Explicit The Canary in the Cage Episode 25 - DEXes, Navigation Outside the City
Ep. 25

The Canary in the Cage Episode 25 - DEXes, Navigation Outside the City

Episode description

DEXes, Navigation Outside the City

00:00:00 - 00:02:27 Monero giveaway results

00:02:27 - 00:04:26 Dina Titus violating our First Amendment Rights

00:04:26 - 00:08:26 Biden dons a Trump hat

00:08:26 - 00:09:55 Trump sentencing postponed again

00:09:55 - 00:11:59 Debate whistleblower?

00:11:59 - 00:20:53 First presidential debate recap

00:20:53 - 00:24:38 Haitians eating cats?

00:24:38 - 00:34:33 Election integrity

00:34:33 - 00:39:59 First Amendment under attack

00:39:59 - 00:51:37 Movie remakes and reboots

00:51:37 - 01:12:37 Random noise

01:12:37 - 01:22:14 Dave talks about DEXes

01:22:14 - 01:27:27 Ron talks about navigation outside the city

Resources discussed on the show:

Bisq (https://bisq.network), a p2p trading app that supports many cryptocurrencies including Monero. Haveno-Reto (https://github.com/retoaccess1/haveno-reto), a working fork of Haveno with active trading. Basicswap (https://basicswapdex.com/), a crypto-only DEX built around atomic swaps. Serai (https://serai.exchange/), (UNRELEASED) liquidity pool based DEX.

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0:00

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

0:15

Dave Havlicek. We're here to entertain you, educate you, and hopefully make you laugh.

0:19

So Dave, any Monero news?

0:21

Yes, there is. So last week, we had that donation come in from Fiat Demise, and no one met the

0:27

challenge, so that rolled over to this week. And we got a second donation.

0:31

No way!

0:32

From Ann Annamush.

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Ann Annamush. I can't do it. My brain doesn't work that way.

0:41

Anonymous.

0:41

Wait, hold on. Could be Putin?

0:45

Well, I don't know.

0:47

I don't think you're Putin. We're good.

0:49

Thank you.

0:50

Yeah took me a while to figure that out too.

0:51

I know.

0:51

Yeah, thanks.

0:52

I know. You know, it's a, no, say the word quickly or look at the picture of your eyes,

0:57

blur. You know that shit works out for me ever.

0:59

So that was 0.03. So the total with those two donations plus our 0.01 comes to about

1:05

0.069 and some change.

1:07

Which is how much Monero?

1:08

I think it's like 12 bucks.

1:10

Oh, we might be rich if no one wins. And we keep collecting all this stuff.

1:15

And the manero keeps going up.

1:17

We'll just make the challenges harder.

1:18

We might be millions of millions of dollars. We might be millionaires.

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And we don't even know it.

1:21

Yeah, but we did give this one away. So almagest in the chat room.

1:25

Okay.

1:26

He got the secret word.

1:27

No.

1:28

Yep. So he got 0.069 and change.

1:30

But that means you listened.

1:32

There you go.

1:33

I love the fact that someone listened to the whole show or at least halfway through the show.

1:38

Yeah.

1:38

Well, we'll get another secret word out today unless you have a better challenge, which I

1:42

didn't think about that.

1:42

I had a busy week for me.

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I got this year.

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I'm getting into it.

1:48

But like on Tuesday, I get to go fight with the car dealership.

1:51

Nice.

1:52

I love fight with car dealerships.

1:54

No, they replaced a part of my car that didn't even be replaced.

1:57

Oh, well, yeah.

1:58

They were doing a part to try to fix an issue that they've used their research fairly further.

2:01

Did you bring the car?

2:02

Did your wife bring the car?

2:03

Well, I know I did because I had to be towed in because it overheated.

2:06

Well, I'm surprised they tried to pull that on you.

2:09

Um, I it's not that I think they went after me.

2:12

I think they didn't know what to do.

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So they just want to be parts changes into the problem got fixed and it didn't fix problem.

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And it's the other part and it costs $2,500.

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And I'm going to go fight for every fucking dollar they owe me.

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So enough about that.

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So well, I have some news.

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Oh, yeah.

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Related to the podcast.

2:32

What's that?

2:33

So here in Nevada, we have a congresswoman named Dina Titus.

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And I'm running against her for Nevada CD1.

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OK.

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Congress.

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Yeah.

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And I'm very vocal critic of her on our Twitter.

2:44

Wait, wait, you're a vocal critic.

2:46

Yeah.

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How?

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Why?

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You're so, you know, your demeanor is very like subduing to mine.

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I'm different online.

2:54

Oh, OK.

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You're OK.

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I'm so like when you guys see us tweets and like someone's just calling someone

2:59

to retard over and over again, that's me.

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And then like Ron does most of the like retweeting of posts and stuff.

3:05

Just stuff I want to talk about.

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No.

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So like I followed her on Twitter and I put the little bell on so I get a notification

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whenever she tweets.

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That's how you do that.

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I would instantly reply to her calling out her bullshit.

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Right.

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Well, guess what she did?

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She blocked because I heard about it.

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I heard that.

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She blocked us on Twitter and that's illegal, my friend.

3:24

What?

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How's it illegal?

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Because she's a public employee.

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She's a public employee.

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That's her government Twitter account.

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That's not her personal one.

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And there was already a lawsuit about this in 2019 against Donald Trump.

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Well, no, but Trump is always guilty when Democrats aren't.

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Well, hey, if the precedent is set, dude, so Trump blocked people on Twitter

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and he got sued and he lost.

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So he had to unblock them.

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So, you know, I've thrown it out to a couple of lawyers

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and it's mostly like Google lawyers.

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You actually called lawyers.

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I didn't call them.

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I sent emails.

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I'm going to start calling because they don't fucking reply.

3:57

Yeah.

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But if any of our listeners, if you know any good civil rights lawyers,

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hook them up and I will take this all the way.

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We're going to get out of here.

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In any case, it's going to be multi-millionaires

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because of our donations and the increase of Monero.

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Plus we're suing a politician.

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There you go.

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That's going to work out well for us.

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Oh, by the way, we are very happy with our lives.

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We are not suicidal.

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So if we suicide ourselves, it wasn't us.

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Yeah.

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I'm just saying.

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So it's very possible.

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I don't know if this has ever happened before.

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What's that?

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We have a coup inside of a coup.

4:30

Oh, OK.

4:31

We might have a coup inside of a coup.

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Who's couping who?

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Well, so who's...

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So the Democrat parties threw Biden out illegally

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and pretty harsh.

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So that was the first coup.

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OK.

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So now Biden has responded.

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He went to a fundraiser with, I believe, Harris was there.

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Not like she was at the transfer from the soldiers coming...

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the deceased soldiers coming home from Afghanistan.

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She was not there like she said she was.

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She was busy at the border.

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Yeah, and Biden kept checking his watch.

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It's 236, motherfucker.

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No, that was the father of one of the sons.

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He got a little pissed off about it.

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I supported him 100%.

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So Biden, and I believe Harris was there.

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I don't know if...

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I don't know if Biden's emotional support animal was with her.

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Oh, I'm sorry.

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Mickey Mouse hands.

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Oh, him.

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Yeah, yeah.

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That's apparently her emotional support animal.

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Well, you said Biden's emotional support.

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Oh, Harris is...

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See, I'm...

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I was thinking about Biden's dog who has mysteriously gone missing.

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And bit so many people.

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Yeah, nobody's heard from the dog since.

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I would have taken the dog.

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I know how to raise dogs.

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No way.

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Oh, we're getting there.

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Trust me, we're getting there.

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No, so Biden was at a campaign event for Harris, I believe.

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And they walked into a room full of Trump supporters.

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And I don't mean like, oh, they might be Trump supporters.

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I'm talking about hats and shirts and chants.

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And Biden walked up to a tip.

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Now, I will give Biden credit on this one.

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He was, we'll say coherent.

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Well, he's been on vacation, so maybe he's...

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Yeah, he's rested.

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Because somebody goes, do you even know who you are?

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And he's like, no, no.

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And then he started going back at him with age jokes.

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So they were talking about age and who's whatever.

6:24

But the one dude gave him a Trump hat.

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Yeah, I saw that one.

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And he put it on.

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So is this him, Sage and a coup?

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I think he doesn't know what's on the hat.

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I mean, you've got Cheney, the RINO Cheney,

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who is an evil, disgusting person

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who claims to be a Republican,

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probably is because most Republicans suck.

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He's endorsed Harris.

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So...

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Well, I thought he said I'm not voting for Trump.

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He didn't say he's voting for Trump.

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Oh, I believe him and Taylor Swift.

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Oh, well, yeah, that's a two peas in a pod right there.

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Oh, I'd love to see them on stage together.

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I mean, wait, so, so, so,

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I gotta give him a Taylor Swift thing in a second.

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It's an old joke, but it's gotta be said.

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So, Biden puts on a Trump hat.

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Yeah.

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Now, I don't think he did it ironically

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because he was joking about it.

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He's like, oh, you want me to sign this?

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No, I'll put on a Trump hat.

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So we're looking at a possible Biden endorsement of Trump.

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I'm at no age.

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Hey, we got the picture.

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Like Dan Bongino says, some bides and snapshots.

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We got the fucking killer of the snapshots.

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No, I mean, okay, you won't.

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No, no, this shit's a trope.

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Yeah, I know, but like, well, okay, it's not like a coup,

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but it could be him like jabbing them for like,

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hey, look, you fuck me over.

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Yeah, but-

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I can do something too, you know what I mean?

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But does that sound cool?

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We have a, we have a fuck you inside of a coup?

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No, we have a coup inside of a coup.

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He's not couping though.

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We don't know what's he gonna do tomorrow.

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He has nobody in his camp.

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He's his wife.

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Oh, no, no, she's abandoned him already

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because she realizes he can't give,

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he can't give her any power to murder.

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So she's just, Dr. Jill Biden has bailed on her husband.

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Kind of sort of maybe I don't really know,

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don't sue me please.

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So, because we only have $12 in Monero,

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we may have more coming in.

8:22

Oh, it's gone.

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So we have nothing.

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We got nothing.

8:25

You want my bills?

8:26

Take my bills.

8:28

Oh shit, so where are we at here?

8:30

Well, we made some predictions last week

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about what might happen during or after the debate.

8:36

Okay.

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And actually both of us were wrong.

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We neither of us guessed this one.

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What's that?

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So Trump, so what I said was,

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if Trump does well, then they'll sentence him to prison.

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And if Trump does poorly, then they'll leave him alone.

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Well, no, Machan's already said he's not gonna,

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he's not gonna.

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That's the thing, that's what neither of us

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predicted this one where he's now moved the sentencing

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until after the election.

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I've predicted that.

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You didn't predict that.

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I'm gonna be convicted.

9:06

Well, you predicted he's not gonna be convicted.

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And Machan just keeps moving down the,

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because they, no, I'm not fucking Machan.

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Let that son of a bitch do your fucking job.

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Either sentence him or get the fuck off the pot

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and let him go.

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Because we know you are.

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We know you're gonna let him go.

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If it's gonna happen after the election,

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then it's gonna depend on who wins, right?

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Oh yes, he wins.

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He gets sentenced to jail.

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And he can't immune himself because of the state charge.

9:30

Well, is it a state charge?

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Yes.

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Is it?

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Yes, for New York, yeah.

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But those all expired through immunity.

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No.

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You know, they did.

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No, they didn't.

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They were all.

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That's what he's supposed to be talking about.

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See, we don't even know what the charges are.

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We're like, will he be put to jail for charges?

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I don't know.

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Dave doesn't know.

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Oh, they're just,

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they wanted the convicted felon charge.

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So.

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I don't know.

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It hasn't helped him.

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So, let's, well, okay.

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Before we get into the debate,

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I'm gonna say, I'm gonna do a little pre-story

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to kind of set up the debate.

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So, it's very possible.

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We got a whistleblower.

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For what?

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For.

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Oh, the debate.

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Yep.

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Yeah, I saw that.

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I don't know, man.

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Like, if you had that info,

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why didn't you come out before the debate?

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No, so what he said is,

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he has got lawyers in line to protect everybody involved

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and he will release it by the end of the week.

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That is tomorrow.

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So I'm not saying, well, in the next like six months,

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he said tomorrow.

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Why not release it Monday?

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Because they want to protect themselves.

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Right, but just release it Monday.

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Just let it out.

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She's got the questions, everybody.

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It's a fake debate, everybody.

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This is all bullshit.

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Maybe the whistleblowers didn't come forward.

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That's what I'm saying, this is all bullshit.

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Well, maybe you needed to wait.

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Who knows?

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You don't have, oh my God.

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He said tomorrow.

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He said tomorrow.

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I don't know.

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I'm not, I don't know.

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This is always bullshit.

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No matter which side it happens to.

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No, no, no.

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No, no, no.

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Because Hillary Clinton,

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Hillary Clinton without a doubt got questions at a time.

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Because Donna Bash,

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she worked for the DNC.

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But that wasn't like a whistleblower.

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That was.

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Right, they caught her.

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So what if we actually have a whistleblower?

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Well, but I'm saying like if you have.

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He said tomorrow.

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If you have receipts.

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He said.

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Do it fucking before the debate.

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Stop waiting.

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He heard.

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Everybody does this and it's always bullshit.

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I'm so sick of it.

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If you are a whistleblower,

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we'll see.

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Get the info out now before we.

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No, no.

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We'll make it do something about it.

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No, see, that's where you're wrong.

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If you're a whistleblower

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against the Republicans for the Democrat,

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you do it now.

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It doesn't matter.

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Because you're saying, no,

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if you're a whistleblower against the Democrat party,

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protect yourself first.

