OSINT, Welding

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

Havlicek. We're here to educate you, entertain you, and hopefully at least make you giggle.

And sorry that we missed you last week. We did the whole show.

No, we did the podcast last week. Oh, but we didn't record it.

Well, that's, I mean, is that really that important?

I don't know, you know what I think I might be? There's the FBI or China or someone has

hacked your laptop. It was Iran. We all know it's always Iran. It used to be Russia.

No, I saw it. And actually, like, you just did it right now. I know.

Where you pressed the button and it didn't record. So like, because last week, I saw

you press the button and then it just wasn't recording. So Alibaba's doing this to us.

I don't know. But now we have, now we've figured out the fact.

We are recording. I have a time. Shit's moving. So let's get started with this shit show of a week

or I don't think we're going back to last week. But we'll maybe cover some of the stuff.

But so, I mean, nothing really happened. What do we talk about this week?

Well, there was a new year with 25. Well, congrats. Oh, Merry Christmas.

Because you didn't hear that last week. More happy Quanz, happy Hanukkah or blah, blah, blah,

blah, blah. Saturnalia, I believe Saturnalia. Oh, yeah. But Festivus too.

Festivus. Yeah, gotta celebrate Festivus. For those of you who don't know, Festivus got started

on the Seinfeld show and instead of a Christmas tree, they have a stick.

An aluminum pole.

Aluminum pole. And you got to tell your family members and friends how they let you down that

last year. That sounds like a great fucking holiday to me. All right. So I'm going to start with a

question off of our ex-account. Oh, okay. So Dave, who is Thomas Quitter? I have no idea.

Well, I was just going through the ex-account. I know Thomas Crapper is. He invented the plush

toilet. So this guy apparently sent us a message. Oh, really? We got a message? Well,

it's been a while back. It's been like before Christmas. Oh, okay. And he sent you his phone

number and told you to call him. Oh, that fucking... That guy. What the hell happened? What did you do?

Pissed a cereal? We were arguing about something. I don't even remember because I think I ended up

blocking him because he's just a fucking spam idiot. I think he's in a wheelchair too, by the way.

Yeah. Now I remember. He said something like... Fuck, what started it? It was something about

the wheelchair, getting wheelchairs for people. And I was like, well, why don't you start a

charity or something like that? Because he's complaining. And then I'm like, well, why don't

you go do it? Who's stopping you? And then he started just complaining. I don't remember the

exact detail because it was a couple of weeks ago. But if I go back on our timeline, I could find it.

I tried too, but it was from the 23rd. Yeah, it's a while ago. You apparently post a lot.

Yes, I do. Okay. So I guess the inquiry reminds me of what I know. Did you call him?

No. I called him random fucking asshole. It was like, I forget the exact... Like I said,

I forget the exact thing, but it was something where he could start doing it right now,

but he's not doing it. But he wants to complain about it not being done. It's one of those things.

Yeah, I've written to people like that. And I'm just like, dude, just fuck off. It solved the problem

yourself or stop bitching. Pick one. Oh, I wish other people would follow that advice.

Kind of like you and Charles, but... What do you mean? I'm trying to solve the problem.

Okay. I gotta get into that shit, throw up a conversation because it never ends well because

it's just like blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So I guess, I mean, we got to start with them. The

New Year's Day events. Yeah, okay. New Orleans or Vegas, which one do you want to talk about?

I really didn't look at a whole lot into either one.

Yeah, I typically give it a day or two, but because the podcast was today, I kind of did

a small deep dive. I just don't care about this stuff. I just don't care, man. It's just,

you know, stupid shit happens. There's crazy people and they're going to do crazy things.

And like, you can't just assume... I'm not saying it wasn't...

You're not safe in public. You have to understand that. For sure. Yeah.

This shit sucks. Yeah.

I... They were not border crossers. They were homegrown terrorists.

Yes, they both were born in America. Yep.

Well, the both people that they're saying did this were born in America.

Right, right, right. I mean, obviously the New Orleans...

The Vegas guy, we don't even know that that's the guy because we have a charred body that nobody

can identify. But they had one.

And they have a passport and a little JID.

Government ID, yeah.

So he was a crispy critter. Yeah.

His inside of his truck was literally on fire.

Now, actually, I was thinking about this today because...

No, I looked at the video. I watched the video again.

No, no, no. I'm not saying the facts are wrong. What I'm saying is,

I want to take one of my old passports and see what happens when I try to burn it.

So the passport...

Because I'm pretty sure it's somewhat fire resistant.

Yeah, but the military ID is not.

I don't know. I have a government ID and it's fucking hardcore.

I got a friend of mine who used to have one. She's like, yeah, it probably would burn.

And I picked up my government ID and I was comparing it to the photo.

I'm like, damn, that's the same fucking ID.

Okay.

So yeah, it's not a military, but it's the same...

But we're not talking a lighter to it. We're talking like full-

No, yeah, yeah. You throw...

I mean, I can't throw my government ID in a fire because I need that.

But I could...

Wait, you look for the feds? You're a fed?

Yeah, I'm a fed.

Did you just admit that?

Yeah, I'm a fed.

Were you in J6 as a...

I don't know if that's your questions like that.

But no, I do have...

He probably was.

I do have an expired passport. I think I have it somewhere.

And I could throw that in a fire and see what happens.

Well, but I think the chip inside the passport would start

sparking and it's thrown off.

I don't know.

Oh, you admit there's chips in passports. Okay.

I don't know if there's a chip in a passport.

We're bringing David Long down this...

I don't know if there's a chip in a passport.

Real good.

So we don't know...

Because here's the one thing.

Because he was active military.

Yeah.

Only from Germany.

Okay. I didn't know that part.

And he got into a fight with his wife and he lives in Colorado Springs.

Okay.

So he went on Turro and rented basically a tank.

Yes.

Or a bulletproof vehicle.

Yeah.

And decided to put bombs in it.

They're not very bulletproof.

What?

Tesla trucks are not bulletproof.

Dude, look at the video.

That Tesla, body wise, it's a great body of shit.

Well, I see people like shoot their trucks and...

No, there's a guy in Sutherland.

He shot his up and it didn't go through.

Maybe a 22.

I don't know what he used.

Little bitch 22.

But all I can say is he...

I witnesses claim the Tesla Cybertruck pulled up,

yeah, kept his foot on the brake.

Okay.

And then it blew up.

Yeah.

Now did anybody hear a gunshot?

That's my question.

Because I saw...

Or a muzzle flash.

Maybe he gets the head.

Yeah, yeah.

But people were suggesting like maybe it was on...

Like maybe he had already died but it was on autopilot.

Now I don't know if the Tesla autopilot can do this.

I don't know.

So I don't know if they fixed this, but all Tesla's, if you use a tennis ball trick,

you tape tennis balls to the steering wheel.

Yeah.

And it believes that you're holding onto it.

Okay.

So were there tennis balls in there?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Did you...

Those would melt, yeah.

Because there was a...

When I lived in Seattle, there was a dude taking a nap while driving.

Yeah.

He had two tennis balls.

Now I know a guy here in Vegas that pre-ordered a Tesla Cybertruck.

Yeah.

And he rented out on tour.

Now I don't know if it was his truck.

I haven't seen him lately.

The Cybertruck was rented out of Colorado Springs.

Oh, okay.

Yeah. So he drove 12 to 15 hours...

Weird.

To do this.

Did that why?

Or...

Why did he go to truck hours?

A dead guy was in a truck for 12 to 15 hours.

Yeah.

I don't know.

If he was dead, he was dead in Vegas.

Oh, he shot me in Vegas?

Yeah.

Well, that's weird because when I worked at...

We had a bullet fly through my building at like 5 a.m. on New Year's Day.

I wonder if she'd look into that.

Maybe they shot him in the parking lot where I work at the bullet went through...

No, that seriously happened though.

I literally came to work and the bullet went through a window.

I saw it like at a wildfire near Fremont Street.

Like they had like 50 cop cars.

Wait, a wildfire?

Or was that the hotel on fire?

No, no, no.

Wildfire Casino.

Oh, wait, was that two days ago?

It was on...

Yeah, New Year's.

That was the hotel.

I've been in a hotel.

Or did you see a newsman?

No, no, no.

This was like a photo and there were like 50 cop cars.

Wildfire, these like little mini casinos that we have here in Vegas.

They're sort of like Jackpot Joanies or Red Dragon.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We get...

So there's a wildfire near Fremont Street and there was like 50 cop cars.

Like...

So there was a fairly large fire in a hotel that was abandoned.

Obviously probably set by homeless people.

We tend to have a little bit of a homeless problem here.

But I don't know.

I mean, you lived in Chicago for a while, but I don't know.

You know what happens in Regenification when the owner doesn't want to sell the property?

Squatters?

Yeah, you got that.

So you start to get up and the city will roll in, the county rolls in, starts getting you, fighting you about improper stuff.

And then sometimes mysteriously your ship burns down.

Oh, that was a big problem in Greak Town.

