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Dan solo episode. Everybody should be doing a
solo episode. This is my first one. Casey did
his little bit of a solo. I'm hoping Tyler and
Ally Mac do theirs. If you haven't noticed the
music. a medication? It's not. It is the leader
of their country. We killed him. And now I'm
not saying that's a good thing or a bad thing.
I'm just spitting the facts and I'm telling you
what happened. We took him out. And actually,
we didn't take him out. The U .S. didn't take
him out. Israel did. But as we all know, Israel
is the 51st state. Why am I playing this music?
Because I'm setting the mood for the next three
fucking years in the Middle East, baby. Oh yeah.
Better get used to it. I'm an old man. I'm 35.
I'm going to be 36 soon, actually. And I can't
get drafted. Very unusual. It would be a very
bad situation if they were drafting 36 -year
-old men. But as far as 26 -year -olds, it's
a different story. You could very easily find
yourself in the middle. of some fuckistan country
fighting for fucking israel right now it's pretty
fucking scary so but that's okay you know the
president said we just might have to lose a few
good men i don't know if i agree with that i
don't know if i agree with losing a few good
men for israel It doesn't really make a lot of
sense to me. What the fuck we're doing over there?
But here we are. And you know what's funny? I
try not to say this too often. Because I don't
want it going. There's a certain guy that...
I try not to say this about too much, but it's
a certain guy who I'm always having, getting
into arguments with about political things. But
occasionally, I gotta tell this guy that he was
right. And here we are. Casey was right again.
Seems like, you know, people... They get sick
of one party. They get sick of the Democrats.
And then they say, oh, the Republicans will save
us. And then they get four to eight years of
that. And they're like, oh, fuck this noise.
And then they run back to the Democrats. And
it's just always going back and forth. So you're
kind of just like hoping the same thing won't
happen again that happened last time you voted
for them. Like, you know, I hope this time I'm
going to vote for a Republican. And it's going
to be different. He's not going to bomb the fuck
out of brown people in the Middle East. Like,
this time will definitely be different. But it
never fucking is. It's never different. 66 ,000
people we killed in Afghanistan. We lost 3 ,500,
3 ,400, I believe. But we killed 66 ,000 people.
Think about that. That's a lot of fucking people.
And we call them insurgents, but really what
these people were is they were people that had
no hope. They were farmers. And these terrorist
organizations came along and said, hey, we'll
make sure your family's taken care of if you
die, and we'll pay you 200 bucks a week. Go fight
the Americans. What the fuck would you do, bro?
If you're living in Afghanistan and there's nothing
to do, you would do it too. So here we are. Again.
Now, the Americans had a 20 to 1 kill to death
ratio in Afghanistan. Right? Just knowing that.
If the Americans come to you and say, hey, let's
make a deal before we fuck around. Let's make
a fucking deal. Let's do that. That's probably
a good idea to make a fucking deal. Okay? Because
the other option is a 20 to 1 kill to death ratio.
Let's not do that. All right, but that 20 to
1 kill to death ratio, that 66 ,000 people, that
cost us 3 ,400 people. Not to mention that the
reason we were even there in the first place
was 9 -11. A lot of people forget. I fight with
these Canadians online. They're like, oh, look
at your terrible track record. What a terrible
track record you have with wars. And it's like,
actually, if you look at the sheer number of
people that we've killed in these wars, We killed
a million people in Vietnam. We lost 50 ,000
but we killed a million people. That's not a
joke. You can look that up. You can pull these
stats up. I don't care if you use Google. I don't
care if you use ChatGPT. I don't care what you
use. Look it up. A million people we took out.
So when people say Vietnam was a failure, we
went in and we took a fucking pound of flesh.
Not even a pound, more than a pound. We took
a fucking hundred pounds of flesh, baby. Now,
I don't condone war. And I'm not condoning this
war by any means. Because I thought that this
was all about America first. I thought that's
what we were doing here. And you know what? I
don't care about Venezuela. I think that's great.
I love that. That made me feel so good. that
it actually sent shivers up my spine when it
happened. It made me, you know, like when you
get that feeling like, wow, this is amazing.
This is America. This is what we do. I loved
that. I loved for that. Every part of it. I loved
it. But this, we just spent 25 years in the Middle
East. It's like we can't wait to go back. We
left all that equipment there in Afghanistan.
We just pulled out. Pulled the plug. And you
should watch these military parades they have
with our equipment now. With our MRAPs. It's
ridiculous, man. And we just fucking left it
there. And they're flying our C -130s around.
Our helicopters. It's like, you think that's
a mistake? But that war in Afghanistan, that
bankrupt this country. And people don't know
it yet. You know, they go to the grocery store
and they see prices of groceries and they think,
oh, well, this is a bunch of greedy corporations
trying to price gouge. And they don't realize
that their money is worth less. And it's called
inflation. And the money is so inflated because
we fought a war for 20 years on credit. And now
we're paying the interest on those loans. So
that's why your grocery prices are so high. That's
why your money is worth so little. That's why
it loses 2 % per year sitting in a savings account.
It's like, oh yeah, if you get a certificate
of deposit and you're getting a 5 % interest
rate, it's like, oh, that's great. You're losing
2 % per year. So you better do something. Ridiculous,
man. So, this is going to be, I mean, we can't
even afford this, really. Really. But, I'll say
this. 20 years ago, you never would have gone
in there and taken out a leader. on the first
strike like that. This is some next level shit
we're doing. This is a new form of warfare. You
know, but there's going to be, there's a hundred
guys lined up to take a spot that look just like
this guy. Act just like him, talk just like him,
believe exactly what he believes. So that doesn't
really do anything, taking him out. You know?
And I don't, you know, I honestly, I don't think
Trump wants this war either. I don't think he
wants to get involved. I don't think anybody's
going to support that. But where's Rand Paul
when you need him? Where's Congress to approve
this war? How is the president able to go and
just start new wars? I can't comprehend that.
I don't understand how that happens. How he can
just go and start it on his own. Just like happened
in Vietnam. You know, Vietnam was going to happen
whether the American people wanted it or not.
It was happening. The U .S. government, the deep
state, they decided that it was happening and
it happened. So, here we are again. I don't think
that this is, I don't think this is going to
be a small thing. I think this could end up being
the biggest war since World War II. And I'm hoping
that it's not. I'm hoping that this is a targeted
thing. Just take out the leader just to show
him what we can do. But something tells me this
isn't going to be small. Now. If you look at
this from the perspective of population control,
and I hate to go down this dark path, but there's
not going to be a lot of jobs in the next 10
years for people. AI is coming for a lot of jobs.
Most jobs. And most jobs, really, a lot of them
aren't even that great. You know, the days of
having one job that could support an entire family,
pay a mortgage, those days are gone. You need
multiple incomes. I think that right there is
one of the saddest things in America, is that
a wife can't be a stay -at -home mom anymore.
And, you know, the dad can't go to work and make
enough to support a family on one income. I think
that is the beginning of the downfall of America.
Whoever told women that they need to go to work,
it's like we already know that you guys are smart.
You don't have to go to work. You don't have
to prove anything. Stay home. Make babies. That's
your job. Make food. Make babies. Stay home.
Do the laundry. Do the dishes. Relax. That's
the dream right there. And we gave it up. So,
as far as from the perspective of population
control, I think maybe at the deep state level
they're thinking about this and they're like,
we're going to have a lot of unemployed men.
70 % of the population is going to be unemployed.
There's not going to be jobs for them to do.
They're going to be angry. They're going to want
to take all the money from all the billionaires.
So what do we do with these people? Well, historically,
These kind of things have always worked themselves
out with war. And war takes care of a lot of
men. What were the numbers on World War II? How
many men did we lose in World War II? Let's look
that up. Let's see. Let's ask ChatGPT. How many
men died globally? And we'll just stick to soldiers,
not civilians. Ah, you know what? Let's say total.
From World War II. World War II. Give me a short
answer, because ChatGPT has a tendency to write
you a novel. Alright, so 15 to 20 military. 15
to 20 million military personnel died worldwide
in World War II. Roughly 70 to 85 million total
people died, including civilians. That's wild.
That's a wild number. Let's see how many of those
were Russian. All right, so about... 8 .7 to
11 million Soviet military personnel died during
World War II. Total Soviet deaths, military plus
civilian, was 24 to 27 million. Now, hold on
a sec. Yeah, okay, that makes sense. Yep, 24
to 27 million Soviets died. So think about that.
Russia still has an immense animosity towards
Germany. Why do you think? They said they want
to blow Germany and the UK off the face of the
map. The war in Ukraine isn't about... Maybe
we should shut this prayer music off here. The
war in Ukraine isn't about defeating Ukraine.
