Welcome to the Canary in the Cage Podcast. I'm Ron Morgan, my co-host Dave Havlicek. We
are here to educate you entertain you and hopefully make you laugh. So we had a successful
barbecue.
That was awesome. Yeah, there were I think nine people total including you and I. Everyone
brought their gifts. Some people had more trouble than others but we all worked it out.
And I did put it up on the website, you know, what everybody brought and how it qualified.
Yeah, it was a great time.
Yeah, and I love those mushrooms.
Oh, those were fucking great.
They were not magic mushrooms, they were just good mushrooms.
Yeah, so there's a place here in Vegas called Desert Moon Mushrooms and they have a place
on the strip where they have an artificial grow room and they grow all sorts of exotic
varieties like Lion's Mane and I think Pink Oysters. We had on the photos you can see on our website
and they're just absolutely delicious.
Yeah, they were amazing.
I mean, the holy cow. So the first time I bought from them was at the farmers market and the
lady was like, well, she was giving out advice on how to make them and I said, well, what
about rock and can I do this raw? And she's like, well, it's better if you cook it and
it has like a lobster flavor and I'm like, you gotta be full.
She's like, come on, the mushroom.
No, no, mushrooms can be.
Portobello's tastes like steak.
Well, so I brought it home and this is a Lion's Mane, like a big Puffing Lion's Mane and I
took a little chunk off, I ate it raw and I'm like, this is fucking delicious. Why would
I not eat it raw?
Yeah.
And I'm like, but I'm going to make like a salad so I kind of want to cook it anyway,
you know, just to have the textures and whatever and holy fuck, it tasted like lobster.
Yeah.
She wasn't lying.
So kudos to you, lady.
I forgot your name.
Sorry.
And then the, I think maybe the star of the show was the skirt steak.
Oh yeah, that was really good.
So I found this on xmrbazaar.com and I put the links and everything on the site.
So there's a guy up there selling beef and he only has an advertisement for ground beef.
So I messaged him and I said, hey, do you have anything else?
Because I'm trying to do maybe tacos or something along that line.
And he goes, yeah, let me check.
And he says, I have rib eyes, sirloin tips and some other things.
And I said, well, do you have a skirt steak?
Because the skirt steak is the best taco meat.
And he's like, I don't think so.
But like sirloin tips would work.
So I said, okay, let's do that.
So I put the order in and like he apparently he went to go check his freezer or whatever.
And he said, oh, by the way, I do have skirt steak.
So let's just do that.
Okay.
I said, okay, let's do 10 pounds.
That should be good.
Because we were expecting like 12 to 15 people originally.
Some people couldn't make it.
And the guy sent me like 15 pounds.
And I mean, like, so apparently we were the first people to use the escrow feature on
this XMRbazaar.com.
Oh, okay.
And like there were a couple of bugs and glitches along the way, but we worked it out.
And luckily for the seller of the beef, Monero price went up while we were waiting.
So he made a lot of extra money on this.
So we finally got paid.
Yes, it did pay out.
And they gave us a shout out on Twitter.
And as soon as we're unbanned, I'm going to retweet them and wait, why are we banned on
I said some way stupid shit.
You said stupid stuff.
Yeah.
But yeah, yeah, it was great.
And the beef was just fucking amazing.
So yeah, shout out to you.
I believe his name was agreed 1987.
Okay.
He's in North Dakota.
He's a rancher.
So he's doing nice.
He's making it.
Where's the meat from?
Yeah.
So awesome.
And it was me was good.
Mushrooms are good.
It was a, it was a good time.
And I was able to put a spout on a watermelon and not leak.
That was really cool.
Well, no, I don't drink alcohol.
So I didn't get to partake, but it was so lovely.
It looked really good.
So how I set it up was because it was going to be kind of a warmer day out.
So I didn't want to get like bombed.
So I basically made, I did my calculations.
I did six ounces of juice to one ounce of alcohol.
Okay.
But the alcohol was 120 proof.
So I went and balanced that out as well.
Plus I didn't want the alcohol overtaken, but it was, it was basically watermelon, pineapple
and white whiskey.
Nice.
It's a moonshine.
So yeah, I really enjoyed it.
Yeah.
So I'm going to do, I've always wanted to do a pumpkin ale out of a pumpkin.
So now that I conquered the watermelon, coming up to the pumpkin.
Nice.
And yeah, we're going to try this, do this every year around harvest time.
So get your tickets in now, people.
Book your airfare.
I think everyone that came this time around was a local in Las Vegas.
Come on dark web people.
But yeah, I want to get one dark web person and you can use fake names.
I don't care as long as we have something to give to the security guard.
It doesn't have to be real.
But yeah, let's get it done next year.
So let's move on to the Monero giveaway.
Okay.
I knew this was going to be a tough one.
Nobody rose up to the challenge.
So almagest denied your hat trick.
Sorry.
But the 0.01 will roll over to this week's challenge.
Oh, look at that.
$2.
What will happen later in the episode.
Okay.
So I just want to do a quick personal message.
It's not political, it's just personal.
I'm sure he won't see it, but if you know him, turn him under our podcast.
He'll watch until about now and then he'll shut it off.
Billy from Green Day.
Fuck you.
Yeah.
Matter of fact, two double barrels for you, brother.
You just pissed off at us because we took your baseball.
We took your sports teams.
Shut the fuck up.
Go write another song.
What do you think?
He's always saying, I hate Las Vegas.
It's a shit hole there.
And I'm like, really?
Oh, you're from Oakland?
Right.
Like what the fuck?
It's like, yeah, you know, we must be bad in his eyes because he's in Oakland.
He's calling us a shit hole.
To be fair, he's about to have a future president and we have never had a president from Las
Vegas.
Oh, dear God.
President Harris.
Oh, I can't even get to.
Oh, so you know what?
I'm going to jump into that and sack a president Harris.
I ain't ain't going to happen.
Did you see her?
It doesn't matter.
No, so, okay.
No, no, no.
So there's a rumor out, again, rumor, haven't proven it yet, but there might be a hot
mic comment.
Oh, boy.
From Oprah.
From Oprah, not from Harris.
No, from Oprah.
Okay.
About Harris.
Oh.
And she didn't know that.
So this is what they're saying.
She said, I have not heard it yet, but when I hear it, you'll all hear it.
Yeah.
Proud and loud.
Yeah.
The Twitter will be unbanned tomorrow.
So you'll be ready to go.
So if you watch the Harris interview with Oprah.
Yeah.
I saw bits and pieces.
So the reason I actually...
She said she would shoot somebody.
Something like that.
Yeah.
I was making up some ads.
I'll shoot them.
Oh, I should have said that.
The fucking laughing at you dumb bitch.
Well, no way.
But wait.
So if you would think Oprah wouldn't say anything, she could be stressed out with the P.Diddy thing
because she might be connected to that.
So yeah, it was...
If you saw her face and took a screenshot of her face and put it next to the comedy,
you're like, oh, fuck yeah, she said that.
Her face was like, what the fuck is this?
What are you saying?
She has a teleprompter right there and she can't even fucking...
So when I saw the teleprompter, now wasn't that Oprah's teleprompter?
It might have been.
I don't know.
That's what it seemed like.
I could be wrong.
It's her teleprompter.
Or without waltz.
Really, it'll bubble up Mickey Mouse hands, dude.
So Oprah just said, oh, this country will be in a lot of trouble if she wins.
I'm like scouring the corners of the internet looking for this hot mic.
Let's go back to the intruder thing because I remember Kamala Harris saying that you need
to lock up your firearms and have them stored safely, whatever that means.
So how the fuck is she going to shoot somebody that breaks into her house?
Well, it's going to be the armed guards that she hires at the taxpayer expense.
It's not going to be her with her firearms safely locked up.
And like she can't even tell me what kind of bullet your fires.
Love to see what kind of gun she has.
God.
Maybe we can do it the first annual Canary in the Cage shooting contest.
And we'll invite Harris and Walzer to show up.
Oh, there you go.
Yeah.
Show us your...
Do you think they will shoot better or worse than Chase Oliver?
Who will have the better grouping?
I mean, can seriously, can Mickey Mouse hands actually hold a gun?
Well, he was in the military.
I mean, he was a fucking Lieutenant Commander, Chief Operator, Rear Battalion, 35th Battalion.
Yeah.
God, he's the fucking nuts.
Okay.
So let's, I guess we'll get going, moving forward with the show with stuff I want to
talk about.
Okay.
So did the FBI put out a hit on Donald Trump?
I don't know what you're referring to.
Well, they released that letter from...
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
It looked like Gary Busse.
Ryan Ruth.
Yeah, he's got teeth like Gary Busse.
Well, California, man.
Well, was he from Arizona, I thought?
Well, I don't know.
They're close to each other.
Same thing.
So they released his letter that was stating that if anyone wants to shoot Donald Trump,
yeah, he would pay $150,000.
Yeah, I saw that.
Now, I don't know where he has the money.
I don't know how one would obtain this money from him.
Right.
But they released the fucking letter.
Yeah.
The shooter, the train shooter in Nashville.
Yeah.
Oh, dear God.
Yeah.
Everything just never wrote up until Stephen Crowder got in there and had it released.
And they tried to arrest Stephen Crowder.
They actually arrested a newspaper reporter in Nashville who was talking about it.
Yeah.
And I mean, he was charged.
I don't know if he was physically handcuffed, but he had to go in front of a judge.
And a couple of times.
I mean, I know I repeat myself a lot, but journalists, Crowder, whoever the fuck, use
the fucking dark web.
What is wrong with you people?
Jesus Christ.
Well, no, Crowder wanted, I mean, he, he, this was like, I mean, this is the big thing
for him.
I understand.
Put it on the fucking dark web, dudes.
They get rid of, drop the ego because you know they're going to arrest you and illegally
arrest you and put you through hell.
Put it in the dark web.
All that matters is the information.
It doesn't matter.
They didn't touch Crowder.
You got the scoop.
They can start to threaten him.
And he's like, fuck you.
Come on.
Come at me.
Okay.
Well, I mean, he might be big enough to where like it's hard for them to get in.
But still, use the dark web.
This is what it's for.
Yeah.
So, but Crowder also had the other breaking news story this week.
I'm gonna fuck us on fire.
Which one?
The New York guy.
Oh, yeah.
The COVID guy.
Yeah.
Man, did you hear something that stuff that guy was saying?
Yeah.
And I'm like, if we weren't right about the fucking vaccine and COVID, we're right now.
I mean, Jesus.
Dude, who are these people?
Like, I don't, how do you just have like sex and you're, okay, the sex parties is the
phrase for you people that aren't aware.
Like this guy had lockdowns initiated because he was the health director of New York State
or something.
So he says, you have to lock down on you have to wear a mask, you have blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah.
And then he's out engaging in like orgy sex party.
Like, who the fuck does that?
Like, I don't, I don't know anybody that does this.
Well, who are these people?
Well, yeah, Pete Diddy.
I don't know him.
Okay.
Well, we're getting to the governor of New York, the mayor of New York in a second.
The, there's two comedians.
They do like stupid skits online.
Okay.
They did a skit.
If we had acts, it would have been on X by now.
But for some reason we don't have X.
I'm still not sure why somebody said, somebody did something or said something.
You can still read it.
I can't post.
You can't post.
So yeah.
Yeah.
So it was just they did it.
They were acting like swingers and they were chastising him.
Like you wouldn't let us swing, but you were swinging it.