Oh, okay.

They're burning shit down.

A lot of restaurants burn down in Greak Town all the time.

And let me guess, a bagel studio, a yoga studio, or a condo building went in their place?

Nothing had...

The last place they had I know built, burnt down, nothing was up in its place by the time I moved out.

Okay, so here's a quick fact.

To check right now, actually.

If you live in a city or an area that's booming and you see a yoga studio and a bagel shop,

you're Regen-trafined.

It's coming, rinses are going up, and shitheads are going to move in with their man buns and everything.

Although I do wear a bun myself right here, but I don't wear...

I wear mine ironically.

No, that would make me a hipster, wouldn't it?

I don't know, man.

It's crazy.

I wear mine so I don't have long hair at work.

I'm good, I forgot I just got off of work so it's still in the bun.

But mine's a cool bun.

So, yeah, there's a lot of questions about...

I witnessed this never saw the metal flash, never heard the gunfire, and I would think they would hear

at least the gunfire.

So I don't think he was trying to kill anybody.

I mean, just with the bulletproof truck and the...

Because you all know, even if it's not bulletproof, the weakest part of that truck is the cover of the bed.

Okay.

Did you see the picture?

He had either sticks of dynamite or fireworks in there.

Yeah, like I did.

And they didn't explode.

Right.

So, and but guess what?

He was acting duty military and he was a green bright with training in firearms and explosives.

So he built a bomb that didn't go off properly?

Well, so like it's hard to get good equipment as a civilian.

Oh, I guess if he's acting military, man.

But did he steal it from it?

Like, did he go and steal it from a base or...?

Well, I think I'm kind of like, I always take like a 24 hour pause on shit like this.

But again, because of the podcast, is that I wanted to at least have something to talk about.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I mean, it's just, it's, it doesn't seem legit to me.

I just, I don't, I'm not saying it wasn't him.

I'm just saying something doesn't, and so I'm kind of waiting for friends and families to start being interviewed.

Um, because every, every once in a while, you'll get, oh yeah, he was definitely a mass shooter.

Yeah.

What we expected him to, or you get, he was very calm and quiet.

He was very shy guy.

Right.

You get one of the two.

I want to see some interviews with some friends and, and the wife he was fighting with was his wife at.

Right.

Because you know the media, if it bleeds, it leads.

So, and then there's the other theory, which I kind of tend to go for and I just forgot the name of it.

So.

MK Ultra?

Yeah, MK Ultra.

I got it marked in the book.

So, I've actually talked about this before.

This is the book Chaos.

This book talks about Charles Manson being an FBI asset and he was testing people for mind-altering drugs.

So, it goes into a lot more detail about this, but the one thing about this book, I'm not much of a reader.

So, I watch, I watch interviews and usually my wife will read the book for me and give me the,

the cliff notes, but this one I'm kind of, I'm kind of, I'm kind of going through because it really interests me.

Oh, it actually says Charles Manson, the CIA and the secret history of the 60s.

So, but the interesting thing about this book is now we all know what citing the source means, right?

Where you, you make a claim and you cite your source.

Yeah.

So, all these pages here are citing, these guys citing the source.

This book, at least at the time it was written, had more sources being cited than any other book written.

I don't know about that.

Do you have a source for that?

The author?

Oh, so he said it.

Well, yeah, but I mean, you just see that.

I mean, show me the other one.

No, I don't, I may not be talking about textbooks.

I'm talking about books that went through retail cell.

I mean, dude, that's, that's, I mean.

I've seen bigger appendices than that.

Definitely.

Than this?

Yeah.

I've been off a page or two.

I definitely see bigger appendices than that.

I don't know.

I mean,

When was this book written also?

Probably the 2019 era.

I'm going to scratch over.

Yeah, definitely seen books with bigger appendices.

But are they textbooks and no, no, just just like pop science or pop.

Oh, I think you think you decide that source 2019 the book was written.

Yeah, I have that.

So I mean, I'm probably sure I'm only all pretty sure I have books that have bigger

appendices than that.

I mean, the guy made the claim, nobody rebuted it.

So yeah, I think he's a little full shot on that one.

Most most.

No, look up.

I guess I'll have to look it up and bring it on next week because I'm not going to

press the fucking camera and shut off the camera and be there talking to him.

What the fuck was that good for?

Absolutely nothing.

Oh, you're supposed to say it again.

What?

So what is it good for?

What's he good for?

Absolutely.

Say it again.

So the Vegas bomber that killed no one except himself.

Yeah.

I, you know, so that's a, I guess a smaller story than New Orleans.

I do believe it was weird though.

It is very weird.

It's, is it a message to Trump and Elon Musk?

And through the foot.

I know it's.

But why?

Oh, wait, no, but the FBI is on the case.

Oh, okay.

They'll get right down to it.

Now, apparently he was pro-Trump on social media and stuff.

Says who?

Well, actually that's going to be part of our topic today.

So, because I actually heard something similar to that, but they're all like,

and maybe he was.

I mean, again, the MK ultra could kind of like make you do stuff you don't normally want to do.

I don't, I don't buy that stuff.

Like, I know the program existed for sure and they tried to do it.

I just don't think they had a whole lot.

Like they just fucked people up instead of make them into mind control soldiers.

Well, it's called chaos, dude.

You like to read, read it.

So I also want to bring up something else off of X, but unrelated to this guy,

yelling at guys in wheelchairs.

I don't even know if he's in a wheelchair or not.

No, I think he is, but I didn't know he was when I started arguing with him.

So if you ever meet him in person, you have to fight him.

You have to sit the, I have to strap you to a chair.

I'm okay with that.

Still the advantage.

My legs actually work.

So our, our, our, um, president, your candidate for the libertarian party that got less than

a whole number, he made a post that kind of just kind of pissed me off.

So I was going to break it up.

Number one, crime is at a near record low across the country.

I'm assuming that's what he's referred to.

And the second point he made is the persons who perpetrated the attack were born and raised in

the USA.

Now, oh, this is a textbook example of using a tragedy to score political points.

Politicians do regularly.

They never let a good tragedy go to waste.

Okay. Yeah.

You're stealing that from a whole bunch of other people.

It's not your thought.

And, and he was responding to a tweet, a, an X or whatever from Trump.

But, and he is right about number two, but again, US citizens have been radicalized.

So it's still terrorism.

Just saying.

Does he believe crime is down at all time, record low in this country?

Does he actually fucking believe that?

So like we talked about on that show with the, with our guest, Ken Good,

it really depends on what scale you're looking at.

Well, in the up in the last couple of years, right?

Well, the FBI doesn't report their crime stats.

Yeah, it's hard to compare, but they did come out recently and said, yeah, we messed up.

Right. Right.

Yeah.

But now, so like if you look at a hundred year time span, yes, we're at low, like very extreme

lows.

A hundred years.

Yes.

But if you look at a 10 year time span, we're at an all time high for the 10 years.

I mean, I've always thought that the 80s had like the worst crime rates.

Yeah.

The 60s, 70s and 80s were the worst in modern.

No, I thought 80s were even worse than that 70s.

But a hundred years ago, back to the 20s.

Yes.

So yeah, it was a lot worse.

Crime was a lot worse.

No, that was before the depression was in the late 20s.

It started in 29, October 29 officially.

Oh, that's been supposed to be all about people jumped out the window.

Yeah.

They only have one person on record.

But crime has always been worse.

On a per capita basis or?

Yes, per capita.

See, that's bullshit.

It's not.

No, if you look at, okay, so what's the five worst crime cities?

What's the five worst crime cities in this country?

No, that keeps changing.

Who the fuck knows?

Give me a New York, Chicago, LA.

Yeah, New York, Chicago.

Oh, but on a per capita basis, they're not even the top 10.

Well, that was, that's what you're saying.

Like that's bullshit.

Well, okay, so I get it.

I understand the more people you got to factor that in, but to do it on a per capita basis,

it makes it look like Chicago, New York, and LA aren't that bad.

Now this, these numbers are going to change the last couple years.

There's no good way to fucking like do this as a whole, right?

Because let's say you have a small town of 20 people and someone gets murdered.

Right.

Are you the most dangerous?

That's not the worst city in the country.

It's not the most dangerous city in the world.

Well, they'll do it on like a 100,000 or 10,000 or 200 or whatever.

But you still can't do that in a tiny town.

It doesn't make any sense to apply that kind of reasoning to a small town.

And it also like, so for Chicago, for example, where we're both, I'd say we're experts.

Yeah.

Right.

Chicago as a city is not dangerous.

It's only these little neighborhoods where it's very obvious that I should not go to that neighborhood,

that that's dangerous.

You don't think that changed like five or six years ago?

It's gotten worse for sure.

Yeah.

I mean, do you know why it got worse?

Well, like all the crazy leftists were marching for...

Well, no, actually the federal government got involved and they recode all the gang leaders.

Okay.

So these gang leaders, they were businessmen.

I mean, they weren't like bankers and lawyers that became gang leaders.