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Get your lawyers in line.

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You don't need to get lawyers get on the dark web,

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release the info.

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Oh, the dark.

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On the dark web.

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That's why it exists.

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Yeah, but don't want to.

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Go ahead of time when we can use it.

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Because now it's fucking useless.

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There's nothing you can do.

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The debate happened.

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Everybody saw what they saw.

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Nothing's going to change.

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I don't know.

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If we find, if we can prove this,

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she got the questions ahead of time.

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It doesn't matter because that info

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won't get out to the people that need it.

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So we have not had this discussion yet.

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Who won the debate?

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Oh, Harris did.

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Absolutely.

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Really?

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No, no, no, no, no.

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No, no, no, no.

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Oh, okay.

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You're going to qualify.

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I'm going to qualify because the moderators

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were way unfair.

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No, forget about the moderators.

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Trump Harris.

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That matters.

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No, no, we'll get into that in a few minutes as well.

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I'm saying Trump and Harris.

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Just from a perspective of just watching what they said

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and not evaluating what they said

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and watching how they handled themselves.

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How they reacted to each other she destroyed him.

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So what did you learn about Harris?

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Nothing.

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Wait, but she won the debate.

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Yeah.

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Did she?

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What did I learn about Trump?

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Nothing.

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No, he's already said what his policies are

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and what he did when he was president before.

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Right, but that's what the debate's about.

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He said he's going to continue his.

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I understand.

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That's not what the debate is about.

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Well, oh, so in a debate, you can lie.

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Yes.

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No, see, that's bullshit.

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You had Harris, very possibly, and I will,

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I'll get more into this and I can prove it

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I'll bring it up next week.

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Head over a hundred lies.

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They both lied a lot.

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I wasn't going to keep it going.

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No, no, no, no, no.

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Because of fact checkers nail Trump every time he,

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they think he lied.

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Well, okay, that's possible.

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That might be true.

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But they were wrong in a lot of their assertions.

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They were wrong on some of them.

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Trump is a blowhard.

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Trump is obnoxious.

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And he was, I don't know what he was on that debate.

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There was some tiredness or some issues.

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What up?

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Maybe he lost his ability to debate.

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Maybe it, maybe it is age thing.

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So like they prepped her very well.

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They prepped her like they knew,

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they knew how Trump would react.

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They said, hook him with the rallies.

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But they prepped him with her knowing the questions.

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Well, it's a question for obvious.

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The questions were obvious regardless.

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I mean like, oh, they knew they were going to talk

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about abortion.

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What was the question on the border security?

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Oh, this, I don't remember the specific question.

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Oh, there was no question on border security.

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Yeah, they did.

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They had a different order.

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No, no, Trump brought it up.

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I thought.

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No, Trump brought it up.

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How about questions on the economy?

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Wait, no, Trump brought that up too.

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No.

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Trump missed a lot of opportunities to fucking nail her.

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Yeah.

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But it was.

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But like he tried to find, she had a canned response for it.

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Whether it was bullshit or not.

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No, no, actually, actually the,

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the, what do you call them?

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What's the fucking name?

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The two people sitting in the table.

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The moderators nailed Trump.

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And then they would rephrase the question, two hairs.

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Like the, like the one question that I'm like, Oh my God,

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this is amazing.

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We're going to hear the answer.

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And they go, Oh, you flip flopped a lot

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in the last couple of weeks.

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Can you explain that?

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Well, no, it was more than one thing.

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Guns, fracking.

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There's a lot.

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And by the way, she's a gun owner.

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Yeah.

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Show me a fucking gun and tell me about it.

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But no, so she goes, she was asked about her flip flop.

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And she goes, Oh, thank you for asking that question.

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I really want to answer this question.

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And she never fucking answered it.

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She went on some tirade about her being raised,

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poor middle class in her father and mother

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were fucking professors in colleges.

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So she's not raised poor.

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And the funniest memes I saw was Ronald McDonald

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on the phone.

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I told you, we have no record of her working here.

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She never worked at McDonald's people.

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She lied about it.

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Look it up.

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I'm not saying that Dave's not saying that the mainstream

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media is actually saying it.

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And the memes are saying it.

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So let's go ahead and just jump right into the animal eating

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set.

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If you, so here's the thing, like most people are going to watch

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the debate and then, and then leave, right?

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They're not going to think about what they saw.

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They're not going to fact check on their own.

15:35

So like just on those grounds, she did wait.

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Like she was the whole time.

15:39

Who went up in the poll?

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Who went up in the poll?

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She did.

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Why don't we poll?

15:41

No, she did not.

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I don't know.

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New York Times said junk.

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But the betting market, she went way up.

15:45

No.

15:45

Is there both of them in betting market?

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Because the one I'm watching, there was no change.

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I'm watching betting markets.

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Which one?

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I don't know.

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I mean, I.

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Use predictit.

15:53

She went way up with that.

15:54

But she came back down yesterday.

15:56

So I don't know if something happened or like if the money

16:00

just normalized.

16:01

Up and down.

16:01

So where's the head?

16:02

She's ahead in the betting markets.

16:04

Yes.

16:04

Oh, bet Trump, dude.

16:05

Yeah.

16:06

We'll go ahead and put your money down.

16:08

Well, we're going to get in that in a few minutes too.

16:10

But no, like he, he lost his cool a couple of times.

16:14

Well, he took bait.

16:15

That's the, that's the real.

16:16

He took bait.

16:17

So like, I don't think he lost his cool.

16:18

Yeah.

16:19

Yeah.

16:19

Everyone leaves his rallies early and like he spent fucking

16:22

30 seconds because everybody stays in my rallies.

16:25

We have the best rallies of all.

16:26

So, okay.

16:28

No, no, no, no.

16:29

I gotta give credit.

16:30

I'm not giving credit to Harris on this one, but I'm going to

16:33

give credit to whoever wrote that question.

16:35

You were genius.

16:37

Cause that motherfucker can't not go, oh, my rallies are great.

16:42

People don't leave.

16:43

You knew he was going to be, he, he took the bait, went down

16:46

that rabbit hole.

16:47

That one was, that was a point Harris.

16:49

I, but it wasn't Harris.

16:51

It was Hoover rotor.

16:52

Like, you know, if you, if you like, let it sink in for a day

16:55

and then you go research, oh, it's like everything she said was

16:58

a lie.

16:58

It's all bullshit.

16:59

Well, there was a lot of lies.

17:01

It was polished bullshit.

17:02

It was polished lies.

17:03

So, so, so if you looked at, have you looked into like the,

17:08

the whole makeup of the debate?

17:10

What do you mean?

17:10

Well, just like how, because we know the moderators were,

17:14

Oh yeah, they were not biased.

17:15

Do you know who the female moderator was?

17:17

I don't know.

17:18

I forget her name, but guess who she is?

17:21

A, a sorority sister to me, Harris.

17:23

So the, maybe she was Kamala's pick and the other guy was Trump's

17:28

pick, right?

17:28

Is that, is that, that guy wasn't pro Trump either.

17:31

They, they kept calling him out on, they basically called him out

17:34

on stuff.

17:34

He said that was true.

17:35

Yeah.

17:36

They called her lie.

17:37

Mr. President, you falsely claimed that blah, blah, blah, blah,

17:40

blah, blah, right?

17:41

That's not a question.

17:43

She made false claims about nine, nine, nine, about January six.

17:46

Yeah.

17:46

She made false claims.

17:47

She did the blood bath thing.

17:49

The fine people thing.

17:50

Yep.

17:50

She did over and over and over.

17:51

Yeah.

17:52

The suckers and losers things.

17:53

Yeah.

17:53

They didn't call her out once.

17:54

Right.

17:55

So, so you can say she won, but it was the moderators on her side

18:00

because part of this whistleblower complaint is they told her,

18:04

we will not call you out on your lies.

18:06

Go ahead.

18:07

Now, thank God for X cause we had fact checkers on X and they did

18:11

their fucking job.

18:13

So I don't know.

18:15

Um, Trump did not have his best night.

18:19

But if you added it's closing statement into it, I don't even remember

18:23

that.

18:23

Well, I was, I was too out of it by that.

18:24

And so we're a lot of, at one point, I believe he said, go back to the

18:28

White House at four PM and wake up Joe Biden.

18:32

So, so that is funny.

18:34

He had a good one liner.

18:36

Yeah.

18:36

He has, she never did because they weren't programmed into her.

18:39

But then she also like what was like really good is that she didn't react

18:44

to them the way like, cause Hillary.

18:46

No, she did react.

18:47

No, no, no.

18:48

She did it not verbally.

18:49

Well, okay.

18:50

But you can read the body language like, like, I mean, what was this?

18:54

Yeah.

18:55

I mean, I don't, I don't understand Hillary.

18:56

Hillary took the bait on those.

18:58

Yeah.

18:58

Right.

18:58

And she didn't, which like, that's how you defeat that.

19:01

No, I agree.

19:02

They, they, they learned what he was going to do.

19:04

But I mean, I don't even know what this is.

19:07

I don't think he prepped it.

19:08

What was, but she's your winner.

19:11

She's your pick.

19:12

But I'm not saying like she was great.

19:13

I'm just saying she did better.

19:16

They prepped her.

19:17

In the eyes of the public, she did way better.

19:19

No, she didn't because she, she, she lost in the polls.

19:22

The New York times said Trump went up 2% and she went down 2%.

19:27

He's leading with independent voters.

19:30

So, I mean, number wise, I think he won.

19:35

I agree with you.

19:36

He did not have a great showing that night.

19:39

The showing was, whether he was tired, whether he just lost it.

19:44

I don't think he's lost it.

19:45

Yeah.

19:45

He's so pretty sharp.

19:46

I mean, how he's going to be here in Vegas tomorrow night.

19:49

He was here last week.

19:50

Oh, he was.

19:51

I did advance was here last week with the Mickey Mouse hands.

19:55

Ah, yeah.

19:55

Look at this.

19:56

Which party will win predicted 57 cents on the Democrats?

20:01

Look, they're, they're strong.

20:02

It's on my work computer, which one I'm going to, but I didn't, I didn't.

20:05

Now do that move since the debate.

20:07

Yes.

20:08

Look right here.

20:09

This is high volume.

20:10

That's the debate.

20:11

And like Trump went down and she, she kind of hovered even this.

20:15

I don't know.

20:16

I mean, the fact that the moderators and Harris is going up to Trump and they

20:20

didn't play here fair.

20:21

So you can't win if you cheat.

20:23

Well, no, of course.

20:24

And, and the fact that she had a personal, well, who owns ABC?

20:29

Oh, fuck if I know, isn't it Disney?

20:31

Yeah.

20:32

Uh, how's, how does Mickey Mouse feel about Trump?

20:36

Oh wait.

20:37

So we had, so, so Trump truly went into the lion's den.

20:41

Yeah.

20:42

Okay.

20:43

So he did not have the best night.

20:45

Cause I, I'm not going to lie.

20:46

I was not happy with it, but he got his zingers in.

20:49

He got a bunch of points across.

20:51

And I guess we got it.

20:53

We got to talk about this.

20:55

Are they eating cat dogs and cats in Springfield?

20:58

Um, I'm going to go with no.

20:59

So, so you're taking the government side on this.

21:02

Well, hold on.

21:03

I posted this on our Twitter after the debate.

21:05

Yeah.

21:05

And I'm like, they faked this story just so that Trump would pick up on it.

21:12

Possible.

21:13

And then they could embarrass him by saying that's not,

21:15

but they really, well, okay.

21:16

So they said it's not true, but they also said that the numerous cops were

21:20

killed on January 6th.

21:21

So we already know what we heard there.

21:23

It was kind of a whimsical little conspiracy theory.

21:26

It wasn't like a serious.

21:27

So, so, but no, no, no, no, this is actually important to me because, because

21:31

people have went to city council meetings on video and said they're eating our

21:35

pets or eating our dogs or eating our geese.

21:37

No, what they said, they said, well, okay.

21:38

So there's, there's separate things going on.

21:40

There's a couple of good ones.

21:40

So, so they are taking public ducks and geese and, and eating those.

21:46

Okay.

21:47

That, that's true.

21:48

Okay.

21:49

We have pictures of that.

21:50

We have like actual pictures and video of that.

21:52

Um, the cat thing, we have a woman that was arrested for eating a cat.

21:57

She was an Ohio resident.

21:58

But yeah, she was an American.

22:00

Um, and I think mentally, mentally, yeah, it's fine.

22:05

And then there's always everywhere in the country, people are going to say, oh,

22:08

my cat went missing.

22:09

Probably that immigrant guy that ate it.

22:11

You know, like that's all, but you have no evidence.

22:12

Fair enough.

22:13

They did a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode of that where the Korean bookie,

22:16

like they thought the dog.

22:18

So, so I think, I believe it is happening to some extent.

22:23

And you know, and that's fine.

22:25

Right.

22:25

Yeah.

22:25

We'll never know the truth cause the media lies.

22:27

And the only reason I believe it's sort of happening is cause the media say,

22:31

and it's not happening because I don't believe what the media says.

22:34

That's, that's the problem.

22:35

But it's weird that you're taking the government side in this, which is cool.

22:38

I mean, you are because I mean, you're the government, the governments are saying

22:42

it's not happening.

22:43

The citizens are saying, are saying it's happening.

22:45

You and I are not there.

22:46

We're not there.

22:47

The citizens are not saying it's happening.

22:49

They're saying my cat's missing.

22:50

No, no, they're going to town council meetings.

22:53

They have no evidence that anyone ate the cat.

22:55

Okay.

22:55

All of a sudden, no, a whole bunch of cats and dogs are missing.

22:58

I don't know.

22:58

I don't think all of a sudden.

