.

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Wait, no, he can't add an amendment. Now that this law is in effect,

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women, go sign your selective service cards. Yeah. Because you are now equal. Okay. You

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have the same rights as men. Go sign your card. Go sign up for the draft.

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Start peeing in urinals. Yes. Yeah. This video is women peeing in urinals.

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Got it. No, like, what the fuck is he talking about? You can't just add an amendment.

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He's demented. Well, and everything he signed should be voided out.

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So Kamala Harris reposted his tweet and he did this over Twitter or acts, right? Like,

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you can just do it over acts or something. And she retweeted it, reposted it. Several senators

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in Congress people retweeted like, what the fuck is going on? You can't just do that.

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Right. The states have to, the 38 states have to ratify it. And I think they had about 32 or

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something. Since when does the government, the Democrats do anything legal? What the fuck?

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That's why I'm trying to back off being this huge conspiracy. They're just trying to be fucking

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crazy. And they just do shit. They don't know what they're doing. They're delaying cash, Patel.

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Well, let's let's stick to what they actually did on the way out because there's so there's

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other other things that they did. Okay. And this will actually carry over to Trump's

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yeah, I got you the pardons. So Fauci's pardon may not be legal. How do you figure? Well, there's

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there's they're actually going after all the pardons where they were for crimes you're not

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going to you're not before you get into the specifics. He gave a blanket pardon to Fauci,

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to General Milley, to the January 6th committee, to his entire family.

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Except him. Except himself, apparently, because I guess he forgot that one.

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Forgot about the insymplosy because I think she's got some shit. Well, I think those two had a little

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smack. Yeah, like you're not pardoned. So now like, no, so why do you think Fauci is invalid? I don't

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I don't it's it's just been being talked about recently. It's not just his. It's all the ones

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where the people were not charged with anything. There was no crime charge. I don't know. But

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that's fine. I don't even care about that. Because here's the thing. The pardon is for

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federal crimes. Right. So Texas are like, Texas AG is like, okay, we're going to Fauci. Here's

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the problem with that. Fauci is smart enough to have never stepped foot in that state.

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Yeah. But he's but okay, so I can't speak for General Milley or any of the others.

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No, no, no. But do you have to step foot in the state to be a accomplice to a crime?

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It really depends on the crime because they got they locked up that there's a precedent set on this.

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They locked up that January 6 guy from the the proud boy. Oh, Enrique Tarrio. Yeah,

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it wasn't in DC. And he's he's he's out of jail now. The Trump. But the point is, I don't think

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you have to be in the state if you're an accomplice. It depends on what the act is and how it was.

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Because because the reason they got him was he was texting them. Yeah. And because the way text

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messages float in the sky in the cloud up in the cloud over there up there. Those text messages

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were in DC. Okay, how about Florida? He's up foot in Florida yet? I don't like I said, I think he's

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smart enough to have never done that. No, no red states. He's a pretty smart guy. I mean, he's

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you can't be stupid. Well, yeah, serial killers usually are fairly smart. Yeah, well, yeah. I'm

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not saying he's good. Whatever. But guess what? Guess what he has to do now?

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What's that? Can't believe the fifth. No, that's not true. No, he's calling from the Congress.

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We talked about this like three weeks ago. It doesn't work that way. It doesn't work that way.

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You have to you because you've doesn't work that way. You acknowledge you accept the pardon. Yeah.

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Which means you committed a crime. No, it doesn't mean that. Yes, it does. No, it doesn't.

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It doesn't mean that if you're being pardoned for something and you accept it. That means there's

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there's a crime. You're dozens. Okay, well, well, it means that you agree that you might be convicted

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of a crime, which there's a you can plead no contest if they charge you with something. And that

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means that means I didn't do it, but but your your evidence is pretty good. Let the future roll out

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and see how it goes. They're not gonna work. They're gonna give out you can't you can't deny

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someone's Fifth Amendment rights no matter what. And so the other like we talked about like if you're

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if you he's not pardoned for state crimes, right? So if he's on the stand and they say

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Fauci, did you blah, blah, blah? Well, I plead the fifth. Well, you can't plead the fifth because

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you're a mood. No, I'm not. They consume me in Texas. Right? He has his fifth and you always

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you see how that plays out because I'm hearing something different. Well, you're you read a

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lot of dumb. It doesn't mean that what you read is right either. Because there's I read the Constitution.

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I don't know what the fuck you're reading. Okay, again, okay. In the Constitution, it says you

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can be bar you can get a presidential pardon for crimes you have not committed yet. Or it just says

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the president shall have the power of pardon for all crimes against the United States. That's all

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it says. So he has not committed a crime yet. But he doesn't matter. He's been pardoned. But he

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hasn't committed a crime. He's been pardoned of every single crime. So how is he pardoned for a

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crime when he hasn't committed the crime? That doesn't say that's all it says about. Well, no,

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it says the crime. There's no so he admitted to I think it says the word offenses. So but

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admitted to no offense. No, it doesn't. It does. No, he didn't. He said, I accept your pardon.

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Thank you. Thank you so much. You're part for what? What's a part for whatever they might throw

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at me? Right? We'll maybe maybe a falsifying business records in the first degree. We'll see

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this place in the state of New York. Trump is on fucking fire. Yeah, let's come in with a chain.

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So let's get to that. Let's get back to Cheney. Cheney. Oh, yeah, she was pardoned. She was pardoned

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from federal prosecution. Yeah. Is she pardoned from being sued from the J6ers? I don't know. I

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don't know. I think pardons do apply to civil suits as well. I don't know about this one. If it's,

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yeah, because it says offenses against the United States, right? So that means the United States

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can't charge you with something. Right. But I, Dave Havlicek or Ron Morgan can sue you, right?

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Because you offended me. Yep. So maybe. No, I think she'll be getting sued. Yeah. And good for

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her. She deserves it. Like a mother. Speaking of suing government. I saw it. So I've scrolled

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through X. Was it today or yesterday? I think it was yesterday. I saw yesterday, yeah. And I see

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somebody repost Dina Titus and I'm like, wait a minute, I'm blocked, right? What's going on here?

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So I click on it. I'm not blocked anymore. Oh, so she, she, so the lawsuit's done? No.

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Because I know. Because I already was blocked and I have the receipts for that. So you can't just

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do, oh, I never blocked you. Yes, you did. And if we have to subpoena Twitter for those records,

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we will. And by the way, she still hasn't replied yet. So I might just get a default judgment.

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So how would you, would you, you would win then? This is, well, I have to, I have to, I have to

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motion for a default judgment, which I have one about one month left. Okay. Because she has 90

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day, 90 business days, I believe. Okay. So I'm going to apply for a default judgment. And then it's

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up to the judge to say whether the case has merit and whether you're entitled to the demands. So

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it's up to the judge. So judge is going to apply. Well, I'm not asking for much. So you might just

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laugh and say, okay, yeah, you can have this. So but I asked for not just unblock, she has

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unblock me, which okay, she's done that. I also asked for a public apology. Right. So she hasn't

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done that as far as I know. And I'm going to ask for my cost to be covered. So I want a nice big

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fat chat from Dean Titus. It's like a million dollars in there. That's unreasonable. Like

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unreasonable. It has caused me a million dollars. You were running against her. It

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hasn't cost me a million dollars. Dude, she blocked you. Sorry. So you could not plain, you could

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not strategize. No, I've actually strategize, right? I've actually got a number that I'm going to

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demand. It's a bush that you made up a word and it's trying to judge. No, the number. The number

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I'm going to ask is for $1776. So I have the court filing was like 400 something. And then the

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serving fees was 150, I think. And then my time in materials is worth whatever the remainder is.

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Yeah, okay. I'm on the edge of my seat to see if you win that. But who cares? It's going to be fun

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anyway. Indeed. All right. So let's are we ready to talk about Trump now? Let's move on to Trump.

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Fucking China, bull in the China shop. Holy fuck, dude. He came in, we're going to change.

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All right, dude. I did not think. Okay, so let's let's talk about the big one for the big one for

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libertarians first. Ross Freed. So back in May, he promised a free, he promised a free Ross Ulbricht

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day one. Now, what does day one mean to you? Because, well, okay, because what, oh, who was

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like the return you called him out, you said you would do this on day one. Day one is the first

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full day of his presence. That's what I would have said back in May, right? I would have said,

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if you asked me, what is day one? I was like January 21st. So day three, day four, day five,

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so what? It matters. It matters. No, it does. It does. Because promises are all like promises

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of promises. Bullshit. Because he had to close the border. He had a bunch of shit to do. Ross,

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it was one person. If you're going to make promises, one person, if you're going to make

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your stuff done first, shut the fuck up. If you're going to make promises that everything is day one,

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then you better get it done. But if you asked me back in May, what does day one mean? I would have

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said January 21st. So you would shut up and listen to me. No, no, you would fucking answer my question.

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Sure, day one, it would mean January 21st. Right. And that's what you've already agreed on that.

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Right. But so why you're arguing with me? I'm saying, so free Ross is more important

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than releasing the J6ers. Freeing Ross is more important than closing the border.

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That doesn't matter. No, it doesn't matter. He had other shit to do. Get the important

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shit done that affects more people. Dude, what are you talking, who are you arguing with? You.

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What do you think I'm even saying? I said if he went to day two or day three, that would have been

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fine. Because that's retarded. It's not fine. It is fine. Get the hell out of jail. He's out of jail.