They ran their gangs like a business.

Yeah.

The one thing I always kind of thought was cool, again, if a person, a teenager in their

territory showed promise of being a rapper or a sports player, they were off limits.

The gang leader would make sure they had money to buy shoes and stuff.

They took care of it.

They did that in the old mafia too, right?

A lot of these bands like Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons, Frank Sinatra,

these were all like well-known connected people.

Right.

So when the gang leaders got recode, there was a hole left in the thing and all the...

They obviously got...

They promote from within.

Yeah, but even...

They should really advertise that.

Even there, like where I lived on Michigan Avenue, you're not in any danger.

Like the most dangerous thing you might run into is like a drunken frat guy on Saturday night.

Right?

But after I left, right, after I left, they were literally trashing the store on Michigan

Avenue that my wife worked at.

They were marching about tearing down the Columbus statue, which I can see from my window.

Burgers at Navy Pier.

Right, right, right.

Yeah, so it's been getting worse lately.

But compared to the 60s, the 30s, the 1800s, it's still way safer now.

And the trend is going in the wrong direction.

So we do have to reverse that.

I just have to look at it.

I know the 80s numbers in Chicago was a fucking hole.

Oh, they're terrible.

I'll never tell you my story about meeting an off-duty cop in a VEL and ZZ Top Concert.

I don't think so.

So I don't I like live music and I do.

I like a lot of music.

I don't like fucking crowds.

So this was an outdoor venue in Naperville.

So I had to go to Naperville.

Ribfest?

Yeah, I think it was Ribfest.

Yeah, there you go.

But ZZ Top is playing.

So they did good shows at Ribfest.

So I stopped on the way there, grabbed my cigar and said,

Wife, son, get as close to the stage as you want, intermixed crowds.

I'm going back here.

So I'm in the back, like waiting the bags to smoke my cigar.

So a big burly dude walks up and he's like,

um, is this a smoking section?

I go, it is now.

So him and I were talking and we were just kind of talking.

We realized we both live in Chicago.

And he was acting a little cagey about like what he does for a living.

I'm like, oh, what do you do for a living?

Because that's just like, you know, I don't know this guy.

What else am I going to talk about?

Right.

What stick are you smoking?

I mean, it takes about 30 seconds.

And he was a little bit cagey.

I'm like, well, I mean, I run buildings and I'm a building engineer.

I, you know, I'm like, so I go, that's what I do.

He goes, I don't like telling people this because they annoy me,

but I'm a Chicago cop.

I go, I'm like, that's cool.

I'm not, you know, I go, I don't, I'm not going to be asking questions about,

you know, whatever.

But I go, but kudos are getting the, the murder rate down.

He goes, well, I mean, the murder rate is down, but the shootings aren't.

I go, what do you mean?

He goes, we're shooting more people than ever before.

We're just better at keeping them.

He goes, it's the damn doctors not knowing what to take a talk.

Coffee break.

He goes, if it comes in, look like a gangbanger, act like a gangbanger,

take a coffee break, let it die.

Okay, cool.

That's a great perspective.

I think you met my dad at, we're fascinated.

That's what happened there.

But no, but I mean, Chicago, seriously, we've had ER rooms where they've been

treating gangbangers and more gang mayors run in and so try to kill a dude.

We've had shootouts in our ERs.

I mean, we have, it was fucked up.

But again, like that was always confined to very specific neighborhoods where

like you knew not to go and they do not to escape.

No, no, no, but it's been getting worse.

It has changed.

It's been expanding.

Since they re-coded gang leaders because there's been turf wars going on.

I mean, look at like, Bucktown, not Rogers Park, fuck, that's a shithole.

Oh, where was that?

I forget the Chicago names.

Those neighborhoods were always fairly safe.

Yeah.

Because not because the cops, because cops take too long to respond.

I mean, it's just, it's not their fault.

It's just the composition of the neighborhood.

But it was the dads in the neighborhood.

Yeah.

We still, I think I did mention this before.

We still don't know the neighborhood that if you fucked around it, you found out,

you found out by getting stripped naked and throwing this track of river.

Every once around the news, we're like, oh, another nigga got in the track of river.

We're like, I don't know who's doing it, but keep doing it.

That's, you know, good.

I want to kill you.

I mean, that is unless you take their parking spot during dibs.

You take their parking spot during dibs, man.

You take your life in your hand.

Dibs is if you shovel your car out in the snow.

We already went over this.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, now we got new listeners.

You, I did it quick.

Well, you own that spot for 24 hours.

Don't park it.

So yeah, now that we went down the Chicago history, I guess it's time to get on the New

Orleans.

Okay.

So that was, yeah.

Well, early on, people were like, there was a photo of like the guy had a

flag on the back of the truck and like they wrapped it up and like tried to hide what it was.

Now, I don't, I don't know if we found out what it actually was, but it looked like a

nicest flag.

Oh, look at Dave over here.

Lord could have been kind of something.

Because I never saw an unfurled photo.

Okay.

I only saw the furled up hidden photo.

Enough internet sluice called a nicest flag.

And I'm willing to say that because, because the media lies, the FBI lies.

So I'm going to go and go with people that haven't lied to me yet.

Yeah.

And so the guy was, is, well, he was Muslim or not.

I don't want to say Muslim, but Middle Eastern just said.

Middle Eastern.

But American more.

Yes.

And apparently he had just recently started getting into ISIS shit online or like,

I don't know where you didn't find this stuff.

Like, I didn't look it.

I've been trying to draw the Nazis.

I can't.

I don't know.

I guess I'm typing.

I may be, I may be still ISIS.

ISIS, send me your phone number on Twitter.

What are you doing?

What are you guys doing?

No, no, no.

Um, no, like, I don't know.

And so here's the thing.

Like sometimes people just go, they snap and they go crazy.

Yeah, they do.

And, and like, I've seen this happen to where they didn't get violence.

Maybe they, you know, committed suicide or, or just, I've seen things where

somebody had a YouTube channel, right?

And they just started uploading more and more bizarre contents, like 20 times a day.

You can see that the, the, the, the right.

Yes, you see the decent, right?

Yeah, the, the, the, yeah.

And, and it's like schizophrenia or who the hell knows what's wrong.

I think schizophrenia usually pops up in your late 20s anyway.

So this could be medical or that.

I mean, I am more, I think more conspiracy than anything else.

But yes, there are medical events that do this.

There are current events that do, that make you go crazy,

or there are drugs the government gives you that makes you go crazy.

Now people were talking about,

there, there are these barriers.

Good. Cause that's what I was going to bring up next.

Go right ahead.

That block access to Bourbon Street.

Yes. They pop up.

Well, there's, they have two different types.

They have the ballards that pop up.

Yeah.

And they got a plate that pops out.

Now I was there in 20, 2019.

Okay.

And I don't remember seeing those things there.

I was there in August.

It was in August.

I was there, I was there a year and a half ago, but I don't typically look for them.

Yeah.

Because when I was there, the roads were open.

I was there for work actually.

So, so now I remember, so I remember the roads were open,

but Bourbon Street was not to cars.

And during the day it is, cause you had deliveries of alcohol.

Even during night.

So, they were shut down.

Yes.

Well, there were cars when I was there.

And they were, they were like stuck waiting for, you know, people to walk.

So, every time I've been on Bourbon Street at night, and I don't, I can't tell you.

You know, not on Bourbon Street, on the cross streets.

Oh, the cross streets.

Yeah.

Oh.

Well, okay.

So, one, the ballads were not up.

Yeah, I don't remember seeing them.

No, they weren't.

No, they've been admitted.

I'll tell you why.

I don't remember seeing them when I was there.

Right.

So, the ballads were not up and it's just like, okay, fuck nuts.

You're going to expect me to accept this.

You have, you paid money to put something in and you're not going to use it.

This is kind of, it's kind of a life.

I'm saying if they normally don't use it, then why?

Well, no, no, Bourbon Street was wide open to pedestrian traffic.

Yeah, it always is.

No, no, no.

Maybe I'm talking about the roads.

The road.

Because the ballads didn't, they were not up, but there was a cop car in its place.

Okay.

That's where they go, oh, okay, that makes me feel better because I don't like here and,

oh, we didn't put the ballads up and we didn't know what guy was going to drive through this.

I don't think, I don't know if they're ever up.

Well, they're not.

It's probably body ground.

They're broken.

Well, there you go.

So, that, well, that's what I want to talk about.

Yeah.

So, they put these, they spend taxpayer money to put these in and they don't apparently maintain them.

Yeah.

And I kind of go back to Katrina.

Okay.

Do you know how many, you know, Katrina, New Orleans is underwater.

Yeah.

So, they've got like retaining walls around, uh, Glevis.

Yeah.

All around more of the poor areas of New Orleans.

Right.

Shocker.

But like I was seeing an interview after Katrina, the guy's like, yeah, I used to,

as a kid, I would, I would watch the ships go by.

Yeah.

And I'm like, fuck.

What?