That kind of stuff is actually pretty funny.
Well, the other thing is like the way I think this was a James O'Keeffe or was it a mimicking
of James with the way O'Keeffe does it?
Well, it is mimicking because James O'Keeffe is the grandfather of this method.
Yeah.
Well, so it was essentially it was like a blind date, like maybe a internet dating thing
where like people bring secret cameras and get you to talk and say stupid shit.
But like who the fuck talks about sex parties?
And this guy's married, by the way.
He was talking about a bunch of shit.
He's married and he's on a date with some random woman and he's just saying, yeah,
we had orgies with my wife and our neighbors.
But she's real happy.
So here's a little hint for you guys.
All guys, women go take a break, go get a cup of coffee, go make your man a sandwich.
I don't care.
Men know your place in life.
Know what number of girl you get.
So if you're talking to a nine or a 10 and you look like that dude, something's fishy.
Right.
You're on camera.
You know, it's like, if I'm at a bar and a really good looking girl starts talking to
me, I'm being set up.
Yeah.
She's either going to put me in a bathtub and steal my kidneys or I can't do a joke
about that actually, but it was really a convoluted twisty joke and I don't know.
I didn't stop talking it, but no, I mean, know your place.
Seriously.
But these guys, man, they're going to pretty girl, they're just like, start talking.
It's so bizarre.
I mean, like, I can't, I'm not going to say I've never said anything work related, let's
say.
Yeah.
And like said things that would have made my company look bad.
Oh, I have.
But like, but I say, I don't say it around a pretty girl.
No, no, I was so like, I'll, no, because like when I work for the payday loan company,
I mean, like, I know you don't like payday loans and I don't care about payday loans,
but like, there are a bunch of fucking assholes that work there and they did stupid shit and
like, I had no problems telling this to people.
Yeah.
Like if I was on a date or just among friends or whatever, or people at the poker table,
I will talk about this shit.
I don't care.
And like, but I don't say I did something illegal.
Right.
I say they did something illegal.
And I don't give you the name of the company or anything.
If you want to go research it, that's on you.
Oh, fuck these guys just say everything.
Oh, no, dude, I live in Seattle.
I was doing open mics and I ran my own open mic.
Yeah.
And in any of my social media profile, I always kept it a job behind.
Yeah.
I never, no one ever knew where I worked.
That's why I don't use social media.
I don't even have Facebook or anything that's bullshit.
Because ironically, I'm up there doing dumbass dick jokes.
Yeah.
I don't do dick.
I think I don't want.
I worked for CBRE at Microsoft, at the Microsoft campus.
So if they would have saw my routine, I would have been gone.
So yeah, you got to watch out for those woke individuals.
Wait, what happened with woke this week?
Something happened I wanted to talk about.
I can't think of it.
Yeah.
It wasn't that big of a story.
So like last week you mentioned Hawk Tuah girl.
What happened to Hawk Tuah girl?
Well, she got overblown by the...
No.
She's now the third most popular podcast in America.
She's on a podcast now?
She's behind Joe Rogan and Canary in the Cage.
Yeah, she's on a podcast.
Dude, she's the third number three podcast in America.
And so here's the weird thing.
I'm looking at some clips and it seems like all she's doing is viewers ask questions and
she puts them into an AI prompt and she reads the answer.
That's what it's...
I mean, I could be wrong.
But like...
Okay.
What the fuck?
Is she even a real person?
No, no, I mean...
Is she an AI video?
No, no, because I mean...
How do you know?
I mean, the initial video happened because...
Yeah, but what if they just took that image and put it into an AI and said, make a podcast
out of this?
Oh, I see.
Yeah.
I don't know.
I don't understand culture.
Who's listening to this?
Why is that interesting?
Like, oh, just the answer like an AI.
That's fucking stupid.
Yeah, that is weird.
Yeah, I didn't know she was on...
I knew she was on a podcast and she made something, some kind of conspiracy claim, which I kind
of dug that.
Yeah.
No, she started a podcast and it's number three in America.
Maybe it was her podcast.
How the fuck?
Dude.
Jesus.
It's really bizarre.
I don't understand.
Like, I don't understand what's going on.
I just don't.
Oh, Lordy.
So let's get to the New York mayor.
Yeah.
Was he arrested or charged or...
He was indicted.
So I'm sure he was able to bail himself out.
I'm sure he's not in the cell with P.Diddy.
Yeah.
I mean, because that would be where he would go, I would believe.
Well, I don't know.
Wasn't he charged federally?
Well, could P.Diddy...
Oh, he was charged federally.
Yeah.
I don't think he locked his ass up.
He's like, oh, it's gonna come out that I didn't do anything wrong and...
What are the accusing of?
I didn't find...
All you heard was he was like...
He was taking money from foreign countries and from other people.
Yeah, they all do that.
I know.
He claims that it was all legit.
So there's...
Well, no, because the reason I mentioned P.Diddy is there might be a connection to P.Diddy
with this guy.
And maybe that's...
Maybe this is them starting to go after the P.Diddy checklist.
Okay.
No, so, yeah, so he was charged with some stupid shit, but he had gave P.Diddy the
key to the city about two years ago.
Guess what?
Wait, is New York locked?
I didn't know it was locked.
Well, no, but the key to the...
So, P.Diddy has the key to the city now, but apparently it doesn't work in jail cells.
Oh, that's right.
He's probably like, bring me my key to the city.
I won't get out of this bitch.
But he is in the same jail as Epstein was in.
I'm just saying.
He's on suicide watch.
Yeah, dude, yeah.
P.Diddy did not kill himself.
I believe that was the last tweet I got out before they banned me for a different tweet.
So...
Yeah, so no, the P.Diddy thing, I don't really want to touch on that much.
You can if you want.
There's nothing new, right?
Like other than suicide watch.
Well, the lawyer is pretty funny.
He's not trying to be funny.
He's just trying to be a lawyer.
And again, lawyers, most lawyers suck.
But he was responding to the thousand bottles of baby oil.
Apparently that's the big deal.
So I don't know.
So, so preppers.
Apparently don't prep baby oil.
Interesting.
This is people off.
I don't know.
I don't know why.
I don't know why it's even news.
Sure, we know what they did with it, but it's not a legal product.
Right.
And you can possess a thousand, unless there's a law that says you can't possess a thousand
bottles of baby oil.
Why would there be?
Why would there have to have the laws out there?
They're out there now.
Okay, but...
But no, so the lawyer is like, what?
What's the big deal?
He, there's a Costco right down the street.
Americans like to buy him bulk.
Yeah.
I don't think they're selling thousand bottles at a time.
Yeah.
Maybe water.
You gotta do that off the website.
It's called the Diddy Special.
Oh, God.
So, yeah, no, so, but I mean, there's so much stuff just flooding out.
Yeah.
And I don't know what's real and what's not, although I do believe the Will Smith's P.Diddy
sex tape is real.
Think of that when it's on the real side.
But no, it, what's, what's getting weird.
I haven't verified in this yet.
So I'll just throw it out there real quick.
He had, no, he didn't.
He okay, so he, he did, may have had custody of little Wayne.
What?
And Jay-Z or the other rapper may have had custody of Bieber when he was a minor.
No, no, they paid the parents.
They basically bought these kids.
Well, Ted Nugent did that.
Remember that?
Who did he buy?
His wife.
He bought his wife?
Yeah, she was 16 or 15 and he bought her from their parents.
I think they're still together.
So it's like, okay.
It's still weird.
It is weird.
But yeah, so I, I've been kind of like, I'm slowly digging into this P.Diddy thing because
I like to let stuff rest a little bit.
Jesus Christ.
But yeah, I mean, he may have, like Justin Bieber's parents may have given up custody
of him.
Well, how much did they get?
Well, that's, that, well, that's one of the things I want to know.
But it's more important with little Wayne.
Because wasn't he adult?
Well, no, he was, he was a teenager when he was born.
Oh, okay.
So it's important that we can still sell, buy and sell human beings here.
I mean, hey, that's capitalism.
That's greatest.
Wow.
But I know, pink, pink has wrapped up in this too.
I mean, everybody is.
Yeah.
No, I know.
I'm really easy.
There's a question.
Yeah, there's lists coming out.
But again, yeah, but I will say pink is just because she did go on her X count and started
deleting everything.
So there are a bunch of people that deleted, whoever deleted their Twitter.
Do these people not know that you can't actually delete things?
I know.
Like, okay, you can hide it from the public, but Elon Musk still has it.
Like, hello.
So, yeah, so this is a growing story.
Hopefully he won't die.
And hopefully his information will come out because the security guard did say there is
some very big politicians on video at P.Diddy parties.
Wow.
Oh, Kanye West.
Yeah.
That crazy fucker.
Yeah.
He had nothing to do with these things.
He wrote a song a couple of years ago that he's done with LA parties.
And in the same song, he talked to his wife.
I think it was married to Kim, right?
I do.
I don't fucking know.
I don't know.
He's like, hey, baby, you really need to stop going to those LA parties.
And he was talking about Diddy parties.
Yeah.
So, yeah, so there's something weird going on there.
It's just, it's so fucking weird and so crazy.
It's just got a marinating for a while before we really get into this.
Wow.
Because it is insane.
Well, I got a topic here.
Let's talk about the death penalty.
Okay.
So have you heard about this death penalty issue in Missouri?
No.
Okay.
So, well, let's, let's, in general, libertarians are against death penalty, right?
Because we don't believe the government should have the authority to sentence somebody, to
take someone's life away.
But we're okay with paying 50 to $60,000 a year to house them.
No, I'm not okay with that either.
Okay.
I'm anti-prison.
That's actually more controversial among libertarians than anti-death penalty.
Yeah.
But like, okay, let's not even go down that road.
That's just the long, so anyway, there's a guy in Missouri, they executed him on Tuesday
night, I want to say.
And so the crime happened in 99.
Okay.
And what happened was a girl got stabbed and number of, I don't know what the official
number is because it keeps changing depending on what source you read.
Stabbed to death a lot of times.
Some of her property got stolen and they picked up this, so like this guy's girlfriend snitched
on him and he, you know, he gets caught, tried, convicted and blah, blah, blah, they sent
him to death.
Okay.
So, I don't know how many months ago, the Innocence Project, which we've talked about
a little bit, they say, oh, new DNA evidence has exonerated this guy, but they were refusing
to look at it and they're going to execute him.
So like, and a lot of libertarians were posting this stuff.
So I'm like, okay, let's go read the case because I'm the idiot that actually reads
things.
Well, yeah, I mean, it's an opinion.
So okay, the funny thing is, this guy had the woman's, he had the woman's laptop, the
dead woman's laptop, which he sold to somebody and then he had her purse and her ID and a
calculator and some other personal, in his car.
And now allegedly, so they picked him up for, he was in jail for some other crime.
Okay.
Like some petty after nonsense, whatever.
And his cellmate went to the cops and said, yo, this fucking guy is telling me he murdered
some, some girl and the guy had details that were never released.
Hmm.
Okay.
So there's that.
And then, so the girlfriend turning him in.
So what happened there was he was wearing a jacket in the middle summer and it was covering
up blood on his t-shirt.
Okay.
So like, that's what she told the cops.
So like, that's the evidence they used to convict him.
No DNA, no knife, no nothing.
The knife was left on the body.
Or in the body.
Yes.
Okay.
I'm gonna get a joke about it.
So, so now what is this DNA stuff?
