Explicit Interview with paranoia_machinery from The Outlaw Crypto Podcast
Ep. 58

Interview with paranoia_machinery from The Outlaw Crypto Podcast

Episode description

The duo interview paranoia_machinery from The Outlaw Crypto Podcast about CBDCs, conspiracy theories, and more.

This episode’s Monero challenge: Tell us paranoia_machinery’s Monero address.

This episode’s Monero winner height & blockhash: N/A

This episode’s Monero winner candidate list: N/A

00:00:00 Influencers and politicians blue-balling us

00:14:33 Cabinet members using fake, compromised Signal clients

00:16:18 What’s really going on in China?

00:18:41 Tari crypto launch

00:21:31 Interview with paranoia_machinery

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Alright, welcome to the Canary in the Cage Podcast. It's a special edition this week because

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we have an interview at the end of the show. You really want to hear this because it's

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a crypto guy out of Columbia.

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Columbia.

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And what's the Outlaw Crypto?

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Well, the Outlaw Crypto is his podcast and he goes by paranoia machinery.

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He's a really cool guy. If you don't follow him, follow him. Watch his shit. He's a very

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entertaining guy. So I'm Ron Morgan, my co-host.

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Dave Havlicek.

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We are here to entertain you, educate you, and hopefully make you laugh.

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So what the hell is going on?

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I did not pay attention to any news this week.

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Good for you.

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A couple of minor things that I will cover.

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You know what I've had an ass full of?

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Yeah.

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Is this...

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Well, it's a statement. It's not a gay thing. Although, I mean, I'm not saying gay is wrong.

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I'm just saying. I just said I'm getting sick and tired of you.

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I'm James O'Keefe. Oh, we're going to release all kinds of stuff.

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I've got big policies coming out.

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What the hell is he talking about?

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None of them did shit.

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Right. Wait.

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I'm James O'Keefe, which I love.

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No, no, no. To be fair, he does have this tactic where he announces something,

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he gets the other person to react, and then he shows that they lied.

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Right? He does it a lot.

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So this one was, I've got three big stories coming out.

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All my staff has to go into hiding.

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And I've given Alex Jones, he's going to be the dead man switch.

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But Alex Jones says he's the dead man switch,

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but he doesn't know the facts of the story.

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So how does that work out?

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Is it encrypted or did you take out advice?

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I don't know. I was just kind of...

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Because we did a show on dead man switches.

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But all I know is James O'Keefe came out with Prince Andrew as a pedophile and fuck kids.

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Who didn't know that?

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I'm like, we knew that already.

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Everybody knew that.

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And then Trump is like, I've got big news coming out.

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Okay, great. Oh, we've got to deal with UK.

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Hey, Trump, okay, you've had your 100 days, you've had some fun,

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you've done some good work. I'm not denying that.

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But the reality is, how about doing some for the American people?

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How about putting some money back in our pockets?

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Because we were broke here.

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We're tired of this.

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You know, sir, they say...

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They're brokeer than we are.

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They're brokeer than we are.

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You're the government?

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Yeah. That's $6 trillion in debt.

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Well, they've got all this golden forked knocks

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that they've got at $0.30 an ounce.

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I'm sure they do.

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But it's worth $30,000 an ounce.

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But whatever, I'm not getting into that

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because apparently that's not...

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We can't talk about that either.

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No, it's time to help the American people.

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Now, I'm here in parts of the country.

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Gas is below $2 a gallon and it happened here.

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Well, they said there's our own unique shit going on.

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Well, so I want to talk about that.

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Vegas, we have high food prices.

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We have high gas prices.

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You go to Arizona, which you can get to

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an hour in one direction, an hour and a half in another direction.

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They're gassed the dollar an gallon cheaper.

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Why are we not buying our gas from the same place Arizona is?

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Because of the law.

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Why?

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Because of the government.

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No, see, that's...

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We need to change that.

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Because we're not seeing that downgrade

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in prices at the grocery store.

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We're not seeing that at the pump.

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We're sitting here.

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You're not going to.

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What, everybody else is across the country?

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Because they have better laws than we...

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On that matter, they have better laws than we do.

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I mean, you get somebody that goes,

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Oh, it's delivery fees.

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Don't look at it.

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It's not because you want to deliver to the gas station

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in downtown Chicago

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or Vegas.

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It's no different in time wise.

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Right.

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We're open roads.

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They got traffic.

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Yeah.

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And you can't say it's a desert

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because, again, Arizona is desert.

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Yeah.

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They don't have that.

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So I'm getting really tired of these high prices here.

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It's all Nevada laws.

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It's what it is.

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It's just Nevada law.

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It may be Clark County law.

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Like, I don't know what it is in other...

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Yeah, I don't know what Reno's...

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What Reno did in fact, but it's getting ridiculous.

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I'm getting really tired of this.

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Well, then...

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No, I mean, I...

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I'm voting for Democrats in the assembly.

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In the Nevada assembly.

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You know, we...

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You know, that's another pisses me off.

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Everyone's like, well, they're voting for Democrats here.

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No, we're counting until the Democrats win.

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And that means...

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I don't know, man.

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As soon as the mail-in balance come in,

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the Democrats win.

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I think they're actually winning here because...

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I don't think so.

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Because the Republicans really don't try in Vegas.

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They just don't.

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I agree with that.

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But if you listen...

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If anybody listen to the national media,

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we understand the Democrats are woke.

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They're progressive.

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Right.

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And we don't like them.

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But yet, they're still winning.

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But I'll give you an example from when I ran for Congress.

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The Republican in my district,

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I didn't even know the guys.

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Nobody knows the thing.

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Sam Brown?

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No.

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That was the Senate.

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Oh, so yeah.

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Nobody knows who was running for district one in Congress

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because he had no signs.

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He had no billboards.

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He did no TV commercials.

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He did nothing.

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Right?

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It was basically a gimme for Deena Titus.

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Yeah.

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That's the game they play.

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So the Republicans are like,

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well, we'll give you Nevada,

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and then you give us Florida or whatever.

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Whatever fucking deal they make.

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That's how it works.

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That's very possible.

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I'm not going to deny that shit probably happens.

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But it just happens to me every state

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that keeps counting past the day of elections,

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a Democrat always wins.

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So I'm just getting fed up with it.

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I'm getting fed up with Trump's cabinet picks.

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I mean, Cash Patel's funny in front of the Senate.

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He stood his ground.

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He put a senator in her place.

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But how about showing me some mug shots?

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I mean, Trump wants to open up Alcatraz,

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go right the fucking head,

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and lock up the politicians.

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Yeah, I mean, he's not okay.

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So remember what we said?

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He would like use these interference tactics

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to throw the Democrats off.

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Now he's doing it to us.

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Yeah.

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And to his own people.

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Like, did Trump chill out?

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We gave you your first hundred days you had.

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Do something.

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Yeah.

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You know, I'll give him the first hundred days

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of having fun fucking with people.

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Tell him he's going to buy Gaza.

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Tell him he's going to build a hotel on Alcatraz, whatever.

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It's funny as fuck, and I love it.

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But how about some effects and change in our lives right now?

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Put some money back in our pockets.

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I'm really getting tired of this.

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He's like, oh, I'm going to make changes,

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or age America that's more money.

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We'll do it.

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Yeah.

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Is this this omnibus, this big, beautiful bill?

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It's the best bill ever.

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Well, now it was supposed to be for Memorial Day.

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Now it's before the Fourth of July.

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But are you going to get it passed?

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Because you don't have the Senate.

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You may have Republicans in the Senate,

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but you don't have the Senate.

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Okay.

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That got proven today.

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You had to pull the attorney for DC,

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the federal judge for DC had to get pulled

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because of a guy that Trump supported,

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and Trump got him passed the finish line,

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tried to get elected, and this guy won't back Trump.

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There's so much.

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Well, that's the issue because I get like,

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you have this like team mentality thing where it's like back Trump.

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But no, his job is to back the law.

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No.

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So I want to know what the actual issue is.

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No.