But the, the flooding down, somebody said some levies broke in New Orleans.

I do not remember that story.

Okay.

I'm not saying it didn't happen.

I do know they were cresting the levies and coming over.

Yeah.

Over half their pumps weren't working because they didn't probably maintain them.

The fuck, guys, you're under, you're under, your sea level is minus something.

If your sea level is minus, well, maintain your fucking pumps.

So, like I said, I was there, I believe it was 2019 and we stayed in an Airbnb

about a mile from the French Quarter.

Okay.

So like every day we would go and walk over there and we would take a different route every day.

With your life in your hands.

But okay.

As I've recommended on the podcast, take a different route.

Dude, we were the most, it was me and my buddy and we were the most dangerous people around.

Like no one's going to fuck with us.

Trust me.

But there were massive potholes.

And when I say pothole, like you, you think of something that you like your tire bumps

and like you get annoyed.

No, like this would fit a whole fucking car.

So what I like to say about that in Seattle, they have their potholes have potholes.

So it's probably similar to that.

But those were from Katrina.

They just never got fixed.

And like there was a road next to some railroad tracks where they had just dug the whole road

out and it was just an empty pit for the whole length of the road.

So if I give a fuck down there, they just don't give a fuck.

If I were to guess what political party is in control in New Orleans, would I be right or wrong?

You'd be right.

Oh, Democrats.

By the way, fuck you, Ray Nagan.

So funny thing about New Orleans Democrats.

So in Chicago, there hasn't been a non Democrat mayor since 1930.

Yeah, it's been a really long time.

New Orleans hasn't had Democrat mayors or non Democrat mayors since I think the early 20s.

So they have Chicago beat.

Yeah.

So my problem is Ray Nagan.

Ray Nagan was the mayor of New Orleans during Katrina.

Yeah.

I believe he messed up a lot and he has a lot to do with the cause of the city.

One, you're not maintaining your shit.

Yeah.

Okay.

But that wasn't my problem.

He could have bussed people out sooner, but instead put them in the dome.

And there was no security in the dome.

People were, there was a lot of shit going on down there.

And that's wrong.

But he was doing a speech probably six months after Katrina.

Now, mind you, I'm a decent guy, but I don't really go to a lot of fundraisers and charity events

because I don't trust the full of the money.

Yeah.

I just, I don't.

But I'm like, no, we're going, we're going to do this.

We're going to take, you know, have faith that it's going to go there.

This motherfucker went on the air and was like, oh, we're the city people forgot about.

We're the chocolate city.

So the people, the American people don't care about us.

Okay.

And honestly, that really pissed me off.

And, but that, that wasn't quite the end of it.

Yeah.

Because I actually was boycotting New Orleans for quite a few years because not only did he say

that and did he mess up Katrina because it really wasn't FEMA.

FEMA has like a 72 hour window before they're going to be there.

Yeah.

They're just, they're not going to come into an area where a hurricane's coming through

and be there waiting.

They're going to sit out in the outskirts and mobilize.

He got reelected.

Now what I was told later on was they, they bust a lot of people back from Houston because

they sent a lot of the poor people to Houston.

They busted them back to vote for him.

So there was a little bit of the weird corruption, but, but still, I mean, you let him get back

in all, he's in jail now.

What did I forget?

What a damn shirt.

It's kind of, they all do something.

So, like, let's, let's talk about this week's Monero challenge.

Oh, you want to do that now?

Yeah.

So we got, we got to throw it in randomly to throw, throw these listeners off.

So here's the challenge.

What was I doing on July 12th, 2003?

Just tell me what I was doing.

And there's a bonus, going to be a bonus because we missed last week.

Yeah.

So there's going to be a bonus giveaway.

If you can show me a street view photo of where I was.

Oh, you're on Google Maps?

Use Google, use whatever you want.

Well, okay.

So you, I believe you're still living in Chicago.

I'm going to give you a little hand.

You're not allowed to, no, no, no, shut the fuck up.

I don't know the truth though.

That's the challenge.

I don't know the truth.

That's the challenge.

Not where I lived.

It's where I was on that day.

I was, I was doing deductive reasoning to come up with that.

Don't help them out.

All right.

Again, this July 12th, 2003.

What was I doing and show me a street view of where I was?

So it's going to be two separate giveaways and it's not a wheel.

So the first one that gets the right answer is going to win.

Okay.

I want to make one guess and it's not going to give anything away.

No.

No, it makes it a good thing to know why.

For God, I want to know if this is an acceptable answer.

I guarantee you on that day at one point you're yelling at somebody.

I'm sure I will.

Sure.

So does that count as an answer?

No.

Okay.

Oh, because they didn't really say where you were yelling at the president.

It's going to be specific.

They just said you were yelling at somebody.

Calling somebody a retard or an idiot.

And if you, if you, if you think how the fuck am I going to do that?

Stay tuned for my teaching segment.

Oh, we got a little teaser.

So now, now going back to the New Orleans thing.

So that there, so the sister ballards are not properly maintained, which is basically

life saving the equipment.

We now know that they park a cop car in there, which okay.

And that's, that's acceptable.

I think that's what was there when I was there.

It's cop cars.

Okay.

So they had a cop car there because it's a video of the dude in the truck coming down the street

and he literally goes around the cop car up on the sidewalk, drives down the sidewalk,

and then just guns it.

Apparently the only thing that stopped him was a lift, a boom, a boom lift.

Okay.

Yeah.

I don't really know why he drove right into that because he could have got around it and you

don't trust me.

I've been on boom lifts.

You don't not see a boom.

And then he got out of the truck and he was shot and killed by the new one was peaceful.

But I also believe he got a few rounds in some cops.

So, but I'm going to go ahead and say I'm pretty confident that guy's the guy.

Yeah.

So I'm not continuity of

Completely crazy.

Evidence and all that.

But again, I don't like bringing humor into stuff like this, but the reality is we, you know,

we live in the year we live in and Xers are kind of, we like to laugh.

So the FBI brought out their DEI hire to take care of this problem.

Um, and her first statement was this is not terrorism.

Okay, you're an hour into this.

How the fuck do you know?

Well, okay.

So let's let's be specific here.

Okay.

Terrorism is when you're doing it to achieve a political end.

Okay.

Right.

So now I, we don't know why the guy did it.

Well, they, they're calling it terrorism now.

Okay.

But do they know why the guy did it?

Like, do they, do they have a manifesto or?

Well, if he was radicalized, which I do not know if he was.

Now, and I agree that you shouldn't say it's not terrorism because you don't fucking know.

Right.

Well, it's so different when the bridge, when that boat hit the bridge.

Yeah.

Like literally like the bridge was still collapsing and Biden's like, oh, it's not,

I can tell you this, it's not terrorism.

You don't know yet.

Shut the fuck up, old man.

So, um, they stopped him and all that.

But so this DEI hire, um, well, there's a couple of problems here.

One, I did not know this, but the FBI does not allow facial piercings.

Okay.

But yeah, she's got a nose piercing.

And is that a big deal?

No, it's not.

I could,

But if it's, if it's, if it's, if it's part of the job, like Chicago police cannot have beers.

Chicago firemen cannot have beer.

I'm really annoyed that they like have armed tats and all this.

Like, dude, like you're fucking gang, like you're a gangbangers.

You're, you shouldn't be a cop.

Sorry.

I met this cop and him and I actually.

No visible tasks.

Friends, he was a big burly dude with sleeves on both arms and we can't get

being friends and he was a neighbor at cop and we'd always fuck around with each other.

But yeah, I agree with you.

You know, have some decorum and some professionalism and not the tattoos are not.

I mean, I,

He wants to respect you and treat you as like a, a role model to look up to and fucking act like it.

Yeah.

No, but I also don't believe tattoos make you a bad person.

I choose not to have any.

I mean, I don't know why people would want to put something under body.

It's not.

Okay.

So that would help please identify them.

Tattoos don't make you a bad person, but bad people tend to be attracted to tattoos.

There was bad.

That's like 80s, 90s view.

Now it's, uh, it's the hipsters.

You know, with the band bonds.

You don't think those are bad people?

Hipsters?

Yeah.

I mean, they, they suck.

Well, there you go.

But I mean, I don't know if they're like gangbanging and shooting people.

If you're not happy with the body that the universe.

Oh, almost a guy gave you.

Oh shit.

And the atheist is just that God.

Now, if you're not happy with what you have going on, that you need to fucking permanently

ink yourself or paint your hair pink or all this stupid, like, fix yourself.

Right?

Yeah.

Inking yourself is not going to fix you.

Your pink hair is not going to fix you.

I mean, you feel better.

I can't get it if you want to.

It's a red flag.

It's a big red flag.

If you want to have like water two tattoos and they're small.

I don't even like that.

I didn't know.

But if it's a backup memorial to someone, I kind of understand that.

But I just choose not to do it.

I mean, I've got family members that have tattoos.

So, I mean, I don't, I'm not against them.

It's not the point where like now everyone's doing it.