22:59

But, but honestly, I'll agree with you that it's, it's a distraction issue.

23:04

Oh yeah, for sure.

23:05

Well, though, like, so I didn't look into this Ohio town.

23:09

What is it like 30,000 residents or something?

23:12

Small.

23:12

And then they brought in 20,000 Haitians.

23:15

And like, is it some kind of factory town or something when they open up a factory

23:18

or like, what's the story here?

23:20

Um, so today is September 12th.

23:24

Yeah.

23:25

Um, the election is less than 60 days away.

23:29

Okay.

23:29

Sure.

23:30

November or something.

23:30

So maybe they're filling up Ohio and Pennsylvania.

23:33

Okay.

23:33

So Harris, first of all, Harris can't win.

23:36

It's too obvious.

23:37

Really?

23:38

No, no, no, no, listen.

23:38

Really?

23:39

82 million is not.

23:41

Okay.

23:41

If you're going to bring in 20,000 Haitians to illegally vote, you're not going to

23:46

stuff them on small town.

23:47

It's not one town.

23:48

You're going to put them in cities.

23:48

It's not one town.

23:50

No, no, no, no, because traditionally big cities go Democrat, go blue.

23:55

So you fill the small towns to go make this really, really.

24:01

Yes.

24:01

So you want after going through 2020,

24:04

dude, it's way too.

24:05

I like, plus the, so they, okay.

24:08

Okay.

24:09

And in a town like that, it's all Republican poll watchers and shit.

24:12

Like they're not going to have those people vote.

24:13

So they're going to say your Haitian, you can't vote.

24:16

Well, but they have, they have the right to vote though.

24:18

Well, they don't.

24:18

I don't know about Ohio.

24:20

Pennsylvania has given all their illegals driver's license and they have a right

24:23

to vote.

24:24

Only that's a separate thing.

24:25

No, they don't have the right to vote.

24:26

Yes.

24:27

In Pennsylvania.

24:27

Yes, they do.

24:28

So some states have said you can vote in local elections, but they still

24:31

can't vote in federal elections.

24:32

That in Pennsylvania, that is not true.

24:35

100% true.

24:36

Okay.

24:36

Well, I guess we'll have to bring the facts next week then.

24:38

Um, but I don't believe Harris can win at all because she's extremely

24:43

unlikable and Mickey Mouse.

24:44

No, no, I'm, I'm, I'm going somewhere.

24:46

Mickey Mouse hands just, I mean, it's not that he's unlikely.

24:50

So basically someone posted a meme of him and I believe it wasn't AI created.

24:54

It was him carrying the gun.

24:55

Okay.

24:56

For deer hunting.

24:57

Yeah.

24:58

It was a, so I'm not, I'm not a hunter.

25:01

But they're like, no, that's a quail gun.

25:03

You can't deal with that gun.

25:05

Now I'm going to go ahead and assume it's true because the picture looked normal.

25:08

And, but I want to see their guns.

25:12

I don't know.

25:12

I want to see their guns.

25:13

But, but, but I don't see it.

25:15

I want them to tell me what kind of bullets going in.

25:17

And that actually that would, but no, I just, I don't know.

25:21

I don't think Harris can win because no, it's going to have to be 400 million

25:27

votes in a fair election.

25:30

She can't win.

25:31

Now are they going to cheat?

25:33

I don't, it's kind of like they're setting it up.

25:35

But if she loses Pennsylvania, Ohio, or both swing states, they tend to go together.

25:41

Okay.

25:41

They tend to go red or blue together.

25:44

So, so I think they're trying to, Harris cannot win without Pennsylvania and

25:49

potentially Ohio.

25:50

She can't.

25:51

The math does not work out because, because I truly don't believe Georgia is

25:54

going in that direction at all.

25:56

North Carolina has been going red a lot lately.

25:59

So I don't believe she can win without Pennsylvania and Ohio.

26:02

Okay.

26:03

So the fact they're packing and JD Vance is from Ohio.

26:06

Yeah.

26:07

So they're packing these small towns with Haitians.

26:10

Yeah.

26:10

But like, I just, I imagine you're, you're some rural bumfuck Ohio, you know,

26:17

townsperson where you know everybody, right?

26:19

They all know each other.

26:20

And like you go to, you go to your booth on voting day and like you're the,

26:24

you're the pull watcher or you're the guy that hands out the ballots, whatever.

26:28

And like there's a line of Haitians.

26:30

But if they have, no, no, if they're on the voter roll, they have every right to vote.

26:34

They can't be, they're not citizens.

26:36

Dude, unfortunately.

26:38

Okay.

26:39

No, they're not, they're, they're illegals.

26:41

They're not refugees.

26:41

No, no, those guys are specifically are refugees.

26:43

I don't know about the other cities and other towns, but then the people in this

26:46

town of Ohio, that those are refugees.

26:48

Those are all legal.

26:49

So when 25,000 Haitians crashed the Mexican border, they were all refugees?

26:54

Is that where they came from?

26:55

Mexico?

26:56

They came from Mexico?

26:56

I don't know.

26:57

I don't know who's in Ohio.

26:59

Yeah.

26:59

I'm saying 25,000 people came across the, the Texas border that were not refugees.

27:06

Okay.

27:07

But that's not those that we're talking about.

27:08

But they were Haitian.

27:09

Okay.

27:09

So there's lots of Haitians.

27:12

Well, yeah, because town are refugees.

27:14

Like they have refugee status.

27:16

Well, whether you agree with it or not, like, no, no, no, if they have, if they

27:19

truly have refugee status, I would, I need to, I need to, I need to look into that.

27:24

Um, no, that's fine.

27:25

I'll look into it afterwards.

27:26

Cause I mean, we're, they can't, they can't vote.

27:28

They don't, they don't have to do it.

27:29

Illegals are voting throughout this country.

27:32

Okay.

27:32

Illegal.

27:33

What's the safe act?

27:34

And two, what's the safe act?

27:36

All about trying to make you prove that you can vote.

27:39

It's proved that it says, uh, uh, illegals cannot vote.

27:43

But it's already illegal.

27:45

But yet they are.

27:46

It happened in 2020 as well.

27:48

Laws doesn't change anything.

27:49

Right.

27:50

Like murder is illegal.

27:52

And it murders still happens.

27:54

Oh, so let's pass another law that's saying murder is double illegal.

27:56

No.

27:58

So, just enforce the first law.

27:59

Okay.

27:59

So we'll see in November, if counties in Ohio that always went red, yeah, if they

28:07

go blue, are you going to question that?

28:09

Well, no, it's, it's not that one little town.

28:12

There's numerous towns in Ohio.

28:15

Because we know exactly who came here.

28:17

Okay.

28:17

Fine.

28:17

Well, we'll see what's, what's spring in felt, Ohio.

28:20

I do not know what county they're in.

28:21

You can read that out.

28:22

Um, and I will guarantee that county's always voted red.

28:26

I'm sure it has.

28:27

Well, right.

28:27

Because it's Ohio.

28:28

It's not, it's not near Cincinnati.

28:29

It's not in the Cleveland.

28:30

Uh, it's called Clark counties, surprisingly.

28:32

Clark County.

28:34

Oh, they're definitely going to cheat.

28:35

It's Clark County.

28:37

So, okay.

28:38

So yeah, this is very rural.

28:39

It's definitely a red county.

28:41

Uh, yeah, they're not that far from Columbus though.

28:43

They will, um, uh, I'm not sure.

28:46

Isn't it going to be over in the center here?

28:47

Well, no, Cincinnati's down here and Columbus is a couple of

28:50

counties all right.

28:51

Well, yeah.

28:52

So like usually these kind of places have the voter, um, info on their websites.

28:56

Right.

28:56

So we'll, we'll keep a track.

28:57

So if they go blue, I think.

29:01

And it was, okay, if they go blue, we're going to, we're going to

29:04

some red or blue.

29:05

We will have the total numbers.

29:07

So we know there's like 50,000 people before the Asians came in.

29:11

So if the votes are like 62,000, that doesn't happen in 2020 though.

29:16

Uh, not in this.

29:17

Not in a, not in a large number, but there were counties in Michigan and

29:21

Wisconsin that more people voted than were on the register.

29:24

Right.

29:26

More people voted than were on the register.

29:27

Right.

29:29

Okay.

29:30

So something with a foot in Michigan.

29:33

Okay.

29:33

I'm not denying that, but like, again, this is bumfuck red county, Ohio, where

29:37

like everyone knows everyone's name.

29:39

It's not that easy to pull this off there.

29:42

Well, I will say tonight, I will pull the records from the county website.

29:46

We'll see.

29:46

Assuming they have the fucking, you know, the electronic ones rather than, oh,

29:49

you got to call up.

29:50

Well, no, but the curly red right there.

29:52

So it may take a few weeks afterwards to actually see it.

29:55

And that's pretend the numbers.

29:56

Well, here's the, here's the problem though.

30:00

Now that we're talking about it, the Harris campaign is, is obviously watching us.

30:05

Well, I mean, Putin's giving us money, we think.

30:08

And, uh, so you know, the government's watching us.

30:11

So they're going to be like, Oh, no, no, pull the plug on Harris County,

30:13

Clark County, Ohio, pull the plug, Canadian the cage.

30:16

They get, they figured it out.

30:18

Well, I went and looked at a bunch of counties after 2020.

30:20

Cause like, I wanted to see these Michigan and Wisconsin and all this shit for myself.

30:25

Uh, so I found out that a lot of the county websites, they have an election

30:28

section and like you just download CSV or XML or however they have it.

30:33

And I can, I read programs that can parse through that and then give you the

30:36

tolls myself and look through myself.

30:37

Okay.

30:38

So if they have this, then it'll be super easy.

30:40

So in Michigan, they did not keep their ballots, which they're required to do.

30:45

And in Wisconsin, they approved that over 200,000 ballots were illegally filled out,

30:49

uh, from the election head of elections out of Milwaukee, um, which both were

30:56

overturned both states, Georgia, their liberty, 300,000 ballots short, per a

31:01

judge's order, and that would have put Trump in the victory.

31:06

So let's just say again, something was afoot in those three states.

31:10

Right.

31:12

Yeah.

31:12

There's no question about that.

31:13

I'm just saying, well, this county, I don't think you're going to see any

31:15

crazy shit.

31:16

There was massive voter fraud in 2020 and there's going to be massive

31:20

voter fraud now.

31:20

I don't, I didn't only pick like blue counties in Wisconsin, I picked random

31:23

right counties and they all looked fine.

31:25

So there's, there's something, uh, in statistics called Benford's law.

31:30

Okay.

31:30

And it's a way of detecting cheating, uh, in like accounting forms.

31:35

Sure.

31:35

Or tests or whatever you, and the way it works is when you have, you look at the

31:41

last digit of the count and you'll, you're more likely to see the number one

31:48

followed by two, followed by three, followed by four all the way down.

31:51

And there's a statistical, uh, graph that these numbers should follow.

31:56

And like if the data is legit, they'll follow that graph fairly closely.

32:01

Right.

32:01

Uh, and if they're not legit, then you're going to see all these goofy spikes.

32:04

Like why is the number four showing up too often?

32:06

Well, you're, maybe you're cheating and it's not a guarantee you're cheating.

32:09

Right.

32:09

No, no, but it's based on historical reference.

32:12

I'm fine with that.

32:13

I pulled all these counties, uh, and this is on my GitHub account.

32:15

Actually, if you, if you want, if you pop in the chat room and ask, I'll give

32:18

you the link.

32:19

Um, I pulled a bunch of red counties.

32:20

I put a bunch of blue counties and, uh, 2016 and 2020, just, just, you know,

32:27

it took more data, more data is good.

32:29

So Trump's numbers pretty much follow the pattern.

32:32

Yeah.

32:33

They go down the curve, like that you expect.

32:35

And I looked at Joe Jorgensen as well in, uh, Gary Johnson, because, you know,

32:39

more than better and they follow the pattern and then they got very few votes.

32:43

So they don't follow it perfectly.

32:45

Right.

32:45

Cause there's, you know, there's more noise in the data.

32:47

Yeah.

32:48

And then you look at both Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden and it's just this big

32:53

spiky mess.

32:54

Okay.

32:54

So you, so they follow it.

32:56

And but, but, oh, so like in the blue counties, they do that, but in the red

33:00

counties, all of them follow the pattern.

33:02

Right.

33:03

So like the red counties weren't fucking around.

33:05

Right.

33:05

And the blue counties were, there was something was causing this spike to happen.

33:09

Yeah.

33:09

So are you, are you more on the camp now?

33:12

Cause you weren't before 2020 being compromised.

33:15

No, I've always said it's compromised.

33:17

I said, I said, you and Charles kind of, no, no, no, no, I said it's compromised,

33:21

but we can't guarantee that the compromising is what turned the election.

33:27

So if you look, if you look at Michigan, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and Georgia,

33:32

and I've proven in those three cases, they cannot produce the balance.

33:36

They said they can produce.

33:37

Right.

33:38

Trump would have won if those unproducible ballots.

33:41

Well, how would you know that if you haven't produced the ballots?

33:44

Well, why can't you produce the ballots?

33:45

Well, but I'm saying, how would you know Trump would have won if the ballots are

33:48

not there?

33:48

Because the number of ballots that are missing are, are, are enough to overturn the election.

33:54

Right.

33:55

Right.

33:55

So if they go towards Trump, but you don't know that they went towards Trump.

33:58

No, that's true.

33:59

But what if you swipe multiple ballots for Biden?

34:02

Of course they do that.

34:02

No, but so, but the reality is who was more than likely to hide ballots and try to,

34:09

to create a smoke screen.

34:11

I'm not saying I'm not just speaking.

34:12

Yeah, I agree.