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So the law is, well, first of all, it's the American people

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gave a mandate to the.

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No, that's not our words.

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No.

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You have to obey the law.

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You have to.

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What law are we following?

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I don't know.

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I'm asking you because I don't know what the issue is.

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Well, okay.

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So there was a DC judge, federal judge for DC circuit,

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and he will not get passed the Senate

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because he can't get the votes.

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Yeah.

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And why?

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Because he questioned the J6 arrest.

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So, but the guy who held it up, I don't even write his name down.

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I don't fucking care.

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He got passed the finish like a Trump endorsed him.

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And now he's turning his back on Trump.

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Now, sure, Trump was putting another judge in,

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and we'll see if this one gets passed.

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But I'm tired of this.

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Give us effects.

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Get rid of the income tax.

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Yeah.

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That's what I want.

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Give us the upsting list.

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And at this point, I want the moon landing files.

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I want 9 and 11 files.

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You want to fuck with the American people.

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You promise this shit?

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You give us nothing?

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You give us nothing.

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Oh, we're going through the upsting files

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to make sure that no victims are.

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Yeah, I saw a post that they're going,

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they're watching hundreds of hours of Kitty porn.

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Like, yeah.

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Okay, so.

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I don't want to see the Kitty porn.

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No, no.

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I don't want to see the videos.

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But they've gone through 100 hours.

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I want to see the list.

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Right.

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Of the clients.

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Right.

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Give us the list.

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We're out the kitties.

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No, just give us the list.

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Don't show the videos at all.

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Give us the list.

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But here's the thing.

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You've had it done something in the first 100 days.

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How about you release 50 pages, 100 pages,

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whatever it is that you've already redacted.

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But make sure you're not redacting the people that control you.

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Okay.

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Well, then they have to.

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So, I mean, there's a lot of speculation going on.

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And apparently it's the financial groups.

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Like, did you know Chase paid off a lawsuit

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to the victims of Epstein Islands?

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I did not know that.

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It was a lawsuit filed in another country and Chase lost it.

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Yeah.

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Well, what country?

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Because a lot of other countries are retarded.

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Well, yeah.

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Yeah, these things are pretty.

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I'm just sick of it.

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Just give us our shit.

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We want to see if we're not going to stop.

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Trump, you want, so Trump won't technically

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say he's supporting anybody that runs for president after him.

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He's like, well, Rubio would be good.

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Vance would be good.

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We all know Vance is going to get it.

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Unless you don't give us what we want.

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You promise us something, be a man of your word,

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and give us the fucking Epstein vials.

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Jesus.

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So, I'm just, I'm getting sick of it.

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Everyone's promising us shit and no one's delivering.

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That's the government.

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Right?

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Well, I don't know what you're talking about.

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No, I get it.

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But we voted for it.

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That's right. I didn't vote for the lever.

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We voted for a different kind of government.

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No, you didn't.

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No, that's what we, that's the bill.

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Did you say that every four years?

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And it's just, it's not, you never did.

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You got to admit Trump is different than most.

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He's different, but not in the way that

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he matters.

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I mean, Trump, yeah, whatever.

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Just get under control and give us our shit.

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Get rid of Pam Bondi.

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Hell, seriously?

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You want someone to release the Epstein vials?

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Hire me for a day.

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I'll come and release.

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Well, let's, let's turn to some good news.

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How about that?

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Do we have good news?

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You know, we have some good news.

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We're going to give some money away.

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Oh, that is good news.

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Holy shit.

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Is it taxed money?

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It's Monero, so.

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So it's not taxed?

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That's up to the, that's up to the recipient

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if he wants to pay taxes on it.

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We do not have a wheel this week.

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Oh.

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Because only one person met the challenge.

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Okay.

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Which was to join the Scanners Room on the IRC, Dark Web IRC.

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Now, guys, I do these challenges not to like,

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have you do the ones you already know how to do, right?

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I want to get you to learn things you don't know

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and you haven't done yet.

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Yeah, we're trying to.

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So when I say get your ass on the dark web

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and join a chat room,

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get your ass on the dark web and join the chat room.

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I want to see you clear net people in that dark web.

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When I do a challenge on the clear net,

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I want to see you dark web people doing it.

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Okay.

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So I guess it's not all good news

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because I'm kind of throwing shade here, but

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come on guys, step up and fucking do the challenges.

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For last week's, we got one person that came in

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and that was Ayn.

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So Ayn, let's hope you don't throw your money away again this week.

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Collect, please.

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And Ayn also had a suggestion for us.

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Oh, what's that?

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So last week, Ron did not do his homework

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and have a teaching topic.

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But he told a story from work.

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And Ayn was like, hey, that's actually really cool.

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So I'd like to hear more work stories

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in the event that we don't have a teaching topic.

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And I thought that was a brilliant idea.

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I won't do that.

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I love story time with Ron.

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Because yeah, well, not just Ron,

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but like I have a ton of fucking stories from work.

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And there's lessons behind most of them

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where you can actually learn something.

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Yeah, you can put your sleepy hat on

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with a little ball on it.

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I'll tell my story.

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You can go to sleep.

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It's great.

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So yeah, we'll start doing that.

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Yeah, no, I got no problem.

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Thank you for the suggestion.

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I love telling stories.

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This week, we're not going to have any training

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because we had a guest.

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Right.

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Well, let's talk about this week's Monero Challenge as well.

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What do you got?

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So I want you to tell me the Monero address of our guest.

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And you have to go find it.

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So I'm not going to give you any other hints.

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You have his name, you have his podcast.

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Give us his Monero address.

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I like it.

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So yeah, I'm a little bitter right now.

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I had some dealings with the IRS this week.

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Okay.

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I mean, it did not go well.

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I wonder why.

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I'm looking at big balls going, you didn't hit the late dude.

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I really thought you would.

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I thought you'd have a brother out.

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But apparently you didn't.

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Yeah, it's not good.

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But whatever.

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Pay your fair share.

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Which guy?

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I'll survive it.

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Yeah.

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So, oh yeah, I guess I get to ship in my fair share

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and give money to people who want to transition in Ireland.

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That's right.

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Or people that want to like see how many times a frog farts

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That's right.

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In Australia.

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That's valuable research.

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See how many times the kangaroo hops and you know, whatever.

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Just cut this shit, pass your big beautiful omnibus bill

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and get the fuck on with it.

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And let's see what you can do, Trump.

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I mean, I want to support you.

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Your cabinet picks.

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I mean, okay, so Cache Patel, he made me laugh in Congress

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when he was in the Senate, when he was telling off that Senator.

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I don't have the video because I don't really care at this point.

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Look it up if you want, but it's just, you know,

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don't I don't really need the FBI director to make me laugh.

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I want to see mug shots.

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Yeah, it's a nice, it's a nice cherry on top, but we need the cake.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I want to see mug shots, man.

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Just give them to me.

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Bam Bondi just fucking quit.

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Seriously, just quit.

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Why are you here?

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Why are you in that seat?

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Why are you filling that office for?

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And James O'Keeffe said you're compromised.

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Yeah.

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I said you were compromised months ago.

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I think they're all compromised.

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That's a problem.

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You can't find anyone that's not compromised.

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What the fuck happens in DC?

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You don't want to know.

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No, I mean, I get it.

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I made a statement months ago that Bernie Sanders says that they,

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the deep state, you got to compromise yourself or from the deep state to get,

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to get name recognition, fine, whatever.

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But I thought the Trump administration was going to be different.

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You're going to stand up to them, but apparently you're not.

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Nope.

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You're sucking dick on camera and they got you sucking a girl's dick.

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And you can't say what you want to say because you're, they're released a video.

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Well, she wasn't AG before that.

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I want to see the video.

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Right.

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She was the AG in Florida.

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Yeah.

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So, so actually,

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I'm sure she's covered shit up down there.

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No, no, she covered for Epstein in Florida.

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Oh, there you go.

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There's evidence out there of that now.

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It just kind of came out today again.

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It's the same day, so I don't have it.

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It's all the same club and you're not in it.