So like you're, you're more of a rebel by not having tattoos.

So like, what are you trying to prove?

You know, like,

Well, that's what I was going to say.

Ironic.

We went from a society of like the bad ass biker dudes have tattoos to now like the

weak scared people got people have tattoos.

Yeah.

It's not cool anymore.

It's done, dude.

It's over.

Man, put us, put a fork in it.

But I believe this is the senator's name.

There's a senator, John Kennedy, right?

Yes.

From Louisiana.

Uh, I think he's from, yeah.

Yeah.

So when I was reading this article, I'm like, John, oh, they, they, it's Robert Kennedy, dumbass.

But he's not related to them.

No, but then, oh, he's not.

No, he's not related to them.

I don't think so.

Let me double check.

Yeah, I don't know the guy.

I just found out about him.

I don't think he is related to them though.

And his age would make him older than when President Kennedy was elected because what

is he like 70?

Yeah, he's he's up to, he was born in 51.

Yeah.

So he was named before John F. Kennedy was John F. Kennedy.

So I guess, but John's a very popular name in Kennedy's in this country.

Unfortunately, the very popular name as well.

So this D.I. hire with her nose piercing.

I don't get the nose piercing or the piercing in the nose.

I don't, I don't.

She's got hair.

My hair is a hole free.

But I don't, I don't question or judge anybody for doing it.

It's your body.

Do you know, it's, I'm who am I to tell you what to do with it.

So she's up there like this is not terrorism.

You know, she's, I do her spiel.

This senator, he's like, enough's enough.

Pushes her out of the way.

No, not bring the video up, dude.

It's fucking hysterical.

He, and she's just like, what just happened?

She, and the way he did it, he did it very smooth.

This is an older man and he got armed first, shoulder in, and he's got like stepped right

in front of her and then twisted his body to kind of push her in the back.

And then more people filled it behind him.

So she, she's like in the back of the room, not quite the back of the room.

But she's like, I was, I was just talking to the microphone.

Yeah.

He's not in the Kennedy family.

Weird coincidence.

But I don't know who this guy is, but he's like, we're going to know what happened.

No, he's really good.

You should watch his videos all over YouTube.

Yeah.

We're not going to hide anything.

So brother, get to fucking work.

We want to know.

So his best stuff is when they're interviewing judges.

Okay.

And like he's, I guess, part of that committee or whatever.

And he asks them stuff like, what's the five prongs of the first amendment?

And he, he asked that to Amy.

With that whole Southern accident, I go, I've heard that guy before.

And, and she, she didn't know them all.

She, I think she got three of them out of the five or like he, what's, what's a Brady claim

to some other judge, judge candidate.

And the guy's like, I don't know.

I think it's something with guns or like fucking basic shit.

Or like if I were to ask you, I don't know what's the voltage on a standard outlet

and you didn't know the answer.

I'm not fucking hiring you.

Yes.

Yeah.

I've been pretty into question.

No, he's really good.

He's really good.

He's not a libertarian, unfortunately, but when he's good, he's good.

So unfortunately I have this video here.

It's just her talking, but I didn't know at this time about him, Kennedy guy, and just

like, just removing her from the front of the microphone.

Thought that was kind of cool.

I just want to check my other stories I wanted to talk about.

Lieutenant Diane.

Yeah, I saw it was funny.

Sometimes I go, he's supposed to funny shit or something I find funny.

What are you going to do?

But there's another big story I want to talk about and kind of get your take on it.

Okay.

The fog.

This is retarded, dude.

It's just retarded.

These people have never seen fog in their lives or something.

Okay, I'll probably.

I don't understand.

Have you seen some of the videos?

It looks like snow is falling.

I just don't care.

Like it's fog.

It's fucking fog.

It could be the camera causing this to happen.

Probably.

But it does not look like any fog I've ever seen.

Again, I don't ever watch fog on cameras, so I don't know.

But I can say this shit looks fucking weird.

And you know, they've been good.

The people like, oh my God, I got sick from breathing it.

Yeah, okay.

Just like you got sick from breathing COVID and you have long COVID and you have this and that.

But I'm just throwing this out there because it almost looks like,

I okay, I have no clue what cloud seating looks like.

Yeah.

But I knew I know people have over cloud seated before.

I'm just curious about this is things that make you go, hmm.

It's just foggy out.

What the fuck?

Dude, I'm not the best video here.

It looks like snow is falling on some of the windows.

I don't know.

I'm kind of thinking.

It's so stupid.

All right, let's just move on to that one.

It's just stupid.

No, it's...

I'm driven in fog where I literally couldn't see five feet in front of me.

I get that.

But there's solid particles in the air.

Not when, not then.

I mean, like somebody, she posted a picture of her dog bowl and shit was floating on top.

Maybe if it's raining or it's...

No, no, like, and actually, people are like, well, that looks like a larvae.

Because I don't know if it was moving on its own or if the wave of the wave...

Hey, I got like, look at the other direction.

Yeah, right there.

Tell me that fog, if you've seen fog like that...

That's snow.

It's too fucking cold, too warm to snow.

What do you mean it's too warm to snow?

They're claiming it's too warm to snow.

How do you know that they're telling the truth?

Because enough people have done it, I have to...

I don't know whether to tell the truth.

I have to bring it up for question.

So ridiculous.

I have to bring it up to say because, I mean, we all know clouds didn't exist.

And this one, I just found funny.

So Camilla Harris was kind of like saying, I worked at McDonald's.

Oh, that's not old, yeah.

Oh, yeah, it's definitely old.

No, that incident, the photoshop is old, yeah.

Really?

Yeah.

They photoshopped her face on another McDonald's employee's body and the background, it lays at

home as she's in some kind of like...

So it's 1970s decor.

Yeah, which was when she would have been in McDonald's before.

I think, yeah, because I think they actually tracked that uniform because McDonald's

changed their uniform and they tracked it to the exact date and they figured out,

I don't know how they figured out who the real photo was.

I think they, well, that'll be part of my topic actually.

Okay.

It's also in there, yeah.

So we got to the fog, I got to the chaos book.

You highly recommend you read the fucking chaos book.

Camilla, just borrow that from me when you're done with it.

So project paperclip or operation paperclip.

Yeah, I've heard of that.

So let me, I don't know if I brought it up or not, how am I going to find it?

Oh, I know, I know what I want to do.

That was the original H-1B program, right?

I believe so.

Because I actually just heard project paperclip today.

Really?

Yeah.

I've known about it for a while.

I actually named myself that sometimes when I sign up for accounts.

Just so people, like if people talk to me on those forums, they'd be like,

what is this operation paperclip?

Let me go Google that.

But I get really worked up in the podcast and I get really into the song.

Did I bring up the NPR title for what happened to the Tesla?

I mean, I brought that up.

So the headline to the, because I'm starting to think people work about it,

so I forgot.

The title to the article was Cyber Tesla Truck Pulls Up in Front of Trump Tower,

Catches on Fire, Then Blows Up.

Yeah.

Is that what happened?

Technically.

No, order of operation.

What do you mean?

It caught on fire, then it blew up.

No, it blew up and then caught on fire.

Isn't that two different things?

Well, okay.

So it's hard to tell from the original video.

Let's just blow the fuck up and then caught on fire.

You've got my mind about it.

I don't, I start smoking.

Like it starts smoking first.

So like you could say that was catching on fire because I've seen like cars do that.

Okay.

So this is our AI's overview of what project paperclip was.

I'm just going to read a very quick,

oh, it was a secret US intelligence program that brought German and Austria

scientists, engineers and technicians to the United States after World War II.

Yep.

What word is missing out of that?

The N word?

Yeah, the N word.

Not the N word, but the N word, Nazis.

Yeah.

So now a lot of the paperclip guys were just low level scientists.

Let me just, a lot of them were where they had no knowledge of,

now they knew there was like oppression against Jews and stuff like that.

A lot of them just kept quiet and weren't participating in that,

but some of them were really fucking into it.

Like Werner von Braun, who was like the head rocket scientist,

he fucking hated Jews and he actually knew about the death camps and all that kind of shit.

And he used slave labor from those things.

And some of the other, the non-rocket scientists guy, like the medical research guys,

were doing like fucked up medical research on Jewish prisoners.

Good.

So my question to you is who was the head of NASA during the first Moonlight Day in 69?

I don't know in 60.

Was it Werner von Braun?

Eugene Kranz, okay.

So Kranz, that's an Italian last name, right?

Probably.

Italian?

Yeah.

Or it could be Jewish, right?

It's kind of an insult that he's fucking German, dude.

He was a Nazi.

He was, he was brought over through oppression and just saying.

Yeah.

Well, no, it's weird that that's his name because almost all those, no, no, because

almost all those guys got given fake names when they were brought over.

So like if you were brought over as part of paperclip, they actually like

held you in a, in a quarantine for six months where they taught you how to speak proper English

without an accent.

Okay.

They gave you an identity.

They gave you a history.

They gave you a new name.

Like it wasn't just fucking like, okay, come on over.