It's a proxy war with the West. The war in Ukraine
is about defeating Europe. Now, historically,
Europe has tried to invade Russia. Let's see
how many times Europeans have tried to invade
Russia. Short answer, chat GPT. How many times
have Europeans invaded Russia? Three major times
the Europeans have invaded Russia. Napoleon tried
in 1812. Germany in World War I. And Germany
in 1941. So when Russia says that they want to
blow Germany off the face of the map, it's because
they have a memory. Not just because they're
the bad guys that live in the snow. Because they
remember the three fucking times that Germany
tried to invade them. Well, Europe tried to invade
them. France once. They didn't forget that. So
when they say they want to blow Germany off the
face of the map with nuclear weapons, you better
take them seriously. So you say, how is this
war in Ukraine related? Who's supplying them
with the weapons? America? In Europe? Who's the
largest country in Europe? Who's the biggest
member of the EU? So I don't know how this is
going to end in Ukraine. You know, Russia said
they're losing their best men. And that's the
only problem for them. They don't care that they're
burning through a bunch of money. They don't
care. Anything you think they care about, they
don't give a fuck about. The thing they're most
worried about is that they're losing their best
soldiers. They're a nation of fighters, of soldiers.
And they're worried that they're losing their
best soldiers. But that's it. That's all they're
worried about. And how or when this ever comes
to an end, I don't know. I don't know how. But
let's look at some other news stories, what's
going on here. Trump threatened that company,
that AI company, Anthropic. I don't know. I can't
really take a side on that. Anthropic was making
some pretty good points. Trump didn't like that
they weren't letting them use full access to
the AI software for things like automated AI
weapons and spying on American citizens or something.
I kind of agree with Anthropic on that. If they
don't want their products used in a certain way,
that's fine. And he can ban them from the U .S.
government. I don't have a problem with that.
I can't really... I'm almost on the anthropic
side on that one, I'll have to say. Let's see
what else is going on. I'm looking at some YouTube
videos here. Apparently from this little attack
in Iran, there's some U .S. air bases under attack
right now. I watched this video, but it's Fox
News, and Fox News is a little biased, so I usually
like something a little more in the middle here.
So let's see what we can find out. Yeah, Fox
News is all that's popping up here. CNN is pretty
good for this kind of stuff. You know, for like,
they... These news companies, they love reporting
on war. That's like their favorite thing. You
just, you see them just straighten right up as
soon as a war is going on. This is just like,
they can't even hold back their excitement. They
get like, like a little sexual gratification
from it. They're like, oh, oh, I mean, oh, they
bombed Iran. Oh, they love it. They just fucking
love it. They get right off the Trump stuff and
they go right back to the normal news corporation.
All right, let's, Iran attacks U .S. bases in
Bahrain, blasts in Israel. We'll listen to a
little bit of this. It's 10 minutes long. We'll
listen to a couple minutes. Yes, Wolf, there
was another wave of incoming missiles, or at
least we heard the blasts of what we assume to
be the interceptions by the defence here in the
UAE. This has been happening for hours now, so
we're certainly seeing no let -up in the retaliation
from Iran. We've heard from the Ministry of Defence
here in Abu Dhabi saying that they have been
intercepting missiles. has been killed by falling
debris after an interception. We've seen images
of smoke near the Al Dhafra base here in Abu
Dhabi as well, so potentially not all of those
missiles were intercepted, but we're certainly
seeing no let -up in this retaliation. We've
seen it as well in Doha, in Qatar. They just
recently had another wave of incoming missiles.
Officials there saying that they are... You know,
they... They did bomb their leader. They killed
the leader of Iran. So there's going to be some
retaliation. This is going to happen. Probably
be most worried if I was Israel right now. That's
going to be a problem for them. They're not going
to take this lightly. So better hope that Iron
Dome is working. So that was kind of boring.
Let's see what else is going on. Let's see. Let's
pull up maybe some MSN. They got some pretty
good news articles. So this is from the Times
of Israel. I don't even know. Can we trust that?
Jesus, it's going to be so biased. Senior U .S.
official. Trump had no choice but to act amid
intel that Iran planned to preemptively use missiles.
Okay, well, they use missiles all the time, you
know? I mean, that's not a big deal. How many
times have they fired missiles at Israel? So,
I'd like to know what, how much of this we had
our hands in. Because I know Israel was the one
that mainly did it, but I want to know how much
of this was us. I mean, I'm sure it was our weapons,
but I don't know how much of it was actually
just us. So, be interesting to find out. Let's
see what else is going on. What is this about?
CNBC anchor left visibly shocked as U .S. trade
deficit plunges from $136 billion to $29 billion,
lowest since 2009. Was Trump right about tariffs?
Well... Let's talk about tariffs a little bit.
So the Supreme Court just ruled that Donald Trump
can't use tariffs. But it's only one kind of
tariffs. And he has five other forms of tariffs
that he is allowed to use, and he can use embargoes.
Let's see what kind of tariffs those were. What
tariffs? Let's ask Chad GPT. what tariffs is
trump not allowed to use after the supreme court
ruling let's see what it says it's the it's like
something like the ipa yeah all right here it
is tariffs based on the 1977 international emergency
economic powers act the I -E -E -P -A, they call
it the EPA, the emergency tariffs Trump imposed
under that law were struck down by the U .S.
Supreme Court because the law doesn't authorize
the president to impose tariffs. Tariffs under
other authorities like Section 232, which is
national security, or Section 301, unfair trade,
are not affected by that ruling. So they didn't
say he couldn't do tariffs. They said... Under
the International Emergency Economic Powers Act,
he couldn't do it. Which, you know, I kind of
agree with. He was being a bully with the tariffs.
If he used some reasonable tariffs, like somebody's
putting a 15 % tariff on us and we do 20 % on
them, this never would have come up. But it was
every other day he's thrown out. 110 % tariffs.
It's like, dude, come on, you know, you can't,
they can't jump on a dime and change everything
they're doing. You know, people are trying to
plan for the future. And if every day you're
changing it between, oh, it's now it's 10 % tariff.
Now it's 110%. Now it's 10 % back and forth.
People can't figure out what they're doing. They
don't, they don't even know if they want to do
business business with you when you're acting
like that. So, you know, I kind of agree with
that, but, um, you know, there are some other,
I think there's five other tariffs he can use
and then full -on embargoes if he wants. So I
don't agree with the aggressive tariffs, but
I do agree with tariffs. And I especially agree
when people are already doing it to us. That's
a no -brainer. If somebody's putting a 15%, 20
% tariff on our goods, we put it right back plus
some. This is supposed to be free trade and fair
trade. And it's not fair when you're trying to
protect... uh your own interests at the cost
of the american taxpayers it's ridiculous but
what this does do when they struck down these
tariffs that he used in the past now all that
money that's sitting in that account that they
collected from tariffs they might have to refund
it that's not coming back as um as stimulus checks
you know So, and for a short period of time,
he has a 15 % tariff that he can use globally,
which I believe he did enact. And I think he
can do that for 150 days or something like that.
So, yeah, but, you know, it decreased the trade
deficit. So, you know, it's kind of, that doesn't
sound like much, right? 136 billion down to 29
billion. But what is a trade deficit? Well, you
go to your neighbor and you say, hey, I'm running
low on sugar. You mind if I borrow some sugar
off you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just, you know what?
I need to borrow some cream. Mind if I borrow
some cream? Yeah, yeah, no. We'll do a trade,
right? I'll give you some cream. You give me
some sugar. Cool. Next day, neighbor comes over,
says, hey, I'm low on sugar again. Yeah, yeah,
take some sugar. And you get a deal going where
you're trading cream and sugar, cream and sugar,
right? And this goes on over the year. And you
weren't keeping track of how many times he took
sugar, how many times you took cream. It gets
to the end of the year. He took sugar 150 times
from you. You took cream from him 20 times. It's
not really fair. That's called a trade deficit.
And that's what we have with China. And why it's
problematic is if you ever watch a video on economics
and the largest economies, maybe I'll put this
video up. Maybe we'll put it in the... Let me
see if I can find it quick. This is a really
good video to explain why this trade deficit
is such a problem. And since I'm screen recording,
we can put this up here. So let's see. How would
I word that? Economic growth by nation video.
And maybe I'll skip ahead in this, but here we
go. Rise and fall of superpowers. World's largest
economies. All right, let's go. so at this point
1980 china is like the seventh largest economy
in the world united states is number one all
right japan is second in the world gaining in
the united states about half the size 1988 1988
this is interesting china wasn't even on the
list they fell off the list of the top 10 largest
economies in the world 1991 japan is three quarters
of the united states economy china's like seventh
place all right 97 japan's like half china's
like fifth 2001, China's still about fifth. Japan's
about half the United States. But things get
really interesting once we start to get towards
COVID here. So now China, 2006, China bumps up
the third largest economy in the world. 2008,
it overtakes Japan. That's now the second largest
economy in the world. And then it starts gaining
on the United States. So 2011, it was worth three
quarters. The Chinese economy was three quarters
of what the U .S. economy was. 2016, gaining.