The Innocence Project is talking about.
Right.
So this was 1999 where DNA was like a brand new technology.
They didn't really understand how to do things all the way properly.
But okay, let's, if you stab somebody, why would you expect your DNA to be on the knife?
Well, no, so I've actually looked at that.
Yeah.
So a lot of times, I mean, especially in a violent attack, you end up cutting yourself
as well.
Right.
So that would be blood drops.
But there doesn't have to be.
It's not necessary.
But a hair could fall out.
I mean, actually one of his hairs was in her apartment.
The nails, like if they're fighting back and scratching.
Right.
But I don't think any of that happened because I think he caught her by surprise.
So like he caught her by surprise and just kept on going.
Huh.
So it's like his DNA doesn't have to be, it wasn't even used in the trial.
They never said, we have DNA evidence.
Right.
So, so what is the Innocence Project talking about?
Well, so what happened was they did a DNA test on the knife and they found DNA of two
people that wasn't the, the perp.
Oh.
You want to know who those people are?
Who?
They were the people who did the tests.
Oh.
So.
No, for a second I thought they killed the girl.
Well, okay.
So you either have to conclude that they secretly killed the girl and then planted all this
stuff in this guy's car and gave him a bloody shirt and had him wear a jacket to cover up
the bloody shirts and then somehow fed these details to his cellmates.
Right.
Yeah.
Or they touched the knife during the testing process.
Yeah.
Which one is more likely?
So, so okay.
And now I understand the desire to not have someone executed that there's reasonable doubt
or whatever, but for fuck's sake people read the fucking case.
You didn't read the case.
You just saw the Innocence Project post something and then you reposted it and then you look
like a fucking retard and you make libertarians look bad when you don't read the goddamn
case.
So hold on though.
So the knife was the weapon.
Yes.
And it was a piece of evidence.
Yes.
And somehow the people at the DNA lab got their DNA on it.
Yes.
They were using it without gloves.
They were tying it without gloves.
So that could be a corrupt piece of evidence now.
And it was never used as the primary piece of evidence.
Because his DNA wasn't on it.
Okay.
Yeah.
I don't, that's confusing.
So, but in 1999 they weren't aware that touching an object could transfer DNA.
So nobody wore gloves in 1999 when they handled these objects.
Little bloody knife they wouldn't put gloves on?
Not always.
I mean like.
Oh, I think they killed her.
I think we just read the fucking case.
Well, the guy's dead.
They executed him on a Tuesday night.
It's over.
Over and done with.
And again, I don't agree with the death penalty.
No, I don't.
Nobody should be killed by the state.
The government has, should have no authority to do this.
But holy fuck people, you make us look fucking stupid when you say this guy was exonerated
and then they won't let him go.
No, he wasn't fucking exonerated.
Stop being stupid.
Jesus Christ.
Okay.
That's my rant.
All right.
We got that out.
So I've never, I've never explained to you or you guys what, why am I conspiracy theorist?
Oh, I can tell you why.
Oh, I can't wait for this one.
Cause you're fucking idiot.
Yeah.
I just consider the source.
So no, I mean, I'm not like a full blown conspiracy theorist.
I mean, I'm not Alex Jones or anything like that.
I mean, I questioned shit a lot.
And I, and I questioned why, and most of my shits revolved around the government.
I don't really go out.
Even like 9-11, I don't touch that one.
I, I, I know people who knew people that died in there and I don't want to be on one of
my rants.
I'm like, oh, they had remote controls.
They were controlling the plane.
And then these first of all, I knew somebody who died in there.
I'm like, oh, it's a little gross for me.
So, so I don't, I don't get involved with that kind of stuff.
This one, this one really makes you wonder what the fuck's going on.
So we are attempting, so Congress is attempting to pass amendment 28.
Oh, okay.
Which one's that?
What's that?
It's not an amendment yet.
So they're working on it.
It's okay.
It's the continuity amendment.
Which is?
Oh, that's the best.
So the, the, the major thing is if there is a mass killing of Congress members and more
than a hundred of them, they're allowed to be replaced by the governors with no election.
Boy.
Yeah.
So does that make you go, hmm.
And the other thing that came out and this, I didn't know this either in a mass casual
event.
Guess what the president is?
The president.
Yeah.
President changes.
Why?
Where does it say that?
Uh, I mean, it's, it's written down.
I mean, go to Norad's website.
How do you know, where's it from the constitution?
Norad, the leader of Norad, I forgot his name.
I write it down, becomes the new president during the mass casual event.
Where are you getting this from?
You got a little box right there.
I don't care what Norad says.
Where does the constitution say that?
Okay.
First of all, the constitution doesn't have to say that.
Sure does.
No, because there's so many amendments that they violate the constitutional rights.
What?
Uh, I mean, the 14th amendment violates our rights repeatedly.
I have to go through the 14th, I really looked into because that kind of related back to
the COVID thing.
And then I'm sure they do another couple of other issues I'm looking at.
What?
Congress doesn't have to do stuff legal.
They can do stuff that's illegal.
And then, well, I mean, it's like our president signed an executive order to pay off people's
student loans.
Well, no, that's not constitutional.
Okay.
He still attempt to do it, to do it.
Right.
But like, where are you getting this Norad?
So, like, you said they're trying to make an amendment.
Okay.
So that would make it constitutional.
Yes.
But like, Norad isn't in that amendment, right?
No.
So then where that makes no sense.
And not an elected official cannot be president.
But yeah, we put this quickly in lines that may turn them into words on a piece of paper
saying they can.
But they're not on the correct, they're not on the magical piece of paper, the one that
counts.
I'm more of a reportant than you.
I didn't like write this story.
I mean, so no, but it's really bizarre because we see here.
Well, now, okay, so I can, so like, at least half of these congresspeople are convinced
that in 2020 there was an insurrection that tried to kill them all.
So I can see like, they might believe that such a thing could happen.
Yeah, but I mean, not one congressmember even came in contact with a J6er.
No, but they're fucking still like, hiding under the fucking desks like a bunch of little
bitches.
And then the FBI was in front of Congress the other day and Massey was kind of drilling
down on him.
And he asked him a question and goes, okay, because every question Massey asked him,
it was, I don't know, I can't answer that right now.
It's not going to investigation.
And Massey was okay.
How many people were, they submitted expense reports and were paid back expense reports
for that day.
Yeah.
And then I had another thing that goes, I'm gonna look into that to see how many were
dumbass.
You just said the FBI were there.
Yeah.
You just admitted it.
So yeah, so yeah, you know, getting back to this, this thing, it's bizarre because
the head of, I mean, I didn't even know nor had like, was even that popular of a department.
But yeah, they, so to pass this amendment, they need two thirds of the majority of Congress.
Yeah.
And three fourths of the state.
Yeah.
So it more than likely won't pass.
Right.
But what the fuck are they thinking?
Well, okay, so I mean, again, like, again, half these people legitimately have brainwashed
themselves into thinking that this is a real event that we're somebody tried
to kill them all.
So, okay, right now when there's a vacancy in the house, you have to have a special election,
right?
Well, if I'm back to the governor, no, that's the Senate.
Oh, okay.
So right now the Senate gets replaced by the governor and in the house, there's a special
election.
Oh, okay.
So all they're doing is saying if X number of vacancies happen at once, then the governor
can do that.
Well, they call it a mass casualty event.
So they're specifically putting.
Yes, mass casualty has to be in there.
So it kind of, I know you don't watch a lot of TV, but if you can, I want you to catch
a show.
It's like three seasons long.
I think it's 10 or 15 episodes a season.
Okay.
So, what's designated survivor?
Okay.
It is a, oh, Kiefer.
Kiefer Southerland is the head guy.
He's the main actor in this.
And he is, he's in the president's cabinet and he, do you know what the designated survivor
is?
No.
So if all of Congress is in one building, they have to leave one house member and one
senator behind.
So, something is still around the country.
Who gives a fuck, dude?
If you all die, then we don't need you.
Right.
But in this case, they blew up a Capitol building and killed everybody.
So he became the president.
So, so like the term illegitimate president was coming to you, throwing around a lot.
Now this was, this show was under the Trump term.
So they, a lot of this stuff, it's almost like it's their playbook.
I've thought this for a while, but I've never really discussed it openly.
But if you watch the show, the lot of this shit that happened in the show is stuff they've
done in the last three or four years.
So it's almost like they were conditioning us.
I don't think it's that, I think it's more like somebody made a clever show and these
guys are like, well, let's do that.
Right.
Oh no, no, no, no, but it would still be their playbook though.
They go, this is our new playbook.
I mean, they had a virus going around killing people and they had to contain the virus.
They had a whistleblower in the, or a leaker in the White House, which Trump had a leaker
in the White House, which I believe was Pence, by the way, or somebody in his cabinet.
So yeah, so it's, it's actually an entertaining show.
It's not, it'll hold your, hold your attention, I guess.
But it was just bizarre that a lot of stuff that happened, Disney Survivor is happening
into us apparently.
So, so, I mean, maybe they watched this show and they said, well, somebody blows up the
capital.
Yeah.
We got to be able to replace everybody.
Right.
But they are that stupid.
They are that stupid.
I don't know.
I mean, thinking of the past before the other, because, because, okay, there is a lot of
evidence out there.
When Trump wins in November, when, no, come on.
Okay.
No, when Trump wins, I'm not saying that he should or he should, I'm just saying he's
going to because you can't cheat that much.
Yes, you can.
If Trump won, if he gets three of us in the black vote and a good portion of the Hispanics,
if the number is too big to cheat.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Okay.
Let's go with your theory.
We got a billion votes.
We got a billion votes for Camala.
Okay.
Here you go.
I may have mentioned this before or not, but if you, if I get a, if I get a, a bullshitting
answer, funny one, what would the number of votes have to be for Harris to win?
I don't know.
Well, okay.
Let's say, let's say a hundred million.
Yeah.
Okay.
And that's a, that's a legit number because Trump at first in 2016 got like 68 million
in 2020.
He got like 74 million.
And now he's picked up a lot more supporters.
Okay.
So he's probably going to get close to 80 million.
Probably won't break it, but he's going to get close to 80 million.
So for them to be prepared on, on the election night or election week, they're going to have
to have hundreds of thousands or millions of ballots already printed out.
So what?
Okay.
They don't care.
No, they don't.
They don't even have to do that.
They don't need ballots.
No, no, no.
They just say we had ballots.
Oh, we lost them.
I mean, you're saying that's what they're doing now.
Michigan said that, but Georgia can't.
Why, why even need ballots?
They don't need ballots.
Just tick the number up.
It's a fucking computer.
Yeah.
We'll see.
But yeah, it's going to have to be a whopper like up close to a hundred million.
That's not over a hundred million.
They'll do whatever it is.
That's what they'll do.
There's no way we have a hundred million people in this country that we're going to do.
It doesn't matter.
You're going to do nothing about it.
You're going to sit there and take it.
Well, I'm sure as fuck I can go to the Capitol.
I'm not either.
Why the fuck would I go to there?
Fuck these people.
Well, I'll go there if they elect me.
If I win, but other than I skipped that day though, I would be anywhere near DC on J6
of 2025.
I mean, I'll have to be there when I'll be at work.
Turn your phone off.
Working hard.
Working hard for the American public.
Yeah.
So there was a whistleblower in front of me.
Okay, so there was a whistleblower in front of Congress today or this week.