Like they actually tried to make you fake being an American.

Well, you know, they have, well, there's a movie made about this, but this is actually true.

And I believe, Jesus Christ, where did it allow the Nazis to play to?

What country is that?

Argentina.

Argentina.

So in Argentina, they are German.

The boys from Brazil.

Oh, is that?

That's the movie.

Oh, boys from Brazil.

No, I think I think about a different probably that name sounds too fancy for the movie I'm

talking about.

Okay.

Because mine was like a slapstick comedy.

Oh, okay.

But in that town, he just said, I can't remember the movie was a boys from Brazil.

Well, no, but there's another movie.

It was a general revolver was that I'm sure.

General was it in that movie?

Huh.

Okay.

But it was general.

But they set up like in this case, they were talking about German towns.

Yeah.

Filled with all Russians.

Yeah.

Russians.

Acting like Germans.

That's how they train people to be something else.

And maybe I'm talking about was an American.

If they're all were Russians, but they were learning how to be American.

Um, huh.

So that is a little sketch too.

But you know, but that's fine.

And I was going to, I really want to do a little bit more research on Dr. Kurt Bloom,

which was a, he was a Nazi as well.

Um, I want to see if he did what, what he did for a living here, but it's not, that's

not my point to bring this up.

So apparently in the Nazi community, having a wound from, um, do, uh, dueling or, or what's

we, we find some other knife, not fencing with a shutter knife.

I have no idea.

So, but basically he has a wound on him and other Nazis do too, because if they got a

wound from this, they wanted it to be cool.

Like a face scar.

Like they did.

Well, right.

But they would shove the wound with hay.

Huh.

So it wouldn't heal properly and the scar would be more pronounced.

Interesting.

What the fuck?

Yeah.

They were weird people.

Yeah.

You ain't kidding.

Uh, well, here's, do you know the story of Hitler's mustache?

Uh, no.

So, um, Hitler has that weird funny mustache, right?

Yeah.

So if you, if you actually look up image search, you can search for Hitler full mustache and

he used to have one of those big, uh, twirly German style mustaches.

Oh, like the Händemars?

Yeah, Händemars.

Yeah.

I can't grow those.

I so I would go.

So that's, that was the style back in, in Germany, uh, in the 1900s, in the early 1900s.

Uh, so Hitler was a soldier in World War One.

Did you know that?

I did not know that.

Yeah.

He was, he was a foot soldier in the infantry and, um, so World War One, they used gas on people.

Right.

And you had to wear a gas mask, right, to protect yourself from the gas, but you couldn't wear

that with your handlebar mustache.

So a lot of the German soldiers, they would just shave off most of the mustache, except

for that little part, the Hitler part.

Really?

And so they could fit their gas mask on and it became stylish, uh, after the war for Nazis,

because it would remind people, Hey, we're your war heroes.

Right.

So that, that's why they, that's why that mustache got popular in Germany.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

That's really cool.

There you go.

He says Hitler is cool.

Ron said that Hitler is cool.

Yeah.

He is.

And Bob Hitler is an amazing part of that.

You didn't met Bob Hitler?

I mean, I think he should have changed his name, but I mean.

I have not met Bob Hitler.

Okay.

Oh, the movie you're talking about is Greece.

Wait, Greece with Greece, right?

John Travolta.

Uh, Saturday night.

For the second I was like, I'm serious.

I'm like, what?

I don't, I can't find anything.

I'm looking forward to, I remember seeing it.

Maybe it wasn't John, I mean, I don't know.

We, we're gonna have to move on.

Yeah, I know.

How do the experts?

The experts?

Yeah.

I have never heard of that.

Huh.

Yeah.

The experts.

I'm gonna have to find a legal copy of this and watch it.

So that would have won the, the, the Monero giveaway a couple weeks ago.

It could have.

Because it's a great movie.

I, well, it says 4.9.

So I don't, I think William Ames was in it too.

Interesting.

I'm gonna, I'm gonna go find that and, and check it out.

So, um, oh, the other thing I wanted to bring up, I didn't probably post on the X-Con

because I couldn't find a good video of it.

You know about the Christmas massacre in Germany?

Yes.

It's gotta grow up a truck.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Um, have you seen what they're doing in Germany?

They're ejecting the Middle Eastern people from Germany, the, the refugees.

Huh.

In, I mean, like seriously, like a bunch of citizens get together,

and they're like just grabbing them and taking them to the police station.

Then there's videos of the police themselves.

So here's what's funny.

This is, this is the American woke.

So there's a video of a German police officer and this Middle Eastern woman or someone

of Middle Eastern descent.

Yeah.

At least the caller, I don't know where she was, was walking away from him and he pushed her to the ground,

picked her up, handcuffed her and brought her over.

And they're like, oh my God, you can't do that.

I'm like, uh, dumbass, you're in Germany.

They can.

I mean, every military guy I've talked to that's been in Germany, he goes, they, if you fuck around,

they will hit you to have the door.

Well, what should, what should she do?

She was the wrong caller, apparently.

See, that's like this is fucking.

I get it.

It's race, but.

Oh, a Muslim did a bad thing.

So let's attack all the other Muslims who didn't do a bad thing.

That's not what I'm advocating.

No, but.

It's the immigrants coming in causing problems.

And sometimes you don't.

You see like your.

Dude, they're called a lot of fucking problems in Germany as well as here.

As well as France.

You're still attacking the ones that aren't causing the problems because you're too much of a bitch

to attack the ones that are actually causing the problem.

That's, that's the real issue.

If you can't find them.

Well, it's, it's, it's a protection of your country.

I don't agree with it.

It doesn't make any sense.

I do love the passion.

Yeah.

Germans are known for that one.

Yeah.

Hopefully that, that, hopefully that also where it stays a museum and that gets refired up again.

With them, you never know.

Because they don't like, they don't like.

Nothing jokes.

Germans, man.

Well, that's the thing is like they've always been, they never stopped being Nazis.

They just relabeled it.

I'm not kidding.

It was a billion.

Okay.

So like, well, Germany split into two, right?

And there was East Germany and West Germany.

Yeah.

For a while.

And the Soviets controlled East Germany and they were just basically fucking Nazis that hated Nazis.

Literally.

I mean, that's what they were.

Yeah.

They had the Stasi, the secret police.

I mean, they're fucking insane.

And even the West German side, which had like free markets ish, they still have these weird, like,

they didn't repeal a lot of the Nazi laws.

Huh.

So there's still a lot of laws in place that the Nazis created these laws and they're still there.

Like for example, the band and homeschooling.

Hitler banned homeschooling.

And that's still the law in Germany today.

And if you ask a German about homeschooling, they will be fucking adamant, like, homeschooling is bad.

Like, they start fucking like doing this shit.

Like, what the fuck, man?

Why is homeschooling bad?

So because of not because of Nazi made the law in the 1930s.

So we got a southern accent out of you today and now a Nazi accent out of you today.

Homeschooling is bad job all.

Come on.

I mean, they're fucking nuts.

You're an alien one.

They're not gonna cancel us.

Would you like to squish it with that?

I can do a lot of accents, actually.

Oh, too funny.

Um, all right, where are we sitting now here?

We're already 55 minutes into the show.

So I think it's time to start the training classes.

So let's learn about OSINT.

OSINT is an acronym for open source intelligence.

And this is basically learning info about people from publicly available sources.

Oh.

So there's both black hat purposes and white hat purposes.

For example, you can use the blackmail people,

stalk your ex-girlfriend or boyfriend.

You can use it to swat people.

Now, like, obviously we don't condone any of that stuff,

but this is how a lot of these people get this information to do these things.

So you want to be able to be on guard against it, right?

So what are some white hat purposes?

Um, knowing the info that is available on you and your loved ones, right?

So if you think, if you talk a lot of shit online, like some of us do,

you want to know what info about you is available

that other people might use the blackmail you, right?

Skip tracing and bounty hunting.

So when someone has a warrant out for their arrest,

it's not always the cops that go after them.

Okay.

Right.

So there's a private market where you can be a bounty hunter

and you would basically go collect the bounty.

And then you would be able,

you want to be able to figure out where this guy's hiding, right?

How do I find this guy?

And there's a whole entire profession dedicated to this.

Also government accountability, right?

So if, if your representative is doing shady shit,

you want to be able to find this info and be able to expose it, bring it to light, right?

Yeah.

So this is one way you might be able to do that.

So the best way to do this these days is social networks.

I mean, this is a fucking like God's gift to the bounty hunting profession, right?

Or the FBI or the federal government.

Right.

Right.

Yeah.

So what you, what you want to do with social networks is a lot of them are spying on you,

right?

So you don't really want to use them per se,

but you do want to have an account, right?

Because if you don't have an account, well, you can't search it, right?

Having an account is what lets you search these sites.

Uh-huh.

So like a Facebook, for example, if you go to Facebook with no account, no login,

you can't see anything.

But if you make a blank login, you can start searching people.

Right, right.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's right.

Okay.