17, 18, still gaining. And then 2019, we hit
COVID -19. I mean, Chinese economy in 2020 was
90 % of the U .S. economy. And that's all because
they're making money off of the United States
because of the trade deficit. So 2024 settles
off at about three quarters of what the United
States economy was. So everybody wants to buy
cheap shit. I want cheap shit. I like cheap shit.
But I was talking to a family member of mine
and they said, you know, I can't stand all these
tariffs. that Trump is putting on everything.
I went to buy a set of tires that wasn't made
in the U S and, uh, you know, it cost me, it
cost me like a hundred dollars extra. And I'm
like, yeah, well, they're trying to encourage
you to buy tires that are made in America. That's
the whole point of tariffs. Well, yeah. I mean,
I don't care about that though. I want cheap
tires. That's what they said to me. And it's
like, Yeah, okay, but what about the future of
the country? You can't pay a little bit more
for your tires? Oh, it's costing every American
$4 ,000 on average. Yeah, no shit it is. That's
right, it's costing every American $4 ,000 a
year. That $4 ,000 is to discourage you from
buying stuff made in China. Made overseas, not
made in America. have you driven through like
i i just wonder about it have these people driven
through upstate new york have you seen the shutdown
factories in this state like have you been here
like i talked to people that live in this state
and i'm like have you ever looked out the window
and seen an abandoned factory and wondered like
wonder why the fuck that's abandoned because
you're buying shit made in china that's why it's
abandoned so that four thousand dollars It's
a slap on the wrist to say, hey, buy stuff made
at home, made here, so we support our economy.
So there's jobs here. So when you go searching
for a job, all right, and you go to buy something,
you're supporting people that are working in
America. That helps you. That helps everybody.
Do you think sending your money overseas to China?
In supporting their economy. Do you think that's
really going to help you in the long run? No.
This is the problem. Look. Republicans, they
got us into a war. Here we are again. They always
do. They always find a way. Somehow, someway,
they always get us into a war. But here we are
again. But. The left has no idea how fucking
money works. At least they don't now. They really
don't now. But before they kind of had an idea
but they still didn't know but now they really
don't fucking know. They think that you're gonna
take money from billionaires and you're gonna
redistribute it to everybody. And I'll tell you
the reason that billionaires have so much money
is because they're good at managing money. That's
why they have it. So if you give it to people
who are bad at managing money, you take money
from the wealthy and you give it to people who
can't manage it and go and spend it on fast food.
If we redistributed Jeff Bezos' wealth between
all the poor people, if we forced him to sell
his shares of Amazon and to liquefy it, turn
it into cash, give it to the poor people. They
would spend it on fast fucking food. They would
eat it. See, billionaires can turn money into
more money and create jobs for people. Poor people
can't get out of their own fucking way. They
will eat it. It will be in the septic tank. They
will take billions of dollars and flush it down
the fucking toilet. Oh yeah. Oh, that Taco Bell
was so good. McDonald's, so good. It's getting
expensive though, isn't it? Good thing we got
these billionaire checks. Good thing the AOC,
President AOC got in and she's handing out checks.
We're eating good. Yeah, the fuck you are. That'll
last a week before it's sitting in a septic tank.
Fucking crazy, dude. People have no idea what
they're fighting for. It's an 8 % tax rate in
New York State, corporate tax rate, on top of
federal tax. You know what it is in North Carolina?
It's 2%. So if you're looking to start a business,
and people are happiest when there's businesses
around to employ them, If you're looking to start
a business and you have two options, North Carolina,
Raleigh, North Carolina, which has the third
best economy in the nation with a 2 % corporate
tax rate, or upstate New York, New York in general
with an 8 % or 9 % corporate tax rate. You go
to North Carolina in the middle of January and
it's 60 fucking degrees. Hmm. That's a tough,
tough choice. Can't really figure that one out.
Can't figure out why the economy is cranking
in North Carolina. But, uh, you know, upstate
New York, it's like government adjacent jobs.
You know, there's a couple of big corporations.
There's like, there's a few, there's like three,
you know? But it's like, it's all government
or government adjacent and government adjacent
means it's really, it's not government, but it's
kind of funded by the government. AKA health
healthcare is government adjacent because it
it's private, but it's funded by the government.
So, you know, the corporations make all the money,
but the government has all the risk. It's fucking
awesome. Right? So yeah, you know, socialism
man and that's the other thing you're looking
to start a business are you going to go to a
state that is openly uh promoting socialism now
i mean the governor the governor is trying to
prevent it with everything she can because she's
like fucking we need rich people here to make
jobs right rich people spend money here and build
things build businesses, grow the economy. Poor
people just fucking eat at Taco Bell. But you
have this socialist mayor of New York, Mom Donnie,
who says he needs to raise taxes now. So you
get into this vicious cycle where... You have
to raise taxes to pay for the social programs.
And then the rich people move out. So then you
just tax the middle class. And then more of the
middle class moves to Florida or North Carolina
or Texas or anywhere better than here. Basically,
you know, 80 % of the country. And not to get
on, I'm bashing the politics in New York. New
York is a beautiful state and they've done a
lot of things right. But, um... You know, we're
finding out real quick that socialism costs a
lot of money. And I'm for having strong social
programs. I'm all about that. But, uh... I'm
also for having a strong economy with rich people
around so they can fucking employ me. Because
it's... I don't want to have to go back to healthcare.
I don't want to have to. I'd like to have other
options besides government -adjacent jobs. That
would be nice, wouldn't it? Wouldn't it be nice
if I could go to like IBM and be like, hey, it'd
be cool to work here. That's what North Carolina
has. They have Lenovo, IBM. Let's look it up.
Let's see. Let's ask ChatGPT. Give me a list
of companies headquartered in Raleigh, North
Carolina. Let's see what it says. All right.
So we have headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina
with their 2 % corporate tax rate. Golden Corral.
That's interesting. Sharefile. FM Systems. Never
heard of that. Hitachi Energy. That's a big one.
Ajinomoto Health and Nutrition, North America.
Interesting. Never heard of that. Vital Source.
Heard of that one. Let's see. Never heard of
Industrial. Pendo. Second Nature. DNA Group.
Cloudera. Yeah, but those aren't some big ones.
Let's see some big ones. And I'm talking not
just Rally. I'm talking about the Tech Triangle,
which is Rally, Durham, Chapel Hill, I think.
They call it the Tech Triangle. What are the
companies? That make up the Tech Triangle. Let's
see what ChatGPT says. The Tech Triangle refers
to companies in North Carolina's Research Triangle,
anchored by Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill,
centered around Research Triangle Park. Major
tech companies, IBM, cisco systems red hat sans
sas institute lenovo fidelity investments epic
games bandwidth pendo iqvia i don't know what
the fuck that is biogen gsk american co novo
nordisk jesus christ dude how many how many uh
biotech companies can you have in one area that's
why they call it the research triangle can you
imagine if you could just walk into one of those
companies and be like hey um Got any skills I
can learn and I'd like to work here. That'd be
fucking cool. Why are all those companies centered
in one spot in such a small area? Maybe it's
because they have a 2 % corporate tax rate. Yeah,
how about that? Let's do a couple more headlines
here. See what else is going on. Let's see. Reveals
he spoke to Trump hours before attack. Who cares?
Oh, there you go. OpenAI sweeps into ink deal
with Pentagon as Anthropic has designated a supply
chain risk. Makes you wonder if that wasn't the
plan all along to get OpenAI in there. But I
like OpenAI. I like ChatGPT. It's been good to
me. All right, at least five dead after Iran
retaliates with strikes in nine countries and
U .S. naval base. How the fuck is Iran going
to take on nine countries? I probably would have
made a deal, guys. I'm just saying. I wouldn't
bet against America. Probably a bad choice. But
let's hope we can get out of this. Let's hope
we can just do a strategic strike and get out
of a world war. That'd be great. I'd be good
with it. Bill Clinton asked about hot tub photo
and testifies he knew nothing of Epstein crimes.
You know what, man? This is weird. This is weird
having a former president have to come up and
testify. I don't like it. I don't think he did
anything. I think the left is coming up pretty
short on proof, just like the Russian collusion
thing. You know? And the last administration,
they had four years to release a single file.
Four years. 1 ,460 days. Any one of those days,
they could have released one single file and
they didn't release one. Because they didn't
want to do that dirty work. They didn't want
that smoke. They said, fuck that noise. We're
going to let this fucking orange guy take care
of it, dude. We're going to let him take all
the heat. Fuck that. Coming up pretty short on
evidence, though, for all this talk of Trump
being a pedophile. Not a whole lot in there.
And remember, Congress has seen the unredacted
3 million files now, so better come up with something
or this is going to be another Russian collusion
hoax. A lot of hoaxes here. But they got some
time. They might come up with something. I don't
know. We'll see. Probably not, though. A lot
of hot air. Let's see. Sports. Boring. Papa John's
to close more than 300 stores. Why are they open?