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Yeah.

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That's all it is.

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I'm just, but, you know, I mean, I guess I would mind watching a video,

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pan body, sucking a dick of a woman.

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It'd be kind of funny, but I'm not just quit.

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Just I'm done.

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I'm done with you.

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Get somebody else in there.

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So how about let's talk about some other Trump cabinet stuff.

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As you remember the signal scandal from the back.

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So apparently, now I would this happen when I when I installed signal with you.

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Yeah.

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So you went to the app store and you typed in signal.

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Yep.

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And the first link, you were like, is that it?

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I'm like, no, what the fuck is that?

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So what these companies do is they hack the search results

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to put their bullshit spyware in the first place.

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And apparently this Mike Waltz guy installed the spyware version of signal

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instead of the real version of signal.

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And that and that's how maybe some of this got out.

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So yeah, like when if you guys are installing signal, make sure you got the right one.

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Don't install the fucking Israeli spyware version or the Chinese spyware version.

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Scroll down a little bit till you find the right one.

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And this guy, these people are fucking morons, man.

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Yeah.

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They're just fucking morons.

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I mean, it's just like the same bosses, the new bosses, same like the old boss.

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Pretty much.

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Oh, I saw another thing.

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Tulsi Gabbard apparently uses the same password everywhere.

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And it's a very simple password.

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Is it Tulsi once you?

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I don't know what it was.

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I didn't I didn't read that far into it.

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But again, like these are top level government officials making rookie fucking mistakes.

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And it's just it that's all they do, man.

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They're fucking stupid.

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Yeah.

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I mean, the one lady under Secret Service Protection is a first-tolling buying an organized group.

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Whatever.

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God.

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I want to see American people benefit.

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Now, yes, you signed a trade, a trade deal with UK.

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Great.

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I love it.

16:14

It sounds great.

16:15

It's going to follow.

16:17

But here's the thing.

16:18

What's up in China?

16:19

What's what?

16:20

What's up in China?

16:21

So we're in a trade.

16:22

We're in a tariff or a China trade.

16:25

Yeah.

16:25

Okay.

16:27

So if you listen to the left, China's doing just fine and they're going to be just fine

16:32

without the trip without us.

16:34

You listen to the right.

16:35

Oh, there's the employees are committing suicide.

16:37

The banks are collapsing.

16:38

What the are you from China?

16:40

Contact us and tell us the goddamn truth.

16:42

I think it's a little bit of both.

16:44

I mean, China is a huge place.

16:45

They have like a billion and a half people or something.

16:48

But apparently they're broke right now.

16:49

Well, the whole world is broke.

16:51

Right.

16:52

Like the because the whole we actually talk about this in our interview coming up.

16:56

But the whole world runs on debt.

16:58

Right.

16:58

All the all these fiat currencies are debt and you can't you can't run a system that way.

17:03

You need sound money.

17:04

So basically what we're in right now is a race to see who dies first because we're all dying.

17:11

Right.

17:12

We're all fucked.

17:13

And it's just like, man, we sure hope those other people get fucked over first.

17:17

So that's all it is.

17:18

So here was my plan with the IRS is I wanted to die only the IRS and then I went.

17:24

There you go.

17:25

But apparently they're not going to let me get that far.

17:28

Yeah, they're going to fucking blood transfuse your ass.

17:30

Well, no, no, no, actually my son is like, well, they're kind of for me for that debt.

17:35

I go, yeah, they probably will.

17:36

So I got I had a life insurance policy to cover the debt.

17:39

Now they're going to be my house.

17:40

They're going to take all my shit.

17:42

So we might be doing this podcast in the middle of the street sometimes.

17:45

No, it's not that bad.

17:47

I tend to exaggerate a bit for you, but it's bad.

17:51

If I could come in expat, I would.

17:55

But my wife's still, my wife's pictures are public.

17:58

So there we go after them.

17:59

But you still owe even then you still owe.

18:01

Fuck that.

18:02

I'm in another country.

18:03

Come and give me.

18:03

They will.

18:04

They fucking went after.

18:06

I mean, Roger Verr is a lot richer than you are, but still they'll do it on principle.

18:10

They'll spend.

18:10

Country has no expedition.

18:12

They'll spend 20 million to come collect your ass to collect 50,000.

18:15

They'll do it.

18:16

They don't care.

18:16

I wish it was just 50,000.

18:18

I don't know.

18:18

I'm in a piss poor mood.

18:28

We had a great week.

18:29

Well, we did the interview already.

18:30

I'm not going to try to say we didn't.

18:32

I'm just going to be in this podcast.

18:34

I just broke the fourth wall.

18:36

Apparently.

18:36

Yeah, it doesn't matter.

18:37

Yeah.

18:37

They know.

18:38

I know.

18:38

I know.

18:39

You guys love us.

18:40

So whatever.

18:41

I do have one more thing to cover.

18:44

So there's a crypto called Tari.

18:47

I might have mentioned it earlier way back, but basically what Tari is,

18:53

it's kind of like a smart contract chain that uses the privacy of Monero.

18:58

Okay.

18:58

So instead of like Monero's money and Tari is like, oh, you can do loans.

19:03

You can make gambling apps.

19:05

You can do whatever you want, basically.

19:07

And it just launched this week, two days ago, in fact.

19:10

Okay.

19:10

And the cool thing about Tari, now, whether you believe Tari is cool or not,

19:14

whether you believe the privacy is up to speed or not.

19:18

The cool thing is, is that you can do something called merge mining with Monero.

19:22

Okay.

19:22

So if you mine Monero, you can automatically mine Tari.

19:26

Oh, right.

19:27

You don't have to do, you have to do a couple of setup configs,

19:30

but once it's running, it's running.

19:31

So if you make, if you collect Monero, you also collect Tari.

19:35

So it's free.

19:36

And if you don't like it, you can just sell it.

19:38

So I'll probably cover that more in depth next week on a teaching topic,

19:42

but I just wanted to announce that it's live.

19:44

So go check it out and see if you like it.

19:46

So speak of privacy.

19:47

We talked about this on the interview with some privacy a little bit.

19:50

I mean, seriously, do we have privacy on the internet?

19:53

You can, you have to take it.

19:55

You have to take it.

19:55

So how do you actually truly get privacy?

19:58

Is it dark web?

19:59

Yes.

19:59

Is it truly private?

20:00

Well, I mentioned some issues with Tor last week.

20:05

So Tor might not be as private as people think it is.

20:09

I2P is pretty damn solid and they're constantly improving it.

20:12

Like I'm in the chat rooms.

20:13

They're, they're, they're working on the post quantum encryption right now.

20:17

So like even if they get a quantum computer, which I don't think they ever will,

20:20

they won't be able to break I2P.

20:23

Uh, I mean, it's Linux private.

20:25

Is Linux private?

20:26

Yeah.

20:27

Most likely.

20:29

Again, there's things they can do to sneak in, but it's, it's a lot harder.

20:33

I mean, they let you in and you're fed.

20:35

Well, yeah, but I'm just using it.

20:36

I'm not writing code for it.

20:39

Yeah.

20:39

So like Linux, you can read the code.

20:41

Like you don't have to take a binary download.

20:44

You can compile the code yourself and then you know that what you are running is the

20:50

code that you read.

20:51

Now, is there things deeper in the hardware that's fucking with you?

20:53

You lost me after the thought.

20:55

Well, I don't think you said the thought, but that's okay.

20:58

You lost me then.

20:59

I don't understand the internet.

21:00

I don't care.

21:01

I don't, I just, I keep my internet stuff, you know, simple.

21:05

Just get on I2P and then you're, you're home free.

21:07

You can do whatever you want.

21:08

No, no, no.

21:09

God, I'm just so frustrated.

21:11

Trump, give us some relief.

21:13

All right.

21:14

Should we go to the interview?

21:15

Yeah, let's go to the interview.

21:16

All right.

21:16

It's thanks for listening, guys.

21:18

Enjoy this interview.

21:19

It is a, it is a pleasure to have this guy.