And he, I might have just said that, but I'm trying to get back to the story.
He basically was, he goes, this is my last day as a government employee.
This is my last act as a government employee.
He goes, I highly recommend everybody vote because that is your responsibility.
And then I also highly recommend you, you take your first, your second amendment rights
and you start carrying.
And he goes, I would have three to five months of food thrown up in my house.
Now sitting in front of Congress, he's with the intelligence department.
If there is an intelligence department, I'm just saying that's, you know, because that's
one reason I started this show because I believe something bad is going to happen.
Right.
But like, just because some goofball says it's going to happen soon.
No, no, he said between the election day and January 20th.
I don't give a f- I believe it, well, because that's my whole theory here.
That's part of my kind of said it a few times.
But I believe in the immigrants are here too.
He didn't say anything about the immigrants.
This is on me.
Immigrants, they don't care.
They're not going to follow orders.
They're already a UN army.
Okay, if you're a Haitian and like, let's say the UN says we're going to give you 20
grand to sneak into America and set you up with a job and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
You're like, okay, sure.
So okay, you get to America and now you have all the cats and ducks and dogs that you want
to eat all for free, whatever you want, man.
So you take them up and eat them.
And then the UN calls you and says, okay, buddy, time to activate.
You're going to hit the fucking phone.
I'm not, fuck you.
I got my 20 grand.
I'm here.
I'm free.
I forgot one other minute they have.
What's that?
They're allowed to fly freely back to their homeland and back.
Why the fuck would you want to go back to Haiti?
Who gives up?
It's terrible.
It's all, if you have a birthday party, your neighbor's kids have a birthday party.
Nobody's fucking going back to these shitholes.
I'm saying they are.
They are flying back and they're coming back.
So global, global X airlines started in 2001 with one plane.
It now possesses, I believe it was 17 planes, which is over a billion dollars in dollars.
Oh, well, they had to buy all the planes.
They are flying the immigrants back to their home country and they leave in chains and
shackles.
And once the plane is airbound and before it lands, they take all the shackles off the
people and they get to go to their land and they want to come back.
They just recontact their contact person and we fly them back.
This sounds kind of made up.
I mean, like, I want to see a video of this.
Google, try global X airlines.
It comes up.
Yeah, they got a Wikipedia page, but...
We've got three videos popped up there, but you're on...
Fuck.
So I recommend, if I look into this, because this is weird, if this is really happening,
I mean, they're basically getting leave from the military and then coming back because
they are part of the UN army.
Diculous.
I'm telling you, man, those are the people that are going to be on our side when this
shit hits the fan.
They're going to be on our side more, more, not all of them, obviously, but more of them
than not.
So it's being reported, not in the news, obviously.
Chicago and New York, and I believe there was one other...
San Antonio.
The street gangs and the Venezuelans and the immigrants are all fighting now.
Good.
So we're going to see how this works out.
Who's going to come out the victor in this?
But in Chicago, apparently there was a pretty bad shooting today.
They do not know if it was immigrant related or not.
I mean, because it is Chicago.
But I've said this back in June, I was saying that Chicago gangs are not going to tolerate
them losing their turf.
Right.
I was in the New York gangs.
I can only speak at Chicago because I had a lot of time there.
Right.
But I can assume New York gangs are going to say, right, they're not going to tolerate
this shit.
Now, are they tougher?
That's the question.
Oh, well, absolutely.
I mean, you're fighting the guy from a third world country.
Yeah.
Well, they know the territory already.
Okay.
So they have a better arsenal.
Guarantee they have a better arsenal.
I don't know about that.
Yeah, absolutely.
It's not even close.
I mean, they're being given guns all.
It doesn't matter.
They have stockpiles.
Like the gangs in New York have been there for over a hundred years.
They have stockpiles.
I hope so.
They have more money.
They have more contacts on the ground.
I mean, like they have spies everywhere.
And they've got a security system.
They got a monitoring system set up for their neighborhoods.
They people set up to obviously looking for cops, but I guess you can look for Haitians
as well.
Why not?
You can do anything.
I don't know.
It's going to be interesting.
I'm just glad we're not seeing that here in Vegas.
I don't believe we had.
I mean, I'm sure we got some immigrants here.
Um, mostly Mexican immigrants.
And you know, like, I don't have a problem with them.
I mean, we've always had them coming across the border.
They don't care.
It's, it's, I mean, Venezuela really.
Yeah.
I mean, I've been saying, but I think I said this last week, if they're over here and
they're protected, then they have to be refugee status, which is a probation or thing.
But why would the only country that took them?
I don't know.
The refugees system, they, does it work that way?
Well, I don't know if that's true, first of all, but second of all, like Europe is getting
all the, like the Muslim country.
Yeah.
I mean, Europe's got, it's having their issues too.
So you don't think on like one day they're all going to activate.
No.
All countries are going to be at war with it.
So stupid.
Like they're not, like, that's just not how it works.
Okay.
We'll see.
42 days?
42 days.
They don't care about authority.
Like they just don't give a fuck.
Fuck you.
I'm already here.
What are you going to do?
Fuck you, UN.
But what's the promise at the end of this though?
Nothing.
There's nothing they can promise.
No.
If you conquer, if you conquer America, you get nothing.
You get ashes.
Your family can move over here.
You get a pile of ashes because the productive workforce is all dead.
So speaking of that, apparently the unemployment rate is rising and they're saying it's because
of the immigrants, which I didn't think they could work here until they got a visa.
But then again, if the Haitians are here on refugee status or some kind of protected
class, then they would have the right to work.
So apparently there are immigrants taking jobs.
Well we knew that one town in Iowa, the chicken, the Purdue chicken, I believe, fired 1200
people in the town and replaced all the immigrants.
So that is for that.
I mentioned that a few, about like two months ago.
So we know that is happening.
Well, I mean, like if you're so bad at your job that a fucking guy that can't speak English
can replace you, I mean, I got no sympathy, you know, like get better, man.
I get it.
Get a skill.
But some people want a simple life.
That's fine.
But then stop demanding high wages.
They're not.
They are.
No, no, the people like in Iowa, you think they were demanding high wages?
Absolutely.
If I can pay less for somebody to do the same job, you are demanding too much.
Well, no, it's that the government let people in who would work for less.
But those people have the natural right to do that.
Like it's not that.
No, the government does not have a right to do what they're doing.
This is out of control.
That's ridiculous.
Dude, the government has no right to stop them.
That's the point.
Like if you think of a free world without government controls and I run a chicken farm
and you put fences up.
Well, yeah, okay, I put fences up, but I'm paying you $10 an hour to clean up chicken.
Why would you put a fence up for?
Just let forget that.
Well, no, it's this question.
I'm paying you $10 an hour to clean up chicken shit.
And then Jose says, hey, senior, I work for $8.
I'm gonna hire Jose, like get the fuck out, Ron.
Yeah, unless you're gonna bring your wages down.
Okay.
But should your government be letting in all these people to do this though?
The government should have no sale for them at that point.
So you'll put a fence up so you'll have a chicken coop to take your chickens and coyotes.
And then you'll have a fence around your property.
Why?
Open borders.
Let people walk on your land.
That's not, we're not talking about my land.
Like the USA is not your land.
It's all of our land.
No, it's not.
Yes, it is.
It's not.
That's collectivist, communist garbage.
No, it's paid for.
I mean, there's streets.
No, it's not paid for.
You don't pay shit for the Rio Grande.
It's a river.
It's been there for a million years.
You're talking about the Rio Grande.
That's the border.
I understand that.
It's not paid for that.
That's not yours.
Okay.
But as soon as they hit the land, that's our land.
You have no sale for who walks there.
No, once they get off the river.
No.
You have no sale for that.
See, the libertarian, this is where the...
That's communism.
That is communism, Ron.
Put up a protecting your country is communism.
You don't own the country.
Nobody owns the country.
You own your chicken coop.
You can protect your chicken coop.
You don't get to say Dave's chicken coop can't hire Jose.
You can say you won't hire Jose, but you can't tell me what to do.
Okay, yeah, but we're having two different conversations.
No, we're not.
I've been talking to...
Are we talking about open borders now?
Are we talking about your chicken farm?
So the open borders, that's where...
That's all tied together because if I own the chicken coop, I decide who I hire and
who I don't hire.
And if I want to hire people from across the Rio Grande, that's none of your business.
You don't get a say.
Okay.
I agree.
But you're wrong.
You just don't.
No, I'm not wrong.
You are wrong.
We don't get a say.
We aren't allowed to protect our country.
That's just nonsense, collectivist garbage.
Say something real.
You have property.
Your property has a fence around it.
That is your property.
Everything outside, you don't get a say.
So you're a big believer in these First Amendment auditors.
Okay, yeah.
So they stay on public property.
Yes.
And they do their thing.
Right.
If they're arrested, they will potentially fall a lawsuit.
So is that their property?
No.
So they should be arrested?
No.
Whose property is it?
Okay, so again, like I talked about this before, there's two modes of thinking you have
to consider.
Okay.
There's the free anarchist world that I want, and then there's the magic constitution
world that we want to pretend that we're in.
Right?
So if we're going to be in the magic constitution world, then public property, anybody can walk
there.
Not just the First Amendment auditor, not just you and me, but Jose and what's the name
that I...
I'm not going there.
Mohammed, anybody who wants to walk on that property can walk there.
Because the government cannot stop them.
Agreed, because even immigrants get to enjoy our constitutional rights.
Right.
I'm okay with that.
But if they're immigrants, then you can't stop them at the border, because that's public
property.
We stopped them before they get on.
We're not allowed to do that.
Every country has...
I don't give a fuck what other countries do.
Other countries are socialists.
Okay, so okay.
We are supposed to be the land of freedom.
So this is a great experiment.
Let's see how this works out.
We have done...
It worked out for 100 fucking years.
No, no, no, no.
So we have now apparently adopted the anarchist society.
We just let everybody in.
Okay.
Let's see how it works out.
It'll work out great, because here's...
Listen, because...
So now here's where I agree with you.
The government is offering welfare benefits for people to immigrate here.
And that's wrong.
I agree.
That encourages people we don't prefer to be here.
Whereas in an anarchist society, if the rule is you can come here, but you're on your own,
you have to find a job, you have to rent a house, you have to feed yourself, then the
only people that come here will be people that can be productive.
So you don't find it odd that we are paying these people?
It is odd.
It's odd.
It's wrong.
Okay, it's wrong.
Right, right, right.
We won't just check that box wrong.
Now, but they're doing it.
So what's the motivation behind it?
We get them to stop doing it.
I don't care what their motivation is.
I don't give a...
Stop doing it.
That's what we should be focused on.
Okay.
Don't focus on the Haitian that crossed the border.
Don't focus on the Mexican guy, the Venezuelan guy.
Focus on what the government is doing.
Right.
Because they are the criminal here.
Okay.
So what is their motivation to do this?
I don't care.
Just make them stop.
What is their motivation ever, or not ever, it's a...
Highest of motivation I think since 1996, 97.
Well, I mean, some people...
97.
A couple of years ago, it was the highest ever, I think.
It also depends on how you measure it.
Yeah.
Because they change the calculation every 20-fucking years.
They change the definition and blah, blah, blah.
So no, but this is a great social experiment.
So let's give it...
Let's pick a date.
And since I'm the one that's conspiring that it's going to happen between the election
day or the election week and January 20th, let's say January 20th is the drop-dad day.