34:12

I understand.

34:13

I guess I, I truly believe, well, one, historically speaking, never in a presidential

34:19

election, and this even going back to George Washington, because they do it in

34:22

pencil, has a line everywhere straight up on a graph report.

34:26

Right.

34:27

The same thing happened in, uh,

34:28

Venezuela.

34:29

Yeah.

34:30

Weird.

34:31

And our CIA is not involved in that either.

34:34

Let's talk about NGOs getting involved with a shut-in.

34:38

Sounds like fun.

34:39

Yeah.

34:40

Lockheed Martin.

34:41

Oh, okay.

34:42

I, uh, I had some family members work there.

34:45

I tried to convince me to work there.

34:46

Really?

34:47

Yeah.

34:47

And you said no on principal or no one?

34:51

Um, at first it was more like, cause I've been, he's been pestering me for my whole

34:57

life, essentially.

34:58

Um, so at first it was like, yeah, I like where I'm working.

35:01

I like to do the city life in Chicago.

35:03

Yeah.

35:04

But as I grew older, I'm like, fuck, no, I'm not working for no fucking Lockheed

35:08

Martin.

35:08

Are you nuts?

35:10

Oh, my uncle was a mechanic there and he's just on commercial airplanes.

35:13

So he wasn't one of the dickheads.

35:15

You know what I mean?

35:15

So they've been now hired by the federal government, which now shocker, they

35:19

hire them all the time to do some weird shit, to, uh, detect and defeat misinformation.

35:26

Oh, what the fuck would Lockheed Martin know about misinformation?

35:29

They make airplanes.

35:30

If they based it on the fact of the media being the reference, we're all kind of fucked.

35:36

Guys circular, right?

35:37

They're, it's misinformation because ABC says so because Lockheed says so because ABC

35:42

says so because Wikipedia says so.

35:44

And Wikipedia got it from the New York times and they got it from ABC.

35:47

So do, do, to detect and, um, defeat misinformation.

35:52

So what would be another word for that?

35:56

Violated our first amendment rights.

35:58

That's what's several words.

36:00

Is it more than one word?

36:01

Yeah.

36:02

I see.

36:02

I look at that.

36:03

I was like, we the people, I think it's one big word because it's a big thing.

36:08

Whatever.

36:09

So they're going to tell me what I can say.

36:14

Um, no, they're not going to tell you what you can say.

36:16

They're just going to punish you for saying it.

36:19

Oh, great.

36:20

I'm going to get some idiots.

36:21

I'm nerd from Lockheed Martin.

36:24

Yeah.

36:24

I don't know his questions.

36:25

I'm not the government asshole.

36:27

I don't care.

36:28

Even better.

36:29

So, so here, let me give you some lead.

36:31

Um, no, I'm not doing that.

36:34

Uh, no, I just, I find that odd that, um, they're hiring NGOs to monitor our speech.

36:42

Well, so like they're not legally allowed to do it.

36:46

Oh, wait.

36:47

And private companies are.

36:49

So they somehow think if we hire the private company to do it, that doesn't

36:53

hold a fuck.

36:54

We actually agree on something.

36:56

This might be historical data.

36:58

They've always made this argument in court and it's always been bullshit.

37:01

Yeah.

37:01

His courts have rejected it every single time.

37:04

We didn't keep doing it.

37:05

That was, that was before COVID.

37:09

All right.

37:09

Was that for COVID too?

37:11

No, they've, they've always, they've always.

37:12

Shit's kind of changed after COVID, dude.

37:14

No, the courts have always come around.

37:17

Like, so the problem is that the courts are.

37:18

You have faith in the courts.

37:20

It's not faith.

37:21

It's like objectively, they have made the right decision more often than not.

37:25

And oh, I disagree wholeheartedly with that.

37:27

No, no, no, no.

37:27

Since 2020.

37:28

Oh, that's fine.

37:29

The problem is they take years, right?

37:32

Okay.

37:33

If I'm abusing your rights now, like Dina Titus is blocking us on Twitter now.

37:38

Oh, the courts will fix it in two years.

37:40

Oh, so we're making our millions for at least two years.

37:42

Right.

37:43

Well, you're socket listeners.

37:45

This is what you get for two years.

37:46

The election is in November.

37:48

So even if they, even if Dina Titus has to pay me a payout in two years,

37:52

she's already cheated the election.

37:55

Oh, so fucking matter.

37:57

So to me, it's not about the money.

37:59

I don't want her money.

38:00

I want a public apology and an unblock.

38:03

That's what I want.

38:04

All right, there you go.

38:05

If any money comes through, it goes to my lawyers.

38:07

I will take zero dollars.

38:08

Okay.

38:10

What's your odds?

38:12

In winning a court, I would win for sure.

38:14

It's a slam dunk.

38:15

What's your odds going to court?

38:17

So like, here's the thing.

38:19

Like I said, I've taught, I've contacted a couple of lawyers over email.

38:23

They don't seem to get to their fucking email.

38:24

So I'm going to start calling them over the next week.

38:26

And if nobody wants to call me or call me back or talk to me or whatever,

38:30

I might just file a pro se lawsuit.

38:32

I'll do myself.

38:33

There you go.

38:33

Fuck.

38:34

It's not that hard.

38:34

It's a slam dunk case.

38:35

We have recent precedent.

38:38

I mean, like I have nothing to lose, right?

38:41

Sure.

38:43

So yeah, look forward to that.

38:44

The Canary in the Cage is something to lose.

38:46

Well, you might get us press though.

38:48

Yes.

38:49

We might get more listeners.

38:50

Yes.

38:51

Holy shit.

38:52

Imagine if the Las Vegas

38:53

review journal.

38:54

Oh, fuck them.

38:55

What's that with the story?

38:56

Dude.

38:57

Democrat congresswoman being sued by libertarians.

39:00

Two years ago, I did like a 30 minute interview with them.

39:04

Yeah.

39:04

Sent them pictures.

39:05

Yeah.

39:05

Just like their request.

39:06

Yeah.

39:07

Never published the article.

39:10

All right.

39:10

So I did, I went in and took pictures with them, but they didn't ask for, uh,

39:13

they were supposed to send me a package for the, for the, yeah.

39:16

We're, we're libertarians.

39:17

We're ignored.

39:18

Whatever.

39:19

Yeah.

39:19

Fuck those.

39:19

No one answers their email.

39:20

So I'm going to start calling.

39:21

I fucking hate talking on the phone like a teenage girl.

39:24

I'm gonna have to, you know.

39:26

Yeah.

39:28

Oh, I'll keep that info up to date for sure.

39:30

I'll make a website for it.

39:31

Okay.

39:31

Oh, I hope you do.

39:35

Oh, where are we at now?

39:37

Um, so we kind of discussed the debate.

39:41

I don't know.

39:41

I guess are we covered?

39:43

We covered the full debate.

39:44

You think she won?

39:45

I think, I think he played out better under the whole picture because he was fighting,

39:51

uh, multiple people.

39:52

Um, but I do admit he had a bad night.

39:55

Um, so I don't know if this is important or not.

39:59

I know it's not political, but every once in a while we'd like to break up non-political shit.

40:03

Guess what movie's coming back.

40:05

Um, Beetlejuice?

40:07

Oh, Beetlejuice already did.

40:08

And I believe Michael Keaton's actually Beetlejuice.

40:10

That's awesome.

40:11

Yeah.

40:11

Uh, no.

40:12

They brought back a lot of actors.

40:13

They brought back, uh, Winona Ryder, and Catherine O'Hara was in it.

40:16

Okay.

40:17

So now I gotta watch the movie.

40:18

The father wasn't in it.

40:20

Yeah.

40:20

Do you know what happened with him?

40:22

Did he die?

40:23

No.

40:23

You don't know this story?

40:24

No.

40:24

Shit.

40:25

What do you got?

40:25

Remember who the father was in the original movie?

40:27

I don't remember the actor's name, but I mean, I, he was a, not a, not a big actor anyway.

40:33

Uh, no.

40:33

And so he was also the principal in Ferris Bueller's Day off.

40:36

Oh, shit.

40:37

You're right.

40:38

His name was Jeffrey Jones.

40:39

He was on Roseanne too.

40:41

And he's a pedophile.

40:44

He's a pedo?

40:45

Yes.

40:45

Oh, California, uh, sex, uh, offender search type in Jeffrey Jones.

40:52

And it's not pretty.

40:53

So he is not working as an actor.

40:56

And yeah, he was not invited by the bed.

40:58

But Harvey Weinstein's getting over the same thing.

41:00

That's not pedophile.

41:01

That's, that's the adult woman.

41:03

Oh, okay.

41:04

Well, we're talking like eight year olds here.

41:06

No shit.

41:07

Look it up.

41:08

All right.

41:09

No, I'm tired.

41:10

I can't see it for this one.

41:11

So no, no, yeah, they brought back a lot of the original actors.

41:13

It was pretty, I mean, I didn't watch it.

41:15

I'm not going to watch it, but I like when they do that.

41:17

But I think you might watch this one.

41:19

Oh yeah.

41:20

What's that?

41:20

Uh, Goonies.

41:22

Really?

41:22

They're bringing back the original actors.

41:23

I don't think I want to watch that.

41:24

Really?

41:25

Because Goonies, Goonies never die.

41:28

I know, but they're going to ruin it.

41:30

They're going to come on, man.

41:31

Sean Aston.

41:32

So he's a fucking dickhead now.

41:35

And, um, don't do a.

41:37

I loved you and Rudy, dude.

41:38

Is Corey Feldman even around?

41:40

I mean, he's still alive.

41:42

I mean, the other Corey died.

41:44

Yeah, Corey Haim died, but Feldman, I mean, as long as Charlie

41:47

Sheen's dick's not in his ass.

41:48

And Chunks.

41:49

Oh wait, sorry.

41:50

Don't sue me.

41:51

Didn't Chunks stop like leave the acting world?

41:53

I don't think he's an actor anymore.

41:54

Well, but I mean, hey, are you going to get Josh Brolin?

41:56

Like, what's he going to do?

41:57

Like, you want to pay a day?

41:58

You know, Josh Brolin's in a, oh shit, he's on a Netflix episode.

42:02

That's kind of like a twin, twin peaks, weird.

42:05

Uh, what is that?

42:06

Oh, they're a supernatural.

42:08

I know I'm trying.

42:09

I'm trying to.

42:09

Well, I know they're going to get data because like, I don't know

42:11

if you followed his story, but like he, he did the Goonies and he did, um, Indiana

42:16

Jones and Temple of Doom.

42:17

Okay.

42:18

And then he just disappeared.

42:19

Right.

42:19

He stopped acting.

42:19

He went to like college.

42:20

I think he's like, um, like a math student or something.

42:22

Like a smart college kid.

42:24

And then he came back and like he won an Oscar.

42:27

Well, like a best actor actor.

42:28

Well, there you go.

42:29

For, um, Goonies might be interested.

42:30

Everything everywhere.

42:31

All at once.

42:31

I think.

42:32

So that being said, they remade Roadhouse.

42:35

No, no, no.

42:36

You gotta say.

42:37

I wrote a house from the eighties.

42:40

It's probably one of my favorite movies.

42:43

And it's without a doubt, one of the movies that I've reacted.

42:48

I reacted in my life.

42:51

So there are certain scenes in movies that I find funny.

42:54

And I've spent a career trying to be in a situation where I could react to that

43:00

movie and use the same words and the same verbiage and get away with it.

43:04

Cause it made sense.

43:04

And I've done and wrote a house is probably my number one.

43:06

A movie for doing that.

43:08

Um, I love that movie.

43:10

It wasn't the remake terrible.

43:11

Like the remake was the remake would have been a good movie if it was called

43:15

something else, a bar for the keys.

43:18

Yeah.

43:18

It would have been a great movie.

43:20

Um, although I know, well, cause they have nothing, but what's he, uh,

43:25

Oh shit.

43:25

What's that MMA fighter?

43:26

The real cocky one.

43:28

Uh, Connor McGregor.

43:29

Yeah.

43:29

Connor McGregor is in the movie.

43:31

His opening scene.

43:32

He's literally a walk-a-thru and alley butt naked with his strut.

43:34

I'm like, okay, I'll give you this one.

43:36

That's fucking funny.

43:38

Cause I do like Connor McGregor.

43:39

Um, uh, Jake Gyllenhall, was he the main actor in that one?

43:44

In road house?

43:45

Yeah.

43:45

I have no idea.

43:46

Okay.

43:47

I watched the movie just cause I want to see how bad they butchered.

43:50

And I avoid this stuff like the plague.

43:52

It because road house is one of my favorite movies.

43:55

I had to watch it and it didn't, it didn't line up.

43:59

I don't think anybody said to him, Oh, I thought you'd be bigger.

44:02

I really like Cobra Kai though.

44:04

Cobra Kai's amazing.

44:05

Cobra Kai, now that is, is an amazing episode.

44:10

I love the fact that they, they just carried that story on and

44:15

re-picked it up 20 years later.

44:16

Right.

44:17

That, so I do.

44:18

That is not like 40 years later.

44:20

Oh, I don't care.

44:21

Man, what the fuck?

44:23

Not that old.

44:24

Well, maybe I am.

44:25

Um, yeah, Cobra Kai, I actually dig that one.

44:28

That, well, this, the new release on Netflix, I'm that kind of, I'm not, it's

44:34

that sucker me in right now, but the first couple of episodes is the last.

44:38

Yeah, it should be because it's grown up now.

44:39

And no, but the, the, without a doubt, the first like four or five seasons was amazing.

44:44

Yeah.

44:45

Yeah.

44:45

Go watch that if you haven't watched that.

44:46

Yeah.