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It's not fine. We're going to settle for it. It's not fine. And he still met the criteria that I

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would have told you. He made it on January 21st, which I would have said that's day one. Because

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I always thought on January 20th, you get sworn in, then you go have a party and a ball and you

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wasted it. And then you, haven't they always done that? Yeah, they did it. But this fucking guy,

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yes, he had the ball and then, but he fucking went to the office to sign anything. No, no,

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he didn't go to the office. He went to the convention center or whatever. He had a desk set up

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and he was just doing in front of everybody. Yeah, I've never heard of a president doing that

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before. They haven't. Well, last week, last week, I mentioned that I go, Trump better fucking have

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somebody, a line of people with cell phones and he gets sworn in and he goes, give me that phone,

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close the border. This is Jay Sixers. No, but here's the thing. So he kind of did that. Here's the

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thing though. He did break his promise with Ross. What was that? Do you remember what he promised?

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He would pardon him, but he did not. He promised he would commute the sentence. He promised he

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would commute Ross's sentence to time. I didn't say he would pardon him. No, he would commute

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his sentence to time. So he broke his promise. But no, but it's better though. He broke his promise.

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Sure. But okay. So he got a full pardon. So, but no, we've had a similar conversation this before.

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He said he would free Ross. Yeah. And he would put a little bit on his cabinet. Yes. But he also said,

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I don't know, I got free watch his speech to see if it was tied to, if you guys support me. Yes.

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We didn't support him. Are we talking about, we supported Chase Oliver? No, we didn't. Yes,

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we did. He got less than 1% of the votes. It doesn't matter. Yes, it does. Oh,

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dude, what are you? Okay. Trump said, you guys are 3%. Enjoy your 3%. Yeah. He didn't get 3%. Where did

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that 3% go? He wanted the endorsement of the Libertarian Party. No, that's not going to happen. He

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knew that's how we said it. No, it's not. So who's the Libertarian, who's the Libertarian cabinet

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member? I don't know yet. Oh, because he's a big one. Because we did not do your change in the

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subject. You're changing the subject. And we did not, we did not back up those terms. You're changing

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the subject. The subject is Ross Ulbrich is free. Yes. And that's all it matters. Okay. So this

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deserves a toast, actually. There you go. So welcome home, buddy. You can come on the show and talk

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to us anytime. But you're welcome. We got you free. Interesting point about him. People are

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freaking out that he got a partner, commuted or whatever. He's out of jail. That's all I really

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care about. Full pardon. And people are criticizing Trump for doing that. But what was his actual

21:36

crime is that, let me tell you what I think it is, that you were able to use, he was supporting

21:43

using Bitcoin to buy illegal services. Well, he made a website on the dark web, which we tell you

21:51

guys how to do. Yep. Where you can buy and sell whatever you want, essentially. Okay. So I had

21:57

rules. Okay. I can pay a prostitute with a check. Yeah. Or my debit card. I would suggest you use

22:04

cash. Oh, I was. I do. I really do. I'm kidding. I don't pay for us. But no, you're not going to

22:12

my point here. Let's say I decided to go hire a prostitute. Yeah. And I jump out my chase debit

22:19

card, I go, boom, right there, babe. Yeah. Isn't Chase doing the same thing?

22:25

Okay. So the difference is, they try to stop it. They officially on their policy,

22:34

they'll say you're not allowed to do this. Okay. And we'll cancel your account, if you do. Whereas

22:38

Ross said, there were things that you could put on his site that he would cancel you for. Yeah. So

22:44

no child born, no violence. I don't know if he allowed guns or not. I don't remember. But there

22:51

were things, but, but drugs roll out. So illegal, like cocaine, meth, yeah, he didn't take those

22:59

things down. So that's what they would say the crime is. But again, a bank card does the same

23:04

thing. Well, no, no, no, can't they? Because the cancel you, you could, but they did, they don't.

23:08

They try to make a good thing. I hired a prostitute outside in here in Clark County,

23:13

because the other areas of Nevada is legal. Here it's not. They did not hire a prostitute.

23:17

But if I did hire a prostitute, they make a good faith effort to stop you from doing that.

23:21

Do they really? Okay. According to the government standards, they do.

23:24

I would like to see the list of people they canceled for using their, they chase card for

23:29

illegal activity. Well, they cancel people all the time. What are you talking about? No, no, no,

23:31

for illegal activity. You have to do it all the time. Show me the list. They do it all the

23:35

fucking time. No, they cancel conservatives. Matter of fact, Bank of America. Well, yeah, but

23:40

you did something illegal. Bank of America got called up by somebody, by Troll. He goes,

23:47

when are you going to like, serve his new business with you and stop blocking,

23:51

subcancing their accounts? Okay, so who else, who else got pardoned? The J6ers?

23:58

Yep. I think, well, not all of them got pardoned, but he pardoned some and he ordered the charges

24:05

dropped for others. There's a lot of shit going on there. But they're not all out of jail yet.

24:10

There's some wardens that are keeping them in and they're fucking with the system and the US

24:14

Marshals need to roll in and get them free or arrest the fucking warden. Who else? Was there,

24:18

was there? I mean, there's a whole list of stuff he did. I was reading the list earlier today.

24:22

Oh, he took us out of the Paris Climate Accord. Yes, he did. He took us out of the WHO.

24:26

Yep. They're throwing a fit about that. Yep. Oh, man. Well, yeah, he shook out the WHO.

24:30

Did you see the video of him doing it? No. Oh my God. So they're, they're, you know,

24:34

passing him these things and he's signing them, right? Yeah. And he freezes one. He's like,

24:37

okay, what's this one? What am I signing? And he said, oh, sir, that's the removal from the WHO.

24:42

And he goes, ooh, like his face lights up like, ah, this is my favorite one.

24:48

Yeah, fuck those people. And he's got Putin's, Putin's ready to sit at the table. Yeah. He always

24:54

was. It's just useless. Well, true. But I mean, in all fairness, Putin needs a win. Okay, right.

25:03

He does. Right. And as long as that works out, I think this would be great. And Zelensky,

25:08

Zelensky, they're saying it's a cokehead. Do you see the video? Why would he not be?

25:12

No, but there's a video of him like, he's just demanding money. Yeah. Well, he's like out of it.

25:16

Yeah. Okay. I don't, I don't give a shit about, I don't watch those videos. I don't give a shit

25:20

about Zelensky. But they want to arrest him. Ukraine wants to arrest him. If he, if he is

25:25

removed from office, he's going to jail. So he needs to pack a bag and run off to what country?

25:31

Well, you ain't welcome here, buddy. Where could he go to hide? Because like the guy from Syria

25:36

went to Russia. Yeah. Where could Zelensky go? I have no idea. Maybe that's the Barrow Show.

25:41

I don't know. I got a, I got a good chance for a week. Mexico. If we want to talk about Barrow,

25:46

no, no, let's do it now. So we're going to make a change the way the challenges work. Yes, we are.

25:51

So Oliver Chase, which apparently is Thomas Massey, as you're going to find out.

25:55

And the server don't really know. Thanks. Give us a suggestion. Yeah. So from now on,

26:00

we're going to announce the challenge as publicly as possible, but we're only going to reveal the

26:04

winner on the show. Yep. And that way we get more people entering, we get more hype. It's like a

26:09

teaser. And then if you want to collect, then you got to listen to the show. So we got breaking

26:13

news. I'll tell you in 10 minutes. So let's, let's go to the wheel for this week. All right, let's go.

26:19

Who won the Monero challenge this week. Right. So last week, the challenge was,

26:24

you got to ping my notify server. Okay. And the with the canary topic, because I have other

26:29

topics for myself that you're not allowed to use. And we had two, two people that figured out how

26:34

to do that. Okay. And it's the same two people as last week. So all right, well, we got two listeners

26:38

that love us to do it. And they both, they both put a funny message in. So I'm going to read those

26:43

off. That's even better. So we got humor. We got I'm a YN. Hold on, let me get up there. In the

26:47

lower case. Okay. Why is that important? Yes, because it has to be in order. But so the message

26:54

I sent was emergency your servers has been hacked. Please transfer 0.01 XMR to the deep web hacker

27:00

known as I'm so he's doing a little emergency alert service there. And we have Oliver Chase,

27:06

which a capital O. Now you're gonna like this message. I don't want to confuse you so you

27:12

let you type. Yeah, because I can't spell for shit. I type horribly. So I'm like the hunt and pack

27:16

method. Hello, this is Thomas Massey. I'm a big fan of the show. I would like you to meet me in

27:21

Washington. Come to the Capitol, which he spelled wrong, building capital building and bring your

27:27

guns because I like guns. If the police don't let you in, fire your gun wildly into the air

27:31

and assert dominance, then they will respect you. I live on my way. I look forward to meeting you,

27:37

by the way. Don't forget to enter me in the wheel of communism. But don't use my real name.

27:42

Call me something retarded like Oliver Chase. Okay, thanks. So there you go.

27:48

All right, let's spin the wheel. So you wins. Well, no, but he was the guy before is like,

27:51

well, I'm not really good at the right. And if the jokes, that's a fucking great joke.

27:55

That's great. Great start. He might actually be Thomas Massey. Oh, would that be fun? That would

28:01

be hilarious. Wouldn't it? Oh, well, you know, I noticed. I'm kind of grown a beard out now. Yeah.

28:08

But we're not too to the wheel. Let's go. Okay. Well, Thomas Massey doesn't go T.

28:13

I think he's a Michael. Oh, then he wants to come in. He's like, my God, that guy looks good.

28:18

Oliver Chase, order some stickers, some uncaged your brain stickers and get some more money.

28:23

Pull it right on the Capitol. Right on the Capitol, right in the bathroom.

28:26

All right, let's spin the win.

28:29

All right, get it again. Fuck, it's just click the button, dude.

28:33

Just a little no, is this this is a little quick? There you go. Oh, here we go. Where's it going?

28:38

It is Thomas Massey.