The show after January 20th, we'll talk about how it worked out on the immigrant's
area.
Okay.
I mean, you know what?
Get some Monero and we'll bet Monero on it.
We're some of our challenges.
Can we put Monero here on the table?
No.
Like, in a little coin or anything?
No.
Ah, no fun.
It's digital.
Okay.
So yeah, no, I do believe that there is some bad days afoot.
And you know what?
Why not?
Why not prep?
Why not prepare yourself?
Well, obviously prep, but like...
Okay, so I don't disagree with you that bad stuff is going to happen.
And it might even happen between those two dates, but it's not going to be those people
we'll have to be fighting against.
That's my contention.
So who's it going to be?
It could be the blue helmets, like the actual blue helmets, the government military, because
they did the whole COVID shot thing and all the people that I don't want to call them
sane or patriotic or whatever, but the people who disobeyed, they kicked them all out.
And now the only people that are left are just obedient drones who are going to shoot
at American citizens if they're told to.
That does concern, because that actually concerns me.
I've had that.
Those are the people that are going to be against us, not the fucking Venezuelan guy.
Yeah.
He's going to be on our side.
I guarantee you he will be on our side.
I don't know.
I think there's more afoot.
Something's up at the Circle K.
So no, I will see.
I mean, I don't know.
I'm only doing, well, no.
So there is, there's a documentary out, okay.
You do a couple of documentaries out and Treason, I believe is the one that's out right now.
And then there's another one coming out in October about the immigrant crisis here in
America.
And these guys, J.J.
Carroll was one of them.
And they went around, they spent time in Chicago, they spent time in New York.
And they're going up to these hotels that are housing the immigrants and they're being
stopped at the gate and they're being told they can't come in, but they'll get people
to answer the questions.
Although they'll talk to some of the local cops.
They're trying to sell this as nothing bad is happening here.
There's no crime here.
But the cops are like, there's a fucking shitload of crime there.
And here's the thing that Chicago's doing.
So if your car gets impounded, what's the process of being after it's impounded?
I don't fucking know.
You pay the money, get your car back.
Or you don't pay the money and the car has to go to auction.
I believe it's 20 days in the impound lot in Chicago.
If you haven't claimed your car, your car is given to an immigrant.
Given to an immigrant.
Interesting.
Who probably doesn't have a driver's license.
More than likely doesn't have insurance.
So there were...
Right.
But again, like, again, I get it.
You're saying this shit.
But it's gonna...
Okay, if they were doing this for me, I would be like, yeah, I'm gonna take this free shit.
And then when you give me the order, I'm gonna laugh in your face and say, fuck you.
I'm not fighting for you.
I'm not gonna die for you.
Yeah, but that's not the mentality of a lot of people.
Yes, it is, dude.
They grew up under socialism.
They know what it's like.
We have military members that put their life on the line all the time because of some dumb
ass, some war pig wants them to go to the foreign country and find a battle over fucking
oil.
And they go to...
Yeah.
And those are Americans.
And they take...
Those are dumb ass Americans who have no concept of socialism or freedom.
They don't even know.
And they've been indoctrinated by public schools to believe that what we have is freedom when
what we actually have is like semi-socialism.
Whereas if you take these Venezuelan people, they have real socialism all the fucking way.
And they fucking hated it and they wanted to get rid of it and they wanted to flee.
And now they're out.
Like, I've met a lot of people from the former Soviet Union, from China, from Mongolia.
Like, these people are not brainwashed dumb ass American soldiers that go, rah rah, freedom,
pledge allegiance or get the fuck out.
So they...
But keep in mind, some countries are sitting in their prisoners over here.
Okay.
If you're in their prisons, they're sitting in here.
Okay.
And mentally ill.
Again, I trust those people more than I trust the American military.
They're not even close.
I'm sorry.
We will have...
So the 20th, I don't know what date it's on, but they show up and then we'll talk.
We'll readdress this issue.
Yeah.
Okay.
Hopefully we won't forget.
So speaking of the vaccine, Blood One is a donation company.
Okay.
Blood donation.
They now will not take your plasma if you've been vaccinated.
How much are they paying for unvaccinated?
Blood.
I just...
So technically they can't pay for blood.
Oh, okay.
It's a really weird thing.
They can't pay for blood.
So you have to give up your blood.
Yeah.
And then Red Cross, whatever, they store it up, they send to hospitals.
If you're ever hurt in an injury and you need blood at a hospital, do you get it for free
or they charge you for that?
I assume they charge you.
Well, I think they charge you for the transfusion but not for the blood.
Oh, well, we use a needle on you.
That needle's $5,000.
Yeah.
It's a specialty needle.
Right.
And the hose is another $2,000.
Right.
Okay.
Yeah, and I always thought that was weird.
But I mean, at this point, I would start prepping your blood.
You can actually do that.
You can, there's a company out the belt and you just go to this building, however many
times, and then they can take your blood out and they store it for you in case there's
ever an incident where you need blood.
Yeah, I think I'll just take my chance.
Yeah.
I'm not a big fan of needles.
I mean, I'll do the needle I have to, but I don't, I'm okay.
Plus, my wife's got O-negative.
Oh, there you go.
So I just put a spick in her.
There you go.
And all the blood I want.
You hear that, everyone?
Ron's wife is O-negative.
He said it.
I didn't say it.
Do what you want.
So yeah, so I thought it was weird.
I think really the last thing everybody wanted to talk about is Chase Oliver kind of made
me think of this.
This story came out, I kind of thought of Chase Oliver.
Okay.
When we get idiots like this running our libertarian party, they started attracting weirdos.
Okay.
So guess who came out as a libertarian?
Oh, that was Zuckerberg.
Zuckerberg.
Yeah.
Zuckerberg.
Zuckerbucks.
So now, because I blame Chase Oliver, because he probably saw Chase Oliver and goes, oh,
well, he's a decent looking guy.
He might be okay.
No, I think what happened was the Democrats are no longer paying Zuckerberg and he's like,
well, he needs money to do that.
These people are addicted.
It's like, it's like addiction, you know, like, well, he does have to finish out bunker.
He's building a hallway.
That's right.
So like that.
Huh?
Do you believe the bunker stories?
I don't know.
He has one, but I don't know.
What's the drag queen?
RuPaul?
Yeah.
He's, she's a bunker in Montana.
Okay.
No, she, she clearly said it.
I don't care.
Like, so what?
What do you need a bunker for?
If you, if you can afford a bunker, you'd have a bunker.
I'm digging one right now.
What are you talking about?
What do you think?
Exactly.
But what do they know that we don't know?
Nothing.
Okay.
They're not even connected somehow.
There's a whole bunch of immigrants.
They're just smart.
They're relatively smart.
They can see ahead.
Holy shit.
We're being invaded by the UN army.
Oh my God.
These dumbasses don't know anything about it.
I'm building a goddamn bunker.
No.
So Zuckerberg, it's not, it's no longer profitable to be a shield for the Democrats.
Cause like it's just not as popular anymore.
So he's just going to be a shield for whoever pays him more.
That's what I'm calling it.
No, he really needs to pay attention.
This may be kind of linked to this.
Cause what I'm starting to see now, and I mentioned this, I think a couple of weeks
ago, but it's getting more prevalent right now.
Even AOC came out about this.
They're talking about, we need to control the media.
We need to control social media.
We need to shut down false information.
Well, yeah, it's costing money.
Right.
But all that things I just said, what is that doing?
Vending our free speech?
Dude, like it's just not going to happen.
They can talk about it all they fucking want.
Like it's not going to happen.
So if you and I were doing a podcast in 2018 and I'm like, oh man, in 2020, they're going
to lock us down.
They're going to make us stay in our houses.
Yeah.
They're going to wear a mask.
You'd be like, you fucking retard, stop it.
You know what you're talking about.
They're not going to do that.
Only a moron would do that.
Really.
So how did 2020 go for us?
Yeah.
Like there's just not, it's not the same level.
There's evil greedy people in politics.
But you can't stop the internet.
It's not the same thing.
Right.
You can shut down stores because they have business licenses because we let them do that.
But there's no such thing as an internet license.
You can't, you just can't stop the internet.
They can block.
I mean, how, I mean, there was a couple of years ago when Russia was doing a lot of
attacks on us on the internet.
They're like, why not just shut off all the servers from Russia?
VPNs, I guess.
Because it doesn't work that way.
They said they could.
They could just block IP addresses.
They don't know what they're talking.
You can block single IP addresses.
You can type in 12 million IP addresses if you want to spend all day doing that.
I think you can do a range because wouldn't there be...
But you can't stop.
You can't block that IP address from me.
You can block it from you.
Then you can block it from coming into the country.
No, you can't.
Okay.
You know what we're coming here for tonight.
There's no central points where everything comes into this country.
This is not how it works.
There's wires all over the fucking place.
There's satellites.
There's radios.
You cannot stop it.
Okay.
You could slow it down.
You can make it harder.
You can make it...
The idiots can't do it, but you're not going to stop it.
Well, you could shut down certain websites.
Yeah, you can shut down certain websites.
But those websites, if they were smart, they would start setting up on I2P on the dark
web and then they can't be shut down there.
So you can shut down their normal site and then what those sites should do is start encouraging
their users, hey, visit us on the dark web.
You and your dark web.
Dude, that's how you solve a problem.
I know.
I like the dark web.
I'm just saying because you love it so much.
But that's why you...
I have to hate it.
That's why I'm saying it's impossible to shut it down now.
It's good podcasting.
It's impossible to shut it down.
Okay.
I'm on the dark web now, people.
Now, don't wait.
Don't wait until...
Ron, don't walk.
Don't wait until Ron's conspiracy fantasy happens.
Do it now because he could be right.
I'm not saying he's wrong.
They're going to try and do it.
That's like the biggest compliment I've ever gotten from Dave.
He might be right.
The retard might be right.
They're absolutely going to try and do it.
Okay.
Whether they succeed or not, I don't know.
But they're going to try.
So be ready.
Get on the dark web.
I have a topic I wanted to talk about if you're...
Yeah?
So, you ever heard of Kelo versus New London, Supreme Court case?
No.
All right.
So Kelo versus New London, Supreme Court case, I believe in 2005, New London, Connecticut,
they wanted to eminent domain some people's houses.
Okay.
And they said...
But so normally the way eminent domain works is you have to have the land for public use.
So build a highway, build a park.
Technically, the public use is not necessarily...
It's been abused.
But go ahead.
Well, that's what this case actually...
But it's been abused and carried out and it actually happened.
But go ahead.
Well, so that's what this case was about.
Okay.
So what the government wanted to do was they wanted to sell the land to a private developer
to build, I believe, a chemical factory of some kind.
Okay.
And the people said, no, no, you can't do that.
That's not public use.
You're selling it for private use.
So they sued the city, all the way up to Supreme Court, and Supreme Court, which was
run by liberals at the time, said, no, of course they can do that.
That's the government.
That counts as public use.
Yeah.
So all these people lost their homes.
They destroyed the homes.
And then the chemical company said, you know what?
We don't really want the land.
Right?
So the land sat there.
It still fallowed.
Like, nothing has been done with this land since 2005.
Okay?
Just this week, this is why I'm bringing it up, they said, well, we're going to start
doing something with this land.
And guess what they did?
They said, we're going to give a six, I think it was $6.5 million tax break to these housing
developers.
So now the land's been sitting here like 20 years.
They destroyed houses to take the land for public use, which never got used and was never
public use.