44:47

Yeah.

44:47

No, it, it, it stays true to the history of the credit.

44:51

Yeah.

44:51

That's what I'm like.

44:51

It's like, it's, yeah.

44:53

If you're going to bring back an old IP and, you know, for the modern world, you

44:58

need to respect the original work.

45:01

Right.

45:01

Like, so the Star Wars shit.

45:03

Yeah.

45:03

No respect at all.

45:04

Well, yeah.

45:05

Really?

45:05

Yeah.

45:06

They, they ruined Luke Skywalker's whole arc.

45:09

Great.

45:10

The whole point was he was the good guy.

45:12

He was the uncorruptible youth that saved his father.

45:16

Yeah.

45:16

And then, oh, oh, to kill his nephew.

45:18

Okay.

45:19

And now he's a loner off in an island and he doesn't care.

45:21

Like, fuck you.

45:22

Man.

45:23

We gotta bring it up.

45:24

What's that?

45:25

Rest in peace, James Earl Jones.

45:26

Yes, James Earl Jones.

45:27

Cheers, brother.

45:28

You were a great actor in numerous different act, in numerous different

45:31

movies, including Star Wars.

45:32

And he didn't come back for the new ones because that would have been our

45:36

dinner.

45:36

The other things I stopped watching them after marriage strikes back.

45:40

Yeah.

45:40

I finished them out and why?

45:42

Yeah.

45:42

So they're bad.

45:44

So you have to respect the original material.

45:46

Okay.

45:46

So think talking about that, you more than likely didn't watch this sitcom.

45:52

Okay.

45:53

There's one sitcom.

45:55

I wish they would.

45:56

Oh, what is it?

45:56

It's not a remake.

45:57

It would be a, um, what is it called?

46:00

They take a couple of actors out and they put a spin off.

46:04

So is there, is there, in your mind, is there a sitcom from the 90s you'd

46:09

like to see a spin off on?

46:11

Oh man, let's see some from the 90s.

46:14

Uh, home improvement might be a good one.

46:16

Uh, I think it's the 90s.

46:18

Yeah.

46:18

That was 90s.

46:19

No, no, no.

46:19

The one I'm thinking of.

46:20

I'm thinking, um, I mean, they did full house, like the comeback of full house.

46:24

Yeah.

46:24

Yeah.

46:24

Yeah.

46:25

Yeah.

46:25

Uh, Alf was more of the 80s.

46:27

Oh, they even fucking out back right now.

46:31

He eats cats.

46:32

Oh, that's true.

46:33

He needs to be out back right now.

46:35

And he's an alien.

46:36

I know, I know.

46:38

Alf is like, seriously, bring it the fuck back, Hollywood.

46:42

Where are you?

46:43

And, and, and CGI and AI and whatever I, we could have a badass elf.

46:49

Yeah.

46:50

All right.

46:50

No, but there's a movie, there's a TV show that I've watched.

46:52

I love the TV show.

46:54

It, it never did well in ratings.

46:56

I came over called classic.

46:57

Kind of the big, the movie theaters, but in, in, uh, in a video, it did great.

47:03

So this, I've never, never put this before.

47:06

So the spin-off I want to see is from news radio.

47:09

I never watched that one.

47:11

So while Phil Hartman was one of my favorite actors ever, he was killed by his wife midway

47:17

through the, and they brought in John Lovitz, which okay, fine.

47:21

John Lovitz is a friend of Phil Hartman.

47:22

John Lovitz is funny, but that's not what I want to see.

47:25

Yeah.

47:25

It's Joe Rogan.

47:26

He was a hundred?

47:27

Yeah.

47:28

Joe Rogan was the, the maintenance or the electrician engineer.

47:32

Huh.

47:32

He always did like weird shit.

47:34

Like blew up shit and like rigged stuff to make stuff work.

47:37

Oh, oh, don't hit that button.

47:39

We'll blow up, but everything's fine.

47:41

If you don't hit that button, that kind of shit.

47:43

So 20 years later, Joe Rogan would be a conspiracy theorist living in the desert

47:50

doing a podcast and then you get Steven Root.

47:54

Don't spoil too much because I might go legally download this and watch it,

47:58

but it doesn't exist though.

47:59

There's radio.

48:00

No, no, news radio.

48:01

No, oh yeah.

48:01

No, no, you got to watch news radio.

48:02

It was actually good.

48:03

But you find a legal copy at the video store.

48:07

Oh yeah.

48:07

Well, no, thrift stores too.

48:08

They sell legal copies.

48:10

That's what I'm going to do.

48:10

No, but you, okay.

48:11

So if you did, you can't appreciate this if you watch news radio.

48:14

Joe Rogan was like the conspiracy theorist.

48:17

So yeah, you know him and I, those characters, we him and I linked on that alone.

48:21

But, and the fact that I fixed buildings, I do shit like that and he rigged stuff up.

48:26

So Steven Root was Jimmy James.

48:28

Okay.

48:29

So it's, Jimmy James was the millionaire.

48:31

Okay.

48:31

So now it's Jimmy James been the millionaire funding Joe Rogan to be

48:34

conspiracy theorist on a podcast in the desert.

48:37

I mean, seriously, Joe Rogan on a podcast, who would think it?

48:40

That never happened, right?

48:42

But has that ever happened in real life?

48:44

Oh wait, shit.

48:45

He's the number one podcast for the world.

48:48

Who would you get to play Joe Rogan?

48:49

Joe Rogan.

48:51

He's, he's bald.

48:52

I mean, he's like, he's like full on.

48:55

He's going back to the moon being faked.

48:57

He's kind of going back to his roots of this shit being like, what the fuck's going on?

49:01

I'm a Democrat.

49:02

Oh shit.

49:03

I fucked this country.

49:04

I fucked this state up.

49:05

I had to move out of California.

49:07

Maybe I should be a Democrat anymore.

49:09

Asked her being an independent dude.

49:11

I like it.

49:11

Be a libertarian.

49:12

Hey, if you have to be a Republican, I don't care.

49:15

But the reality is he's the, his look.

49:20

Gives him the conspiracy theorist look, you know, and, you know, there could be,

49:24

you can kind of mix in a local bar and bring it like a cheers kind of theme to it

49:29

or a ranch kind of theme to it.

49:31

But then he kind of disappears into his little podcast studio and does this.

49:35

The aliens are coming for his man.

49:37

They're coming.

49:39

Maybe you can cross this over with the Alf.

49:42

Oh shit, Joe Rogan.

49:43

And now, oh, that's a hit.

49:45

Hollywood.

49:46

No, don't listen.

49:47

We're doing this one.

49:49

This is on us.

49:51

Give me Joe Rogan now.

49:55

Hey, Joe Rogan, you had a call from a canary in the cage podcast.

49:58

Yeah.

49:58

Joe Rogan, what the fuck is that?

50:01

But reality seriously, Alf and Joe Rogan.

50:04

Oh dear God.

50:05

Well, no, because it's funny because I thought with it, going back to just the Joe

50:09

Rogan thing, put him in a Pahrump.

50:11

I mean, seriously, is there a more, is there a town more than America that's

50:15

filled with conspiracy theorists?

50:17

I don't know.

50:18

But then you got the area 51, but yeah, but yeah, but the area 51 is desolate.

50:25

Man, there's not, there's like one bar.

50:27

Yeah.

50:27

Roswell is pretty big.

50:28

Although I guess you could.

50:29

Yeah, maybe, maybe, but I think with a prompt because you've got the character

50:33

of actors just from prompt.

50:35

I mean, Jesus Christ, you got to leave from CEOs to fucking sovereign citizens there.

50:41

You could really kind of bring, then you get the Californians there moving in going,

50:44

you can't do that.

50:45

We're like, we've been doing that our whole life.

50:47

Shut the fuck up.

50:48

So, so Joe Rogan, I know you're listening, brother.

50:53

If you listen to the key, if we, you listen to the keyword, we'll send you the

50:55

Monero, you'll win.

50:57

Oh, I gotta, I gotta find that keyword.

50:58

Let me find a keyword.

50:59

So, no, I just thought that would be a cool, that would be a smell.

51:05

I would watch the secret word today will be atomic.

51:08

Ooh, atomic brewing.

51:11

Just atomic.

51:12

Well, there's atomic brewing here in Vegas.

51:14

And they, all their beers are made from the nuclear issues that we,

51:21

you Homer Simpson, I don't know if I can say that word.

51:24

I don't want to care.

51:26

But yeah, no, it's just they have beers based, it's all based on what

51:30

Abel Baker, oh, it's actually Abel Baker's name, the brewery, but it's all

51:34

based on nuclear stuff.

51:36

That's kind of cool.

51:37

And another interesting Nevada, Chicago connection.

51:40

What's that?

51:40

So like, you know, the mafia that came out here is from Chicago, but all

51:45

the nuclear stuff also started in Chicago.

51:48

Really?

51:49

Yeah.

51:49

So the University of Chicago on Garfield Boulevard, you know, they have

51:54

that big, what do you call it, in the center?

51:58

Like the street goes, there's the street on the right and the street on the left.

52:01

And then there's a big island.

52:02

Yeah, like an island or something.

52:03

And it's like a park, like a walkway.

52:04

Yeah.

52:05

That's where the atom was first split by humans.

52:08

Yeah.

52:09

Underneath, underground.

52:10

No, no, there's sort of splitting atoms in, in the Chicago area.

52:15

Well, we have Fermilab.

52:16

Fermilab.

52:16

Fermilab, so it was built after they proved it could work at the University of

52:21

Chicago.

52:22

Yeah, because they apparently have a tunnel that runs like a lot of towns.

52:25

Oh yeah.

52:26

But yeah, so they were doing research at the University of Chicago and they were

52:29

like, well, let's just build a hole, dig a hole in the ground, it was under the

52:33

football field actually.

52:34

And they just saw what they could do and just fucked around and split the first

52:38

atom.

52:39

And they said, maybe you should move this to Fermilab.

52:42

Might be a little dangerous.

52:43

Let's roll up the suburban people versus the rural people.

52:46

I think it was the city people.

52:48

Yeah.

52:48

But then after they got the initial test working, they said, you know, we need

52:51

some, we're to test the bombs and we can't do that in the city.

52:55

So they moved out to the Nevada desert.

52:57

Yeah.

52:58

There, there are pictures of like people at a fast food restaurant with a

53:01

mushroom cloud in the background.

53:03

Everyone's like, oh, that's Photoshop.

53:04

That's Photoshop.

53:05

Like, nope, that's Nevada.

53:07

Welcome to Nevada.

53:08

Come and drink our water.

53:11

So you have a long history of Chicago, Nevada connected.

53:13

So I, I, I moved to Pahrump briefly.

53:15

Yeah.

53:16

And before I moved up there, I wanted to, I kind of did like a deep dive into the,

53:20

the, the, well, so Pahrump used to be his own city.

53:25

Okay.

53:25

It's no longer a city.

53:26

What does it know?

53:27

Well, the arrest, the citizens arrested all their town council, me other.

53:32

No, no.

53:32

So the funny thing is the sheriff went and said, yes, I'll support.

53:36

If you bring them into my department, we will process them.

53:40

So the, the towns, people went through the front door and the back door in the windows.

53:44

The city council, people were just jumping out and running.

53:49

Oh, so it's Pahrump.

53:50

You got to understand, but, oh, you don't run rock video was partially filmed in

53:54

Pahrump.

53:55

No, I want to be a cowboy and get rock.

53:58

He actually has the, the welcome to prompt site is in the video.

54:01

Interesting.

54:02

Um, no.

54:04

So yeah, prompt is, uh, it's no longer a town.

54:06

I'd say a real, a real town now.

54:09

Yeah.

54:09

They, they, they, it's all night kind of sheriff's now.

54:12

Um, but yeah.

54:14

So the, and now the California, they, they want to go back to a town, but they

54:17

don't run out of corrupt.

54:18

That fucking places.

54:19

If you don't like it, why did you move here?

54:23

Stay in California.

54:24

If you like the way they do thing, I don't understand these people.

54:26

Yeah.

54:27

I mean, like parasites.

54:29

Yeah, I will say that's the one thing about Joe Rogan.

54:31

I did, I did appreciate when he said this.

54:33

He goes, listen, he goes, I moved my family.

54:36

Austin, yeah, because of California.

54:38

He goes, I voted the wrong way in California.

54:41

Yeah.

54:41

He goes, we moved, do not vote the same way we moved him.

54:45

If that's true.

54:47

Yeah.

54:47

That's awesome.

54:48

Yeah.

54:49

But yet we got Taylor Swift now coming out in support of, uh, what's her name?

54:54

Harris.

54:55

Oh yeah.

54:55

Harris.

54:56

And, and, and who's the other one?

54:57

The Mickey Mouse hands guy.

54:59

Oh, walls.

55:00

Um, I actually knew their name, but the reality is, I mean, apparently the

55:05

Taylor Swift thing has made an impact.

55:07

Like they're saying 300,000 people are not registered to vote since her.

55:11

I, whether it's true or not, I don't know, but really is it, what is she known for?

55:16

Singing.

55:17

Songs about, um, making bad choices.

55:21

Making bad choices.

55:24

Well, no, I know, but this has been a joke the entire time.

55:27

I mean, even family guy hit on this.

55:29

Like family guy had Chris dating her and they broke up and she did a nasty

55:34

talk about him.

55:36

So this, this has been something that this is not just like a 2024 political thing.

55:40

Taylor Swift makes bad decisions.

55:42

No, this is a life choice that she's made to make bad decisions.

55:46

Now she's dating that football player now.

55:48

So we don't know if we want to make fun of her because it may or he may or may

55:52

not have went back after Elon Musk.

55:54

It might be fake.