21:21

We might be making this a monthly thing because I really enjoy talking with him.

21:25

He's really awesome.

21:27

And go watch his podcast and enjoy.

21:31

All right.

21:31

Welcome to Canary in the Cage.

21:33

We have an interview today.

21:34

So Dave, take it away.

21:35

Yep.

21:35

Well, we're here with Perinore Machinery who runs the Outlaw Crypto Podcast.

21:39

He's here to talk to us about CBDCs, which is not a brand of underwear.

21:46

Or am I wrong?

21:48

I think it's two different things.

21:49

It's a brand of underwear and it's digital currency.

21:51

Oh, okay.

21:53

Did you guys ever watch that show, Curb Your Enthusiasm with the underwear No Fly Zone?

22:01

The No Fly Zone.

22:02

I think I missed the last season of that show.

22:06

Okay.

22:06

Well, anyways, in the show, there was an episode with this underwear where this guy,

22:11

Larry, and his ex-wife separated, right?

22:15

And she was dating this dude that made underwear with like No Fly.

22:21

He was like, our studies show that most people don't go through the gates.

22:25

They go over the fence.

22:27

So do you know who Larry David's wife in that show actually is?

22:31

Is RFK Jr.'s wife.

22:33

Yeah, it is.

22:34

Yeah.

22:35

Yeah, I didn't know if you knew that or not.

22:37

So I guess we're here to talk about crypto.

22:39

Yes, sir.

22:40

Yeah.

22:40

I'll interject him and now on them, but that's not my thing.

22:44

I don't like crypto.

22:46

So I'll let you guys do most of it.

22:48

I'll just chime in when I got something intelligent to say, which probably will be never.

22:54

Look, I was thinking that Dave was the Fed, but Ron, we're using Zoom.

22:59

From.

23:00

Well, that's Dave's that's happening.

23:03

Dave's the computer guy here.

23:05

No, no, but you guys can't use like JitsiMeter or something like, you know,

23:08

like open source code that's not spying on us for.

23:11

That's what we talked to him on when he when we did it.

23:13

Global Cabal.

23:16

It's look, the thing is, like this is Ron's MacBook laptop and whatever I set up on there,

23:23

he has to be able to use.

23:25

So yes, I know, but there's open source things like run.

23:28

Yeah.

23:29

Yeah.

23:29

Are you open to learning a new way to do things that's more like.

23:33

Oh, he takes my laptop home all the time and probably I still spend my big account.

23:37

Well, yeah, I could install it down there, but like, I don't, I don't like it's a pain in the

23:43

ass enough just to get zoom to work.

23:45

And I myself am not very familiar with any of these networking tools.

23:50

So I mean, I can try and install Jitsi and see how that goes, but.

23:55

All right.

23:56

Well, fair enough.

23:57

Yeah.

23:57

I know how to find porn on the internet.

23:59

And it's about it.

24:01

All right.

24:02

Well, hey, all right.

24:04

So crypto, what do you guys want to talk about?

24:06

Like, look, CBDCs, like right now there's a website.

24:12

I don't know if you guys want to look it up, but it's the CBDC map.

24:17

And there's all these countries that are doing CBDC projects.

24:20

Right.

24:20

Now that's digital currency.

24:22

Is that, is that correct?

24:24

Yeah.

24:25

Facing out cash, bro.

24:26

It's going to be the mark of the beast and they're going to make you use their

24:30

negative interest rate, hyperinflationary currency.

24:35

And then like, because it's programmable, they're going to

24:39

like say what you can spend it on.

24:40

And then they're going to control how you can, you know, enter an exit and trap you in.

24:47

All right.

24:48

I got the map up there.

24:49

I'll be able to work out in Europe with that part of Europe lost power.

24:56

Well, I don't know.

24:58

Like they were saying people couldn't access their money.

25:01

They couldn't buy it.

25:02

Yeah.

25:02

I mean, that obviously like, but how's it going to be like when they're like, oh,

25:06

you bought too much Coca-Cola this week.

25:08

So your money doesn't work anymore.

25:10

No.

25:10

And that's, that actually is a real threat.

25:12

And that's one reason I'm totally against the digital currency.

25:17

Because they have, yeah, they have control and I don't like it.

25:20

So I don't want, I'm not a supporter of it and I never will be.

25:25

Cash is king of my world.

25:28

Yeah.

25:28

That's why like, well, maybe David's told you, but that's why Monero is so important

25:33

because it's the closest thing we have to digital cash right now.

25:36

Right.

25:37

So let me ask you a question on that.

25:38

So with Bitcoin, in my opinion, being taken over by the government, the US government.

25:44

Yeah, I agree.

25:45

You don't think that they're eventually, if Monero grows, that they're going to find

25:48

their way to weasel into Monero?

25:51

Well, I think they're probably going to try to, but like the difference

25:54

with Monero is that it's like 100% private and you can use it anonymously easily if you have

26:00

like other Opset like to project yourself from giving up metadata to, you know,

26:06

third party services and stuff.

26:07

So like basically if you transact to Monero only and like we just use Monero's money,

26:12

like, see, this is the thing, like people look as Bitcoin like an investment, but

26:17

bro, who invests in money?

26:19

Like you use money, right?

26:21

Right.

26:21

Money is what you accumulate and then you invest that.

26:24

Like people are looking at crypto all wrong.

26:27

Like it has to be money, right?

26:29

The medium of exchange.

26:30

So like I don't look at Monero like as a way to get rich.

26:35

I look at it as a way to freely transact without surveillance and without censorship.

26:43

So with the mentality of the world, what do you think the percentage of people that

26:49

can actually do what you were just saying?

26:52

I mean, anybody, like can you download cake wallet on your phone and use Monero as money

26:57

with your friends and family instead of using fiat genocide?

27:04

So I come from the school of anything I download on my phone, I think is viewable,

27:10

could be viewable by the government and could be controlled by the government.

27:14

Yeah.

27:15

I mean, yeah.

27:15

I mean, you could say that with everything I get.

27:17

Right.

27:18

And that's my problem with crypto.

27:20

Because I mean, if you look back at our history of our country, we passed laws back in the,

27:25

I think the 30s to control gold and silver and manipulate it and control its value.

27:32

And our government gave value to this stuff.

27:36

Yeah.

27:36

No.

27:37

I mean, that's a wonderful point, Ron.

27:38

And like that's what you have to understand is happening right now with Bitcoin.

27:42

Like when gold became manipulated by paper gold, like it was because of the ETFs that

27:47

they introduced, like in the 30s and the epoch that you're talking about.

27:51

And like really they're doing the same thing with Bitcoin right now.

27:54

And like the way they were able to undermine the gold standard was because they were allowed

27:59

to issue unchecked credit expansion against the physical gold.

28:04

Right.

28:04

So therefore the amount of physical gold could no longer keep the economy in check.

28:10

Like so the same things happening with Bitcoin right now, we have coin base,

28:15

like in the news, fucking talking about how they're doing off chain sales to the ETFs,

28:21

right in Bitcoin.

28:22

So if there's only 21 million Bitcoin, you have to understand that coin base probably

28:26

has like 45 million Bitcoin or something right now, because like gold, right?

28:30

With the paper ratio that the ETFs allowed in the 30s, like that allowed them to manipulate

28:37

the precious metals markets.

28:38

It's like gold and silver have like, I don't know, something crazy.

28:41

It's like 200 ounces of paper gold to one physical ounce.

28:46

And the same things happening with Bitcoin right now.

28:50

And that's my concern with all crypto that they will find their way to weasel it.

28:54

And if they don't, then they'll just find a way to take it over and arrest the people

28:57

that are using it.

28:58

Because I mean, the thing is, it's anonymous or private, right?

29:03

And then you act in a way where you maintain your privacy.

29:07

So if you're on the web, I agree.

29:09

But if you're not on the dark web, which in this country, we say is scary.

29:13

And the TV shows, the news talk about how scary the dark web is.

29:17

Don't go to the dark web.