And now they want to spend $6.5 million to build houses where they just destroyed a bunch
of houses.
It's government logic.
What the fuck, dude?
Okay.
And this one pisses me off because, well, obviously it pisses me off.
Everything pisses them off.
Okay.
So this is a funny one.
I always like to play this game with people.
I named the people that were on the court at the time.
And I don't have the full list, but Sandra Day O'Conner, Scalia, who else was there?
I think Roberts.
But I'll bring up the list and I'll say, okay, now the decision was six to three, I want
to say, I'm not 100% on that, but it was fairly heavily weighted towards the government.
And I say, which judge do you think voted which way?
Everybody was like, oh, Scalia voted for it.
I don't know if Clarence Thomas, I think he was.
Yeah, Clarence Thomas was on the court.
Yeah, he's on the court since Clarence, I believe.
So Clarence Thomas voted for it.
And then O'Connor was against it.
And they do the list.
And I'm like, well, actually you got every single one of those wrong.
Every single one of them.
That's a good game because that's not really a party issue.
I mean, eminent domain is, it should be.
An eminent domain can be used to benefit the Democrats and other Republicans.
So I wouldn't make that guess on a Supreme Court on which direction they would go because
I don't know.
I guess I'd have to look at the specific item that they're talking about.
Well, so the whole thing is when I described the case, everyone's like, that's evil, right?
Everyone agrees it's evil.
Evil and wrong.
Why is it a big deal?
Because they're taking land for public use, quote unquote.
Well, no, they took land for public use.
And then I said for 20 years.
But it wasn't for public use.
It was for private use.
And they've redefined public use, which is something you've always talked about, like
with your downtown Las Vegas crap.
So like they were doing what you hate and Supreme Court said, yeah, you can do that.
So like whenever people think about Supreme Court justices and which ones are evil and
which ones are good, the normie will say, oh, Scalia was evil, Clarence Thomas was evil.
I mean, I actually liked him.
I mean, he was killed.
He was murdered.
He did a lot.
He was good sometimes.
But when it came to religious stuff, he was off his fucking rocker.
Well, there should be there should be no case that goes in front of the Supreme Court that's
religious based.
Sure, they should.
Why?
Like if a school speech thing, like if a school bans a religious club or something, or if
you want to display the 10 commandments and use taxpayer dollars to pay for it.
Like he was all.
Oh, I guess that would go to Supreme Court.
Okay.
Yeah.
So we shouldn't have religion mixing with politics.
I know we do, but we shouldn't.
Right.
But no, they didn't favor of it.
Yeah.
They did intimate domain in Bensonville, around the side of Chicago, okay, for O'Hare Airport.
Yeah.
But then that's an airport.
No, no, I agree.
But they took all these houses.
Yeah.
And I haven't looked into it for a while, but years later, the houses were just still
there.
Yeah.
They never get the new.
They never got put it now.
They may have now.
Well, I know that Eisenhower was eminent domain.
Like, because that used to be like ethnic neighborhoods.
So the Eisenhower's, that's 290, right?
Yeah.
Interesting thing about the Eisenhower, it's the, the straightest interstate in America,
the longest run without a turn.
Do you know why that is?
They wanted to be able to land planes on it.
Yeah.
In case I think during World War II.
Interesting.
Yeah.
I used to have an interesting fact, but now there was a town.
I have no clue where it was anymore, because this is going back, I mean, like 10, 15 years
ago, if not 20, they wanted to use them in domain for a shopping mall.
Yeah.
And it was all, you can't do that.
And the government, the local government came back and said, well, no, we can.
Because the mall will produce more tax dollars.
Yeah.
Well, that was the R-Honklyne Q, that was Q-Liverty, New London, which set the precedent.
Yeah.
So they were using that.
Yeah.
Well, so now they can do it for anything.
Now they can say, oh, we want to build the F1 stadium, eminent domain, right?
We want to build the Oakland A's stadium, eminent domain.
We can eminent domain for any fucking reason we want.
Yeah, fuck you, Billy.
We took your A's.
And your Raiders.
You can have the Raiders back and the Raider fans back, but we took them from you.
So ha ha.
I'm against eminent domain in general, but like, if you're going to have rules that
say public use, you don't get to just fucking change it.
And it's all, yeah, public use actually means anything we want.
Yeah, no, no.
I've been a part of it where they need to widen the road and they were taking land from one
of the companies I work for.
And we're like, okay, I mean, we got, we got fair market value for it.
So we're like, yeah, we have to pay you.
Yeah.
So I mean, we have a problem with it.
We lost some of our business.
Well, there's been other cases where they, where they try to do it without paying.
Yeah.
So like there's been cases where somebody owed like $50 on their property tax and they
would eminent domain the whole property, sell the house for half a million and then just
keep it all.
Like, no, you can't do that.
You have to, you have to take the $50 and then give the money back to the person.
They're fucking, they're out of control.
I'm not a fan of eminent domain.
I do see its need.
Oh, no, it's funny in Colorado.
You can think, oh, God, I'm gonna have to read it.
I don't believe they can use it in a domain in Colorado.
I believe that the, the state constitution is set up in a manner.
Well, Colorado has some very interesting laws.
One, if they make the state of Colorado can only make X amount of dollars a year, the
rest has to go back to people.
So that, to me, that's cool.
But so I 70 goes through Denver and up into the mountains and up, up in the mountains
is where all the ski hills are.
So on the weekends, there's a lot of fucking traffic.
So they wanted a wide nice 70, but the towns along there said, you know, we're not giving
you our land and they had the right to turn them away.
So the government could not step in and take their land.
So there might be a strange long Colorado that prevents that.
Well, I know the feds can do the other way because like there's federal eminent domain
and then there's state.
There say I 70 can never be widened because the town.
That's weird because I can mean because of interstate is a federal.
Well, I don't know.
There's a lot of intermix on it.
So it is.
There's federal dollars that build the interstates and that's why you have to use the DOT
like speed limit.
And I think like back in the 70s, we wanted to change the 55 miles an hour.
We're like, Oh God, no, people will die.
Yeah.
Um, but yeah, we ended up doing it anyway.
So yeah, but Colorado, I mean, I love that.
Say Colorado.
I really do.
I mean, Colorado is a great place to live.
Just to me immigrants.
No, they weren't there when I was there.
Yeah, I moved there when the marijuana just got legalized.
And the dispensaries were buying houses with cash because they couldn't put in the bank.
Right.
So like one dispensary literally made furniture in one of their offices out of stacks of cash.
They're like, we don't know what else to do with this.
So these are buying houses.
Basically to wash the money.
You buy the house, you sell the house, you put the money in the bank.
Yeah.
Cause the banks wouldn't take the dirty dirty dispensary money, but they'll take the dirty, dirty money
that you bought that or the dirty money you bought the house with and sold the house.
Yeah.
So, um, but there's actually a woman started the credit union in Colorado only and she
holds, she houses all their money.
I'm pretty sure she's got some very large armed guards.
I would also.
So, um, yeah, I think that's, I only got one of the story.
It's just a quick ride.
That was funny.
Oh, okay.
So, um, I mentioned Kanye West and his, but there's also the artist performing at the
Super Bowl.
He did an anti-kai, a, a, a diddler, diddler song, uh, like three or four months ago,
like before all this came out.
And in the song, he mentioned like he, he was singing the song and he mentioned like, uh,
people in LA or something, something to do with that.
I don't listen to that music.
Um, but then when he, he had to use the word minors.
I think he was talking about a note and not an actual child.
Yeah.
But then he's like, and P did he use his minors?
Like you're like, bro, it stretched out the word.
I'm like, so, yeah, so no, yeah.
So, um, so you're, you obviously you're from the Alex Jones.
Of course.
I mean, I don't listen to him, but he's also off the, he's, uh, what's the name of
his car?
Oh, info wars.
Yeah.
For worse.
Um, so he's done with info wars.
The government took it from me.
Right.
Um, now Steven Crowder lets him on his channel.
Everyone saw that.
But so, but, so the federal government is breaking up info wars and they're
going to sell out in pieces.
Right.
Oddly enough, he got sued by the parents of Sandy Hook, right?
Cause he said it was fake.
Yeah.
But if you listen to all his shows, he spent less than 15 minutes talking about
this, so they, it's a big setup to take that Alex Jones.
So they're going to break up his company and sell it.
Right.
So people believe it's probably not Reddit anymore.
It's another, another website.
They're like, well, it's an easy solution to this.
Yeah.
Let's just buy it and give it back to him.
Elon Musk should buy it and put it in the CEO.
Right.
Yeah.
That I would like.
Yeah.
I mean, cause there's nothing more illegal about doing that.
And then that would be free and clear of the judgment.
Yeah.
You'd follow the judgment.
So Elon, maybe let's do it.
You already pissed off the world X and you're doing a great job with it.
That's, that, that, whether I agree with Alex Jones or not, and I actually don't.
I'm not, I've actually never listened to his podcast.
I like the fact that he's out there doing his shit.
He's done a lot of important stuff.
So he really has.
He spied on, what's that fucking Bohemian Grove thing?
So Bohemian Grove is like this get together that all the elites do in the woods.
Oh, I did hear something like that.
And they do like this weird fucking baffle mat, sex dances and shit.
And like he snuck onto the grounds and taped them doing that.
And he's like showed up at the Bilderberg group and all these.
So we need our Jones in our world.
Oh, absolutely.
So Elon Musk, man, get this guy back.
So the way I like to put it is he's wrong 90% of the time.
Only got to be like, what's that?
But the 10% is fucking huge.
And no one else covers it.
Yeah.
No, no, I, I, I do enjoy some of his stories.
I don't, I don't buy them.
I don't get into it because I don't, I mean, he's.
Well, I personally, he's an act for him.
Everyone's like, no, no, that's really him.
I go, no, no, if you watch him on the Joe Rogan podcast and you just, you kind of
just watch his body language and his movements, you can kind of see him go
through the normal Alex Jones and then the conspiracy.
Well, he has done drugs.
Like he has done stints of like drug use.
So like it could have been like he was on drugs at this time and not this time.
But also it could be an act to like throw people off.
Yeah.
Um, but who knows?
I mean, I don't know.
But I don't care.
He's a report being, can see it in reporters or what the hell they're called.
You're doing stuff just as bad.
Oh, Lordy.
Um, yeah, I think that's it for me.
Um, what do you got?
Yeah.
Let's, um, I want to talk about simpleX.
So, uh, I think it was like the second episode that we were talking about
encrypted messaging apps.
Yeah.
And I mentioned simpleX.
Um, I wanted to do like, uh, have an update and a more detailed
look at it because I've been getting into it a little bit more and, uh,
it's actually really, really nice.
Um, it's a little more advanced.
Uh, but it's an important thing to get into.
I mean, it's just a simple phone app.
So you don't got to do anything special.
Use download the app and then check it out.
Um, so it's another end to end encrypted chat app, similar signal in that manner.
Um, but you don't need a phone number.
So like this is probably the best thing about it.
So signal, you need to have a phone number.
Right.
So like if you had a phone without a SIM card, like you would be able to get a
signal account on that phone, but simpleX, could you have used wifi?
I think so.
I think you need a phone number.
Like it needs a phone number to attach you your user.
Like, and if your phone number changes, you have to get a new signal.
There's a way to migrate it.
Okay.
But it's a pain in the ass.
Um, so the, the idea of simpleX is there is no identity, right?