Do people still eat at Papa John's? I don't know.
Is that a thing? If you still eat at Papa John's,
write into untitledpodcast73 at gmail .com. Tell
us if you still eat there because I don't think
anybody does. I've never heard anybody say they
ordered from Papa John's. Maybe one person ever.
All right. Ice hockey, tennis, great king calls
U .S. men's Olympic teams. I don't know what
that's saying. I can't even read that. It wasn't
even like a proper sentence. Cargo plane full
of money crashes scattering highway with brand
new banknotes. Damn. Where was that? That's interesting.
Hercules C -130. Cargo plane carrying wads of
cash crashed moments after landing, sparking
chaos as people flocked to the scene to try and
cram their pockets with scattered banknotes.
The Hercules C -130 aircraft was ferrying newly
printed Bolivian currency from the country's
central bank when it landed and veered off the
runway at an airport near Capital La Paz. Police
said the death toll has now risen to 20, while
more than a dozen other people were injured.
So this is Bolivian currency. The fuck am I going
to do with that? Let's see what one Bolivian
dollar is worth. To one American. Probably not
much. I'm guessing 20 cents. Let's see what the
exchange rate is. 15 fucking cents. What are
you going to do with 15 fucking cents for a dollar?
Get the fuck out of here, bro. This is fucking
clickbait if I ever saw it. It's a fucking...
Dude, you'd have to take three fucking garbage
bags full to get 15 bucks. 15 American dollars
worth. Get out of here. Bullshit. Let's see.
Let's see what else is going on in the world.
Teenagers jailed for horrific machete attack.
They all look the same. They all fucking look
the same. they all got that weird beta nerd look
to them they look like they were grown in test
tubes ridiculous maybe maybe you can see what
i'm looking at if i post this video maybe i'll
post it maybe i won't i'll definitely post the
part about the uh about the gdp but uh megan
kelly exposes decades old photo of bill clinton
looking down the chest of her friend yeah okay
i believe it i mean what her friend looked like
that's what i want to know probably had a hot
friend like dude give this guy this is just like
normal dude stuff it's like he was looking at
her chest it's like come on dude he's just fucking
big deal get over it iran closes straight of
hormuz how do you say that hormez hormuz i thought
it was hormez to international shipping. I don't
know. Can they do that? Are they allowed to do
that? Do they control that? Let's see. Does Iran
control the Strait of Hormuz? I thought it was
Hormaz. I have to ask Casey. He knows that shit.
He knows fucking everything. He's always right.
God damn it. They don't control it outright.
The Strait lies between Iran to the north. and
oman to the south so both countries border it
major shipping lanes are mostly in omani waters
with some in iranian waters iran has military
forces on the northern side and can exert influence
and threaten to disrupt shipping but it cannot
fully control or block the entire strait on its
own for long without international pushback international
maritime law generally protects transit passage
through such straits and and navies also operate
there to help keep it open recent news shows
iran's forces have at times declared closure
or temporarily shut parts amid tensions but that's
different from exclusive legal control over it
huh so they're trying to close it but they can't
i'm sure they can't really do that and the u
.s probably won't let that happen largest auto
parts fraud in history guts 25 brands I mean,
how can you gut it? Let's see what this is about.
Because they're already all made in China. So
how can there be fraud? Some other dude in China
is making the parts cheaper? They're already
all made in China. What the fuck is that about?
Let's see. Charged with federal wire fraud. What
is this about? Go back to this. one bidder was
deep into negotiations to save the hopkins manufacturing
plant in emporia kansas then suddenly an unexpected
unexpected unexpectedly withdrew and no replacement
emerged within days 118 workers were let go without
running the hopkins plant founded this is just
this is some fucking boring shit largest auto
parts fraud in history got stuck who cares this
is come on It's like, you know, it's just like
all this clickbait and then it's not a real story
behind it. 1 ,600 workers lose jobs after Ford
shuts down $5 .8 billion factory. Yeah, well,
I mean, make better cars. That's not a hard one.
You know, then you won't have to lay people off.
Stop making shit cars. There, we solved the world
problem today. These are the Rolex of hearing
aids. Ah, they got me with a sponsored ad. Almost.
Representative Ilian Omar. Is that how you say
it? Ilian? Ilan? Omar? Gets community noted on
acts for spreading misinformation about Iraq
war. Dude, a community note just says this requires
more information. That's not censorship. I'm
sorry. I remember when the left was censoring
everyone. That was hilarious. Trying to control
the internet. I remember getting kicked off of
platforms. But that doesn't happen anymore, thanks
to Elon Musk. Let's see. IRGC chief defense minister
killed in opening strikes, sources say. That's
the Iranian something guard. Something? IRGC.
What does that stand for? Let's find out. Let's
pull that up. What does IRGC stand for? Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Corps. So, the defense minister.
That would probably be the equivalent of our
Pete Hegseth. Or as Casey would like to call
him, Pete Kegsbreath. Because he had a couple
drinks in college, so he can't let it go. This
gruesome Trump allegation cannot go unpunished.
I mean, look it, we're, we've gone through everything.
We've gone through the label Nazi. We've gone
through fascist, racist, Nazi, fascist, racist,
pedophile, and now we're at cannibal. Where do
you go from here, folks? I don't know. Where
do you go after cannibal? Genocidal? Is genocide
worse than... That's worse than cannibals, right?
We'll have to get a list. Maybe I'll ask ChatGPT
what comes after cannibalism. They're running
out of things to call this guy. I mean, you know.
But he's still the president. Somehow, someway.
Let's pull up an example of him being racist.
What's that guy's name? He's giving a speech,
too. All right, here we go. We're going to listen
to a little bit of the speech here. I will tell
you, a large percentage of the people, and especially
in construction, that are building these great
jobs are black and minorities, and I'm very proud
of it. We have close to 25%, and I think the
number's going up. They do a great job. There
are no better builders than we have in New York.
And a big percentage of that is black and minority
folks. So I just want to thank everybody in the
room for being here. I look forward to some questions.
And then I don't know how we're ever going to
leave this building today, because if you look
outside, it is terrible. But we'll figure a way.
There's always a way. And thank you. And thank
you, Jesse. And congratulations. He's a racist.
he said he's so proud of the minority builders
this was 1999 he's so proud of the minorities
and he said the number's going up and he's proud
of it sounds pretty racist to me so oh let's
see what else is going on we'll do maybe one
more and then uh i think we might nose down and
call it a night here uh let's see Iran's Revolutionary
Guard tells ships passage through Strait of Hormuz
is not allowed. Okay, we already covered that.
Tucker Carlson denounces Trump's Iran attacks
as absolutely disgusting and evil. I don't know
if it's evil, but I definitely don't agree with
it. Renee Good's family says they haven't heard
from Trump since her death. I mean, okay. Yeah,
you want his personal cell phone number? Like,
what are you talking about here? You think he's
going to call you every day? You're lucky you
even got one phone call. You know. It says here
we got a U .S. Navy ship on fire. Let's see.
Let's see if this is even related to Iran. this
is like this is what i'm talking about with the
clickbait a fire erupted aboard the uss uh bon
homie bon home richard on the morning of july
12 2020 okay what the fuck does that dude you
see this is this is the problem with the news
it's it's all clickbait they want you to think
that the ship got hit by iran why else would
they post it today well I think that pretty much
sums it up to what's going on in the world today,
folks. So that was pretty good. Pretty good solo
episode. I really hope the other members of the
podcast follow suit and do theirs. We've assigned
homework. I hope they do it. I think that pretty
much wraps this up. I don't have too much more
to say, and I just wish everybody well. Be kind
to yourselves and each other. We out. Fuck off.
Right? Isn't that all of them? I think I got
them. Casey will let me know. And I think we're
going to close out with some good music here.
Hold up, hold up. My new fucking song. America,
fuck yeah. Come out again to save the motherfucking
day, yeah. America, fuck yeah. Freedom is the
only way, yeah. Terrorists, your game is through.
Cause now you have to answer to. America, fuck
yeah. Fuck yeah. Fuck yeah. And we're going to
war with fucking Iran, baby. We're going back
to war with the Middle East. And we're getting
some goddamn fucking oil. I'm fucking here for
it. Where's my Israel hat? We're going to destroy
their missiles and raise their missile industry
to the ground. It will be totally, again, obliterated.