29:18

You'll, you'll, you'll hire a hit man or buy drugs and they want to scare us off from going

29:23

on to it.

29:24

But if we don't use the dark web or on the internet, doesn't the government have the

29:28

potential to view everything we do on the internet?

29:31

I mean, fuck the government.

29:32

Like basically they are pedophiles.

29:35

Like it's been exposed that they're all a bunch of kitty ravers.

29:38

And like they don't have really any moral high ground to tell us what the fuck we're

29:41

doing.

29:42

So like the way I look at it is, look, these fucking pedophiles are trying to extract wealth

29:47

from us and like enslave us in a digital gulag that's about to be constructed.

29:51

Like they're using AI and like fucking total fucking surveillance panopticon.

29:56

Like you have to look at it this way, bro.

29:58

Right now there's 130 fucking countries that are working on a CBDC.

30:04

And like we saw during the COVID lockdowns that they were trying to say that people had

30:09

to have a vaccine pass or only one person could enter a store or this kind of thing.

30:14

And like, bro, I'm a Christian.

30:15

Like I look at it like this, like in the Bible it says that nobody's going to be able to buy

30:20

or sell, right?

30:22

Okay.

30:22

Because the anti Christ is going to impose like a global beast fucking system.

30:26

And for me, bro, like when I saw that shit with COVID happen, like I didn't think it was

30:30

possible in my lifetime.

30:32

I thought that was like some shit my kid would have to do.

30:33

Great.

30:34

But like I was like, holy fuck, like this is really like the the mark of the beast.

30:39

Shit, they're going to make you have a vaccine pass or a social credit or some shit.

30:44

And like when I saw what was happening in China with like how they had like these little apps

30:48

and gates and they had to like scan it.

30:50

And if it was red, they couldn't pass and shit.

30:52

Like I was like, what the fuck, bro?

30:54

Like, yeah, that's all that shit's wild.

30:56

So that's what they're doing.

30:58

The West is like fucking, you know, they have a huge hard on for this kind of thing.

31:02

They just can't like openly do it.

31:04

They're trying to like sneak it in, right?

31:06

Under guys of terrorism or whatever the fuck it is.

31:09

But money laundering, like invading immigrants, something like that, perhaps.

31:13

Yeah, maybe invading immigrants like, you know, like, so this shit, I see it happening.

31:22

Like they're trying to do this shit on crack.

31:24

And like in the West, CVDCs are like a taboo term right now.

31:31

So like the US is like, we're not going to do CVDCs.

31:33

We're making laws against it.

31:34

But really what they're trying to do, bro, is use stablecoins.

31:38

And that's like, I don't think we've really talked about stablecoins on our show.

31:41

So you want to give a quick rundown of what that is?

31:44

What do you mean?

31:45

Okay. A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency, right?

31:49

But like there's usually a company behind it.

31:52

Like there's the centralized ones too.

31:54

So don't get me wrong, but there's usually a company behind it that has a cash reserve in a

31:59

bank account somewhere.

32:00

So they say for one, you know, cryptocurrency token of a dollar, I have one dollar in a reserve

32:08

that backs this up.

32:09

So then you can use it like a crypto.

32:10

It's basically a dollar that has like the freedom of crypto to move internationally

32:16

for low fees and this kind of thing.

32:17

So the most popular one is Tether, right?

32:20

Tether started in like, I don't know, like 2013, 14, 15, somewhere around there.

32:27

And basically all the crypto exchanges in the fledgling crypto industry could not get banking

32:34

services.

32:34

The banks felt threatened by Bitcoin and shit.

32:36

So like they didn't want to give them like bank accounts and shit.

32:39

Right.

32:40

So they invented Tether as a way to like settle and have trading pairs and like this kind of

32:46

thing in between exchanges and large traders.

32:50

And then Tether became like the standard, right?

32:52

Because throughout the different bull and bear market cycles of the crypto industry with

32:59

the wild volatility and shit, all the traders in times of volatility would hop into Tether,

33:07

you know, to like avoid the volatility and then buy back in or, you know, that's they were trading

33:12

with it.

33:13

So like Tether became a huge thing and it's basically like the liquidity of the entire crypto

33:19

industry.

33:20

But now like Tether is going to be legitimized like on a global level.

33:29

I mean, Trump's talking about like stable coins and this kind of thing, like legislation is going

33:34

to be a thing.

33:34

So like stable coins that you can freeze them, you can censor the transactions obviously

33:42

because they're like a company, they're under KYC and AML regulations and FATF GAFI guidance

33:48

and all this kind of bullshit.

33:49

So like it's not like a real crypto, you know what I mean?

33:53

It's basically like PayPal.

33:55

And like that Tether is one example and like I don't want to talk shit about Tether because

33:59

Tether is actually the best stable coin.

34:00

Like if I had to use a stable coin, I would use Tether, right?

34:03

But there's other ones.

34:04

There's like USDC and then like there's all these companies because all these governments

34:09

are starting to introduce regulations around crypto.

34:12

So like now there's all these little local like different regional stable coins that are

34:17

popping up that are like USD this, USD that, Euro this, Euro that.

34:21

So like, but the thing is like that shit is basically PayPal 2.0.

34:27

It's not like censorship resistant, truly disruptive, peer to peer digital cash.

34:36

See my problem, well, I do want to acknowledge something that you refer to our politicians

34:40

pedophiles.

34:41

I love that.

34:42

So let's move on from that now.

34:44

I just wanted to say that.

34:46

But we can never move on from that.

34:47

I mean, I mean, literally, I mean, the show.

34:50

Yeah, they are.

34:51

Well, also apparently the banking industry is full of pedophiles as well.

34:55

And then Satan worshipers.

34:56

Yeah.

34:57

So that's what's kind of trying to go.

34:58

So that's where it's coming out.

35:00

But for crypto to work, you need at least two people to agree that it's safe.

35:08

And you need the buyer and the seller.

35:10

Now, you know, in a non-retail environment, I get it.

35:14

You could probably find that.

35:15

But if you needed to buy food or gas, do you think there's enough people out there that

35:22

understand it and it won't bend the knee to the government to take it?

35:27

I would say yes.

35:30

Like on a certain level.

35:31

Like I don't know about like locally for me and you, like in my neighborhood, maybe not.

35:36

Like right now, like I as a digital freedom activist have onboarded like two stores in

35:42

my neighborhood.

35:43

One of them is a tiny little grocery store.

35:45

One of them is like a liquor store.

35:47

And they have like a little like patio where people drink beers and shit.

35:50

So I can go like drink beers in my neighborhood and I can go like buy little

35:54

knickknacks at the little small like locally owned grocery store.

35:57

Right.

35:58

And like that works for me.

36:00

But I'm trying to onboard other businesses in my neighborhood as well, just on like an

36:05

activism level.

36:06

But like the thing is globally we have the dark web, right?

36:12

Which is the only free market in existence in the whole world.

36:16

Right.

36:17

But and they use Monero.

36:19

Second of all, we have the crypto accepting sites.

36:26

Like there's a bunch of them.

36:27

There's like my Nimbus, there's coin cards, there's all these different sites that accept

36:31

crypto primarily when they report their own data that they self report.

36:37

Like nobody's obligating them once in a while.

36:39

They'll post like, oh, this month like our sales were, you know, this percentage is a

36:45

Bitcoin, this percentage is a Litecoin, this percentage is a Monero.

36:48

Like Monero typically leads on the clear net.

36:51

And the reason why is because Bitcoin has been made like unusable for peer to peer cash.

37:00

Monero is always focused on being peer to peer cash.

37:03

And like peer to peer cash is what threatens them.

37:05

The ability for me and you to do business, even though we're thousands of miles away

37:11

at the push of a button in a way that they can't surveil or extract wealth from

37:17

as rent seeking middleman.

37:19

Like that is so fucking powerful that that could really disrupt the global economy.

37:24

And like the global economy is based on usury.

37:26

There's no substance to it.

37:27

Right.

37:28

So like if we have a sound money that is untraceable, unseasable,

37:33

like that's what Bitcoin pretended to be.