28:44

So let me ping me and collect your mineral. There you go. That's the only warning you get. You

28:48

got to come and track it down. We're not giving away free money. You got to do you got to burn

28:52

some calories. All right, Chase Oliver's where? No, Oliver Chase. Jesus Christ, my brain cannot

28:59

do that. I just I can't my oh Jesus. And so so let's let's announce this week's challenge. Okay,

29:06

we're on it. So we have a website, thecanaryinthecage.com. Yes, we do, which you should know. I

29:11

point you know that and all you got to do is tell me the IP address of the website.

29:16

So I got to do it's very simple for you tech guys anyway. For anybody else, my tech segment

29:21

will help you learn how to do that. Yeah. And we're going to we're going to post it far and wide.

29:26

And don't forget to pick up your stickers. We're actually sending stickers out. We got our first

29:30

one in the wild. Yes, we do by Mike, the mushroom guy Wilson. He was on the show. And he collected

29:36

his Monero. Where did he put that at? He put that on the pole where Tupac was killed. Yep. Right

29:41

here. And you check out the sticker. Wait, wait, wait, where Tupac was killed. Okay, him and Biggie

29:48

are hanging out. No, it's funny. Okay. So there we go. No, they're bungee on the show today.

29:55

Wanted to thank people for getting Trump elected. Okay. And one of the people he wanted to think

30:01

was Barack Obama. And he showed the the press corps meeting or the press corps get together. Yeah.

30:10

And Barack Obama went after Trump. And he's like, Oh, you know, I've got we got this birthday thing

30:16

I'll figure it out. You know, Trump, he doesn't believe the moon landing happened. He thinks

30:21

Biggie and Tupac are hanging out somewhere. And he goes and did bungee was like,

30:27

that's why he ran for president. Because you fucking did that.

30:32

Okay, that's funny. All right. Trump's doing a great job. I hope he keeps it up. He's got a couple

30:38

of things. Yeah, I know. I'm concerned about RFK. We're concerned about what? Well, so RFK

30:45

wanted certain people on his in his staff. And after Trump met with Mr. Burns, I mean, I mean,

30:53

Bill Gates, he fired him. Huh. But yet RFK wants the JFK files and the RFK files released, which

31:03

Trump's doing that. So and Martin Luther King, I'm really curious about the Martin Luther King.

31:07

Oh, yeah. The fact that I was after him. Yeah. Well, okay. So I so the RFK RFK senior,

31:13

right? I didn't know there was controversy there. Yes. Oh, yeah. I thought

31:19

Sir Hans, Sir Hans, Sir Hans just shot him. There was questions as to where the bullet came from.

31:25

So according to I haven't looked into this. I watched I watched an interview with RFK Jr. Jr.

31:30

today. Yeah. And he said Sir Hans, Sir Hans fired a bullet. It missed his dad. Right. The

31:37

security pin the guy against the wall and he immediately took his hand and put it up like this.

31:43

Yeah. And he emptied the clip. Right. He fired the gun and he goes by dad was not shot from the

31:49

front. He was shot from the back. Yeah. That's what they like. So I have to look into this. I don't

31:53

know. He blames the new security guard on the task force. And then somebody goes, well, didn't

31:59

Michael Jackson have a new security guard the day he died? So the point being, no, he did. He did.

32:04

So the point being is if you're a public official, you get new security guard. Yeah,

32:08

I did. Watch the fuck out. Keep him in the car. Maybe. Yeah. He doesn't, he doesn't get a gun and

32:13

can't get near you. Yeah. But no, no, I'm really excited about the JFK. I'm excited about all this

32:17

stuff. I, I, what I was speculating today was that what if the files say that JFK ordered a fake

32:23

moon landing? Well, true. But, but what I really wanted to say is the time traveler killed JFK.

32:32

No, no, look at the pictures. There's a time traveler in the picture. He's wearing clothes

32:36

that are not to that date. So what? So it's time traveler. People wear clothes today that aren't

32:41

of this date. I mean, but we're going back to the sixties. Yeah. So it was different back then.

32:46

Yeah, I know. People all dressed the same. No, they didn't. Just Google time, time traveler,

32:51

JFK, assassination. You're going to see this dude. He's like, he's in like,

32:56

from Unishort and a, and a, and a dago tea. So no, I'm kidding. He's not wearing that. But it's,

33:01

it's, he's not, he's, oh, it's sorry if you Italian guys, it's a dago, but I'm Italian. I'll allow it.

33:09

My wife's Italian. Did I tell you about my Italian shoes? No. Wherever I go, dago.

33:15

You know how to shut an Italian up? Well, you tie his hands behind his back. So,

33:20

so there's a family guy did a joke and it was about, they had program that CIA had programmed

33:28

Stewie to kill someone when a certain password was set. Yeah. So like material candidate. And they

33:34

go, right. So they go, what's the password? And he goes, oh, it's a phrase. And it goes, huh,

33:39

then Italian family, that right in this restaurant is pretty quiet. And they go, well, that's a

33:45

pretty common phrase. He goes, that's not very common. Where have you ever heard that?

33:51

There's no Italian at a table being quiet. I mean, I'm not Italian. I'm a hillbilly, but I mean,

33:55

no, I can confirm that. Yeah. I mean, my wife's Italian. She's the last, oh, I was here, mate.

34:04

Hey, but trust me, it's fucking Italian. It's got the, the, the capital letter,

34:09

the lowercase letter, the capital letter, and then the rest lowercase. And then a vowel at the end.

34:14

Definitely a vowel at the end. Which you don't, you don't pronounce it though.

34:20

No, I should have got one that you pronounce. I believe so. Okay.

34:25

You don't all, you don't pronounce all of them. At least, and the funny thing is,

34:30

that's only an Italian American thing. Right. So if you talk to a guy from Italy,

34:34

he pronounces the vowels at the end. But if you talk to people from New Jersey,

34:37

they don't pronounce the vowels at the end. Do you think she's first generation here or

34:40

second generation here? It doesn't matter. You stay, you always, so like there's the classic word

34:45

Gabagool. Gabagool? That's an American word. Like if you say that in Italy, they're like,

34:51

what the fuck are you talking about? Fucking stupid American. So my, my father-in-law,

34:56

who's great, he was a good man. Everyone thought he was connected to the mom. Okay. He was not.

35:03

He was not. But I'm sure he knew people. Well, no, yeah, there's other stories on that.

35:08

Everybody knows people. But no, so he always drives a big black Cadillac. That's the car he

35:13

shows. One day he was going up before we were married. We, he was, this is a story that's told

35:18

to me, he was going up to the toll booths and he was stopped by a toll, his car caught on fire.

35:24

You don't know why. Well, insurance companies go, well, you got to go back to your house.

35:28

Yeah. So they had a tow that's burned up black Cadillac

35:32

and put it in the driveway. And everybody was like, I knew it. Although I didn't know him,

35:40

because I think I believe I've told my story about Mooney people. Yeah. The art of Mooney.

35:46

And my wife was down to me one day, she goes, he gets pulled into his drive bike, got out of his

35:52

Cadillac and there was a Polish couple kind of across the street. They always sat in their front,

35:57

in the front yard. Yeah. They didn't sit in the backyard like a normal, like a non-social

36:02

path would do. They would sit in their front yard and whatever. So he, he didn't like,

36:07

He's off-siders, off-siders sit in the front yard. I'm sorry. So he didn't like them staring at him.

36:12

So he moved them. And I'm like, what? I mean, he got that for me. I was like, you weren't even born

36:19

yet. I go, I don't know. A time traveler would tell me. Maybe you're the time traveler. Maybe I'm

36:24

the time traveler. Oh, I still want time travel will be true. All right. What's next on the thing?

36:29

Let's talk about TikTok. Yeah. TikTok was banned for about two hours. Yeah, pretty much. But it came

36:36

back different. I'm not a TikTok girl. You think so? I don't want to go. I don't want to go. I don't post

36:40

our clips and I never look at them. There are people that are saying that it doesn't, it's not acting

36:47

the same. Now, it could be a reboot and so I don't know. I don't know if it's good or bad, but it's

36:54

different, they say. Whatever. Whatever. Yeah, I'm glad it's not banned because that's bullshit.

37:00

And I think Trump just put a stay on it because that's all he can do without Congress.

37:05

But get this shot. I know there's a 90 day stay, but I don't know if he can, well, but no, bullshit.

37:10

The law was passed. Oh, because they went through Congress. Yeah, the law was passed and Biden signed

37:14

it. That's right. I thought Biden is exactly the order, but he didn't. So, so DEI is dying

37:23

quickly. Disney even fired all their DEI people. I heard they didn't even have to fire because

37:28

they're just walking out. This is, there was a post on X, like in current, I think it was on Reddit,

37:35

it's someone's screenshot of the Reddit and they're like, oh, just don't show up to work and just,

37:40

just show them that you're going to strike. Like, okay, like, I already agreed with it. Why are you

37:46

trying to help me? So, yeah, so, but the, so the FBI disbanded their, they, they disbanded their DEI,

37:53

but kept everybody and just moved them to a different department. I saw it like there were,

37:57

yeah, there were, there were some that were on like a website, a public website. Yeah,

38:00

Castile, D.E.I. Yeah. Oh my God. And we got the evidence. I mean, it's not like you can't

38:04

fucking switch that shit and we're not going to notice. You fucking idiots. Yep. So the other

38:10

story, you may probably have heard about this because I just actually stumbled upon this story.

38:15

And, and I'm going to tell the story and then I got a question to ask about this. So two police

38:21

officers were in the car. Okay. And they pulled a guy over either for speeding or running to red

38:25

light. I didn't write that note down. I don't care. So they walk up to the car. This disarming

38:32

incident? Yeah. So we have heard about it. Yeah, I saw that. So they, they pulled the guy over and

38:37

they went up to S.R.I.D. and he's gave him this ID and, and his concealed carry permit.