We're going to annihilate their Navy. We're going
to ensure that the region's terrorist proxies
can no longer destabilize the region or the world.
attack our forces and no longer use their IEDs
or roadside bombs as they are sometimes called
to so gravely wound and kill thousands and thousands
of people including many Americans and we will
ensure that Iran does not obtain a nuclear weapon
it's a very simple message they will never have
a nuclear weapon This regime will soon learn
that no one should challenge the strength and
might of the United States Armed Forces. I built
and rebuilt our military in my first administration,
and there is no military on earth even close
to its power, strength, or sophistication. My
administration has taken every possible step
to minimize the risk to U .S. personnel in the
region. Even so, and I do not make this statement
lightly, the Iranian regime seeks to kill. The
lives of courageous American heroes may be lost
and we may have casualties. That often happens
in war. But we're doing this not for now. We're
doing this for the future. And it is a noble
mission. We pray for every service member as
they selflessly risk their lives to ensure that
Americans and our children will never be threatened
by a nuclear -armed Iran. We ask God to protect
all of our heroes in harm's way, and we trust
that, with his help, the men and women of the
armed forces will prevail. We have the greatest
in the world, and they will prevail. Damn, well,
you know. Let's take a moment to thank some American
heroes for their service. Four guys identified
as four Americans killed so far in Iran war.
Sergeant First Class Nicole Armour of Minnesota.
Sergeant First Class Noah T. Jens of Nebraska.
Sergeant Declan Cody of Iowa. Captain Cody Cork
of Florida. Thank you for your service. You heard
it. President Trump, that's just what happens
in war sometimes. Sometimes, I mean, we've got
to get ChapGPT in here. Actually, we've got to
ask him some questions. Hey, ChapGPT. How many
barrels of oil does Iran produce per year? Iran's
oil production... In 2024, Iran produced about
4 .62 million barrels of oil per day, which totals
roughly 1 .69 billion barrels per year. However,
by late 2025, production dropped to around 3
.19 million barrels per day. Sanctions, investment
issues, and aging fields... what's that in terms
of percentage of world production global oil
production varies depending on the measure but
for 2024 the international energy agency estimated
about 103 .4 million barrels per day which is
roughly 37 .8 billion barrels per year meanwhile
the u .s energy information administration put
total production closer to 76 .51 million barrels
per day or about 27 .9 billion Thank you for
your service. We're securing a lot of barrels
of oil. First we got it in Venezuela, stealing
it off cargo ships. And now I saw that Iran was
doing a training exercise off the coast of India
or something. They were doing a thing with a
bunch of countries, and we just fucking bombed
them. And then we let all the 400... We sunk
the fucking boat with a torpedo, and then we
let all the destroyers just drown, and then the
Sri Lanka army had to pull them out of the water.
So, yeah, America. All right. I'll tell you what.
I'm kind of sick here. I'm playing a flu episode,
just like Michael Jordan's flu game. back in
the 90s when he had the NBA Finals and he played,
he won the game. You know, he was fucking throwing
up, but pushing through the pain. I'm here for
Untitled Podcast. Thanks for listening. And we're
going to listen to a few different things going
on in the news today. Maybe respond to some other
segments that the other guys have done. But first
of all, We're going to listen to... Oh, this
happened. Israel is the reason for this war.
America does not want to fight this war for Israel.
Let's go. Come on. Let's go. Senator Tim Sheehy
grabbed this guy and fucking ejected him with
the police. He was a Marine that was protesting
the Israel war. this is wrong and nobody wants
to fight they said that he broke his arm or his
hand uh when he's grabbing on the door here i
don't know if the senator broke his hand i think
they were all dragging over there he was trying
to grab on the door and they all probably pulled
him but i mean the senator has no uh authority
to go join the law enforcement Here's where he's
grabbing the door. His hands get stuck between
the door and the frame. All the senators are
like pulling his fucking hand out. Yeah. Yeah,
he might have broken his hand. What a dick. All
these guys are fucking... It really goes to show
how much Israel is really just... They're all
just all the generals are just sitting there
staring straight ahead They're like they're shit.
She's saying they're like robots. They're just
fucking staring They're not even reacting to
all this stuff back here But he's right. Nobody
wants to go to war for Israel. 85 % of the population
doesn't want to go to war for Israel. We're shooting
fucking $3 million missiles in the sky every
day. Americans have no health care. Another one
I was going to play was Mr. Mark Rubio. Oh. Marjorie
Taylor Greene, she's really going off about the
anti -MAGA bullshit. She said, and just like
that, we're no longer a nation divided by the
left and right. We're now a nation divided by
those who want to fight wars for Israel and those
who just want peace and to be able to afford
their bills and health insurance. I couldn't
agree more. Kristi Num got fired. RIP. You're
fired. Being replaced as the Secretary of Homeland
Security by Mark Wayne Mullen. Fucking Mudvayne
Mullen. Apparently he made like $45 million since
he's been a senator in like a year. Which is
just ridiculous. I had a retailer green that
She was saying that Donald Trump could cite a
national emergency to cancel the upturning midterm
elections. So he's doing a lot of things with
this war. He's trying to declare, you know, war
powers, martial law maybe, and say, oh, we can't
have elections because, you know, we're going
to get attacked. They ask him if the American
homeland is going to get attacked. He's like,
I guess, maybe. So I don't know. But he's also
trying to cover for the Epstein files. She says
that he could cite a national emergency to cancel
the upcoming maternal elections, which are expected
to favor Democrats possibly to take over the
House of Representatives. They got Tucker Carlson.
He was going against them. They even got Nick
Fuentes. I agree with so much of what he says
here. This is so funny until he says we want
to replace him with a Nazi. Don't vote. Do not
vote in the midterms. The Republicans have to
lose. They have to lose. They have to crash and
burn. A cleansing fire is the only thing that
will save us. It cannot be fixed. Fuck them.
Fuck Trump. Fuck MAGA. Fuck all this stuff. It
can't be fixed. If it could have been fixed,
it would have been fixed in 2025, but it wasn't.
They made every mistake. Liberation Day, disaster.
Doge, disaster. Big Beautiful Bill, disaster.
Epstein Files, disaster. Iran, disaster. The
personnel, Mike Waltz, disaster. Ratcliffe, disaster.
Rubio, disaster. Pam Bondi, disaster. All self
-inflicted. Trump personnel, Trump policy, Trump
strategy, Trump playbook. We tried it your way.
It didn't work. Fuck you. Now we don't vote.
That's the message. Seriously. Can't blame anybody
else. Bad advice. Bad advisors. Biden's economy.
Enough already. It didn't work. We're not voting.
i'm staying home and you know what i hope the
democrats impeach him i hope the democrats impeach
all of them i hope they indict everybody i hope
they depose and compel the release of documents
and i hope they find all the criminal behavior
and i hope it destroys the gop i hope it creates
a crisis for the gop so severe that they never
recover and then I hope we get a Nazi to run
in 28 and I mean that metaphorically I don't
mean that literally no no I hope we get a fascist
to run 28 to burn the GOP down as a dark horse
and win the presidency as a as a right -wing
radical now that is my that is my hope that is
my playbook he was all good until he said Nazi
I think a lot of conspiracy theorists are far
one way or the other. There's a lot of smart
people. Alex Jones is an intelligent person,
and we all know what's going on. He fucking spit
truth bombs through that entire thing. People
just want to institute a government that they
see fit. If I was him, I would just say, oh,
let's just do socialism or some shit like that.
But up until then, he was right. This is Trump
saying how we were putting America first in his
campaign. Finally putting America first. Our
policy of never -ending war, regime change, and
nation -building is being replaced by the clear
-eyed pursuit. If you want a war with Iran, vote
for fucking Joe Biden. This was on the first
day. Damn, that run really fucking did me in.
Oh, man, I'm on, like, planet fucking Mars right
now. Don't fucking smoke where you have the flu,
guys. The Iran death toll reached 555 on the
first day. It's probably with ours now, but they
fucking bombed an elementary school, and it was
165 girls between the age of, like, fucking 7
and 12. that died at this girls' school in southern
Iran. That was confirmed to be one of the U .S.,
not even Israel's missiles. And then fucking
Pete Hegs is like, yeah, we're looking into it,
but it's just terrible. A lot of hate going on
in the world. God knows how many children's bodies
they will pull from under the rubble. This is
uh, we're not gonna listen to too much this guy,
but this is fucking go I sat down with America's
partner in this joint operation the Prime Minister
of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu take a look Joining
us now is the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu Mr. Prime Minister. Thank you for being
here. I know you probably have gotten very little
sleep in the last number of days Why now? What
precipitated this moment at this time? I know
you have talked about it. We've known each other
30, 35, maybe more years. And why at this point
was this necessary? Well, the first thing to
understand is why it's necessary at any time.
Iran for 47 years has been chanting death to
America, death to Israel, too. But you're the
big Satan. We're the small Satan. Death to America.
They've murdered and maimed thousands of Americans
in Iraq, in Afghanistan, with their IEDs. These
are roadside bombs. They bombed your embassies.
They tried to assassinate Donald Trump, the president
of the United States, twice. They've murdered
their own people. They massacred so many. And
they spread a worldwide web of terror. So this
is a regime committed to destroying the United
States of America. It's the only country on the
planet that says so openly and works tirelessly
to achieve that goal. The reason that we had
to act now is because they were, after we hit
their nuclear sites and their ballistic missiles
program, you'd think they'd learn a lesson. But
they didn't, because they're unreformable. They're
totally fanatic. about this, about the goal of
destroying America. So they started building
new sites, new places, underground bunkers that
would make their ballistic missile program and
their atomic bomb program immune within months.