37:35

But like the thing is we saw with the Canadian truckers, the Bitcoin got seized.

37:39

It's traceable.

37:40

There's a billion dollars surveillance industry.

37:42

So like the only way we're going to be able to evade the digital ID,

37:49

like total surveillance, eat the bugs, program, CBDC, you ate too much red meat,

37:56

your carbon credit got your car shut off.

37:59

You tweeted and now you can't spend your money.

38:02

Like that whole shit, the only way we're going to be able to avoid it is to use something

38:07

like Monero.

38:08

And if Monero fails, there's going to be something else that fills that void,

38:11

because Bitcoin failed and now Monero is filling that void.

38:14

Right.

38:14

Right.

38:14

I agree.

38:15

Bitcoin has failed.

38:17

That's the beauty of open source software, though.

38:20

Like there will always be another implementation like freedom-minded people

38:23

will create something better and learn and build.

38:26

Like that's how Linux took over the whole fucking Internet.

38:29

You know, it's funny about that you bring up Linux.

38:32

I've talked to so many people about this.

38:34

They all bend the need to Microsoft because it's on their computer and they buy it.

38:37

They refuse to go to Linux when it's free.

38:41

It's free.

38:42

It's fun.

38:42

It's easy to download.

38:43

It's easy to work with, but no one uses it, at least in America.

38:48

I mean, in America, we're a little different here.

38:51

Zoom uses Linux, right?

38:53

Yeah, we're talking on Linux right now.

38:54

Just a quick aside here, there's three laptops in front of us that you see.

38:58

One of them is mine.

38:59

It's running Linux.

39:01

And the other two are yours.

39:02

Yeah.

39:02

And one's Windows and the other one's a Mac.

39:04

Because I'm not a computer.

39:07

I don't get into computers.

39:08

I don't get into computers.

39:09

I legitimately don't go on my Internet to do stuff.

39:13

I mean, I'll go on and have fun and read stuff, educate myself.

39:16

But I know I've had Linux on a lot of my laptops in the past, but it's just,

39:23

I'm like, I don't do enough to even worry about it because I don't trust the government.

39:27

I don't trust the fact that Linux can't be manipulated as well.

39:31

We have a society in America.

39:34

Hell, we still have people wearing masks in Vegas.

39:37

Yeah, but Linux is a lot less likely to be manipulated than an obvious,

39:42

like, walled, garden fucking proprietary software where nobody can see the code.

39:48

And they're obviously making sweetheart deals with the government to put back doors and shit in there.

39:52

Like, I would take my chances with open source software that could be manipulated.

39:56

I mean, we saw that.

39:57

What was that shit with the XZ?

40:00

Remember the fucking Chinese hacker that put like the fucking thing and the guy like SSH?

40:11

So like, I'm not saying like open source can't be sabotaged, but like,

40:14

we caught that likely.

40:17

Like, you're basically setting yourself up for failure by using shit like Windows or Mac or

40:23

fucking zoom.

40:24

Like, we're talking about the digital Gulag, the total surveillance panoptica,

40:29

and you're using their shit that they use to do that to you.

40:34

Like, yeah, like just out of principle, you should be using open source software that's like

40:39

privacy respecting.

40:40

I mean, I use that trust issues because they'd be looking at Liberty Gunsapes.

40:44

They, the FBI called them and said, Hey, we need to get into a gun safe and we need your master code

40:51

without a warrant, without a subpoena.

40:53

They just gave the master code over and now the FBI can get into Liberty Gunsapes.

40:59

So I get, I just have trust issues.

41:00

That's why with the internet, I'm just like, I do it for fun.

41:04

I don't do it for anything else because I don't trust it.

41:06

I believe anything when the government puts the screws to an American,

41:11

I would say 70, 80% of Americans will bend the knee.

41:14

And I just,

41:15

No, I understand that.

41:16

But I mean, do you not understand the principle of being low hanging fruit or not low hanging fruit?

41:21

Well, I'm not out there enough on the internet.

41:23

If there's a total surveillance panopticon that's going to try to make you eat the bugs

41:27

and tell you you can't travel and you have to drive an electric car that only can travel in a 15 minute city.

41:32

Like, yeah, are you fucking serious that you, you don't see a value to using software that will

41:41

protect your privacy and not give your data up to these fucking fascist corporations that are going to enslave you?

41:48

I'm not savvy enough to know if Linux wouldn't do that.

41:52

If, if, if they got it.

41:54

I would say I'm not either, but like at the same time,

41:57

I know there's thousands of eyes on the code.

41:59

Like it's not the same as like windows where nobody can see the code except for people that work for Microsoft.

42:05

And you know that Bill Gates is a sociopath trying to spy on you and take pictures with AI on your fucking screen every five seconds.

42:12

No, I agree.

42:13

But like I said, I, I'm not an internet.

42:15

I mean, I will, I do use internet daily, but there's nothing on that that I do that.

42:21

Do you use a VPN?

42:23

Yes, I do use a VPN.

42:25

Which one?

42:26

Ghost.

42:28

Is that one owned by Israelis and shit?

42:30

Like, like all, there's one Israeli company that owns all the VPNs except for like Mulvad and IVBN.

42:36

So here's the thing.

42:37

You just, me, if I use the VPN and I'm like, of course I do.

42:40

And you're like, which one?

42:41

I go, ghost.

42:42

You're like, well, is that owned by the Israelis?

42:44

So they, they, they would have, they have a back door in.

42:47

So yeah, that's like, do you use Zcash and Cinnamon?

42:50

Or like, are you using Israeli coin or?

42:53

I use, I, I, I legit use cash.

42:57

Just cash.

42:58

That's manipulate.

42:59

You do.

42:59

I agree.

43:00

It is, but.

43:01

Will you use goldbacks?

43:03

Uh, what would you do?

43:05

I guess I, I've heard the term goldbacks, but what are you talking about?

43:08

What is that gold coin?

43:09

Okay.

43:09

Goldbacks are like these bills, right?

43:11

They're like cash bills that they make out of gold.

43:14

Oh, yeah.

43:15

I don't know what they do, but there's like a manufacturing technique where each

43:19

goldback is literally like .0001 of an ounce of gold or some shit.

43:24

And there's different ones from different States and they have different values.

43:29

So there's like a $5 bill, $20 bill, one or whatever.

43:32

And they have a corresponding amount of gold, like woven into the

43:35

fucking fabric of the bill itself.

43:38

Yeah.

43:38

I actually have one.

43:39

And you can like melt that shit down and get the gold out of it.

43:41

Yeah.

43:42

I have a dollar bill that's gold and it was given to me back in 20, 23, you know, 2022.

43:49

And I don't know when it was made, but my question is the ounce of gold has

43:54

went up exponentially since then, since it was given to me.

43:57

Worth like four bucks now.

43:58

Well, but, but how do I buy a gallon of milk with it?

44:01

You get someone that has a gallon of milk and say, Hey, why don't you trade?

44:05

You want to go back?

44:06

Right.

44:07

But how they're, I mean, like you're, you're kind of acting like, like everybody else

44:13

creates the system and we just like beg at the mercy of it.

44:16

No.

44:16

When, when you can literally find a guy that milks cows and say, Hey, I want some

44:21

milk, would you like this gold back?

44:23

And you can do that.

44:24

You can.

44:25

If with Monero, you can do it too.

44:26

Like, bro, the whole point of what we're trying to do is build a parallel economy

44:30

outside of the usury system.

44:33

I mean, I support you guys a hundred percent.

44:35

I just don't see the value in it.

44:37

What do you mean?

44:37

You don't see the value of using money that they can't fucking spy on you and steal from you.

44:42

So keep in mind.

44:43

Are you fucking retarded?

44:44

No.

44:47

I did not tell him to say that.

44:49

No, and that's fine.

44:50

I did not.

44:50

It's no, but I mean, like there's money that they could like inflate your wealth away

44:55

at a whim because the central bank says some bullshit.