38:43

They asked him, are you, do you have anything crazy in the car? I believe you. Oh, they said

38:48

crazy. Do you have anything crazy in the car? Yes, I do. They said he disclosed that he had a gun

38:53

without them asking for it. No, they, well, they asked crazy. Right. It's not crazy. Could be a

38:57

clown in the back seat. I got, I got a clown tied up in the trunk. So by the way, if the cop asked

39:02

you, do you have anything crazy in the car? I don't answer questions. So, but don't check my

39:07

trunk because of the clown tied up back there. So, they disclosed he had a fire. So they pulled

39:13

him out of the car. Yes, because he said he was, it was on his person. Right. And they, in the female

39:18

DEI hire cop, I'm assuming, I'm assuming, most likely, went to disarm him. Yes. And if you

39:24

slow the video down and you watch it very carefully, she literally had two fingers on the trigger.

39:30

Yes. As she removed it from his holster and then she struggled doing so. Yes. Shot him in the light.

39:35

Yes. So he is suing. Of course. And he should win. And she's been fired, which, okay, great.

39:40

Great job, staff. How about we charge her criminally? How about that?

39:43

True. But here's my question though. No, I agree. Charge her because, but so.

39:47

Now would you discharge? That's a crime? Yep.

39:51

Well, I have a different crime and that's kind of what I want to know with this. And I want to get

39:55

your opinion on it. So the second amendment says, you have a right to own a firearm.

40:01

Keep it bare arms. No, but there's another one. I guess the word just left it.

40:06

Uninfringed. Well, what's the word? The phrase?

40:10

Shall not be infringed.

40:11

Shall not be infringed. So if you have a, so the government makes you get a

40:18

Socari permit. Well, actually, he was in, was it Texas?

40:21

I was Florida. Okay, Florida. Florida just passed constitutional carry. So you do not

40:27

need a permit in Florida. So this may have happened with this.

40:29

I don't know. I don't know what the incident happened.

40:31

I believe it happened in December of 2024.

40:33

Okay. Then you should not have needed a permit.

40:36

Okay. So, okay. So, so he has no permit. Yeah.

40:40

Or he did or didn't. But I was told he had a Socari permit.

40:43

He did have a permit.

40:43

But that's, if they pass the constitutional carry, then you don't need a permit.

40:47

You don't need a permit.

40:48

So either way, this doesn't matter. Right.

40:50

So if you're legally carrying. Yes.

40:53

And you disclose it to an officer. Yes.

40:56

Do they ever write to disarm you?

40:57

Because that's what you need to know.

41:00

But they do it all the time.

41:01

Well, so what they're going to argue is that he consented.

41:05

Because he said, well, would you please get out of the car?

41:08

Okay. So we got out of the car.

41:10

We're going to disarm you. Okay.

41:11

Well, but you have to say no.

41:13

You have to say no.

41:14

I have to say no.

41:14

You have to say no.

41:15

Because they can ask any question they want.

41:17

You have to.

41:18

They're always going to argue you.

41:19

But do we know that he consented?

41:21

It's on video.

41:23

Did he consent though?

41:24

Yes.

41:24

Okay. Because so in that situation, can you say no?

41:30

That you per...

41:30

Well, okay.

41:31

Can anyone say no?

41:32

So here's the thing.

41:34

First of all, I think we touched on this a little bit,

41:36

but every state is different as to whether you even have to say anything.

41:41

So here in Nevada, if a cop says, are you carrying?

41:45

I don't answer questions.

41:47

Right.

41:48

Yeah.

41:48

Because we actually talked about this with the guy in cattle,

41:50

the Nevada resident.

41:51

Yeah.

41:51

Yeah.

41:51

Yeah.

41:52

Now in Florida, I think you do have to answer that question.

41:56

Okay. But let's just say that's fine.

41:59

Yeah. So okay.

41:59

You answer the question.

42:00

Yes, I'm carrying.

42:01

But does the cop have a right to temporarily take your gun?

42:05

Because at that point, they are disarming you and you're stuck in their right to do not...

42:09

So what happened there is they would say, I'd like to disarm you.

42:11

No, I refuse to play that game.

42:14

And that's what you should say.

42:16

And because they have no right to do that.

42:18

They don't.

42:18

It's...

42:19

I've had conversations with cops and I've seen videos of cops

42:22

so there's a lot of information they have.

42:24

It's like, it is typically the bigger cities, the cops freak out when they have a gun.

42:29

They don't even want a non-cop having a gun.

42:31

Right.

42:32

But you go to a rural area and the cops are like, oh, you got a gun?

42:34

Where's your gun, man?

42:35

What the fuck?

42:35

Yeah.

42:36

You don't have a gun?

42:37

What's wrong with you?

42:38

Come down and we'll give you one.

42:40

Here's mine.

42:41

No.

42:41

So like, check your state laws because if you're in a state where you don't have to disclose,

42:46

never disclose.

42:47

Never ever tell them you're carrying.

42:49

But no, I mean, honestly, I would say tell them you're carrying.

42:52

I mean, I don't know.

42:53

No, fuck that.

42:53

I don't know.

42:53

Probably well.

42:54

Fuck that.

42:55

Get them as little information as possible.

42:57

As legally required.

42:59

Right.

42:59

But my point is, if you tell them, yes, I am legally carrying a gun, they have absolutely

43:07

no right to take that gun from you.

43:08

Because at that point, you no longer have your weapon to defend yourself.

43:12

Right.

43:13

I mean, if some illegal aliens pull up, I'm going to say that for a reason, gangbegers, whatever,

43:18

and shoot the cops and they're shooting you.

43:19

Right.

43:20

You got no gun to protect yourself.

43:21

Here, here was, I was actually thinking about this when I was watching the video.

43:24

I was thinking, I would say, well, I wouldn't actually say this, but here's the thing you

43:29

could say.

43:30

I'll disarm if you disarm.

43:33

You take your gun off, then I'll take my gun.

43:35

Yeah.

43:35

It's kind of like the ID thing.

43:36

Show me your ID.

43:37

Right.

43:37

Show me yours.

43:38

Yes.

43:38

But he's got that.

43:39

And if the cops say no.

43:40

No, no, I want your driver's license.

43:41

I'm not giving you my driver's license.

43:42

And I'm not giving you mine.

43:44

It's fair, it's fair.

43:45

Like you don't feel safe.

43:46

I don't feel safe, right?

43:47

You have a firearm, I have a firearm.

43:49

They're equal.

43:49

They're all good.

43:50

If you don't like it, you can end the traffic stop.

43:52

Yeah.

43:53

Goodbye.

43:53

Yeah.

43:53

Right.

43:55

Yeah.

43:55

Yeah.

43:55

So I, I, I think that's a violation of your second amendment rights.

43:58

I actually do.

43:58

But again, like you have to say no.

44:00

You, if you don't say no.

44:01

You're right.

44:01

If you consent.

44:02

They're, they're good.

44:03

Well, that's how, that's how hip is written.

44:05

If someone asks you for medical records and you tell them, that's completely legal.

44:09

If they, if they force you to answer, no, I looked into this because, because I thought

44:15

it was not that way and I got called out.

44:17

Yeah.

44:18

And they said, no, we're allowed to ask.

44:20

Oh yeah.

44:20

I see what you're saying.

44:21

Yeah.

44:21

I thought you were going to say something else.

44:22

Yeah.

44:22

That's because you're fucking stupid.

44:23

Right.

44:23

Right.

44:24

Right.

44:24

So just saying no.

44:25

Right.

44:26

You don't have the right to ask that.

44:27

Right.

44:28

So yeah.

44:30

There you go.

44:30

One of the, well, I haven't checked my ex, the ex account yet, but the other question I have is,

44:38

so I was watching an interview and the guy is a mill, it was, it was about military action.

44:44

Okay.

44:45

And the guy would only refer to the word unit.

44:49

He would not say the Marines, he would not say Rangers, Green Berets, Navy Seals.

44:56

And I was wondering if there is like a hidden military unit that's just badass, like, like,

45:05

more badass than the Navy Seals because here's what he was talking about.

45:10

Trump did classify cartels as.

45:14

You okay?

45:14

Yeah.

45:14

As enemy combat and whatever, whatever he classified the mass.

45:18

And this guy was like, well, if Trump does this, he's going to send this unit in and he would not

45:24

say what, so I don't, I don't maybe military contractors.

45:27

I don't know what he was referring to.

45:29

But what he said was, if this unit is sent to come after you, the best advice I can give you

45:37

is get the fuck out of town.

45:40

They will kill you.

45:41

You will have no chance to defend yourself.

45:44

I don't care how big your army is, they will all die because these guys are trained to kill

45:51

and they will kill you.

45:52

This sounds retarded.

45:53

No, why, why is that?

45:55

Just sounds retarded.

45:55

Like this is the same, this is exactly the thing that the government would say

46:00

to make you obey them when they're just bluffing.

46:02

They have nothing, they have the bullshit.

46:03

I mean, the Navy Seals wouldn't supposedly got Obama, Osama.

46:08

Yeah, supposedly.

46:09

You don't even believe that one.

46:10

I don't believe that one.

46:11

Well, there you go.

46:12

Case closed.

46:13

Do you know, never tell you why I don't believe that?

46:14

Yes, you went over it like three times.

46:16

Okay, not three times.

46:17

Well, you did it one time on the show and then like three times in total.

46:19

The bar when I'm talking.

46:20

Yeah.

46:21

Right, just right and right.

46:22

So I believe he was killed before, but whatever.

46:24

But because he wanted to, you know, do a, is the tail wagging the dog or the dog wagging

46:30

the tail kind of thing, whatever.