So, uh, I mean, like most people on these sites, they just share everything about their lives,

right?

They'll just tell you everything you want to look for.

Take pictures that are geotagged.

Yeah.

Geotag pictures, all that stuff.

Now, I think a lot of the sites will scrub the geotag, but some of them don't.

Well, Facebook, they're used to.

Yeah.

Do they do it now?

I don't know because a lot of times when people post this stuff,

they actually want to tell people where they are.

Like, hey, I've got the Grand Canyon.

Look at my photo of the Grand Canyon.

So, I actually have a picture that was posted on Facebook.

I would love to do the geotag off.

I cannot figure out how to do that, but what about that?

Yeah, I know how to.

Um, it was on our, uh, Stegonography show.

How to do that stuff.

Yeah, I know.

I, I, I, I get lost in the computer talk.

Um, okay.

So, when you're, when you're surfing Facebook or, or X or whatever, uh, take note of people's

usernames, right?

Because the name that they use for the username, uh, is often searchable.

Right.

So, if you, if you have your real name up there,

that's an addition to the username.

That's, that's two different things.

Uh, emails, those are searchable birthdays.

That's a very important thing to note because people reuse these things all over the place.

Right.

Another thing you want to do is go through friend lists.

So, if you are searching for Jim Bob, uh, look at Jim's Bob friends list,

because you never knew who might be in there.

Yeah.

Uh, the connections you can find, flow through.

Um, now, there's a lot of weird network effects in the way this stuff works.

So, if you, if you note like mathematically, there will, there will usually be like 10%

of people that have a shitload of friends, right?

Right.

And like most other people only have a couple of friends.

Okay.

So, what you want to do is find those nexuses, right?

Find these people that have a shitload of friends and then go to their friends list

and then like find, you can scroll through and find who you're looking for.

I used to play a game on Facebook before they, before the game everybody,

the, or before everybody started locking their prayer files down.

Yeah.

I would just have a random name in.

Yeah.

And then I would start going to their friends list and clicking on their friends list

and see how many, how many spots of separation we have to be able to be a true friend.

Yeah.

You should get with a 10 or 12.

There's actually programs that do that for you too.

Uh, I would just, or, um, the other thing.

Cables out or something.

Uh, you know, you can get work history, like people say,

oh, I got a new job and so and so, like look through their posts.

They might say that stuff.

Where they've been, where they used to live, who they used to date, all that kind of stuff.

They, they all, it's all up there for free.

People don't usually scrub their history.

Um, so another thing you can do, uh, is you'd search engines intelligently.

So a lot of people don't know this, but there's special characters you can type in on a lot

of search engines that will modify the search.

So for example, uh, Google is the, is the prime example of this because they do all the features.

So if you put the word, if you put the plus character,

yeah, it will guarantee that that word must be in the results.

Oh, okay.

Because a lot of times you'll, you'll type in a phrase and like it doesn't include your phrase.

Yeah, because like the first result, oh my God, this is what I'm looking for.

And then go, excludes two or three more words.

I'm like, ah, shit.

But so if you put the plus next to a word, it will always guarantee that that word's in there.

Uh, now if you put quotes around a phrase, it will search for that phrase.

Yeah, they're not the, not the, not the components of the phrase.

That's what I knew.

Yeah.

Um, you can do, you could do a minus, which will say, don't include this word.

Anything that has this word, ignore it.

I like that one.

Because, um, so a lot of times, especially if you're searching for people

and someone shares a name with a famous person, right?

Like you want to, like for example, someone was searching for me, uh, through our X account.

And apparently I have the same name as a guy in a band.

Okay.

And the band's called the monks.

So if you're looking for me, you want to actually put minus monks.

So now none of the searches relate to that guy show up, right?

Uh, you can do site limiting.

So you can say site colon and then the websites.

And now all the results will be on that website only.

So you want to learn all these things.

And there's a, I don't know how to get to it exactly, but Google has like the full

details on how to do all this stuff, all the special characters.

So yeah, you want to like search for that username that you recorded,

search for that email, search for his phone number, and make sure you do exact max searches.

You could restrict searches to cities or locations, right?

You could say only Las Vegas, only Chicago.

Now do you put any special characters when you do that?

Um, well, put use the plus or use the quotes.

Yeah.

And then like you can use combined info in intelligent ways.

So make sure you're doing that.

So, uh, right, put someone's real name and their username,

or put someone's real name and their birthday.

And that narrows it down to that person in case there's shared names or all sorts of weird bullshit.

archive.org is another thing you want to look at.

So archive.org, what they do is every time interval, they take a snapshot of a website.

Yeah.

And they take everything, right?

Yeah.

No, I was, yeah.

So now if that website, if the owner of that website deletes something,

it's still up on archive.org.

It doesn't, yeah, it doesn't delete that.

So if someone runs a website that has info on somebody or something,

and maybe they delete old posts because, you know, you don't want to store data forever,

you can go find that stuff on archive.org.

And it is searchable.

So the search is not great, but it is doable.

I think it was twice.

Yeah.

Learn how their search works.

And like when someone tweets something or posts something on X or Facebook,

get an archive link yourself.

So you can tell archive, hey, go archive this.

And then if they delete it, you have evidence that they actually did it.

They're ex tweets or their tweets.

Politicians.

Oh, they said some stupid or they had pictures they want to get off with.

Yeah.

With Diddy or absolutely.

Yeah.

Okay.

Yep.

Just check it.

So business searches.

Most governments require all businesses to have registration info.

So you can go search that info or go down to the government office.

They handles it.

Maybe the clerk or whoever the fuck like asked them, you know,

I need to search it on this business.

So that you can get a lot of info from that, like who runs the business.

Yeah.

You know, is this Joe Biden's secret shell corporation, all that kind of stuff.

Now, every publicly traded corporation has to disclose their executive board,

their financial statements and a whole shit of other stuff.

And that's all public.

So you can go to their website.

You'll be able to find it there, read through it all,

and get a lot of the info you need from there.

So a freedom of information act.

And I'm going to do a future episode on just this.

Oh, cool.

But I'm just going to give you the quick rundown.

Freedom of Information Act will give you things like criminal records,

civil trials, any government affiliations.

Have you ever done a FOIA before?

So I've tried to and I don't want to get into the whole thing

because I want to save the episode for that.

But.

No, this was a Henderson police.

We actually were very, well, I told you that story, didn't I?

Yeah, you told the story on the show.

But Henderson is very good about it.

But I'll give them credit.

Your biggest is not.

I might do that next week.

I might do it next week.

So stay tuned next week if you want to get more info

on Freedom of Information Act.

So map websites and not just Google.

There's a lot of good map sites out there.

There's one, there's like Open Street Map.

There's D Flack and I want to do a future episode on these things too.

Because map stuff can just go on forever.

There's a ton of info.

Is there more than sites Google that use the government satellites

to get the mapping stuff?

That's what Google does.

I'm pretty sure because that's all public.

That's actually unencrypted data and you could do that yourself.

Okay.

So if you have a satellite dish

and you figure out where their satellite is in the sky,

you could get that image.

Well, no, because Google's in NGO, they're not government organizations.

They had special permission to use the military grade mapping system,

which maybe I'll sleep by now.

I don't know.

But yeah, that's why their mapping system was actually pretty good for a while.

Interesting.

So but they tracked the fact.

You can get GIS info on map on certain map sites.

And like this will tell you what's a public right of way,

what's public property versus private property.

And that's going to be important to

something important.

Besides if you want to do certain things.

So again, you can get addresses in nearby landmarks

and that can help you track someone down.

Like if someone posted a photo

and they had a McDonald's sign in the background,

right, like you can maybe narrow down where that location is

based on that McDonald's sign and map websites.

Dark Web and also leaks.

So there's data that gets leaked on the dark web.

Okay.

You can find a lot of info on this.

I know I talked on the episode a couple of while ago

about the MPD leak.

Okay.

Which had everyone's social security number

and address history and all that shit.

And that was legit.

So if you can get a hold of these leaks,

you can get info on people, right?

Cryptocurrency.

So almost everything other than Monero can be traced.

So if you're trading Bitcoin, Bitcoin cash,

Litecoin, Solana, all these fucking nonsense things.

Every trade you make is on the public blockchain

and anyone can figure out what money came in

and what money went out.

Okay.

Right?

So if you can learn somebody's Bitcoin address,

for example, you can trace that all the way back in time

and figure out who they buy and sell with,

what their income is, what their net worth is.

So learn how to do this stuff.

Use the Explorer tools for all these crypto chains

and be comfortable with it.

Figure out how to trace crypto transactions.

You can learn a lot from that.

Okay.

And there's one website where all this info

and a shitload more can be found.

It's called osintframework.com.

Okay.

And I'm going to have a link to it on the website.

And it just gives you all the rundown of the steps you want

to take based on what you're searching for,

who you're searching for, all that kind of stuff.

So yeah, you should be able to use the knowledge gain

to solve our Monero challenge and do anything else

that you want to do with that info.