If no action was taken now, no action could be
taken in the future. They could target America.
And then the next day the guy replaced them and
they killed them. The next day his son replaced
them and they killed them. So action had to be
taken. And you needed a resolute president like
Donald J. Trump to take that action. And we are
his very strong. Our alliance today is so strong.
We had to take the action now, and we did. Otherwise,
the Iranian mass murder regime would have immunity
from future action. Steve Witkoff made this statement,
the Middle Eastern envoy, and he made it last
week, that they absolutely are clinging to their
ability to build out a nuclear weapons program.
And the president, as he said, he wanted a peace
deal, gave them every opportunity for peace like
they did before Operation Midnight Hammer. And
they steadfastly refused. In the first 30 seconds.
I've never seen anything like this in my life
the supreme leader the ayatollah thousands of
people. I'm sure this will be studied for centuries
to come. It's like we're bombing them now to
free them. Like we're killing a thousand Iranians
to prevent them from killing a thousand Iranians
themselves. It just doesn't make sense. And why
are we doing it? The National Security Council
just called it. When we work together, amazing
things happen. We work together and amazing things
happen. But I have to tell you that it wouldn't
happen without the leadership of President Trump.
Fucking Satan here, Scott. You know, I met him
in Mar -a -Lago. Truck fucking kids. I just came
out this week that there was an interview with
a survivor or a victim of Trump. And we met in
Mar -a -Lago. And the first thing that Donald
Trump said to me, he said, you know we have to
prevent iran from getting nukes as simple as
that he said that because he saw that as a clear
and present danger to the security and well -being
of the united states to have a regime like that
so fanatic that it just defines itself by destroying
america exporting revolution exporting terrorism
exporting the worst Islamist fanaticism that
attacks Arabs, attacks Israelis, attacks Americans,
attacks everyone inside. Trump's got to have
something on him. They're doing this interview
with him, this supposed victim of Trump. She
said, Trump mentioned something to the effect
of, let me teach you how little girls are supposed
to be. Trump unzipped his pants, put redacted's
head down to his penis. Redacted bit the shit
out of it. Trump stuck redacted and said words
to the effect of, get this little bitch the hell
out of here. Redacted advised she bit Trump's
penis because he disgusted her. Good for her.
He had money it reeked off of him. At this point,
people reentered the room. Redacted recalled
a blonde beautiful woman. Approaching her at
some point that day after the interaction with
Trump, the woman said, Let me give you a tip,
little girl, about your breasts. Wear a bra every
night. Those words have stayed with her throughout
the years. She got the feeling that the relationship
between Epstein and Trump included a certain
amount of jealousy. She thought Trump appeared
jealous of Epstein, but at some point they were
on level playing fields. Trump and Epstein sometimes
use the term fresh meat, untainted, and not jaded
while referring to girls. At the time she heard
it, Redacted did not understand the term not
jaded. She looked at the word jaded, stated she
had two additional interactions with Trump, but
asked that the interview move on to a different
subject. I don't know. I think if you're sexually
abused at that age, you're probably hard to...
Take firm action. And President Trump in his
first term did. He got out of the disastrous
Iran deal right off the bat. And he did everything
he could to prevent them from going into the
nuclear program that they seek to build atomic
bombs to threaten us and you, and ultimately
to attack both of us. and to destroy as much
as they can, because this is what these people
do. They basically are in the business of mass
death. And you're right to call them a death
cult. I worked with several presidents. I always
appreciated the fact that we had, well, forthright
discussions. Often we agreed, but often we didn't.
We disagreed. And I appreciated that we kept
the alliance going. But I want to tell you something.
I'm not a youngster, so I've been around. There's
never been a president like Donald J. Trump.
His resoluteness, his decisiveness, his clarity
of thinking, the way he gets things, gets right
to the crux of things. It cuts through all the
fluff, cuts through the chase. Listen, it's not
good. It's not good. These people are going crazy.
I think everybody needs to come together more.
I think just assaulting your opponents is not
going to get you anywhere. All right, that's
enough Satan. Just stop. I can't just listen
to this guy just lie, just bullshit. He literally
sounds like every fucking cult of personality
leader. He sounds like fucking Pol Pot, Mao Zedong,
Kim Jong. And now they're saying like 200 complaints
have been filed about... uh in the military the
soldiers are training and they're like teaching
them that israel is like the holy land and we're
going to we're fighting a christian war for donald
trump and we gotta fucking go take the holy land
for donald trump not the holy land but israel
is entitled to this land of the middle east and
you know we're we're fighting like a just christian
war um what's that thing the one guy said Christian
complaints. Oh, he said the war in Iran was all
part of God's divine plan. They're talking about
the biblical end times to justify involvement
in the Iran war to troops, according to complaints
made by Watchdog. Oh my God. One complaint said
that a commander urged us to tell the troops
that this was all part of God's divine plan.
And he specifically referenced newer citations
out of the book of Revelations referring to Armageddon
and the imminent return of Jesus Christ. He said
that Trump had been anointed by Jesus to light
the signal of fire in Iran and cause Armageddon
and Mark his return to Earth. Jesus. Tell you
what, the world's going crazy. Sometimes you
just need to focus on some other things. I've
been doing a lot of music lately. Started a DJ
YouTube channel. Working with Kyle a lot. If
you want to like it, it's called Rushmore, capital
Rush, space more. It's my DJ channel on YouTube.
There's some EDM stuff. I'll tell you what, it's
been a good little segment. Got some of the other
guys' segments to get to. I think you're going
to like a lot of perspectives that you have.
You know, there's a lot of stuff going on in
the world, but... Untitled Podcast, we're here
for you. And we're here for each other. And I
just want to take this opportunity, if I could
play a little bit of music for you in these tough
times. Thanks, guys. I'm going to end it with
a little clip by Tim Dillon here that sums up
perfectly how I feel about the current exchange
in the world. And we'll close it out with a little
song. Thanks for listening. I'll send it over
to Kyle, or I think is next. And be kind to yourselves.
And as always, each other. I don't even think
they should give Palestinians voting rights.
I don't even give a shit. To be honest, I don't
give a flying fuck about what the hell's going
on. I don't give a fuck about Iran either. Sorry.
Throw them out if you don't like them. It has
nothing to do with me. And the fact that the
idea that I have to give a flying fuck, you should
be standing with Iran. Shut the fuck up. Will
you shut the fuck up? If they want to throw the
bums who run Iran out, throw them the fuck out.
But the idea that the United States of America,
when people can't afford houses and they can't
afford health care, spends all his fucking time
talking about the Middle East and fucking Arabs
and Jews and religion and the fucking temple
and slaughtering the heifer and Iran and Sunnis
and Shiites. Get what the fuck is going on. Truly,
what the fuck is going on? That we're told, well,
is Iran Sunni or Shia? What is happening? Okay.
We, our own country is being destroyed and it's
going down the toilet. Thank you. First, he brought
up the president saying they indicted me twice.
They sure did. They tried to impeach him twice.
And you, Mr. Nadler, were one of the leads on
the impeachment. I was on. Thank you. The personal
sort of things. What makes us human? What makes
us people? What is it? Is it emotion? Is it caring?
Is it your body? Is it your mind? Is it what
you feel? Is it what you see? Is it what you
do? What is it? What's the purpose of living?
And what's the purpose of... Feeling. Emotions.
And feeling. Negative and positive emotions.
Things that make you want to cry. Things that
make you want to laugh. Things that make you
want to sometimes crawl in a hole and never come
out again. Things that make you want to be so
happy that you want that moment for the rest
of your life. I think it's love. I think it's
really love. I think at the end of the day, everything
is about love. And I don't know. I guess here
we are two minutes in. I haven't even introduced
myself. Hello, I'm Kyle. I'm the guy that comes
on the podcast and normally gets drunk out of
my mind, screams and yells and laughs, has a
funny accent, and tries to make everything funny.
But I guess... Me being by myself, maybe this
is a good time for everybody to get to know who
I am and the way my mind works and the way I'd
love the world to work. I've been going through
a lot lately. I've been dealing with things like
grief and I've been dealing with things like
controlling my anger and controlling my emotions.
and wanting to let them all out and cry in public,
you know, and holding it in and just feeling
raw, you know, for so long. At the age of 18,
I became an EMT, and right after that, I went
to paramedic school and became paramedic, and
for eight years, I worked as... Not an ambulance.
At the age of 18 I started. Saw things like people
dying. People screaming. People trying to fight
me. People trying to love me. I saw the worst
parts of the world. From the rep. At the age
of 18. Think about where you were at the age
of 18. It's not an easy place to be. A lot of,
almost, well, actually all the members of this
podcast. Same story. If it wasn't 18, it was
19 or 20 or 21. I mean, think of where you were
at that age. We all decided to get on an ambulance
and go see the worst of the world. And we weren't
even mature yet. And sometimes things like that
damages you. Sometimes in a good way, sometimes
in a bad way, sometimes both. I think for me
it's a little bit of both. I worked that job
for nearly 10 years. Being numb to everything.