46:32

But, but I mean, we, you're telling me if the Navy Seals went to get the cartels,

46:38

the cartels could possibly win.

46:40

Oh yeah.

46:41

How many seals do you think there are?

46:44

I mean, I, I, I,

46:45

By the way, the cartels have a financial incentive to win.

46:48

The seals, like you're like, oh, I get a fucking government paycheck.

46:51

I'm just going to walk home.

46:52

It's not worth it.

46:53

But who's trained and who just is giving the gun?

46:55

What do you think trained?

46:56

Point in that direction and shoot.

46:58

That's all you got to do.

46:58

It's a gun.

46:59

That's why we invented guns.

47:01

Okay.

47:02

Point in that direction and shoot.

47:03

Doesn't necessarily mean you're going to hit the target.

47:05

If you got a thousand guys over here and seven seals over there, you're going to win.

47:10

I don't know about that.

47:11

That's why, that's why I was, I was more questioning, is there a secret military unit

47:15

that we don't know about?

47:16

Of course there are, but I don't think there are any special, like any more trained than

47:21

the Seals.

47:22

I don't know.

47:22

I mean, it was just,

47:23

I don't think they're going to win against the cartels.

47:25

Oh, you don't think we're going to take the cartels off?

47:26

No.

47:27

Oh, I think we'll clean them up.

47:28

That is fucking a target, dude.

47:29

We'll mop them up.

47:30

No, he won't.

47:31

That's actually, I really hope he doesn't follow through on this because that's the

47:34

one of the, that's the dumbest thing he said so far.

47:36

The president of Mexico said show him out.

47:38

I don't give a fuck.

47:38

I don't, I think it's a waste of our money.

47:40

Fuck that.

47:40

It's so stupid.

47:41

No, no.

47:41

Get rid of the drug laws.

47:42

Get rid of the drug wars.

47:43

Get rid of all this shit.

47:44

End it.

47:45

I agree.

47:46

Except fentanyl.

47:47

No, not except.

47:48

Nope.

47:49

No exceptions.

47:50

Dude.

47:50

Fentanyl is killing people.

47:52

Okay, do you know the reason?

47:53

It's affected my...

47:54

Do you know the reason people do fentanyl?

47:57

What's the big sin of the drugs?

47:58

They don't know they're doing it.

47:59

No, do, do, some people seek it out.

48:01

Do you know why they seek out fentanyl?

48:02

No.

48:03

It's because all the other drugs are illegal and it's easier to make fentanyl.

48:09

So fentanyl is not illegal currently?

48:10

Yes, it is.

48:11

It's just easier to make than all the other illegal things.

48:13

Gotcha.

48:14

But you're, you can buy drugs with fentanyl mixed in

48:17

and you don't know what's in there.

48:19

Okay, do you ever accidentally buy a beer and there's fentanyl mixed in?

48:23

No.

48:24

No.

48:24

You can buy cocaine with fentanyl mixed in.

48:25

Because beer is legal.

48:28

Because it's a manufacturing process and a big factory

48:30

that has government inspectors which you love

48:33

and they all say, hey, there's no...

48:34

How the fuck do I love the government inspectors?

48:35

There's no effect on this beer.

48:36

Okay, you're good to go.

48:37

So if we had...

48:37

No, no, no.

48:38

If we had cocaine manufactured in the USA, there'd be no fentanyl in there.

48:43

So why do I love government...

48:44

I don't know.

48:45

I don't know why you do.

48:45

No.

48:46

I don't know why you do.

48:47

The story that I...

48:47

The one you're coming after me on is I said businesses should not be allowed to break

48:53

fire code, which is life safety code.

48:55

Well, someone has to inspect that.

48:57

Okay, right.

48:57

A fire inspector comes in.

48:58

There you go.

48:59

You love them.

48:59

But again, just was it two weeks ago, I said, look at California.

49:04

They ignored fire and life safety codes

49:06

and 5,000 houses in Malibu were burned.

49:08

But the point is...

49:09

So when you ignore fire codes...

49:13

So you're changing the subject.

49:14

No, I'm not.

49:14

You are.

49:15

No.

49:15

The subject is drugs.

49:17

Well, no, you said...

49:18

No, I changed the subject when you did.

49:20

You said you like government inspectors.

49:22

And you weren't mentioning beer and government inspectors.

49:25

The government inspectors?

49:25

And I'm calling you out on the government inspectors because...

49:28

If drugs were legal, they would be manufactured in the USA.

49:30

Yeah, I understand you don't want to have this conversation because it proves you're wrong.

49:35

And you can't even say the word wrong.

49:37

You can't even acknowledge that the drug war is stupid.

49:42

See, you can't do it.

49:43

You can't even say the word wrong.

49:44

You can't acknowledge that the drug war is stupid.

49:45

Legalize all drugs and sub fentanyl.

49:47

No, legalize all drugs, period.

49:49

No, there's a...

49:50

I said before...

49:50

Period for stop.

49:51

There's a great way to stop the legal drug user at least...

49:55

Okay, let me ask you this question.

49:56

Is it worse to take fentanyl or is it worse to inject bleach into your veins?

50:01

Are you going to try to say Trump said that because he didn't?

50:03

No, I didn't.

50:03

You didn't say that.

50:04

Which one is worse?

50:05

People claim...

50:06

Just which one is worse?

50:06

Bleach in the veins.

50:07

Oh, but bleach is legal.

50:10

So why shouldn't fentanyl be legal?

50:14

Case closed.

50:15

No, no, because it's sold to you to ingest.

50:18

Bleach is not sold to you to ingest.

50:19

Okay, but you can.

50:21

I mean, you can.

50:22

You can walk out of a bus.

50:23

So I can sell fentanyl to not ingest.

50:26

I can say this is fentanyl.

50:28

And actually fentanyl has legitimate medical uses.

50:30

It's able to be prescribed by a doctor.

50:32

Do you know that?

50:33

Yeah, it's got medical uses.

50:34

Yeah.

50:34

So then why would you be making it illegal?

50:36

It should be perfectly legal.

50:37

Okay.

50:38

I we're not going to agree on this one.

50:40

Because you're wrong.

50:41

No, there's...

50:43

See, I said the word.

50:43

You're wrong.

50:44

Oh, you did say that.

50:45

You're wrong.

50:46

But a family member of mine lost a friend because of fentanyl.

50:50

Okay, but this is a retarded argument.

50:52

No, it's not.

50:53

Like, I have people that lost themselves to alcohol.

50:55

I don't want to ban alcohol.

50:58

Wait, what? Alcohol kills?

50:59

Yes.

51:00

I didn't know that.

51:01

The fuck?

51:01

You just told me this now?

51:03

It...

51:05

Ridiculous.

51:06

All right, let's move on.

51:08

All right, you want to talk about the...

51:10

What was she?

51:11

I don't know if I even made a note of it.

51:14

The preacher, the synagogue person?

51:16

Oh, the inauguration.

51:18

Yeah.

51:18

I only heard clips and bits and pieces of that.

51:20

I didn't really pay attention.

51:21

Honestly, I don't really care what she said.

51:24

I just love JD Vance.

51:26

Was he doing the look?

51:27

So, so Trump is just like the dead ass stare,

51:31

like, oh, this bitch is fucking crazy.

51:32

I don't think he was paying attention.

51:34

Vance is just like, what the fuck is this bitch saying?

51:37

And he's looking at his wife.

51:38

He's looking at Trump.

51:39

Like, he's like, because that's how I do things.

51:43

I don't...

51:44

When something's that obnoxious,

51:46

I'm not going to sit there and ignore it.

51:48

I'm going to respond while they're talking with my body language.

51:51

You're going to know that I object because my body language...

51:55

I do that too.

51:55

But in seriousness, I mean, churches get...

51:59

Churches need to say the fuck out of politicians,

52:01

politics because churches want politicians to stay out of their life.

52:05

Right.

52:05

So...

52:06

Why do they have these fucking people come into inauguration anyway?

52:08

Like, just make it secular.

52:10

Right.

52:11

But Trump has demanded an apology.

52:14

It know he is and he should.

52:15

He's every right to.

52:16

Because she criticized...

52:17

And this is kind of like after you and your anarchist friends after,

52:21

is you guys criticize our government or she criticized the government

52:24

because something she doesn't like.

52:26

I don't like this.

52:27

But again, she's living comfortably under the laws that give her the right to do that.

52:31

Oh my God.

52:32

That's...

52:32

So fucking...

52:33

That's not what the laws do.

52:34

Laws don't give you rights.

52:36

She's living under the comfortability of being able to criticize our government.

52:41

That's...

52:41

No, we have the right to criticize our government.

52:42

Okay, and...

52:43

And she does that.

52:45

Okay.

52:45

But she doesn't acknowledge the fact that she has the right to do that.

52:48

What are you talking about?

52:49

She didn't say...

52:50

Because she is criticizing...

52:51

It's not Trump that gave you that right.

52:54

I didn't say trouble.

52:54

It's not the government that gave you that right.

52:56

The government did not give you that right.

52:57

It's God given.

52:59

Okay, then I...

53:00

You didn't say that it got exist.

53:02

Yes!

53:03

Yes!

53:05

It was a...

53:06

The whole story was a trickier decision.

53:07

Yeah.

53:08

No, no, it's...

53:09

It's if you're gonna...

53:10

But I'm not gonna thank the government for that then.

53:12

That's one...

53:13

No, if you...

53:14

Actually, no, I...

53:16

Let's be fair.

53:17

When I was at the LNC...

53:19

Did I tell the story?

53:20

When I...

53:21

You should have watched the episodes so you know what you're saying.

53:23

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

53:23

When I went through the metal detectors,

53:25

because they make you...

53:26

I think you did, but I don't remember.

53:27

So, tell me.

53:27

Um...