44:58

There's money that they could watch all your transactions and then tell you you owe 40 percent

45:03

of your economic activity to them as tribute.

45:05

And then there's money that is fucking anonymous, basically.

45:10

And you can use with your friends that's outside of that system and they cannot steal

45:15

from you.

45:16

And then this money cannot be inflated either.

45:19

And it goes up in value over time.

45:22

Instead of money that loses value over time, why wouldn't you use crypto instead of fucking

45:27

money?

45:28

Cool.

45:28

Cool.

45:28

It doesn't go up in value because you have to.

45:31

The person you want to give it to has to trust that that's actually fucking gold.

45:35

And you know, the scammers.

45:37

No, but that's where crypto like Monero solves that because it's cryptographically fucking,

45:43

you know, sound like there's no dispute.

45:46

It's mathematics.

45:47

So how did crypto work out in Europe with the power outage?

45:51

I mean, how did it work out with the power outage?

45:54

Not everybody had their power out.

45:56

Like the internet still works if you had your phone up and shit.

45:58

Yeah, but I mean, it all's good if we got power.

46:01

But I mean, I can go out and use, I can use crypto.

46:04

I can use cash.

46:05

I can use whatever.

46:06

But when the power is out, it's not tangible.

46:09

It's not you.

46:10

What are you going to do by going to milk with?

46:12

Well, I said I sent you this, but you're not going to get it.

46:16

And did you remember during the pandemic, like six months before there was an event 201,

46:23

which was a pandemic, COVID fucking cosplay practice thing that they did before they did

46:30

the actual COVID hoax.

46:33

So that happened.

46:34

And then there's another one that they're working on called cyber polygon, right?

46:40

And apparently there's going to be cyber attacks.

46:42

They're going to knock out huge swaths of the internet.

46:44

It could maybe even make the financial system collapse and they have to bring in digital

46:47

ID and social credit and all this bullshit as a, you know, Hegelian dialectic problem

46:54

reaction solution scenario.

46:56

But the thing is, bro, like they're never going to let the internet go out all over

47:03

the world at once because they need the internet to maintain the level of control.

47:09

That they're trying to impose on humanity.

47:11

So like, even if the shit was out in Europe, like if you had a generator and your phone

47:18

could hook up to the internet, you could still send transactions, bro.

47:21

And they're never going to like wipe out the internet all over the world.

47:28

We haven't covered it on the show yet.

47:30

And I have it in my queue, but they have like these lower mesh networks now where like you

47:35

don't even need the system, right?

47:37

Like you met Stonegrid and like it runs on a simple, like you can actually hand crank it

47:42

if you really need to.

47:44

But what I'm talking about is the person you're buying from, that person has to one believe you

47:49

and also, no, there's no power.

47:52

They have the same Laura mesh.

47:54

Okay. It's a little device.

47:55

It's like a phone, but it uses way less power and it just uses like long range radio waves.

48:01

And like you can send your monero over that network.

48:03

So how many stores in Vegas has outside of the internet?

48:06

They're going to get them when the power runs out.

48:07

They're going to get them when the power runs out.

48:09

Well, they know then they starve.

48:10

They don't starve.

48:11

No, we don't all starve.

48:12

The power is not going to run out everywhere either.

48:14

That's what's retarded.

48:15

Like the power is only going to go out in certain areas where they're trying to impose

48:18

like agendas and shit.

48:19

If you really look into our electrical grid in this country, we have a very weak electrical grid.

48:25

And we buy most of our transformers and our electrical components from China.

48:30

Now, yeah, but when it goes out, it's going to be the government that does it to you for a strategic reason.

48:34

Right.

48:35

It's not going to be like unless it's like a fucking natural disaster that they didn't

48:41

cause with the harp fucking radio.

48:43

It's like, see you and I, we, yeah, I believe in all that stuff.

48:47

I believe the the Bowie fire.

48:49

I believe the fire.

48:51

Dues.

48:51

That was heart, bro.

48:52

They were bouncing that shit off the ionosphere.

48:54

David, I argue on this before, but I don't believe you don't believe in it.

48:59

You don't believe in the heart.

49:01

The energy weapons and top secret military.

49:03

They would love if they have that kind of shit.

49:05

But I don't think they're that competent.

49:07

No, they do.

49:09

I think they have it and I think you're hiding it.

49:13

If I were working on that shit, I would expose it so fucking fast.

49:17

No idea.

49:17

But it's not only that though.

49:19

I mean, you look at like the hurricane that hits out the Asheville.

49:22

Okay.

49:23

Hurricanes don't go that far into the country.

49:24

Yes, they do.

49:25

What are mountains?

49:26

Mountains are hurricane stoppers.

49:28

We have a history of long history.

49:29

No, we don't.

49:30

Yes, they do.

49:31

They record everything.

49:32

They've been writing this down for hundreds of years.

49:34

If a hurricane can hit Asheville, North Carolina,

49:37

or a hurricane can hit Vegas.

49:38

No, kid, it's not the same thing at all.

49:40

Miles from the ocean.

49:42

Miles from the ocean.

49:42

Hurricanes don't come from the west.

49:45

Hurricanes have hit Southern California before.

49:47

It's rare, but it has.

49:48

No, they don't.

49:49

Hurricanes have hit Southern California.

49:50

No, they have not.

49:51

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

49:52

A box we could type works into to find out.

49:55

Hurricanes have hit Southern California.

49:57

So a hurricane can hit Vegas.

49:59

If it hit Asheville, North Carolina.

50:00

But mountains are hurricane stoppers.

50:04

If they want to say a tropical storm hit Asheville.

50:07

If mountains are hurricane stoppers,

50:09

then the magical technology can't make a hurricane

50:11

go over the mountains because they would stop it.

50:13

What you're saying makes no sense.

50:14

No, they really have weather controlling technology

50:17

since the 60s, but it's this patent and shit.

50:21

The shit is advanced.

50:22

They have bullshit that they masturbate over,

50:26

but it's all bullshit.

50:27

Like you are giving them a level of competence

50:30

that like if you, look, I am a fan, right?

50:34

I work with these people.

50:35

It's interesting that you are so...

50:37

There is no fucking way these people could build a machine

50:41

to manipulate the weather.

50:42

There's no fucking stupid...

50:42

There's blisters out right now.

50:43

They're stupid.

50:45

They are unbelievably stupid, right?

50:47

They will argue about dumber things than Ron will.

50:51

I can't even go in.

50:53

Dude, hearts exist, dude.

50:55

Oh my God.

50:56

Both in your eyes.

50:57

Heart does exist.

50:58

I agree with you.

50:58

Yeah, there's an agency that makes,

51:01

plays make believe and tries to scare you into thinking

51:04

they have all this shit, but they don't

51:06

because they're not competent.

51:07

You know why?

51:08

They could never get it done.

51:09

Why didn't the houses with blue and green roofs go down?

51:11

I don't even know that that's true.

51:13

You're just saying it.

51:14

It's true.

51:14

How do you know?

51:16

Who told you?

51:16

Let's ask our guest.

51:17

Did you go on Google satellite and watch?

51:20

Or did somebody, did cat turn?

51:22

Hold on.

51:22

Wait a minute.

51:22

Hold on.

51:23

Blue and green items,

51:25

do they burn with weapons?

51:28

I mean, I don't know.

51:29

I never heard about that until Maui,

51:31

but then I've seen all the rich people

51:34

painting their house blue like a week before

51:36

the middle of my understanding.

51:37

Well, how do you know that?

51:38

So, do you have two people that never talked before?

51:40

Who told?

51:40

Where did you get this info?

51:42

Because you didn't see with your own two eyes.

51:45

No, I didn't.

51:45

But the internet made that shit go viral,

51:48

and a lot of people said that.

51:49

And then China, they were painting the rich blue shit

51:53

because they thought the rest was going to use that shit.

51:56

It's show me.

51:57

Show me.

51:57

Okay.

51:58

You can't show them.

51:59

Look that shit up on your,

52:00

I know.

52:01

I have it.

52:01

I have it.