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

Now, that's not like my name.

I was even at the hot tub store.

I bought a hot tub like three or four years ago.

Yeah.

And I went there to buy a part for it,

but I didn't bring the model number.

It was all just looking up.

I go, last thing's Morgan, right?

He's like, dude, I got like six pages of it.

It's a fucking tiny little hot tub store in Vegas.

Yeah.

So I, my mind is just flooded with idiots.

I mean, I don't know.

Oh, you know, you can legally change your name too.

So like if I want to, I could be Ron Morgan.

Well, you should get buried in the Internet service.

And you, and you go up like three levels of awesomeness.

So you're, I mean, you're a, so you're a crypto guy.

Yeah.

And you just brought that up, but you had mentioned

some cryptocurrencies, but I think you left one off.

Oh yeah.

Lowish coin.

Butt coin.

Butt coin.

Have you heard about this?

Yeah.

Okay.

Fart coin.

There's all bunch of, there makes me laugh.

Fucking stupid.

It's butt.

It's butt fart, penis.

All those words make me laugh.

And one thing I did miss with the fake fog.

No, no, no, there's a patent on fake fog.

It's a, that's a patent number right there.

You the stuff they put in movies, you mean?

No, no, no, no.

About prison, you know, faking, making fake shit.

And I'm telling you, they're trying to seed.

I'm telling you, they're trying to fucking seed.

Oh my God.

We'll see.

You know, you seed first and then Bill Gates

comes through with his hurricane bus.

Mer, mer.

And that's where it goes.

So, you know, that's, that's being stupid.

So I'm going to do another training one on, on welding.

It was a request to do it.

I, I have welded.

I just don't do it a lot.

I sweat, pipe together and braze.

So sweating is, is joining copper pipes together.

And brazing is joining copper pipes together for AC units

because the free-on runs out of higher pressure.

So you got to use a better metal to bond it together.

You can't, I, I have seen the issues solder

when they're trying to braze.

I think it's going to hold.

It's not going to hold.

But what, what we didn't find out is what the purpose

of the, what welding they wanted to do.

Because welding has so many different varieties in a, in a,

in a home, there's not a whole lot of uses for welding.

I mean, unless you're fixing like metal furniture,

a metal fence, or you want to make the, or you have the,

the grates over your windows and you can, you, you can well

drone together.

I don't know.

I think one of the U-Haul trucks just blew up.

I've got, I've got, sorry.

I got three U-Haul trucks parked outside my house,

all within like a quarter of a block.

And they've been there for like five days and nobody

that ever knows who's they are.

So I used to assume that they're going to blow the U-Hauls up

while David and I are in here to try to kill us.

I mean, that's just the most logical, that's Octom's razor right there.

What's the most obvious solution?

They're trying to kill me.

Because we, we've tapped into something that they don't want us to know about.

So, so, but with, you know, with welding, welding can be a lot of fun.

It can be used for industrial purposes, military stuff, and even art.

I mean, maybe somebody wants to talk about the art, but you just got to know what kind of

welding you want to do.

You got, you got MagTig, stick and flux.

This I actually looked up.

I've only, I mainly deal with Mag and Tig when I have done it.

And I've been, I had a friend of mine teaching me how to do it

where I was building one of my trikes.

But I mean, for, for, for welding, the best I can say is kind of like just go online

and find out what your purpose is.

And then kind of go from there.

Yeah, it's just you're joining two pieces of metal, whether it be for art or for,

I mean, or maybe you want to build your own Tesla truck.

I don't know.

No, it's just, I don't know.

It's, so it's, it's kind of hard for me to break it down.

One, because I'm not real knowledgeable on it, but I also do know about it.

Trying to see what else is here.

You know, sort of like a specific kind of torch that is good.

Well, it's, it's, so it's Mag and Tig and it's all that stuff kind of comes into play.

Some has got gas, some doesn't.

Some, like I mainly do wire fed, but I have done it.

And that's just a machine that's, you just kind of puts the wire out and you just kind of like do it.

You know, and there's, there is, there is a, there's definitely a talent to it.

It's funny.

Welding is one of the things that comes up a lot.

They're like, well, we want to pay well over 15 bucks an hour.

Or, you know, they would do like a real shitty well, well, that's your fucking well for 15

dollars an hour.

If you want this, well, this is more like 45 or 50 and it's really nice and tight and pretty.

You know, you kind of grind it a little bit, smooth it out.

You know, you could, if you're doing car repairs, you use welding to, well, in the old days,

when we actually had metal on cars.

Yeah, you know, they, even the metal cars aren't real metal.

So, running for office, I wanted to,

The bodies aren't metal.

Well, no, but like two years ago, two and a half years ago, when the first time I ran for

office, I wanted to get, I wanted to get magic science from my Jeep.

And he goes, oh, I'm glad you brought your car in with you.

I need to see if the magnet sticks to it.

I go, dude, it's a Jeep.

The magic's gonna stick to it.

It's, you know, he's like, let's go out there.

Sure, nothing goes on there.

It's just slides to the floor.

But you knock on it, it sounds, it feels like metal.

So it's, it's a version of metal, like pop metal.

It's just like,

Could be like aluminum, or it's not magnetic or,

Yeah, no, that's a pop metal.

It makes a bunch of different metals together and it ain't really that strong,

which kind of questions Jeep right now.

But most of my Jeeps are old, so they're steel.

Yeah.

Yeah, so it's just, well, it's something that takes some time to learn,

but it's actually kind of fun.

I mean, if you want to do an art project, just, well, yeah,

so you can just buy a cheap wall or go to a state sale or a flea market,

pick one up and play with it.

Understand though, you got gloves are important, the mask with the,

these you don't want to burn your eyeballs up.

Here we go, Ron, the advocating mask again.

Yeah, no.

And it's just, there's a lot of stuff you can do with it,

but understand the safety precautions because

well, they can kind of fuck you up if you don't know what you're doing.

And that's why the few times I have wallet,

I've had a friend that knows what they're doing with me

to kind of make sure I'm doing it right.

But I mean, and honestly, just go, I mean,

there's artists making tons of money, just welding shit together.

And in some kind of like thing, and they call it something and people like,

Oh my God, that's beautiful.

But I mean, in all seriousness, my grandfather used to work on a plastics

factory back in the 70s.

And the machines would discharge like the leftover plastic and just into a blob.

Yeah.

He was some as grouch though.

People would eat that shit up.

Oh, this looks like cousin Bob.

Well, like what the fuck is cousin Bob look like?

But I mean, it's, but it's, I mean, so people buy weird shit.

So if you want to just play around, I recommend starting that.

Like what I taught a person how to, how to sweat pipe.

I'm like, well, here's some copper, here's some fittings.

Tell them what the preparation is, how you got to prep it and how you got to do it.

With, with sweating.

So it's just, it's really easy.

You clean it, flux it and then and sorry with the, but with the,

when you join the two pieces of copper pipe together,

you have a fitting that's holding them together.

You heat the fitting and it sucks in the solder.

So it's that simple.

And that's, that is for home repairs.

You can do it for home repairs a lot, even though they're kind of getting away from copper now,

which is still weird to me.

Um, I mean, copper is like the perfect metal for water.

Well, it's expensive.

Well, but it creates a barrier between the metal and the water.

It's expensive.

It's better than pecs.

I'm, I'm trying to get to like pecs.

I just pecs in the new plastic pipe.

Well, it's been out for a while.

It's just, it's, um, brazing is kind of cool because you can, like,

you can control the brazing with the, with the torch and it follows the heat.

That's always kind of fun.

But yeah, just, I mean, I would recommend playing with it.

You could buy a cheap welder.

Again, learn the safety precautions, learn the preparation and just learn.

Um, you might become a famous artist.

I don't know.

Maybe I might.

Maybe they could make a canary in the cage.

A cage for us.

Oh, an actual like, like full on like caveman cage.

Yeah.

They actually use instead of that one that I bought in the antique store and painted black

because it was like yellow.

I'm like, I'm not having a yellow cage.

Oh, we're tough.

We're, we're men.

We need black.

That means, uh, um, there was a friend of mine from back in the days of the black guy

and he was making a post about racism and he put the white egg, the beige egg and the

darker brown egg.

And then the post below was all three yolks looking the same.

Yeah.

And he goes, see racism, stupid or something like that.

I go, huh, I expected one of the yolks be bigger.

God.

Hey, he understands me.

He understands that.

It's just, it's all for fun.

Um, yeah, I think that, I mean, we're at an hour 15.

That's not bad.

Um, yeah.

Well, and actually if you got any, uh, questions you have about something that you

can learn from, you've got a computer guy and a home guy.

Um, you know, like, so I can learn about stuff.

I don't know about it, but I have a basic knowledge of most everything at this point.

Um, cause I'm old and I like to tell stories.

Um, so yeah, just sit as a message.

Let's know what you want to talk about and we'll figure it out.

Cool.

See you next week.

Have a good, have a good new year and see you next week.

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