53:29

They made us go through metal detectors,

53:30

and I went through with my two middle fingers up,

53:33

and they scan you and pat you down.

53:36

What a rebel.

53:37

Yeah.

53:37

Well, when I was walking away, I was saying,

53:39

well, thanks for respecting at least one of my rights,

53:42

while you violated two other ones.

53:44

Well, no, is the metal detector violating your rights?

53:46

Yes.

53:46

I have a right to keep and bear arms.

53:49

No, you do.

53:50

But they tried to disarm me.

53:52

Um...

53:53

But did they disarm anybody?

53:54

Well, nobody walked in with a gun, so...

53:56

So, if someone did, they would disarm them?

53:57

Yes.

53:58

You know that's what they did, but they didn't do it.

54:00

What do you think they had the metal detectors for?

54:02

Checking for, like, keys and stuff.

54:04

Oh, get the fuck out.

54:04

Oh, rubber duckies, right?

54:05

Yeah.

54:06

Well, rubber duckies wouldn't set it off.

54:07

And I...

54:08

The front of your thing was keys because it's metal,

54:10

but I don't know.

54:10

Okay.

54:11

But they didn't violate anybody's rights?

54:12

Yes, they did.

54:13

No, they didn't.

54:14

They would say, if you have a gun, you can't come in.

54:16

Oh, so you think that's what they would say?

54:19

That's the reason they have that set up.

54:20

You don't know that.

54:21

Oh, get the fuck out of here.

54:22

Now you're being retarded.

54:25

Hey, stop that.

54:27

Jesus.

54:28

Yeah, no, so if preachers or ministers or whatever,

54:33

then she's got different terms she uses.

54:35

If they were involved in some of the politics,

54:37

then churches didn't start paying taxes.

54:40

Do you know how much we've fixed this economy of churches paying taxes?

54:43

No, it's not how it works, dude.

54:44

Why not?

54:45

We would make the economy worse.

54:47

Because you're taking money out of the private sector and putting it into the public sector.

54:50

You're giving, you're taking money from people and giving it to government.

54:54

When has government ever spent money well?

54:56

That would make the economy worse.

54:58

It would make it worse.

54:59

Yes, it would.

55:00

It would fund the tax dollars more.

55:01

No, it would make things worse.

55:03

Okay.

55:06

You should not enjoy a tax-free status.

55:09

I'm not arguing that.

55:10

I'm just saying.

55:10

If you're going to criticize the government.

55:12

No, no, no, that's not how it works.

55:14

That's not how it works.

55:14

No, no, if you pay your fucking taxes.

55:17

No, no, no, no, that's not how it works.

55:19

I have a hard time saying that.

55:20

Anyone can criticize the government anytime without paying taxes.

55:23

So, so I can criticize the government.

55:25

Yeah.

55:26

Does that have to pay my taxes?

55:27

No, so the whole church thing,

55:29

now I'm not going to say whether I agree with it or not, but this is how the law works.

55:32

They're not allowed to endorse a specific candidate.

55:36

Okay.

55:36

That's the law.

55:38

They can, they can advocate.

55:39

Reverend Wright did.

55:41

Well, I know that.

55:42

They can advocate for policies.

55:44

Like they can say abortion is a sin or abortion is great.

55:48

We love it.

55:50

They can, they can criticize individual politicians.

55:54

They can say Trump's a dickhead.

55:56

Right.

55:56

They can say Biden's a dickhead, but they cannot endorse a specific.

56:01

They cannot say the Catholic church endorses Joe Biden.

56:04

They can't say that.

56:05

They endorse the legal activity.

56:08

I'm pretty sure they can without really without losing their tax status.

56:13

Well, if you look at some of the churches that have been raped,

56:14

I mean, like we can endorse a legal activity if you want to.

56:17

Well, we can, but we're paying our, we're sort of paired.

56:19

I, I, yeah.

56:21

That's a relevant, that's a side issue.

56:23

So, so now that Reverend Wright came up, I, you know,

56:25

writing me a funny story.

56:26

So, um, back when we lived in Chicago, we would go to, uh, is it horseshoe?

56:31

Because I think I have horseshoe.

56:33

Yeah, horseshoe.

56:33

Yeah, horseshoe.

56:33

You know, and we were leaving horseshoe and I wanted to stop me a gas because I was in Indiana.

56:38

Of course you got to get a gas in Indiana.

56:40

So apparently in Indiana, for 15 minutes, every shift change, they closed the gas station.

56:47

So you, you came and put your credit card in and you get gas.

56:51

Wow.

56:51

I know.

56:51

I didn't know that.

56:52

No, no, no.

56:53

The few gas stations here that do the same thing.

56:55

Wow.

56:55

Yeah.

56:56

Um, so we're all kind of hanging out, not knowing what to do.

57:01

And it was in, I believe Gary or Highland Indiana, it was, it was a black neighborhood.

57:06

Okay.

57:07

The only reason that's important is because of the story.

57:09

So everybody was cranking different songs and I go, I'm gonna crank some of my songs.

57:15

I was like cranking up and all of a sudden I'm like, it's a, uh, I like Southern rock

57:20

or country rock kind of thing.

57:22

So, so what?

57:23

Leonard Skinnerd.

57:23

Huh?

57:24

Leonard Skinnerd.

57:25

Oh, Devon Lerbskitter.

57:26

Come on.

57:27

That's a redneck anthem.

57:29

Um, so there's a band that I like.

57:32

It's Jackson Taylor and the Sinners.

57:34

Okay.

57:35

He's, he's not mainstream because he's radio won't play him.

57:39

Um, but I actually, I ended up meeting him.

57:43

He lived in Colorado.

57:43

We had mutual friends and it was kind of cool.

57:46

But we're sitting at a gas station and he's got a song that the beginning of the song

57:52

is the Reverend Wright statement.

57:56

So he's like, God damn America.

57:59

God damn America.

58:01

God damn America.

58:03

And then there's a pause and then the song starts and my wife goes, what in the fuck are you doing?

58:09

I go, I didn't know it was a song, but it came on.

58:12

So why not play it?

58:13

And then it's a song about, you know, um, what gives you the right, uh, it's about being

58:20

an American and the politicians not supporting us.

58:22

And it's a very political based song and that's probably one reason why I like it.

58:26

But it was just certainly funny.

58:28

It was just like, because I mean, I mean, yeah, it was different time and the black people loved

58:34

Obama and they did Ruzz, Reverend Wright with the dick and, um, yeah.

58:39

Wow.

58:40

That was an old story.

58:41

Let me just, uh, cruise it through X real quick and just make sure I kind of talked about it if

58:46

they want to.

58:46

Oh boy.

58:47

No, there's some stuff on, oh, uh, we are talking about Nancy Pelosi not getting

58:51

a pardon.

58:52

That's awesome.

58:52

Oh, no, no Nancy.

58:54

Did you see a video I posted about Nancy Pelosi?

58:56

Which I think so.

58:57

She was explaining how they gas like people.

59:00

Yeah.

59:01

I mean, was that AI or was it real?

59:03

No, it was real.

59:05

Why, why, why, why is she arrested for that?

59:09

Well, it's not illegal.

59:10

You can say whatever you want.

59:12

No, it's, she was, she was saying they've destroyed politicians lives.

59:18

Yeah.

59:18

You can say that.

59:18

By doing this, you can say that you got to prove they did it.

59:22

She just fucking admitted it.

59:23

That's not proven.

59:24

They did it.

59:25

Oh, yeah.

59:28

Yeah, I was kind of shocked at that one.

59:29

I'm like, I mean, I know they do it.

59:31

I know that's how they do it.

59:33

I just didn't think they would admit they do it that way.

59:36

There you go.

59:38

I guess they don't care because they're untouchable.

59:42

Because we have no nothing, do nothing Republican.

59:45

I'm getting not Republican, but we have, but our Congress, the red congressman don't do

59:51

shit except Thomas Massie.

59:53

He just wants them to narrow.

59:54

So he has that to invest.

59:55

There you go.

59:56

So, birthright citizenship, I posted something on here.

1:00:01

You want to talk about that?

1:00:03

They were kind of far into the show now, but we can do a quick conversation on it if you

1:00:06

want.

1:00:07

Well, it's going to be a long conversation if we get to it.

1:00:08

But was it in the, is it in the 14th amendment?

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No, it's not.

1:00:11

But someone said it was, they posted like factual stuff.

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It's the, the, the library of Congress who has no right to change anything.

1:00:19

Change it.

1:00:19

Well, how, how, how much time do I have here?

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I mean, you go do a quick, I can't do this quick.

1:00:23

We'll write the hour.

1:00:24

We can do this another time.

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We can do it next week because I have, I have, this is a kind of a long involved thing.

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Yeah.

1:00:31

And it'll be relevant next week, I promise.

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What is that?

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Because they've already, they're already suited for it.

1:00:36

Well, yeah.

1:00:36

So Trump did the executive order and then judges Seattle.

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I didn't read his order.

1:00:42

So I don't know what changes he specifically made, but birthright citizenship itself is

1:00:47

not in the 14th amendment.

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But what they're saying is that was, it was removed.

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And I also did a little deep dive into the forefathers and what they thought about that,

1:00:57

because apparently this topic was, was important back then as well.

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Kind of, well.

1:01:01

And immigration was important back then.

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And it's kind of, no, no, it's kind of a split.

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Some said it's okay and some said it's not okay.

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Some say that, you know, so yeah, it is.

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We'll cover it next week for sure.

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Yeah.

1:01:14

Because it's going to be in the news with the lawsuit forthcoming and maybe.

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Maybe I didn't post this one.

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So the, the mayor of Philly, they post that one.

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Oh, yeah, it is.

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Oh, it couldn't spell eagles.