55:55

We don't know yet.

55:56

Yeah.

55:56

I saw that.

55:57

Do you see that?

55:57

Yeah.

55:58

So Elon Musk made a kind of understand his comment, but I'll, I'll watch your

56:02

cats.

56:02

I'll give you kids.

56:03

Yeah.

56:04

Yeah.

56:04

I'm sure Elon Musk and his own brain finds that really funny and they're probably

56:08

probably is really funny.

56:09

We just don't get his intelligence.

56:12

But I'm six foot four.

56:13

I could binge you into a pretzel.

56:16

I know.

56:16

I'm a billionaire.

56:17

I know.

56:18

I don't think it's really fake.

56:19

I said that.

56:20

I don't accuse me of saying shit that it's up.

56:22

Whenever somebody posts an image on Twitter and I can't find the original

56:27

tweets, but it was still funny.

56:29

Oh yeah.

56:30

It's kind of like the dogs in the catchy.

56:31

Do you think I don't?

56:32

Yeah.

56:33

I don't know if it's happening or not, but I love the memes.

56:36

Keep them coming.

56:37

Uh, and there's that senator from, ah, shit.

56:40

I didn't write his name.

56:41

That's still, it's still well or st, stay well or whatever.

56:44

He's like, I can't believe they're making memes about people eating cats.

56:48

This is disgusting.

56:49

What does this country come to?

56:51

Fucking find his name.

56:53

So, and send him all your cat dog and duck and bald eagle memes.

56:57

You got.

56:58

He was fake crying.

56:59

Like what the fuck?

57:00

Oh, the Democrats fucking lie.

57:02

And here's the thing.

57:04

If the dog and cat eating thing is a lie and it's fake, but we make, but, but

57:08

movement is made on it and Trump benefits from it.

57:11

Go for it.

57:12

The fucking Democrats are lying.

57:13

Their ass is off.

57:15

I mean, one thing is like, I don't want, so I don't want people to like

57:18

go out and lynch others.

57:19

You know what I mean?

57:20

So like make sure you keep it lighthearted and, and understand that it's a joke.

57:25

True.

57:25

Cause, cause some people are fucking stupid.

57:27

Right.

57:27

They'll see a joke and they went, let's kill them fucking.

57:30

Yeah.

57:30

Yeah.

57:30

Right.

57:31

Don't do that.

57:32

It's all funny.

57:33

It's all fun and games.

57:34

Make the funny memes, not the scary memes where you're threatening people.

57:38

Be funny.

57:39

Cause, uh, if you don't think you're funny, play with it.

57:42

It's fun.

57:43

You might become funny.

57:44

And they'll join.

57:45

See the thing is like the good Haitians, they'll join in with you.

57:49

Brandon, you make them American that way.

57:51

That's how you do that.

57:51

So the good Haitians are they, they're not the cannibals.

57:55

So now we got cannibals.

57:56

Ethically sourced cannibal food or is it?

57:58

But now what, so you're not, if you eat a dog or a cat, you're not a cannibal.

58:02

No.

58:03

But what are you?

58:05

I mean, don't eat a fucking dog.

58:06

I would eat a dog or a cat.

58:07

I don't give a fuck.

58:08

Oh, geez.

58:10

Me just meat, dude.

58:11

I'm not going to eat your dog or cat because that's your property.

58:13

They might dog would eat you.

58:15

But if there's like a stray dog, I don't give a fuck man.

58:17

Who cares?

58:18

Okay.

58:19

This is not a caring, caring the cage sponsorship.

58:21

We do not agree with Dave.

58:22

Dave was on his own.

58:24

Um, all hate mail should be directed to Dave.

58:27

He wants to eat dogs and cats.

58:28

I don't want to eat dogs and cats unless I'm really desperate.

58:32

Well, no, but that ironically is a funny thing.

58:34

I mean, we eat a cow.

58:36

Yeah.

58:36

How far is a cow from a dog?

58:38

It's not that far.

58:38

I know it's all meat.

58:40

But I'm not saying we should eat them.

58:41

I do not encourage that.

58:43

I do not, I do not sponsor that.

58:44

I don't even know what else to say.

58:47

Hate mail goes to Dave.

58:48

Not me.

58:49

Um, cause I love dogs and cats.

58:51

We may have a cat running around.

58:53

I, I hid my cats in my closet.

58:54

They're kind of maybe roaming around here right now.

58:57

I thought I saw a Haitian, dude, location walking down my street.

59:01

So I locked up my, my, my cats.

59:03

Um, not my dogs.

59:05

My, my dogs, they're welcome.

59:09

Oh shit.

59:10

What else we got going on?

59:11

I got a few more things I want to talk about.

59:12

We're like, how many hours in here?

59:14

Oh, what are we at?

59:15

Where are we at here?

59:16

Oh, we're not even an hour yet.

59:18

We're like 30, 50 seconds from an hour.

59:21

Goonies.

59:22

They're talking about that.

59:22

Oh, so this is what I do.

59:24

You want to talk about real quick.

59:25

There is a recall on eggs.

59:26

There's been a recall on Bors head meat.

59:29

Oh, it's, it's killing people guys.

59:31

Get your own gardens, get your own chickens.

59:34

Just saying.

59:35

You should go like farm these geese that are just walking around man.

59:38

They're free geese.

59:38

They killed one of the dudes killed a geese that was the mama of a bunch.

59:42

Like they, they, no, no, the town named that geese.

59:46

Now I get it.

59:47

A geese would probably be really fucking good.

59:50

It's white chicken, turkey, goose.

59:54

Right.

59:54

But it was the mom of a bunch of other small geese.

59:58

The town named it.

59:59

Leave that one alone.

1:00:00

How are we supposed to know?

1:00:01

Like it's not like it's just a fucking goose walking around.

1:00:03

Oh, Jesus Christ.

1:00:05

If you want to protect that goose, like give it a home or something.

1:00:08

Like you can't just have it walking around like every other goose and say,

1:00:10

well, that one's special.

1:00:12

We have to protect that one.

1:00:13

Humans walk around.

1:00:14

I'm not eating them.

1:00:15

Right.

1:00:16

But like, ah, Jesus.

1:00:18

Okay.

1:00:18

Like if you had a pet cow, you wouldn't eat that cow.

1:00:22

But you eat all the other cows.

1:00:24

I would eat that cow.

1:00:25

No, it would be.

1:00:25

I don't, I don't care about a name.

1:00:27

I would name that thing.

1:00:29

I would pet that thing and I eat that thing.

1:00:31

I actually know you, you know the rules to be in a rancher.

1:00:35

No.

1:00:36

Birth the cow.

1:00:36

Yeah.

1:00:37

Feed the cow.

1:00:38

Yeah.

1:00:38

Kill the cow.

1:00:39

Eat the cow.

1:00:40

Right.

1:00:40

It's all you need to do that.

1:00:41

You don't name it.

1:00:42

Don't pet it.

1:00:43

You don't create it.

1:00:43

Sorry.

1:00:44

No, name it.

1:00:45

Pet it.

1:00:45

I don't, that was a simile from the ranch.

1:00:48

That was, he's like, Henry Pete.

1:00:51

So, I thought I found it funny.

1:00:53

So where else we are here?

1:00:55

Government has a possible shutdown coming.

1:00:58

You say that a lot.

1:00:59

I know, but I, but I like it when they shut down.

1:01:01

So have they ever actually shut down?

1:01:03

Yes.

1:01:03

Yes, they have.

1:01:04

I was actually traveling one week when they shut down on

1:01:07

Martin Luther King Day weekend.

1:01:09

I was in LA and I'm like, I'm flying out of LAX.

1:01:11

Well, you know what's funny?

1:01:12

This is going to suck.

1:01:13

Every time there's a shutdown,

1:01:15

we don't notice.

1:01:16

You go to an, well, that too, but you go to a national park.

1:01:20

We're normally, there's nobody there, right?

1:01:21

Right.

1:01:21

You just go and visit the park and see the natural beauty.

1:01:25

But when there's a shutdown, they have an armed guard standing at the entrance.

1:01:31

Saying, sorry folks, the park's closed.

1:01:33

Like John Candy and Wally Wally.

1:01:34

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

1:01:35

But like, if the government shut down,

1:01:38

who's paying him?

1:01:39

Why is there a guy there?

1:01:40

I know.

1:01:41

When normally there's no guy there.

1:01:44

And Congress is paid.

1:01:46

Yeah.

1:01:47

So, no, no, so this is my thing.

1:01:49

Government shuts down.

1:01:50

Good.

1:01:51

I don't know.

1:01:52

Uh, we, I mean, technically, do we have a president?

1:01:56

I mean, he did pop up and make some, talked about some jokes.

1:01:59

Yeah, but he has to do presidential things.

1:02:00

Right.

1:02:01

So we have no president and no Congress.

1:02:03

Yeah.

1:02:04

And will our, will our life be any different?

1:02:07

It'll be better.

1:02:08

Oh, shit.

1:02:10

So why not let him shut down and stay shut down?

1:02:13

He should.

1:02:14

Okay.

1:02:14

If you elect me guys for CD one, I will shut it down every single fucking time.

1:02:19

Okay.

1:02:20

There you go.

1:02:20

If you, yeah.

1:02:21

Okay.

1:02:21

What?

1:02:22

You might, you might be able to convince some other people.

1:02:24

Um, so I think, uh, Ukraine is now bombing.

1:02:32

Is that a Russia?

1:02:33

Uh, they did that for a while.

1:02:35

Yeah.

1:02:35

But, but now we're, they did that without our permission.

1:02:38

Now we're thinking about giving them permission to do that.

1:02:40

Yeah.

1:02:41

That could be a problem.

1:02:43

Um, wait, what month is after September?

1:02:45

Uh, September, October.

1:02:47

So I can't, I can't.

1:02:49

So October and then, and then there's the next month, which is November,

1:02:51

which is the election month.

1:02:53

Yeah.

1:02:53

So in October, weird shit happens on the election season.

1:02:57

That's what they say.

1:02:58

Hmm.

1:02:59

What if that's October surprise people?

1:03:01

Um, Thomas Massey.

1:03:03

Yeah.

1:03:04

Um, so we've talked about this in the past where the, the who is trying to get an

1:03:10

amendment, not an amendment, a treaty passed with our country that they control

1:03:15

right the, uh, the next pandemic.

1:03:17

Right.

1:03:17

So Massey in all that Massey does, we love you brother.

1:03:20

Keep it up.

1:03:21

Um, you're a hillbilly.

1:03:23

Just like some of us.

1:03:24

So keep it up.

1:03:25

Um, he put forth an amendment to tell, well, I'm going to say this in my words and

1:03:29

not his, um, because I don't know what else to do.

1:03:33

Massey put forth an amendment to tell the UN to fuck off.

1:03:37

Um, and they're not, we're not going to let them rule our country.

1:03:40

Uh, take away our God given rights because they are God given rights.

1:03:43

We're born with them.

1:03:45

Um, I did that's really all of the political stories I got.

1:03:50

I mean, it's, you know, it was a slow week with that debate.

1:03:52

Yeah.

1:03:52

The big kind of overshadowing everything and cats and dogs.

1:03:56

But yet, but yet we've got JD Vance versus Mickey Mouse hands coming up.

1:04:03

Now I predicted Trump would destroy Harris and I was wrong.

1:04:07

That the, the destruction never happened.

1:04:10

I still think he, he got more of his policies across and he got more cheap

1:04:15

shots in, which made me laugh.

1:04:17

So I dig that.

1:04:19

Um, I think Vance is going to destroy him.

1:04:22

That'll be interesting one.

1:04:23

Well, okay.

1:04:24

So did you know when Trump said there's post abortion, it was post abortion.

1:04:30

Yes.

1:04:31

Yes.

1:04:31

Yes.

1:04:31

Do you know what one state has post abortion?

1:04:34

I don't fucking pay town.

1:04:35

Give shit.

1:04:36

That'd be Minnesota.

1:04:36

Okay.

1:04:38

It would be where her vice president pick is from.

1:04:40

But yet they said that doesn't exist.

1:04:43

There's a, I was going to, it's another video I was going to show.

1:04:45

We're, we're almost on the edge of being able to post videos.

1:04:47

So I go back, I can cite some of my sources, but yeah, she called a abortion

1:04:52

clinic and she's like, oh, I really need abortion.

1:04:55

I'm, she said, she's like really far along.

1:04:57

I forget it, but it was like way past what most sites would say.

1:05:00

And they're like, Oh yeah, come on in.

1:05:02

We do this and this is how we handle this.

1:05:04

This is what we do.

1:05:05

People, they're, they're killing babies, whether they're in the womb or they're

1:05:07

not in the womb.

1:05:09

Um, again, although, although I don't necessarily have a problem with it cause

1:05:12

I'm for the mindset of you should be able to put your child up to 26.

1:05:17

No, I still believe that.

1:05:19

I mean, seriously, I mean, the kid looks good.

1:05:21

He's cute.

1:05:22

You know, his teeth are coming in like, Oh, he's adorable.

1:05:24

Take pictures of it.

1:05:26

And then he turns into a demon child and then that's shitty adult fucking fucking

1:05:28

abortion, but 25.

1:05:29

I don't give a shit either.

1:05:31

It's just like, be honest, right?

1:05:32

Why are you lying?

1:05:33

Right.

1:05:34

And this one, this like pissed me off about Trump during the debate.

1:05:38

They asked him, would you veto, uh, a, a abortion ban bill?

1:05:43

And he wouldn't fucking answer it.

1:05:44

Well, no, he just fucking come out.

1:05:47

No, no, I thought he answered that.

1:05:49

No, he didn't.