52:02

It's not going to scream at y'all.

52:03

It'll be loud.

52:04

They'll show a photo of an unburned house

52:08

out of context and say,

52:09

No, but run.

52:10

Show them that shit on your spyware computer, bro.

52:12

If that lets you sit.

52:16

You can't believe it.

52:18

It's not that I just, I've talked to government scientists.

52:21

There's no fucking way they can pull this off.

52:23

They're stupid.

52:24

Like the government scientists are going to tell you what

52:27

they want.

52:27

They're fucking stupid.

52:29

Yeah.

52:29

It's compartmental.

52:30

No stupid.

52:30

It's top secret.

52:31

Heart.

52:32

There's whistleblowers coming out with heartburn now.

52:34

It's, it's happening all over.

52:36

And it's true.

52:37

And it's happening.

52:38

And I'm damned to really pin my house blue.

52:40

Don't have competent people.

52:41

That paradise California shit was real, bro.

52:43

Like the whole city fucking.

52:46

Well, paradise and even southern kind of afford it.

52:48

Damn.

52:48

I mean, look what they did to Malibu,

52:51

Pasadena.

52:52

Yeah.

52:54

If you look at the permit, there's that shit.

52:59

Yeah.

53:00

They're years away from Palisades and all that shit.

53:02

Yeah.

53:03

Yeah.

53:04

It's, it's fucked over there.

53:05

I'm telling you right now, that's, there's.

53:09

You believe those to be natural fires, Dave?

53:13

So I know a lot of them were started by arson.

53:14

Like they caught people starting fires.

53:18

Do you believe that?

53:19

Like they said that shit in Palestine.

53:20

Like, you know, the Israelis.

53:22

You got mug shots of those people?

53:25

I mean, we could probably go look at them.

53:26

They don't exist.

53:28

Well, you may have found one idiot trying to burn a bush.

53:33

But I'm telling you, those fires all started at one time.

53:36

How do you know?

53:37

Like you act like you know all the shit.

53:39

You don't know anything.

53:40

You're just repeating with some other dickhead on Twitter said,

53:43

okay, that guy could be the government trying to give you false information.

53:47

You don't know these people.

53:48

This is why I called David Fed for, by the way.

53:51

It's just so like, you don't know.

53:53

You're going off of information that you don't have.

53:56

Right?

53:57

Like we were talking about this before the show where like if a cop.

54:00

We have, we have five minutes left for this.

54:01

Okay. Well, I can get this done in five minutes.

54:03

If a cop detains you and you say, what am I detained for?

54:07

And the cop says, well, I don't know yet.

54:09

I have to go investigate.

54:10

He can't detain you in the first place.

54:12

He needs articulable facts on which to detain you.

54:15

So you guys are doing the same thing.

54:17

No.

54:17

We're like, you're saying, I don't know.

54:20

Therefore conspiracy, but you can't do that.

54:22

You need the articulable facts in the first.

54:24

Yeah. But like conspiracy theorists have been vindicated.

54:27

Yes.

54:27

We always sound crazy and then it's always true.

54:30

And like, so now I just believe conspiracies until you prove they're not true.

54:33

Yeah. Well, so let me ask you a question.

54:37

I say 40 million people, but that numbers could go,

54:40

it could go up between 20 and 40 million immigrants

54:44

that came into this country under Biden's administration.

54:46

I say they were invading army.

54:49

What's your view on that?

54:52

I mean, like I would say that there's borders for a reason,

54:58

but I think borders are fucking bullshit.

54:59

Like I think passports and like the the system that's in place

55:04

to prevent free travel is a bunch of bullshit.

55:06

Like in the 1800s, you just showed up on a ship somewhere

55:10

and fucking lived wherever the fuck you want.

55:11

Nobody told you shit.

55:13

Nobody had to look at a document.

55:14

Nobody told you you couldn't cross this line.

55:16

Like that's a bunch of bullshit.

55:17

So like integration laws back then because we

55:21

are the first grade in the 1850s.

55:24

No, yes, it was.

55:25

No, it was.

55:25

It was but we had a island in New York that took a lot of immigrants in.

55:30

Okay. But fuck that shit.

55:31

That was the first time that they fucking after thousands of years

55:35

stopped human free movement.

55:37

Like that's bullshit.

55:38

Yeah. I what I tell Dave all the time is if you're an open borders guy,

55:43

you should be an open property rights guy too.

55:45

Does it make any because it's a no, it does not make sense, bro.

55:48

Like you can't tell someone they can't live on the property next to you

55:52

if they buy it.

55:53

Yeah. But can I go to my neighbor's house and make a sandwich in their fridge?

55:57

No, but why would you think that anyone can do that anywhere?

56:00

You can't tell somebody they can't come become your neighbor though

56:03

if they buy the property.

56:04

Oh, great. Oh, 100%.

56:05

But that's what you're trying to do.

56:06

No, what I'm saying is Trump can say, no, that's reiling man.

56:09

I'm not buying that house.

56:11

I'm not doing Trump right now.

56:12

But that's what's making them.

56:15

You're saying, bro, you can't come here.

56:17

This imaginary lines as you can come here.

56:19

So does an imaginary line stop me from going to my neighbor's house

56:22

to make a sandwich?

56:24

No offense does.

56:25

Bro, it's not the same thing.

56:27

They're not coming here to like take the food out of your fridge.

56:31

They're just coming here and trying to set up their own life next to you.

56:35

But they have to cross private property lines to do that.

56:39

It's not all.

56:40

They're not coming across a public property.

56:42

They're not.

56:43

They're swimming across rivers.

56:45

Those owners' problem, not your problem.

56:47

You don't get a say in that.

56:48

I'm not saying I have a say in that.

56:50

Yes, you do.

56:50

You say the government makes a say.

56:51

Can I go make a sandwich right next to my neighbor's house?

56:53

You're saying the government decides who comes.

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Not the private property owners.

56:56

You're saying the government decides.

56:58

I never said that.

56:58

Yes, you do.

56:59

That's what laws are.

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It's the government deciding.

57:02

And by the way, Ellis Island opened in 1892.

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Okay, we got, yeah, but we were allowed immigration before that.

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Yes, we were.

57:09

Anybody could you show up?

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We literally got to.

57:10

Bro, from 6,000 years of human history, like documented human history,

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people could just travel wherever the fuck they wanted.

57:18

They go on a camel caravan.

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They can fucking ride a horse.

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They could walk.

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They could fucking hop on a riverboat or go across the ocean.

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And nobody could say shit.

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Like the whole fucking idea that there's like nation states and fucking borders and passports

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and like permission to enter.

57:38

Like this is all a bunch of bullshit, bro.

57:39

That's all state is bullshit.

57:42

Yeah.

57:42

Is it because of the Darien gap?

57:44

All right.

57:44

Well, our spyware is about to kick you off because zoom only allows like 40 minutes.

57:49

All right.

57:49

Unless we've been the knee and give him money.

57:52

But you're great.

57:54

Great talking to you again.

57:55

And indeed.

57:56

Thanks for having me on your show.

57:58

You guys are awesome.

57:59

Yeah.

57:59

You ever want to let your show get lonesome?

58:01

I love talking with you.

58:02

I really do.

58:03

Yeah.

58:03

Yeah.

58:03

Come back on the show.

58:04

Like whatever you guys want to just let us know and it won't do the same with you.

58:08

All right.

58:08

For sure.

58:09

Cool.

58:09

I'm going to make you guys my regular guests.

58:11

Oh, please do.

58:12

I really.

58:13

The world is not ready for this.

58:14

I'd rather talk to you than Dave most of the time.

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Even though you call me like Dave does, but I'm okay with that.

58:24

All right.

58:25

Well, thank you guys.

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Like it was awesome being on your show.

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And yeah, let's do this shit like every month or two.

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Okay.

58:32

Yeah.

58:32

Definitely.

58:33

All right.

58:34

Cool.

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Have a good one.

58:35

I know you too.

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Take care.

58:37

Bye.

58:37

Bye.

58:38

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