So every time you want to talk to somebody, you create a new identity or you
don't have to use them.
But, um, it supports multi user rooms, which nowadays, like we all expect that.
But when these things started coming out, telegram was the only one that had multi
user rooms and that's kind of how it got popular, even though it had shit encryption
or no encryption at all.
Sometimes and like signal didn't get that until later.
Um, so like that was the big thing.
Oh, a signal doesn't support rooms.
Well, simpleX has rooms.
So you like, you don't have to worry about that.
You can just join a room with 50 people, 100 people, whatever.
Um, like, like I said, there's no permanent identities.
So you can recycle them as much or as those you want.
Uh, you can have one that you keep permanent, like on your website, which is what I do.
And people can contact me through that link.
Right.
And then if I want to contact somebody else, I can just create a new identity as
many times as I want.
Oh, okay.
Uh, and then you can reveal whatever you want for that info.
So like I might have a canary in the cage identity.
I might have my personal identity.
I might have a, uh, Congressman Dave Havlicek identity.
Uh, I might just have, here's dark web random user one, two, three, four identity.
You know what I mean?
Uh, just create them, throw them away, do whatever you want with them.
Um, and it's hosted via relay servers.
So, uh, signal is all a centralized server.
Uh, that means whenever you load up your signal app, you're talking to their servers.
Their servers do have some limited metadata about you.
Um, whether or not they store it, you know, I don't know, they allegedly, they've
never given anything other than an IP address to law enforcement.
So apparently they don't store a whole lot of metadata, but the possibility
exists, they could start, right?
Um, so simple X does have centralized servers that they, that they run, but
unlike signal, they release their server code as open source.
So signal, the app is open source, but the server is not.
SimpleX, like everything is open source.
So you can run your own relay.
Um, and let's talk about a little way, uh, how the relays work.
So, uh, messages are held for about two days.
If you can't find the recipient.
So like, for example, if you sent a message off and I was offline, uh, the
relays would say, I can't find Dave, let me hold this message for two days.
And then if I sign on within that timeframe, we'll say, Oh, there's Dave.
Let me send the message over.
Um, and then if the two days expires, it just throws the message away.
So like, if you, if you don't sign on every two days, you could lose messages.
Uh, you know, if, if that's a thing that you, that's important to you, you know,
that's, that's the way it works.
Trust me, delete your messages, people.
Well, the servers will delete them.
Right.
But if you, if you aren't online every two days, they're just gone forever.
You never get them.
Yeah.
Um, I see what you're saying.
Yeah.
Uh, so it supports tor out of the box, which is like the dark web, you know, tor
dark web.
Uh, so when you run your own server, you can just like, uh, take a config option
that says, I want to use tor and then give it your tor details.
And then your server will be, be behind tor.
So you're just automatically doing that.
Um, and one thing I really like is that it supports notifications, but not through
the Apple or Android servers.
So normally the way notifications work is the app will say, Hey, uh, I'm Ron's
phone.
Every time I get, I want to register, uh, with your Apple servers, uh, my phone so
that when I get a message, I can send an alert.
So what that's doing is essentially telling Apple, Hey, I use an encrypted
chat app, please send all the info to Apple.
Uh, and the way these privacy notifications work is the app has a little background
job that periodically, uh, goes out to the servers, not Apple servers, but
the chat servers, the relay, the simple X relays to say, do I have any messages yet?
And it'll say yes or no.
And it'll deliver them in the background.
And then the simple X app, uh, will be able to send you that alert, uh, without
using Apple or Android servers.
So that way you're not telling Apple or Android.
Hey, I'm on simple X.
I'm talking to people over the dark web.
Um, now the, the, the problem with this is that you won't get them real time.
Right.
So if you're using Apple servers, you'll get the notification the second that it
happens, but the way this works is it'll be delayed by up to like two hours.
So like you might send me a message and then I might get the notification two hours later.
So again, that's for your privacy.
It's a trade off, right?
Consider what you need.
Um, and there are a couple of other downsides.
Um, it's difficult to share contact info.
So like essentially when you create a new identity, it's a giant.
Random number essentially.
Okay.
And I can't just tell you that random number.
So, um, if we're face to face, it's not a problem because I can just show you a
QR code.
Yeah.
But if we're like across the country, it's a little hard to share that without
using a third party, right?
I have to give you a link somehow, uh, or share that QR code or what have you.
Um, so that's one of the downs like, because otherwise I could just give you my
phone number, right?
Oh, there we go.
I can just memorize that.
Um, another downside is, uh, because of the way the privacy stuff is set up, you
can't share an identity among two different devices.
So if I create an identity on my phone here, I can't then go on my laptop and
say import this identity.
Uh, and then let me chat on both.
Oh, right.
I have to create a new identity for the laptop.
So you can't share messages across devices.
Uh, like there's, there's a little hack they made to let you do that, but it
actually, uh, you can't use both at the same time.
Okay.
So like the phone will say, okay, scan this QR code on your laptop and then the
laptop takes over the identity and then your phone can't use it until you close
the laptop.
I can't like that though.
Yeah.
I mean, it's a trade off.
Like you have to, you have to consider.
And then the one thing I found is that at least on the iOS app, there are some
bugs in the UI.
So I've noticed like if you, uh, if you had a bunch of messages scroll at like
50 messages show up and then you go in there and like you try and scroll back.
Like it tries to fight you.
It tries to like go back to the bottom again, which like that's a minor UI bug.
I'm sure they'll get it fixed eventually, but, um, and yeah, I would encourage
everybody to run their own simple X server.
The instructions are very detailed.
It's very simple.
It's like you could run it on Docker.
So it's essentially one click.
Um, and then it'll, it'll tell you how to connect your own app to your servers so
that you don't have to worry about simple access centralized servers.
Um, and the last thing, uh, will be the Monero challenge for this week.
So, um, all you got to do is message me on simple X.
Um, but it's not going to be first come winner.
It's going to be everybody that messages me gets an entry.
And then at the end of the week, I'm going to pick a random name from that list to be
the winner.
Okay.
So they're going to get 0.02 because we had a rollover plus any donations.
Uh, we didn't get any donations last week.
So if any donations that come in, they'll, they'll be in that and we're going to
start doing the secret word that way from now on too.
Okay.
So whenever we do a secret word challenge, everyone can say the secret word and then
I'll put them into a bag and pull it random.
Who wins?
Cool.
So there you go.
Get your Monero.
All right.
So we're ready for me now.
Yep.
So, uh, with the, with the unknown in our future right now, um, that's kind of why
I'm giving like prepping advice or doing my best.
Um, and this week I want to talk about gasoline.
Oh, okay.
I, you know, I've kind of touched on it before.
Um, and then you also go into propane.
I'll kind of touch on that in a second as well.
But I was, there are no resources to tell me how much gas somebody should store because
they actually don't recommend store gas.
Um, but again, if you're going to store gas, do it properly, proper containers.
I mean, maybe even look into a fire cabinet.
Um, you know, cause what I'm recommending is, is a hundred gallons of gas.
And that's a lot.
And I mean, you're talking about, what's a barrel?
Is that like 50?
Uh, yeah, but I don't, I mean, I guess you could buy a barrel and store it in the
barrel.
Yeah.
And no place I read mentioned putting it in a barrel.
Okay.
I would think you can, as long as this properly set up for, for gas, I mean,
all kinds of chemicals in barrels.
But yeah, so you can get two barrels, um, or just get a whole bunch of gas cans.
I mean, I know it sucks.
Um, and, and the reality is you're going to burn some calories on this one.
Because until you need it, you're going to want to put that gas in your car, go
refill up that, that container.
Cause gas, gas with ethanol is only good for like three to six months.
You can put some additives in there.
Yeah.
Um, the additives will give you some, some future.
And those of you lucky enough to be able to buy ethyl, ethanol free gas.
That's about 90 months to a year.
Yeah.
With like no additives.
Uh, but you can also put, I guess you can put additives in there.
And send that.
I thought if you, if you keep it, uh, oxygen, like free from oxygen, it
should last almost forever.
I thought, uh, like the ethanol free.
They said six to nine months.
I don't know a lot about the ethanol for everyone lived in one area where they
actually sold a hundred percent gas.
Yeah.
Um, I mean, make your car run, but there's a lot of benefits to it.
Right.
But right now I'm just talking more about storage because I mean, at this point,
we don't know what's going to happen, um, between now and January 20th.
Um, and in bad spirits could happen later on too, but you should have a fuel
operated generator, meaning gas or propane, or you can get one that does both.
I do not know if they sell a residential size generator that runs diesel.
Right.
Like the ones I use at work, the really big ones, we run those on diesel.
Okay.
Um, diesel lasts a lot longer.
So if you can find a diesel generator and store some diesel gas, that's your best
option.
Interesting.
Um, but you want a gas generator at your house.
Um, but the problem is like a 5,000 watt generator burns a gallon an hour.
If you're running that thing.
So I don't recommend using the gas generator to power your house.
I recommend it to power your solar generators.
Um, like we made the, I, I, I talked about this before, but I had the power
outage here.
Yeah.
Um, I use my solar generator until the battery died.
And then one in the morning I'm out in the driveway running my gas generator
charged my solar generator because I wanted my, my air condition.
I wanted air conditioning.
I'm apparently soft.
I can't live without air conditioning.
Um, so, so I recommend doing that, but you got to look at the different types
of generators, what works best for you.
Um, when I bought my gas generator, they were out of stock of the dual fuel
generators and the propane generators.
I would have bought a propane generator because I think that's a much, to me,
it's a better way.
It's easier to store it and propane is, uh, I easily maintain easily getable.
Okay.
Just go, you know, if there's a mass casualty event, just go take a pair of
bolt cutters and go with those lockers at home depot, whatever grocery store,
take all the propane you want, do not commit a crime.
Um, but so, so you decide what works best for you, but you really should have.
I mean, you're talking a couple of thousands of dollars to get a gas and
a solar generator, but if you need it, it's priceless.
Um, if you don't need it, at least you had it.
Um, so, so, so I do recommend looking into that.
Um, ways of, um, the ways that you can, um, give your gas.
I'm just kidding.
I couldn't think of what I wanted to use on that one.
Um, obviously you want to keep the container tightly sealed, keep it away
from heat and sunlight in a cool, well ventilated area.
Um, if you have a garage and you're a little nervous about putting gas in there,
and I do think you should be nervous about it.
Um, for like 75 bucks on Amazon, you can buy an exhaust fan for your garage, cut
a hole in your wall, put the exhaust fan in, and then let that thing run, you know,
six, seven hours a day to keep that, they are not running for hours a day.
It doesn't matter.
Let that, then like, you'll get that stuff out of there.
Um, but find safe ways to, to store your gas.
Um, you only want to use approved containers that's specifically for gas.
Cause apparently they frown on you filling garbage cans with gas at the gas station.
Did you see that video?
No.
Some idiot was feeling like the five, the big garbage cans full of gas and then
he would take them out of his back with, he would take the can out of the back
of his pickup truck, fill it up with gas and then attempt to put the garbage can
back in the pickup truck.
Um, just leave it the back of your pickup truck and fill it up there.
I don't know.
Um, but it's weird.
I'll, I'll see your, your stabilizers and your additives for your fuel will help.
Um, yeah.
So ethanol does shorten the life of gas.
So if you can get real gas, get real gas signs that your gas is going bad.
Uh, discoloration, sediment buildup, strong, unusual odor.