1:05:49

He wouldn't, because even Arizona, when they're going, like he said, it's never

1:05:54

going to happen anyway.

1:05:55

And, and they want to do this.

1:05:58

It's not going to happen.

1:05:59

It doesn't matter.

1:06:00

Dude, just fucking say, you'll veto it.

1:06:02

Yeah.

1:06:02

But, but technically what he did, or if he was the mastermind behind this or

1:06:08

whatever, but what the Supreme Court did, they essentially took it out of the

1:06:12

control of the federal government.

1:06:13

But he has no control over it though.

1:06:15

Yes, he does.

1:06:15

No, out of the states, right?

1:06:17

If Congress passes a law, he has to sign or veto that law.

1:06:23

But this, but it should stay within states, right?

1:06:25

They're better.

1:06:26

No, it should stay there.

1:06:28

But it doesn't matter should or should not.

1:06:30

It's what it is now.

1:06:31

Trump, Trump, the bill is on your desk.

1:06:34

Do you sign it or not?

1:06:35

Leave it as it states right.

1:06:36

I mean, I didn't have to veto.

1:06:38

So then just say, I will.

1:06:39

Yeah, but you can't, you can't say that though.

1:06:42

Well, that's the thing, like grow some balls, dude.

1:06:44

No, it's not growing balls.

1:06:46

It's, it's what they'll do and they'll chop it up and they'll make it look like

1:06:49

he's against abortion.

1:06:50

When he, when Arizona did their abortion ban was no abortion for no reason

1:06:57

whatsoever.

1:06:58

I don't care about rape.

1:06:59

I don't care about it.

1:07:00

And he says, and Trump goes, whoa, that's a bit much guys.

1:07:04

Back that shit down.

1:07:05

So he understands there's a reason for abortion, but it needs to be limited.

1:07:10

But it also needs to be controlled by the state.

1:07:12

If you're going to say it's a state issue, then say, yes, I will veto that.

1:07:15

If it wants to.

1:07:15

No, you can't say that.

1:07:17

He has to say it.

1:07:17

So here's my thing about Harris.

1:07:19

It's beef to not say.

1:07:20

Oh, no, no, I'm waiting.

1:07:21

Okay.

1:07:22

So if this commercial comes out, we'll talk about this.

1:07:25

So the moderators ask Harris.

1:07:28

So over the past few weeks, you flip flopped on some major campaign things.

1:07:35

And it looked weak when she didn't answer.

1:07:37

But she, but hold on.

1:07:38

What was her first words out of her mouth?

1:07:40

I don't even fucking remember.

1:07:41

I would love to answer this question.

1:07:43

Okay.

1:07:43

And then she went on to like grown up with rich parents, but claims she grew up poor.

1:07:48

And then it looked weak.

1:07:49

She never, okay.

1:07:50

So you pay attention, but, but if that sound mic comes out where she's

1:07:55

thinking, I would love to answer that question.

1:07:57

And then that's where it stops.

1:07:59

People are dumb enough to go.

1:08:00

Oh, she answered the question.

1:08:03

She answered the question.

1:08:04

She's, she clearly said right there.

1:08:05

Should I answer the question?

1:08:07

They don't wait for the actual answer.

1:08:08

I don't know.

1:08:10

Trump just fucking answered the question.

1:08:12

Yes, I will veto it.

1:08:13

It belongs to this day.

1:08:14

Dude, no president will ever get elected.

1:08:16

I will veto abortion.

1:08:19

No, try.

1:08:20

Read the, read the room.

1:08:22

You have to read the room.

1:08:23

No, fuck that.

1:08:24

Be principled.

1:08:27

He, he's tried that and they turned it around on him.

1:08:29

Not when abortion he hasn't.

1:08:31

Oh yeah, they have.

1:08:32

They, they, they, the reason in 2022, the major push was abortion.

1:08:37

Um, there's, so, so there's been two leaks out of the Supreme court in its entire history.

1:08:42

Okay.

1:08:43

One in like the early seventies and one like a couple of years ago.

1:08:47

Yeah.

1:08:47

They both were about abortion.

1:08:48

Okay.

1:08:49

They, the only two leaks out of the Supreme court.

1:08:52

It's fine.

1:08:52

So what?

1:08:53

Maybe abortion is a big issue.

1:08:55

I understand, but like, if you're, if you're voting for a candidate based on abortion,

1:09:02

it belongs to the States and all the Republicans agree with me.

1:09:06

People don't understand that.

1:09:07

All the, that's what I used to say.

1:09:08

You don't.

1:09:09

All the Republicans agree with me.

1:09:11

It belongs to the States and I will veto that law.

1:09:14

So a Republican cannot win an election with all Republicans.

1:09:17

A Democrat cannot win our election.

1:09:18

The Democrats, they need the independent voters.

1:09:21

What if he said that?

1:09:22

No, but the only people who would not like him saying that are like these hardcore

1:09:26

Christian wackos in Utah, but he, but they voted for Romney.

1:09:31

So anyway, so just fucking come out and say it.

1:09:34

I will veto that law.

1:09:36

Not hard.

1:09:37

Yeah.

1:09:38

I think the spend was that elect me to Congress and that law will never get to his desk.

1:09:43

Okay.

1:09:44

Unfortunately, you only have to have one vote.

1:09:48

No, I have more than that.

1:09:48

I've got, I've been collecting votes.

1:09:49

I've got feet in the hands.

1:09:52

I've been collecting a lot of votes at the casino.

1:09:56

Please explain.

1:09:57

Well, the poker games, like I talk about this stuff.

1:09:59

Okay.

1:10:00

I've gotten people on the podcast.

1:10:03

I've gotten some confirmed votes.

1:10:06

We're making, we're making moves, baby.

1:10:08

We're growing.

1:10:09

Watch out for us.

1:10:10

Democrats, we're coming for you.

1:10:13

So our last meeting, you see Drew, the guy remember, he lose a lot of weight.

1:10:19

No, he's always been kind of thin.

1:10:20

Oh, really?

1:10:21

He's, he's looked different to me.

1:10:22

Um, and I hope he wins.

1:10:24

I mean, I do, he's not running against you, right?

1:10:26

No.

1:10:26

Okay.

1:10:27

We didn't put anybody in his district.

1:10:28

Okay.

1:10:29

Oh, that's right.

1:10:29

Cause he's the Republican.

1:10:30

They says it's the libertarian, but yeah, he's running as a Republican.

1:10:33

Hmm.

1:10:34

I don't know how that works.

1:10:35

I don't run Paul to the same thing, but whatever.

1:10:37

Um, I mean, the libertarian party in Nevada, we're just a treading camp for the Republican party.

1:10:41

Um, guess who they're never calling up from the miners.

1:10:44

Me?

1:10:45

And me.

1:10:48

Cause I keep calling for shifting.

1:10:49

I'll keep fucking spoiling.

1:10:50

I'm giving a shit.

1:10:52

Well, I'm not, I don't know if, I mean, I don't do, do, does this 3% spoil?

1:10:56

Yes.

1:10:57

Absolutely.

1:10:58

Ah, I don't know about that.

1:10:59

Yeah.

1:10:59

Probably not in my district because it's so heavy Democrat, but you know, you got to do.

1:11:04

Are we heavy Democrat?

1:11:05

Cause I don't, I don't really.

1:11:07

So you've seen the hero signs around town.

1:11:09

Um, I don't, we'll go through neighborhoods.

1:11:13

So like, I can't really give an accurate depiction of anything, but I talked to a lot

1:11:19

of people, especially at the casino and like locals, they, it's not like they're excited

1:11:24

for Harris, but they hate Trump.

1:11:26

You know what I mean?

1:11:26

Like TDS, he is racist.

1:11:29

He's of this, he's of that.

1:11:31

And they, there's going to vote for Harris because she's not Trump.

1:11:33

Really?

1:11:34

Yes.

1:11:34

There's still people out there like that.

1:11:35

Tons of them.

1:11:36

Everywhere.

1:11:37

So do they not grocery shop?

1:11:40

Do they not put guests in their car?

1:11:41

They still care.

1:11:43

Like they're well off because they have some like office jobs.

1:11:46

Yeah.

1:11:47

And then they got gambling money.

1:11:48

They got poker money.

1:11:49

Yeah.

1:11:50

Yeah.

1:11:50

That's a problem, but whatever.

1:11:53

Like they're invested into all this goofy ass shit that like this, their federal reserve

1:11:58

dollars pump up.

1:11:59

So like they're doing well.

1:12:00

I mean, she, I, I believe that, I mean, she's, she's going to further the, further

1:12:09

the agenda coming after our first amendment rights and our second amendment rights.

1:12:13

And yet we're all just like, Oh, happy fucking douchebags.

1:12:16

But they don't care.

1:12:17

I mean, that's how people are.

1:12:18

They just don't care until it comes for them personally.

1:12:22

Oh, it's only those evil people are going to shut down.

1:12:24

They're not going to shut me down.

1:12:25

Yeah.

1:12:27

Because they don't pay attention.

1:12:28

Well, yeah.

1:12:28

Okay.

1:12:29

That's fine.

1:12:29

I don't want to dwell on that.

1:12:30

So, uh, since we are, uh, where are we at here?

1:12:33

We are, uh, uh, an hour 12.

1:12:35

So once you do your thing.

1:12:36

Yep.

1:12:37

Um, so I want to talk about decentralized crypto exchanges, also known as DEXs.

1:12:42

Oh, uh, so what, what's a crypto exchange?

1:12:44

Um, it's what it sounds like basically.

1:12:47

So you've heard of like E trade and, um, what's the other one Robin hood?

1:12:52

Where, where you trade?

1:12:53

Hmm.

1:12:53

Robin, stocks, options, features, all that bullshit.

1:12:57

Uh, so crypto exchanges, you trade crypto.

1:12:59

Okay.

1:13:00

So there's like thousands of different types of crypto.

1:13:02

So you could say one crypto for another.

1:13:04

Yes.

1:13:04

Oh, interesting.

1:13:05

Okay.

1:13:05

Some of them offer like dollars too.

1:13:07

Like you can cut trade.

1:13:08

Yeah.

1:13:09

Um, yeah.

1:13:11

So there's two different fundamental types of crypto exchanges.

1:13:15

Uh, there's a centralized exchange, which is like your E trade or your Robin hood.

1:13:19

Okay.

1:13:20

Where like you log on to some company's website and they manage all the trades and

1:13:25

you go through them and they take a cut and I'll add shit.

1:13:27

Okay.

1:13:27

And then there's decentralized exchanges.

1:13:29

And these are usually an app you run on your own software and you are engaging in

1:13:33

peer to peer connections with other people who also want to trade.

1:13:37

So you are trading directly with the other users.

1:13:40

If there's a fee, it might be for like arbitration or to keep the system running.

1:13:45

Okay.

1:13:46

Sort of like how you pay a fee when you transfer, um, yeah.

1:13:50

And because I'm a Monero guy, I only really like ones that support Monero.

1:13:55

Okay.

1:13:55

And there's only a couple of major ones that do.

1:13:57

So we're going to talk about those.

1:13:59

Um, the biggest one is bisque.

1:14:01

B-I-S-Q.

1:14:02

Okay.

1:14:03

Uh, so bisque is based on Bitcoin.

1:14:06

So everything you do, you need a tiny little bit of Bitcoin to secure the trade.

1:14:10

So, so if you want to, um, say, I want to buy Bitcoin for dollars, uh, you have to

1:14:16

put a little Bitcoin aside as like an escrow.

1:14:20

So if you, if the trade goes bad, right, you get punished by losing your escrow.

1:14:24

And like both parties have to do this.

1:14:26

So there is kind of like a chicken and egg problem of, well, I want Bitcoin, but

1:14:30

I have to get Bitcoin to, but there are, um, it's only like maybe a hundred bucks

1:14:34

that you need.

1:14:35

So like you can talk to a friend, uh, and say, Hey man, can I, can I get to a

1:14:39

hundred dollars worth of Bitcoin and here's some cash?

1:14:41

And then, then you put it on the bisque and then you can start doing your trades

1:14:44

from there.

1:14:45

Uh, so, so bisque, uh, mostly does a fiat to Bitcoin trades, but they also

1:14:51

support pretty much any alternative coin that you want.

1:14:53

Okay.

1:14:54

Monero is one of those.

1:14:55

So, uh, what you can do is just set up your trades.

1:15:00

Uh, you can either be the maker or the taker.

1:15:02

So like the maker would post a trade and it just sits there until someone grabs it.

1:15:06

Okay.

1:15:06

And then the taker will be like, I need Bitcoin now.

1:15:09

So I take the trade.

1:15:10

So, you know, if you're patient, you can get a profit.

1:15:13

Okay.

1:15:13

If you're, if you need it now, you got to pay a fee.

1:15:16

Um, so what you might do is say, well, I'm going to put my Bitcoin up here and

1:15:21

I'm going to try and buy a Monero and I'm going to take this percent profit and

1:15:25

I'm just going to let it go and then I'll check back in a week and then see if it's

1:15:28

there.

1:15:28

Okay.

1:15:29

Um, now the one thing, um, with Bisk is that you do have to manually do all your

1:15:35

own trades.

1:15:36

So if someone takes a trade, you usually have like a 24 hour window for the

1:15:40

crypto to crypto, you have a 24 hour window to finish it off.

1:15:44

The fee out, I believe it's like three, four days because like banks are fucking

1:15:47

assholes, you know what I mean?

1:15:49

Um, and the way Bisk handles trades is it's an offer book system.

1:15:54

Okay.

1:15:54

So, uh, I will post my trade and I will say, I want to make 2% profit and Bisk

1:16:01

will actually, uh, change the price to be 2% above the spot.

1:16:06

Yeah.

1:16:06

Not get that.