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Yeah.

1:01:29

What?

1:01:30

How do you not know how to spell eagles?

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And two, if you live in Philly, how the fuck do you not know how to spell like the bears?

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I'm pretty sure I can spell eagles for me real quick.

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EA, EA, GLES.

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Okay.

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No, no, no, no.

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It is a tougher word.

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I'm not, I'm not, I'm not.

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That's a tough word.

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Holy fuck.

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Oh, no, it's okay.

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It's, it's not a common word that I know how to spell right off the back.

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It's the national animal or the national bird.

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What are you talking about?

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There's nothing more American than that.

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That's right.

1:02:01

Actually, there's a video now of, of eagle swooping down and picking up somebody's duck.

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It was, it was, no, it was a duck that was like someone's duck.

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Oh, God.

1:02:11

And the lady comes running out.

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It's hysterical.

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She's breastfeeding a child.

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Like I have her asses hanging out.

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She's not doing it on purpose, but she, she got her duck back.

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Cause it's just like that.

1:02:22

She took her from the eagle.

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It's just, it was a hysterical video.

1:02:26

But again, it's the mayor.

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You would think they would, I mean, there's no, there's no qualification to be a

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mayor or a mayor.

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Yeah.

1:02:34

I mean, King, you said, maybe there should be.

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Can you spell the sports team in your town?

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Okay.

1:02:40

Knights.

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Well, you know, there's times.

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You can spell knights in IGTS.

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Oh, wait.

1:02:45

No, wait.

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Is that right?

1:02:45

Is that wrong?

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Or is it King and I?

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It's okay.

1:02:47

I think it's CNI.

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No.

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That's how they spell it in medieval England.

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Fuck what was I going to say?

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Oh, I lost it again.

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Yeah.

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What else we got?

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Now you're done, right?

1:03:02

I think I am.

1:03:03

All right.

1:03:03

Cool.

1:03:04

Do your training session.

1:03:06

So in honor of TikTok being banned, I'm going to talk about DNS.

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Okay.

1:03:12

So DNS is the domain name system.

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Okay.

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And what does that mean?

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That means how do we take a human readable name like TikTok.com

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and translate it into numbers that computers understand?

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Because computers only understand numbers.

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Yeah.

1:03:31

So that's what DNS is.

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And one problem with DNS is it's a very centralized system.

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So there's only like six or seven places that tell you what the DNS system is.

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Okay.

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And you basically are at their mercy.

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When you buy a domain name, you don't actually buy it.

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You're renting it from all these places.

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Yeah.

1:03:55

I started interrupting.

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I guess, do you remember the guy who bought Google?

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Like Google's, Google's, DNI, whatever, they expired.

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Yeah.

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And he worked for Google but had left.

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And he knew when it was going to expire.

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And he knew that they wouldn't renew it.

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Yeah.

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Or they would eventually.

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So he bought it like 12.01 a year.

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He renewed it.

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Yeah.

1:04:15

And he gave it back to them.

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Okay.

1:04:17

It was more of a joke.

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But yeah.

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So like if he had done that and said, pay me a million dollars,

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Right.

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They would have stolen it from him.

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Because that's what happens with the centralized system.

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They can appeal to these authoritative systems and say, hey, this guy stole our Google.

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Give it to us.

1:04:34

And this has happened.

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Really?

1:04:35

Yes.

1:04:36

So they can go to court and they can say, this should be ours.

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Give it to us.

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And they do it.

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So that's what I mean.

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When you don't own it, you rent it.

1:04:44

Huh.

1:04:45

So yeah.

1:04:46

So these six or seven servers are known as authoritative DNS servers.

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They can revoke in response to nonpayment or government takedown requests.

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But anyone can run their own DNS server.

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You're just not considered authoritative.

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So that's what I'm going to talk about today is running your own DNS.

1:05:03

Okay.

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Now, there's a thing you can do with you.

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If you run a DNS server is you can change where it points.

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Okay.

1:05:13

So you can say, I want ticktock.com to point to a different number.

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But what's going to happen is if you go to ticktock.com on your browser,

1:05:21

you're going to see that little lock icon turn red.

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Okay.

1:05:24

Because that's how you know that's the real ticktock versus this is Ron's redirect to some

1:05:29

bullshit, right?

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To Trump dancing.

1:05:33

So when you run your own system at home, it's I'm going to recommend Unbound.

1:05:38

So it's open source.

1:05:40

It's known as a validating recursive caching DNS resolver.

1:05:44

So let's talk about what those terms mean.

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Validating.

1:05:48

So the original DNS is just a plain text system, right?

1:05:51

It's just a database where they say ticktock.com points to this number.

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And there's no way to verify that they're telling you the truth.

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Right.

1:05:59

So if I intercept that, I can lie to you and yes, you'll get that red light lock icon,

1:06:05

but you won't know why you won't know that I'm doing that to you.

1:06:08

Okay.

1:06:09

So they came up with this thing called DNS sec, which is DNS secure, right?

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And this involves encryption and digital signatures.

1:06:17

So you would you would not validate the DNS entries using those signatures.

1:06:23

The one problem is that a lot of domain providers don't support it.

1:06:28

So the one we're using doesn't support it.

1:06:31

So when someone tells you about the canary in the case.com,

1:06:34

you're not using DNS sec.

1:06:36

And there is a potential that someone can lie to you and send you the wrong way.

1:06:40

But you will see that red light icon show up.

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And that's something that these places are still upgrading because it's relatively new.

1:06:47

It's like 10 years old, but I don't know why the fuck they're still taking so long.

1:06:51

So recursive, what does that mean?

1:06:54

So storing all the DNS entries in the world

1:06:58

in on every server is super inefficient, right?

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Okay.

1:07:00

Because I don't give a fuck about some Chinese domain name that I'm never going to visit, right?

1:07:06

So what we want to do is have a recursive system.

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So if I asked for tick.com and my DNS server doesn't have that entry,

1:07:17

it would then go out to the internet and say, Hey, does anyone have tick.com?

1:07:21

And then they would respond yes or no.

1:07:24

If the answer is no, then they would go on a next chain and it would go down the chain

1:07:28

until it finally got an answer.

1:07:30

So that's what recursive means.

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It keeps asking different ones until it gets an answer.

1:07:34

And then they all propagate backwards and you get your answer.

1:07:37

Oh, this is where tick.com is.

1:07:40

Caching.

1:07:41

So caching means I'm going to save that result once I get it back, right?

1:07:47

So I asked for tick.com.

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I didn't have it.

1:07:50

Somehow I get it.

1:07:51

Now I'm going to save it.

1:07:53

Okay.

1:07:53

So the cache is not forever.

1:07:55

It's going to expire after a certain amount of time.

1:07:57

And you can set that up as yourself as you run the server.

1:08:01

And that way it doesn't clog up your entry with, you know,

1:08:03

you only visited once.

1:08:05

So I don't need to cache this forever.

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Whereas a commonly used one, like something you visit every day,

1:08:11

that's going to stay in there forever.

1:08:12

Okay.

1:08:13

And then so imagine that they change their IP address.

1:08:18

So what would happen is your cache would say, here's the IP address.

1:08:23

Your computer would say, I don't see anything there.

1:08:25

And then it would go back to the DNS server.

1:08:27

It would say, you got this wrong, go fetch it.

1:08:29

And then it would go fetch it through the recursive system and then catch the new result.

1:08:33

Okay.

1:08:34

So very simple system.

1:08:36

Again, you can run this yourself on one of your

1:08:39

lay potatoes or raspberry pies.

1:08:42

So let's talk about privacy.

1:08:45

So every time you go to a website with that human readable domain name like tick.com,

1:08:50

you have to ask a DNS server.

1:08:51

Your computer does not have a DNS server on it.

1:08:54

All right, you have to ask one somewhere.

1:08:55

Okay.

1:08:56

So if you're if you're not running your own DNS,

1:08:59

then the ones that you talk to are usually supplied by your ISP.

1:09:05

Okay.

1:09:05

So Cox cable or Century Link or whoever.

1:09:09

That means when you type in tick.com, your ISP knows, hey, this guy is going to tick.com.

1:09:17

Okay.

1:09:17

Even if you have encryption, even if you have a VPN, because then the VPN might be providing it.

1:09:21

Right.

1:09:22

Now the VPN knows you're going to tick.com.

1:09:26

Excuse me.

1:09:27

So most modern operating systems have their own very small cash for DNS,

1:09:33

but it's only going to last around 10 to 30 minutes.

1:09:36

Okay.

1:09:37

So you go to tick.com.

1:09:39

It's going to cash it in your in your machine temporary code.

1:09:42

And you refresh the page.

1:09:44

Okay, yes, you'll use your cash, but 30 minutes from now, it's going to go ask DNS again.

1:09:50

And so the other thing is you can always manually code domains in your own system,

1:09:54

whether it's Windows, Linux, Mac, they can all do it.

1:09:57

On Linux, the file would be in slash ETC slash hosts, and you could literally put anything you

1:10:01

want for any domain.

1:10:04

Okay.

1:10:04

And it's something more for home networks where like you want to name your machines,

1:10:12

right?

1:10:12

It makes it more convenient rather than memorizing all the numbers.

1:10:17

You can do domains there, but things get tricky with that red lock icon.

1:10:23

Let's see.

1:10:23

Yeah.

1:10:25

So like I said, VPNs will not protect you from revealing this info.

1:10:29

It just goes to the VPN rather than the ISP.

1:10:32

And sometimes the ISP hijacks it anyway.

1:10:35

So you want to run your own DNS server.

1:10:39

Let's see.

1:10:40

So some other advantages.

1:10:42

So let's say you have a government that bans a website like tick.com, right?

1:10:46

So now you can, they usually do this by just blocking the DNS, right?