You have to be numb. In order to survive. And.
When I left it. I had a wife and a child. And
I was numb. I was emotionally numb. I was socially
numb. Everything was numb. I didn't feel love.
I didn't feel pain. I didn't feel anger. I didn't
feel a single emotion because every day I'd go
on shift on an ambulance and I would be expected
to not feel a single emotion because I had to
go take care of the customer, not the customer,
the patient in front of me. And then when I got
done with that, no matter how bad the call was,
have to get ready for the next patient that was
going to be in front of me probably five minutes
later. And when you leave it. And you no longer
have to use those negative sort of things to
keep yourself alive, keep your career alive.
Emotions start slowly creeping in. Let's see,
I'm 30 now. I'll be 31 this year. I stepped out
of the ambulance. Fuck. I think. It was four
or five years ago. And. Christ's sake. I mean
all the emotions are starting to flood in. And.
But there's always been one emotion. That's always
stuck with me. It's really hard for me to like.
Give out. And it's. Even harder for me to feel.
But I want everybody to feel around me. And that's
love. Right. I think. Sometimes we get too wrapped
up in politics. I think sometimes we get too
wrapped up in what I believe, what you believe,
what everybody believes. I think we forget how
important it would be to just maybe love your
neighbor. Maybe love your family. Maybe love
yourself, right? Something I struggle with. I
could love a lot of people around me. I really
struggle with loving myself. There's so many
simple things. I thought about it the other day.
We had a big snowstorm. I was out there shoveling
my driveway. I saw this old man. He lives two
doors down from me. He's never talked to me ever
a day in his life. You know, I saw him, whatever,
fucking foot and a half of snow in his driveway.
I shoveled all mine out with a shovel. And he's
trying, he's ripping on the cord. Bam, bam, bam
of a snowball. And it's just not starting. You
see the defeat on his face, you know. He went
inside and I just went over there. I got like
three quarters of the way through the driveway.
Just shoveling it. And, you know, he came outside.
Didn't even realize I was doing it. He was so
thankful. And he went and saw it. And he come
out with like $20. And he goes, please take it.
And I said, no, no, no, sir. Don't listen. Don't
worry about it. I don't want that. Sorry, my
dogs are fighting over a bone. Hang on. Hey,
can we? You got a bone. You got a bone over here.
That's perfectly fine. You're not going to take.
No, you're not going to take his bone. I'm trying
to do a podcast over here by myself. I'm trying
to do a podcast by myself, and you're arguing
with Copper over the fact that he has a bone.
You have a perfectly good bone over here. No,
you're not coming over here to argue. Good God.
I swear to God, I deal with women. Anyways, he
offers me $20. I said, sir, listen, I don't need
the $20. Like, I really don't, you know. Like,
this $20 you're giving me, it's not going to
do anything good for me. You know, keep your
$20. I just want to help you. He said, let me
come out and finish the driveway with you. I
said, all right. So we finished shoveling. It
took another 10 more minutes. We get done. And
I get to know him. I get to know his name. I
get to know his background, his story, and everything
like that. And his wife's, like, really sick.
Let me pause it. Anyways, so I'm back. Sorry,
I had to get the dogs there. But, you know, I
really got to know him really well. He gave me
the 20 bucks. Wouldn't let me walk away without
it. So I said, let me look at your snowblower.
It was something simple. It just turned out that
it was like a key on the little spindle thing
that was broken. The part cost like $14. I bought
the part with the $20 he gave me. I put it in
an envelope with the rest of the money with a
little note that said, hey, here's my phone number.
Let me know when you're normally home. I want
to come over here and fix it. And he called me.
He was crying. He says it's one of the nicest
things anybody's done for me. And as long as
I can remember, I said, listen, let me just go.
I said, let me come over. And we fixed the snowboarder.
We had a couple beers together. And I got to
know about his kids and a lot of things going
on in his life. And he goes, please, like, let
me give you some money so you can walk away.
I said, sir, I don't. This feeling you just gave
me by allowing me to help you and getting to
know you and allowing me in your home that we
could spend time together after. gave me more
gratification than you could have gave me a million
dollars, and it's not going to do anything for
me than that feeling I just felt right there.
He broke down in tears, and he hugged me, and
he said, let me cook a meal. I said, all right.
We shared a meal that night, and he says hi to
me every day. Every day, I either go out for
a walk with my dogs, or I'm in the driveway,
and he comes over, he says hi, and he asks how
my day is. That man could have gave me $10 million.
That would have made me feel great. But the feeling
I got there of helping him and then now subsequently
of him constantly coming up and wanting to talk
to me and wanting to just know how I'm doing.
I don't think I could put a monetary value on
that. It's what I try to tell people when I tell
people. Stop arguing. And just love each other.
Love people. Love people that are different.
It's so easy to love people that are the same
as you. It's so easy to love people that are
familiar to you. It's even more rewarding to
love people that are just completely different.
Believe different things. Do different things.
Whatever. It's so rewarding. I guess. I don't
know. Let me have a little drink here. And I'll
think about. Where I'm trying to go with this.
I think it's a little more rewarding. Sometimes
to. Just help people. Just help people that need
it. It's really easy to get selfish. And go like
what is this going to do for me. But. Sometimes.
It's not a physical thing. I don't know. I think
that a lot of us only get a. You know a certain
amount of years. On this earth. I don't want
to be in my deathbed and regretting things or
wishing I had done other things. You know, I
still do that to this day. I still regret things
and I guess it's why I try to tell people to
live with love in their heart and live for the
moment and maybe good things will happen and
you'll negate the bad things. I thought this
would be a lot easier. Come on here and talk
about love and feeling good. We're 13 minutes
in. I don't know. I had someone really close
to me eight years ago. They passed away unexpectedly.
And, you know, for the longest time, I thought
they were cremated. And, you know, I guess we
found out that they were buried. And we went
and saw them. And it was hard. Spilled out a
lot of emotions. You know I just wish that. Nobody
lives in regret. Don't ever live in regret. You
know like take what you have in front of you.
Take it for yourself. And be happy. You know.
I didn't do that. I guess this is why. I just
say. Live in the moment. Take down what you have.
Fuck. There's so much going on in the world.
There's wars. There's fucking political infighting.
People just... Jesus Christ. They're fighting
each other over the dumbest shit. I just wish
that people could be happy. I mean, it's weird.
I don't know. Life ends at some point. But I
wish that, like, I think a lot of people probably
think I'm, like, this, like, tough guy or whatever.
It's an asshole. But, fuck, I just want people
to love each other. You know, I mean, like, I
see the homeless guy walking down the street
and people are just talking shit to him. And
I go, fuck, I just, I want to do everything I
can. I want to fucking buy him everything I can.
Food, water, alcohol. Whatever the fuck he wants.
He wants drugs. I'll go fucking buy it for him.
I want him to feel loved. I want to give him
a hug. Or her a hug. Whoever. And nobody thinks
like that anymore. Nobody thinks like. You know.
If I fucking. Dude. You know the difference between
somebody killing themselves. And somebody fucking
staying alive sometimes. It's just them being
hugged. Right. I've had. I've lost. I mean the
count is up to 8 people. That were so fucking
close to me. And I didn't give them the love
that they wanted. They took their own lives.
And I carry their regret to the day I fucking
die. And I'm sure other people do too. I'm really
sure. But. I fucking love the people who are
around you. This whole podcast is about love.
And just. Fucking expressing love. And it should
be the only fucking thing that should matter
in this world. Right? It's so hard to live nowadays.
Cost of living is so high. Rent costs more than
your fucking paycheck. Groceries are so astronomical.
You spend three, four hundred bucks at a fucking
grocery store. Gas is so astronomical. You spend
fucking two hundred dollars at a fucking gas
pump. You know, every other week. You know what
costs nothing? Doesn't cost a single fucking
cent. Is to just show. Care and love. And to
bring joy to somebody. Somebody else's life.
You know. I think the problem is. Sometimes we
think about is. What does it do for me. Right.
And I think that's the wrong. Thought process.
I think that. We just have to think about...
Maybe I do for others. I think this is in the
Bible, but do unto others as I would want. Or
do unto others unto what they would do to me
or some shit like that. I don't know. Sorry,
Tyler. I'm butchering your storybook or whatever.
What the fuck does it matter if I show somebody
love and nobody shows me love, right? Eventually,
it's going to come around. I do believe in karma,
you know? It's just tough. You know, I don't...
I don't wish the way I feel about things on anybody.
Would I say I'm depressed? Probably not. You
know, I'm still chugging along, but... Am I sometimes
stuck in my mind and full of regret? Yeah. Yeah.