Yeah.
Well, see, that's the other thing, like ethanol.
I remember when I was a kid, first started driving, uh, it was all, we didn't
have the ethanol gas yet.
Oh, really?
I had not really.
Like, I mean, I'm sure places tried it, but it wasn't mandatory yet.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Yeah.
So like the smell of gasoline was great.
Remember?
I, but now if you smell ethanol gas, it's terrible.
Like, what is this shit?
Never sniff gas before.
How do you do that?
Dip it in a ride.
You know, you just know it when you're pumping the gas.
Oh, you weren't huffing gas.
No.
Okay.
Um, yeah.
So basically look at the work we're, it's best for you.
See what you can get, but, um, if you can't do proper, I do, do get, have you
generated handy people?
Um, you know, if you got a freezer, I've got two full-size freezers, fridges, but
I also have a little mini freezer that I can pack everything in, close it up, run
it for two hours a day and then unplug it.
Um, it'll keep that shit cold.
Just don't open the door if you need it, but don't open the door to that much.
So there are ways you can use to conserve your energy use if we, if you need to
run off a generator.
Um, so yeah, it's okay to look at it, but it's something, it's something I think
it's important.
Um, it's, it's just good to have.
I, I, I mean, I don't know because we don't know what's going to happen.
Um, I do believe there are some, some dark days coming.
Um, and, uh, cause I, I, yeah, I know it's the convince me that, that between the
election week and January 20th, something bad is not going to happen.
I just, Trump's going to win on January 20th.
He's just, I mean, unless they're going to try to sell a hundred million votes
to, from America, of course they will, but yeah, I don't know.
I just be prepared.
Um, yeah.
So I guess we're going to do one more thing before we close.
David, I, uh, we need to apologize because we've done something that,
what, that our mind is bad.
We missed a very large news story for the last two weeks.
Oh, um, when Israel, I say wait for foreign shit cause it's just not, I mean,
I'm not an isolationist, they can exist.
We can exist and we shall be happy together.
Um, but when somehow some way Israel got pagers with bombs in them or something
in them, that made them explode, that over a thousand pagers blew up.
Yeah.
They were blowing people's dicks off.
Watch some of the videos.
You're like, that dude's dick just fell off.
So we want to apologize for not addressing this a week ago because it's
really funny.
But the other thing is they, this was a staged attack.
You figure about that?
Oh yeah.
So pagers one day, walking talk is the next.
Yeah.
The, the psychological warfare that this, this was genius because now
Hezbollah can't trust their electronics.
Right.
Like they're, they're, they're going back to like pigeon in a, in a note.
Cause what, okay.
So like, I agree that it was genius, but like this is a can of worms.
Well, it's against the, it's against the, yeah, this was like a terrorist act by
a state, right?
Not, not by the terrorist.
Yeah.
Um, and like, how can you trust your shit now?
Right?
Like you can't.
So, uh, yeah, like, I guess, I don't know what's there's not a whole lot to
say on this subject.
I mean, but there had to be stuff put in the pager to make it worse because they
couldn't use the batter.
They couldn't make it.
Well, so what I suspect is that they use the battery overheat to trigger the next,
the explosives.
Okay.
Because like, otherwise how would like, there had to be some kind of something to
yes, to go boom.
Yes.
And the battery couldn't do it.
Right.
So I don't know.
I mean, it is, I mean, it's against the Jiv convention, but apparently we don't
follow Jiv convention all the time either.
So why should Israel, I'm not pro Israel.
I'm not pro Hamas.
I'm going to fuck about them.
Um, I don't, I mean, it's just, it's another country.
I don't need the loss of life.
They want to fight it out.
Let them fight it out.
There's still American hostages there.
Yeah.
Anybody?
Bueller, Bueller.
Anybody?
We're going to go make a house.
No, this is, this is, this is the Carter years.
Remember what happened?
I think I've talked to this once before.
I ran had American hostages.
Yeah.
During the Carter administration, the minute Reagan gets forwarded to office, the
prisoners were on a plane home because they're like, that motherfucker's not going to
play with us.
So it's kind of what's happening right now.
They're looking at Biden Harris and going, yeah, what are you going to do?
Right.
You know, and, uh, Trump's going to be like, here's a picture of your house.
I don't know.
I think this goes by.
This is one of Trump's huge weaknesses is that like he's a bitch on his real too.
Oh, is he?
Oh, he's fine.
I mean, he's got to please the Christian votes.
I get it.
But like, dude, fucking grow a pair.
Like they're not our allies.
I'm sorry.
They're not.
Well, they, they, they, they suck one of our ships.
Yes.
You want us liberty?
Yeah.
To make it look like a, a false flag.
I mean, there hasn't, but first of all, there hasn't been a war started that there
wasn't a false flag started.
Pretty much.
Give me one war.
That's another manero.
Give me a war that was not started by a false flag.
Well, there are some.
The WB to the actual war.
No, revolution.
Oh,
uh, the Civil War wasn't a false flag.
Hey, I don't know.
I think it was no slavery was a false flag.
No, no, no, the Civil War was not about slavery.
I understand that, but that's not what started this.
But that's what that's what got a bit.
The, the, that's not, no, that's not what a false flag means.
That's no, Fort Sumter was actually attacked.
It was a lie.
It's a Fort Sumter was actually fired upon.
Okay.
Because, uh, so Fort Sumter was in South Carolina and, uh, the
south had said, get, get your shit out of our land.
Right.
You don't belong here anymore.
And, uh, and Lincoln said, yeah, okay, we'll do that.
Like give us three months or whatever number he gave.
And you're like, okay, fine.
That's reasonable.
So then Lincoln sent more troops and more supplies and the South is
like, you're not fucking doing that.
So they started shooting at him and that wasn't a false flag.
That was real.
No, but so the reason I say slavery was that's the, that was
the weapons of mass destruction.
You're stretching.
That's not what a false flag is.
Well, it's, but again, this is going back to 1860.
So I mean, they didn't really, they couldn't create.
Well, but I'm not going to mind that there's definitely.
There were lies to start the war.
So I'm going to tell you a false flag a lot.
No, no, because Abraham Lincoln said a letter to Jefferson Davis.
This is, this is this historically documented letters, even
though Abraham Lincoln was gay.
Call me out on that.
Call me out on it.
Um, law-captain Republicans, they're the law-captain Republicans for a reason.
Um, so Jefferson Davis got a letter from Lincoln that said, keep your slaves
rejoin the union.
Yeah.
And Jefferson Davis is like, no, it's the slaves, the slaves, not the issue
here.
States rights is.
So they wanted to, they didn't want to.
He was full of shit.
Dude, I've done a lot of reading on this.
I understand.
But like, look, which, what state's right?
What are they worried about?
Um, education, economics.
It was the right to keep slaves.
No, no, no, because the slavery was going away.
Not at that time.
No, the cutting no gin.
Wouldn't a cut no gin come out?
Dude, like, they, yeah.
That's what replaced, that's basically several of the Confederate states
specifically said, yeah, slavery.
Yeah.
Well, we would have been in slavery.
So, and that's fine.
It would, I'm sure.
Absolutely.
It would, I'm sure.
Absolutely.
Ulysses S.
Grant had slaves himself.
Oh, sorry.
His wife had slaves.
He didn't.
His wife did.
And his excuse was good.
It helps hard to find.
I'm sorry.
That's not a false flag.
That's close.
Uh, it's a lie.
Yeah.
Of course they lie.
They lie on the hand.
Not a lie, not a false flag.
Cause a false flag is an actual event that is blamed on one party when that
party didn't do that event.
Like the burning of the right stock.
And actually we don't know if that was a false flag or not.
Cause like Hitler said, oh, the communist burned down the right stock.
Okay.
So I have to seize power.
Now I don't know if they burned it down or if Hitler burned it down.
We don't know.
You know, but the USS Liberty, that was a false flag because Israel was like,
Oh, no, they did it.
Yeah.
But Israel did it.
So my false flag for W.W.
two is Pearl Harbor.
Um, well, so again, that's like, we knew it was happening.
Right.
The guy, I don't know his name, but it's, it's, you can read.
No, no, yeah.
There was an American Indian who broke the code of the kamikaze fighters flying
over here during their refueling.
Right.
So it's not like we had a ton of notice, right?
But we had enough notice to move out some ships.
Well, but we were also the ones provoking them.
But keep in mind, and you ever hear about the Linn-Lease program?
I, we lent or leased a lot of our military equipment to our allies in Europe.
Okay.
So when we decided, cause the American government wanted in the war, the
American people said, no, right, we're not going right.
Um, kind of like now we'll fight here before our children fight over there.
Kind of get it.
Um, so, yeah.
So I thought, uh, so basically World War two, when American entered that war, it
was the quickest ever of a country entering a war because our equipment was
already over the, all we had to do was get the fighting meant after Pearl Harbor.
Every fucking American men stood up in the dinner table, go, yep, I gotta go to
Germany.
That's, I don't, I don't know if I want to call it a false flag because Japan
actually did it.
Right.
But we allowed it to happen.
Right.
But that's not a false.
We need a different word for that because that's not a false flag.
Okay.
But I don't, I don't know what a good word for it.
You can become a bit semantics, but, but there, there, we didn't, you're not getting
my monero.
We never truthfully entered a war.
Um, with real flags.
I have to, I have to look, I'd have to research the lesser known war.
Well, first of all, we haven't been in war in how many years now?
Since 1941.
Right.
We haven't declared war.
Right.
So we have American soldiers dying in the desert over there and it's not a war.
And we're shooting them, they're shooting us, but it's still not a war.
It's a conflict.
It's, it's, it's a conflict.
We just, we're just unhappy with each other.
Fucking government.
Um, yeah.
I guess the Korean one don't know much about.
Um, it's all bullshit.
It's all bullshit.
I'm sure there's something there.
Uh, Vietnam, there was definitely a false flag there.
Yes.
That was the, um, tonk, all the time.
I mean, I guess look at the Iraq.
I mean, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you,
you don't fake that's a lie.
You know, it's a lie.
We're, it's not in the false flag, but, but enough, it was enough to get
American people fired, American people sit the fuck down and shut up and
stuff off and bullshit.
Right.
Name me a time when the government hasn't lied to us.
So all this crazy stuff I talk about, I get it.
It's crazy.
It's fun.
Uh, but there's some, there is truth in all this that I talk about.
Um, but, but I ask you, if you question me, tell me when the government hasn't
lied to us, tell me when they haven't manipulated us.
Tell me when they haven't used the media to manipulate us.
I mean, it's there, there, we are, they're patsies and we're just the happy
ass people are just going along.
I go, I go fight.
I'll go fight.
No, stop that shit.
We, we draw our line of the sand is drawn now.
We don't follow this shit anymore.
So that's what I gotta say.
Um, no, I guess I don't like that.
I don't like the manipulation.
I don't like the government doing what they do.
And they will be taken away.
Our first amendment rights in the very, very near future if we let them.
So I'm not even saying Trump can stop it.
I don't know.
I don't know how big this is right now, but it's gotten some serious momentum.
Uh, they don't like us saying what we want to say.
So, um, I guess that's really it.
Before I go too crazy and get a visit by the FBI, I will be recording it too.
Of course, I don't answer questions.
That's what you say.
Um, so yeah, no, I, that's, that's pretty much it for them for the show.
Um, thank you for listening.
Um, we'll have another one next week.
Next week.
Yep.
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