1:16:07

And like, you don't have to manually do that and then you should, any

1:16:09

show like that.

1:16:10

So it's a really nice feature that they have.

1:16:12

Um, but one thing because it's based on Bitcoin, uh, Bitcoin fees can spike and

1:16:19

like be $50, $100.

1:16:21

And in like, it gets kind of ridiculous.

1:16:25

Um, but one thing you can do is you can set your trades up when fees are low and

1:16:30

then turn them off.

1:16:32

And then when fees start going high, you turn the trades on.

1:16:35

So you've already paid the low fee.

1:16:36

Right.

1:16:36

Yeah, I got that.

1:16:37

But now your trades are the ones that are there during the high fee periods.

1:16:40

Oh, that's actually smart.

1:16:41

Yeah.

1:16:41

People are likely to buy from you.

1:16:43

Um, it also supports tour.

1:16:45

So, uh, you can do everything, you know, on the dark web.

1:16:48

Oh, cool.

1:16:49

All your traffic is encrypted through tour.

1:16:51

Um, you can self host.

1:16:53

So you can actually be an arbitrator for bisque.

1:16:56

Now you do have to put up like $20,000 to do that.

1:16:58

Um, but like you earn fees as arbitrators.

1:17:01

So if someone has a trade that goes bad, uh, part of the feed to create that trade

1:17:06

goes to the arbitrator to, to work it out and, and they will refund you.

1:17:10

And, um, I've never had a trade.

1:17:13

So some trades have go bad, but I've never had the ref, the arbitrator not pay me out.

1:17:17

Okay.

1:17:18

So like it's a very worthy system because they have to put up that 20 grand.

1:17:23

You can trust that they're not going to fuck you over.

1:17:24

Right.

1:17:25

No, I agree.

1:17:26

Um, so the next one I want to talk about is Havino.

1:17:29

Now Havino is a fork of bisque, which a fork is means like you take the code, you

1:17:34

move it over here and you change a little bit and then you push out your own

1:17:37

products.

1:17:38

Uh, that's how open source works.

1:17:39

Yeah.

1:17:40

Essentially.

1:17:40

So Havino changes, uh, it changes one thing.

1:17:44

So trades are no longer based on Bitcoin.

1:17:47

They're based on Monero.

1:17:48

Okay.

1:17:49

So instead of putting up a little Bitcoin, you put up a little Monero and

1:17:52

everything else is pretty much the same.

1:17:54

So Havino is a nice way to get into Monero with your fiat money.

1:17:59

Okay.

1:17:59

So like bisque would be like, okay, I want to buy Bitcoin and then convert the

1:18:03

Bitcoin to Monero and like there's fees along the way.

1:18:06

Um, but if you already have Bitcoin, then bisque is your guy.

1:18:09

Okay.

1:18:10

But if you, if you just have money, cash, and you want to get Monero, then you

1:18:14

should use Havino.

1:18:15

Okay.

1:18:15

And if you want to earn cash for your Monero, like.

1:18:18

And, and the great thing about, um, needing Monero to fuel your trades is you

1:18:23

can listen to the Canary and the Cage podcast and we'll give you some free

1:18:26

Monero and you can just load it right on to Havino.

1:18:28

We can start it.

1:18:29

Start trading.

1:18:30

First one's free.

1:18:31

Um, the next one I want to talk about is basic swap.

1:18:34

So basic swap is also an offer book.

1:18:36

Um, but there's no centralized, uh, well, that's centralized.

1:18:40

There's no, um, arbitrators.

1:18:43

Okay.

1:18:43

So they use what's called atomic swaps.

1:18:46

And I don't understand how this works.

1:18:48

Fundamentally, it's very math heavy.

1:18:51

But what happens is I put up my crypto, let's say I put up Bitcoin and then you

1:18:57

have Monero and you want to take my trade.

1:19:00

Okay.

1:19:00

You would see my trade in the offer book and you click the button and some kind

1:19:04

of magic happens where we both trade at the same time and it's automatic.

1:19:10

And, and like no cheater can come in and cancel it.

1:19:14

I go, I got your Monero.

1:19:15

You didn't get my Bitcoin.

1:19:16

Now it's like it's an atomic swap.

1:19:18

So if you cancel, mine automatically cancels too.

1:19:21

And you can't fuck me over.

1:19:22

Nice.

1:19:23

Um, what else?

1:19:25

So, uh, they don't do, um, automatic price moving.

1:19:30

So if you say I want 20, if I want a 2% profit, uh, if the price moves, your,

1:19:36

your trade might, you know, lose, lose value or gain value, depending on how the

1:19:39

price moved.

1:19:40

So what they let you do though is because there's no fees because it's all

1:19:43

atomic swaps is you can cancel orders constantly.

1:19:47

So you can put it in order at 2% wait 30 minutes.

1:19:50

And then at the price move, you can cancel that order and put another one in and

1:19:53

stay at that value.

1:19:55

Okay.

1:19:55

And that's kind of what they're doing on like E trade or like high frequency

1:19:59

trade, but it won't do automatically though.

1:20:00

No, well, you can write scripts that will actually monitor your trades and say,

1:20:05

Hey, this trade has gone too far out of my profit zone, cancel it and reenter it.

1:20:09

Yeah.

1:20:09

Okay.

1:20:10

So they have a lot of cool stuff for that.

1:20:12

Now, basic swap, uh, they're kind of beta mode.

1:20:14

Um, it took me a while to get it working properly.

1:20:17

Um, but I did figure out all the things I needed to.

1:20:20

So if you're having trouble coming to chat room, I'll help you out.

1:20:23

Um, it's really cool.

1:20:25

Uh, and again, like it's all, you know, self-hosted, you do it for them yourself.

1:20:29

You don't gotta have any accounts.

1:20:31

You don't have to give your ID to anybody, tell it to anybody, your name.

1:20:35

And then, uh, so basic swap is crypto to crypto only.

1:20:38

So you can't trade dollars.

1:20:39

Okay.

1:20:40

Fair enough.

1:20:40

One thing you gotta know.

1:20:41

And then the last one, um, it's called Sarai.

1:20:44

So it's not actually released yet.

1:20:46

Um, but they're doing what's called a liquidity pool trading system.

1:20:50

So like the first thing I talked about were offer books where everybody puts

1:20:53

their offer in and there's a book of offers and people, you know, take the,

1:20:57

take the offers.

1:20:58

So liquidity pool is I put up two different cryptos and I put them in this

1:21:03

pool together and everybody else in the pool is doing the same thing.

1:21:08

And someone wants to take an offer.

1:21:11

And the pool says, okay, here's the best price.

1:21:14

Take that offer.

1:21:15

And then everybody else's price adjusts as the, the pool, you know, changes.

1:21:21

Okay.

1:21:21

No, I like that.

1:21:22

Okay.

1:21:23

Um, now, like I said, it's not out yet.

1:21:26

So I haven't been able to try it, but as soon as it comes out, I do want to

1:21:29

give it a try and I'll probably, you know, do an update.

1:21:33

Um, but yeah, those, those are the four that I think are best for dealing with Monero.

1:21:37

Good.

1:21:37

Okay.

1:21:38

Yeah.

1:21:38

Bitcoin.

1:21:39

Yeah.

1:21:40

I'm gonna creeped out by that one.

1:21:41

I think the government is getting involved in that too much.

1:21:44

Bitcoin is an easy way to Monero.

1:21:47

That's the value of Bitcoin right now.

1:21:49

And because it's over tour in the dark, you know, the dark web, you're pretty safe

1:21:53

trading on, on bisque.

1:21:55

Um, it's like you want my gold or silver.

1:21:58

Yeah.

1:21:58

Gold is 30,000.

1:21:59

Silver is like what 28, 30.

1:22:01

Yeah.

1:22:02

It hasn't really jumped yet.

1:22:04

It will.

1:22:05

It will.

1:22:05

Yeah.

1:22:06

Good.

1:22:06

Don't check all those out.

1:22:07

Uh, come in the chat room with questions and I will help you get set up.

1:22:12

Cool.

1:22:13

Sounds like some good advice.

1:22:15

So what I want to talk about is, I mean, Dave kind of hit on this before is just

1:22:19

navigation.

1:22:20

Now he's done how navigation around the city.

1:22:22

I'm talking more about navigation just in general of where, uh, you might, you

1:22:26

know, whether it be hiking or, I mean, hell, even if you got a bug out and you

1:22:30

got your bug out bag, you got to go at least he kind of, hopefully you kind of

1:22:34

have a plan ahead of time.

1:22:35

Um, but it kind of just gives you some ideas of, of what to do.

1:22:40

So a key to anyone who spends time outdoors, whether hiking, climbing or

1:22:44

biking, of course I'm reading this, um, it's important to know how to get where

1:22:48

you want to go.

1:22:50

Um, there are three main types of navigation, uh, celestial GPS and map,

1:22:55

map and compass.

1:22:57

Um, I'm, I'm kind of particular to the map and compass, even though I can't

1:23:00

fold a map, um, a celestial, I guess is, is kind of good, but you've got, there's

1:23:06

a lot of education involved with that GPS is the dumb way to do it.

1:23:10

But, but GPS may not always be around and you may not have cell phones

1:23:14

signal where you're at.

1:23:15

Well, you need cell phone signal for GPS.

1:23:18

On your phone.

1:23:19

You do if you want to have a map, but you can just get the coordinates without

1:23:25

any, without a phone.

1:23:27

Really?

1:23:28

Yeah.

1:23:28

I've never tried that before.

1:23:29

The coordinates come from, uh, satellites.

1:23:31

Right.

1:23:32

No, I understand that.

1:23:33

And you just have to know what those coordinates mean.

1:23:35

Uh, what those numbers mean.

1:23:37

Oh, you're like, uh, the whole like long thing with the, yeah, that's what I give you a

1:23:45

number you would know where to go.

1:23:47

Uh, not right now.

1:23:48

Immediately, but like, you're working on it.

1:23:51

Okay.

1:23:51

I also recommend that, you know, a satellite phone, uh, to you and your

1:23:58

families and your friends kind of keep that in your go bag and make sure you

1:24:02

keep it charged because that may be at some point, maybe the only way we can

1:24:06

communicate, um, especially after the election when the Haitians take over and

1:24:10

start eating all of when, once we've run out of dogs and cats, they're going to

1:24:13

go back to capitalism.

1:24:14

So America can be prepared, um, either carry salt and pepper with you or carry

1:24:19

a gun with you.

1:24:21

You see yourself or fight them off.

1:24:24

I don't know.

1:24:25

Um, you know, there's ways you can kind of come up on a river and kind of know whether

1:24:30

the river, how the river flows, whether you should go up river, down river, um, for

1:24:36

the next towns, um, you know, in our area, like you got to know, like, like moss grows

1:24:41

on the north side of a tree, um, use the sun, you know, kind of gives you the east

1:24:46

and west and from that you can get your north and south.

1:24:49

So just kind of like be aware of your surroundings, learn how to be aware of

1:24:52

your surroundings and learn how to navigate.

1:24:55

Um, you know, understanding your go bag, you should have a GPS, a map, a compass.

1:25:02

You can have it all.

1:25:03

Um, if it's available, use it.

1:25:05

If it's not, you compass a map will get you where you want to go.

1:25:08

Um, and it's, and it's just about reading the map.

1:25:11

Good luck before.

1:25:13

Not sure the younger generations.

1:25:15

I mean, if I can't fold a map, I'm guessing younger people that can't read a map.

1:25:19

I don't know.

1:25:19

Just my thing.

1:25:21

Um, it's just, it's just important to know, um, you know, if, if shit goes bad in

1:25:29

this country, you got to be able to go red down, red dawn style.

1:25:33

The original, not the remake.

1:25:34

I don't give a fuck about the remake.

1:25:36

You got to be able to get to the mountains or the hills or the woods or I guess

1:25:40

in our case, what the desert, like mead, we just like float like me with a straw.

1:25:45

I'm not sure how we, how we do it here.

1:25:48

But, uh, uh, no, just kind of know what you're going.

1:25:50

We, we're going to Utah and hiding in the woods, the mountains over there.

1:25:54

Um, but yeah, no, it's just kind of know, have a plan, have a plan to, if you have

1:26:01

to bug out, um, have a plan of where to go, have an, an ideal of the, of the

1:26:07

situation of the, of the, the top of topographical, I can't say that word.

1:26:12

Um, makeup of the, of the land you're going to have a map and basically just

1:26:17

have a plan, um, have a good go back.

1:26:19

So I think, uh, that's pretty much where I'm at.

1:26:22

Uh, mine's again, I'm kind of short, but it's, it requires a lot of effort on

1:26:26

you guys to, to go a little bit further down what I'm saying, because, uh, I

1:26:30

don't have the time to get into all this.

1:26:32

So, uh, navigation is important.

1:26:34

And I think you should, uh, learn how to do it, whether you're in a city or

1:26:39

whether you're in the woods.

1:26:41

Um, I think we are done for the night.

1:26:43

Uh, we're an hour and a half.

1:26:45

So good.

1:26:46

Thanks for listening to this one.

1:26:47

And, uh, well, yep, we'll see you next week.

1:26:50

Oh, by the way, um, uh, barbecue is coming up.

1:26:53

It's cut off.

1:26:54

So if you have an RSVP, sorry, fuck off.

1:26:56

You're not getting my, my surprise.

1:26:58

You can come next year, but, um, I will contact all the people that have RSVPed

1:27:02

with all the details and, uh, we'll be good to go next Saturday.

1:27:06

All right.

1:27:06

We'll have a good time and we'll talk about it on the show after the bug,

1:27:09

after the barbecue.

1:27:10

Goodbye.

1:27:11

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