1:10:50

It's not very clever.

1:10:52

They don't block the packets.

1:10:53

They don't hard code anything.

1:10:54

They just block the DNS.

1:10:56

So if you have your own DNS server, you can hard code, tick, tick in, and you can always

1:11:00

break through and get to tick, tick, whether your government bans it or not.

1:11:02

Okay.

1:11:05

Or like public Wi-Fi, they'll often block certain sites.

1:11:08

So if you have your, but they do that with DNS.

1:11:10

So if you have your own DNS server, you can bypass their public Wi-Fi controls, right?

1:11:15

So you have a single source of hard coded domains rather than managing multiple files across all

1:11:22

different machines, right?

1:11:23

So without unbound DNS running, you have to look at every single machine and put tick.com in there

1:11:30

and make sure you keep it up to date and blah, blah, blah.

1:11:32

Where if you have unbound running, that's one server that has your tick.

1:11:37

Doc and then the, all your other machines talk to that server.

1:11:39

Okay.

1:11:40

Okay.

1:11:41

Um, you can also react to, um, sorry, you can access it remotely if you need to.

1:11:46

So, uh, if you're, you know, away on business or if you're in this public Wi-Fi, you can

1:11:51

have your unbound DNS running at home or on the VPS that you pay for or whatever.

1:11:56

And you can access that, right?

1:11:57

Instead of their, their thing or running a second one on your laptop or whatever, just

1:12:02

keeping it home, keep it on your VPS and access it remotely.

1:12:07

Um, let's see.

1:12:09

So you can create pseudo authoritative DNS sources with other trusted parties.

1:12:13

So if you have a group of friends and you all say, well, we're going to have our own special host

1:12:19

where we can access files and share things.

1:12:22

Uh, you can share that domain concept with your friends, right?

1:12:26

And then hit it that way.

1:12:28

So like you, instead of saying the canary in the cage.com, you can say the dot canary, right?

1:12:33

Okay.

1:12:34

And just create it out of nothing.

1:12:36

And just share it with people that you trust.

1:12:39

Uh, the other cool thing is you can block domains, right?

1:12:42

So things like ad networks, uh, mail, where sites, you know, whatever, if you want to block

1:12:48

your kids from seeing porn, whatever you want to do, you can block those domains from resolving.

1:12:53

So it's like kind of the reverse, right?

1:12:55

I'm now the government.

1:12:56

I'm going to block tick tock.

1:12:58

Uh, so by, by self hosting, you control all this stuff yourself.

1:13:02

Cool.

1:13:03

Uh, so unbound, uh, it's open source.

1:13:05

It's designed to be self hosted, super lightweight, runs on single board PCs, uh,

1:13:11

it has releases for all major operating systems.

1:13:14

And, um, the, the really cool thing is that on episode 19, we talked about piehole.

1:13:19

Yeah.

1:13:19

So unbound can be managed through your piehole.

1:13:23

So go through your piehole, uh, and, and manager on bus.

1:13:27

Not your mouth.

1:13:28

No.

1:13:28

Okay.

1:13:29

Uh, but yeah.

1:13:30

So, so you can install unbound on the same machine as the piehole.

1:13:33

And then there's, uh, options in piehole to manager unbound.

1:13:36

So it all works together.

1:13:37

It's super simple.

1:13:38

You don't got to be very technical.

1:13:40

But get it set up, learn how it works.

1:13:42

And, um, hopefully that gives you enough info to solve our Monero

1:13:45

challenge.

1:13:46

Sweet.

1:13:47

And that's what I got.

1:13:48

Go get them people.

1:13:50

So when, when you guys put it X gel, I tried to log on and it wouldn't, it's just said

1:13:58

like the account not found or something.

1:14:01

And then I'm like, well, I'll just go to my X account.

1:14:04

Right.

1:14:06

I couldn't.

1:14:06

It wouldn't let me off that.

1:14:08

So I had to go in and clear my cash.

1:14:10

Yes.

1:14:11

And then it let me off.

1:14:12

Yeah.

1:14:12

That's not the NS.

1:14:13

That's different.

1:14:13

Okay.

1:14:13

That's your browser cash.

1:14:14

Okay.

1:14:16

Okay.

1:14:18

I just want to see you guys put an X gel.

1:14:20

That's all they want to care about.

1:14:21

I'll do it again.

1:14:21

No worry.

1:14:22

I'm sure you will surprise you having already.

1:14:25

Um, all right.

1:14:27

Is there a, all right.

1:14:28

So, um, so basically I want to talk about something, but I want to address something else first.

1:14:33

I, I, I come myself a conspiracy theorist, but I'm kind of like conspiracy theorist light.

1:14:38

I'm kind of like a conspiracy theorist, like Chase Oliver is a libertarian.

1:14:42

I'm just a basic bitch.

1:14:45

So, um, because we started this podcast, I've been doing some really deep dives into this

1:14:50

shit and it's just, it's really like fucking my head up because there's a lot of weird shit out

1:14:56

there.

1:14:56

Whether it's true or not, I don't know.

1:14:58

I don't really care.

1:14:58

I'm just dumb, dumb with it.

1:15:00

So I'm going to just do focus more on humor, but to do this, to, to start this training session,

1:15:07

I've got to stick to one of my conspiracy theorists.

1:15:10

Uh, that's more of a deep dive and that is the drones and the mysterious fog and the

1:15:15

weather manipulation.

1:15:18

Since they've, since, uh, Mr. Berger Bill Gates, whatever has manipulated our weather

1:15:24

and you've got like, we've got like 12 inches of snow in Florida, eight inches of snow in New

1:15:29

Orleans.

1:15:30

Um, yeah, it's a little weird, but uses to your advantage at this point.

1:15:36

So it's cold all over the country now.

1:15:39

It's even cold here in Vegas.

1:15:41

So there's a good way to, uh, benefit from this and you can try and check the installation of

1:15:47

your house at this point.

1:15:49

Get yourself an infrared temperature gun.

1:15:51

They're, they're literally, they're not much money.

1:15:53

They're 20, 25 bucks and you can walk around your house and just kind of scan your, your

1:16:00

different walls.

1:16:01

Now, when houses are built in most cases, the studs are 16 inch on center in some areas,

1:16:07

they can go to 24 inch on center.

1:16:09

The reason that's important, that's the wall cavity and in the wall cavity of your exterior

1:16:14

wall, there should be insulation.

1:16:16

Um, even up in your attic, you kind of the same thing that you joy stuff there.

1:16:19

There should be insulation up there.

1:16:21

And right now with it being cold, you can walk around your house with the temperature gun

1:16:26

and kind of just kind of shoot your wall like every 12 inches or whatever.

1:16:30

You have a picture spot and you can see if there's a drastic temperature change going

1:16:36

down, you know that the installation is not good there.

1:16:39

Or if you scan your entire exterior wall and it's fucking cold, you don't really have

1:16:45

good insulation.

1:16:46

Yeah.

1:16:47

So you kind of want to just check your house out, check your walls, check your sun, the

1:16:52

floor, if you've got a slab and you got a slab, you're done.

1:16:57

If you got a crawl space, you can kind of scan your floor as well and kind of see where the

1:17:04

cold spots are and then you could address them, you know, later on when it's a little warmer

1:17:09

outside.

1:17:11

And you can check around your windows and that really the glass itself or the frame,

1:17:16

but kind of around the border of the window, kind of make sure your clock is good out there.

1:17:22

Your clock.

1:17:23

What do you say?

1:17:24

Balls your clock.

1:17:26

So if your clock is not good, you got to replace your clock.

1:17:31

No, but you want to be able to like this kind of scan stuff.

1:17:33

Okay.

1:17:34

You can really utilize this to find out where you need to add insulation.

1:17:39

It's important because it's really, it saves you dollars.

1:17:43

Yeah.

1:17:43

So check your house out, check out your ceiling or your windows and your doors.

1:17:48

Make sure you don't have cold spots and you'll be all set.

1:17:51

You'll be, you'll be banking dollars.

1:17:53

You'll be stacking cash.

1:17:54

So what do you suggest if you do find a cold spot?

1:17:57

Like how do you, how do you?

1:17:58

Insulation.

1:17:59

But how do you think?

1:17:59

So the problem with that is you got to kind of cut a hole in the drywall.

1:18:03

Yeah.

1:18:04

The best way to do it, you can either call a company in, which like, you can kind of do this yourself.

1:18:09

You can just kind of drill, get a, a hole saw a bit inch, inch and a quarter, just kind of drill

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at the top of the, of the top.

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And then you can kind of just pump in some insulation.

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You can pump in the insulation comes in, I don't want to say a sheet good, but kind of is because

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it's got paper back and it kind of works as a sheet good and, or you can just have a loose

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insulation and you can just kind of get it sprayed into there and to fill up that wall

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cabinet insulation and there you go.

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Cold spot's gone.

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In your walls, you're probably not going to find a lot of missing insulation because it's kind

1:18:47

of all put in the same time, but you might find something got wrapped or torn in your attic.

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That's a little different.

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You're going to find some of your up there messing around, you're kicking around in insulation.

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You might actually find some cold spots on there.

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So just, just check it out and just use the infrared temperature gun.

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They're, even Home Depot sells them even though I don't really want to encourage you to buy

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stuff at Home Depot, but that are lows.

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I guess lows is a little bit better.

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Yeah.

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And yeah, check your, check for your cold spots and fix them.

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It's pretty simple.

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So if you have any questions, let us know.

1:19:23

I will do my best to respond.

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If I don't know, I'll find out the answer for you.

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So I think we're done.

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We've done a show.

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I think we're done.

1:19:33

We've done a show and it's kind of funny.

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We had a good time.

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Cool.

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All right, everybody.

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