But it doesn't mean I'm not going to try to show
love to everybody. I just want people to be happy.
What kind of life is it to live that you sit
there angry and pissed off and constantly trying
to like find things to be not only angry about
but like angry about somebody on the opposite
side of you. On the opposite side of something
that is completely fake. Right? I mean, we got
politicians and famous people fucking and eating
kids. And we're going to argue about left versus
right? It's absurd to me. It's absurd to me.
When there's probably people in your neighborhood.
That are so god damn depressed. About real life
fucking problems. That are really affecting them
personally. That nobody wants to fucking deal
with. Until they fucking kill themselves. And
then people go. Oh my god I never saw it coming.
You never saw it coming. Because you never looked.
You never opened your eyes. You never looked
and saw. I guess that person is struggling. Or
maybe I should reach out to that person. And
you can sit there and say. Alright Kyle. How
do you know all this stuff? How do you feel this
way? I've gone through it. I've done that. I've
been so worried about things. That didn't fucking
matter. The people I loved were so fucking upset.
They took their own fucking lives. And then I'm
left to sit here. And be like. In regret. And
just grow old until the end of my life. For the
rest of my life. Missing and loving people that
I'll never fucking see ever again. Never be able
to build a strong relationship. Never be able
to build strong friendships. None of it. Because
the people that I miss the most are gone from
this earth. Forever. Forever. I'll never see
them ever again. I'll never feel them ever again.
I'll never fucking talk to them ever again. I'll
never get a chance to fucking spend time with
them ever again. Because I was worried about
things that didn't fucking matter. Instead of
love. That's a wild thing. And that's why I think
that. Maybe life is just all about love. And
uh. Loving. Showing love. Feeling love. I uh.
I may never feel love ever again. You know. Not
the way I felt it before. That might be out the
window. You know. Just considering that I love
people that aren't here anymore so much that
I don't know if I could ever move past that.
Selfishly, I could sit here in a fucking hole
and just whine and cry about it. Or progressively,
I can prevent that from happening for other people.
What good does that do for me? Personally probably
not a lot. Probably doesn't do a lot of good.
Me going out there. Making other people feel
better. Right. In a grand scheme of things. Life
wise. In the world. Making other people feel
love. And happiness and joy. In lieu of the fact
that. I made massive mistakes. I think it makes
a lot of change in the world. A lot of people
talk about change. I think that's the only thing
you need to do to make change, right? Is make
the world a better place for the people after
you than it was for you. We can't change a lot
of things above us. We really can't. In America,
yeah, sure, we can vote. It doesn't do a lot
of change. You can do a shit ton of change around
you and below you, right? In your own neighborhood,
in your own city, your own town, whatever. You
can help the homeless. You can help the less
fortunate. I started the podcast out with a story
of where I helped my neighbor shovel his driveway
and fix his snowblower. That's a huge change.
So when people are looking grandiose and they're
looking at these big pictures and they talk about
all these things that we can do to make the world
better, blah, blah, blah. When did they ever
think about doing that? When did they ever think
about volunteering at a soup kitchen? When did
they think about going down to the line of homeless
people and just maybe handing out a box of fucking
ho -hos? Or whatever. Fucking. Uh. You know.
Whatever those things are called. Honey cakes.
Or. Whatever the fuck they are. You know. Sweet
treats. Something like that. Or fucking. Buy
a big fucking box of potato chips. At Walmart.
Uh. And go down there. And just hand out bags
of potato chips. To the people in the fucking
homeless shelter. Or sitting in a fucking block.
That are high as hell. You know, sometimes what
I mean is talking about potato chips. Sometimes
what I like to do is I'll buy fucking a pack,
a 24 -pack of Poland Spring water and a big box
of potato chips. And I'll go down there and I'll
find out where, you know, there's a bunch of
people doing drugs together. You know, that are
homeless, whatever. And I'll go walk up in there.
There might be 30 people in there. And I'll fucking
open up the box of potato chips, hand them out,
open up the water, hand them out. We get it all
in and I just start talking to him about my story.
And I tell him that I was a heroin addict. That
I was addicted to cocaine. That I was addicted
to fucking, you know, Oxycontin. Vicodin. All
of that. I tell him how I got clean off of drugs.
How my life is still hard, but it's a lot better.
And how it was so hard to make the first step
to get out of there. And then I'll just give
them a hug. Because you know what? Some of those
people down there, they may never have been hugged.
They might not have been hugged in 10 years.
And I always leave them with, you know, when
you guys are ready, there's people that care
about you on the other side. There's people that
care about you that are willing to help you.
But until you're ready, don't make the jump.
But just know when you're ready, there'll be
people like me. There to grab you by the hands.
Pull you into our arms. Hug you. Embrace you.
Fill you with love. And help you. Into the next
step of your sobriety journey. And I just wish
there was more things like that in the world.
I don't know. I guess this podcast is a little
short. It's only like 26 minutes or whatever.
But. I guess in conclusion. You know. I feel
a lot of pain. And I feel a lot of sorrow. And
depression. And stuff like that. Part of it's
from the job we had to do. Part of it's from
the life before the job. Things I went through.
You know, I think the other parts regret. But,
um... I guess if you take anything from this
podcast, uh... I hope that... You just understand
the importance of love. You understand the importance
of what you could do as a person. To change this
world. You. You. A single person. With probably
very little money. Very little influence. Full
of ambition. The things you could do to change
this world. By helping those around you. And
forgetting those above you. Sometimes it's all
it takes. Sometimes it's a hug. Sometimes it's
buying somebody a beer. Sometimes it's giving
somebody a blanket. Sometimes it's just sitting
next to somebody and listening to them cry. The
power of love is so important. And we've lost
it in this world. It's up to us to make sure
that the power of love comes back. I hope each
and every single one of you lives a fulfilled
life. Accomplishes at least most of your dreams.
And to the last breath. Of your life. I hope
that your heart. Is exploding. With love. Because
the older I get. The more I realize. I think
the only thing that matters in this world is
love. I love all of you. And I hope that this
message gets through to you. Help your neighbor.
Help those around you. But most importantly,
make sure you take care of yourself. I love all
of you. Thank you. So, this is Untitled Podcast
coming from you, just from Tyler for right now.
We're trying to switch things up here, do something
a little differently, and have each of us do
our own podcast episode. So, this one's mine.
Basically, mine's probably not going to be about
politics. It's not going to be about, you know.
funny things. I just kind of wanted to give you
a more unfiltered look at how I see religion
and things of that sort. So, as all you guys
are probably aware, I am a Catholic, and I was
born Catholic, and, you know, I haven't always
had a great relationship with God. I've had my
ups and downs, right? I feel like we are currently
in a very dark time in the world. It's a very
hard and maybe even like one of the darker times
throughout the history of our world. And it's
a hard time to be a believer in God. With everything
that's going on, you look and you're like, where
is he? Where is he in this scenario? And in the
bleakest of times is when you really should turn
to a higher power. I think that there's a lot
of things wrong with how the world is going right
now. There's a lot of death and a lot of anger.
And when you're angry especially, you start crying
out to God and asking, where are you now? Right?
You see only the worst in things. And it seems
like you're in a tunnel and there's no light
at the end at all. You can't even see the end
of this tunnel. And I bet that there's some people
listening to this right now that... are at the
end, are in the middle of that tunnel, and you're
not seeing a light come from any end. You're
just in complete darkness. And you feel alone.
When you feel alone, you feel almost like God
has abandoned you. And that's the thing. God
never abandoned you. Even in your darkest moments,
God never really abandoned you. There's a whole
bunch of things out there that are against religion,
against, you know, the church itself. And I just,
I want to talk about a little bit about those
and how the church itself is evil and everything
in it is corrupt and broken. And I won't deny
that some aspects of the church have been corrupted,
but I think the unit itself. is a morally just
thing. I mean, let's go back to just the beginning
of everything, the war in heaven. The war in
heaven was a crazy time. God created man and
Lucifer. Lucifer was jealous of humanity, and
he rebelled against God and took one -third of
all the angels with him. And that's saying something,
is that one third of all the angels that God
had turned against him. Because they listened
to Lucifer, who then became Satan. Or Satan is
the term for the enemy in the old language that
it was. But Lucifer had been cast down by Michael.
And people like to say that... Or people like
to think that this was just, oh, they threw a
rebel out of heaven. And they threw this angel
out of heaven because he wanted to rebel against
an unjust ruler and all that. And they say that
the angels that stayed with him and St. Michael
and God himself and Jesus were these tyrants.
There's a passage in it, and it's heaven wept
for all of these angels that fell. They didn't
enjoy what happened. They didn't enjoy it. They
felt immense sorrow. Just picture this. If you
have a sibling, you had to throw your sibling
out for being a bad person, like doing awful
things, right? And they didn't want forgiveness.
They didn't ask forgiveness. They never will
accept forgiveness. They just have it set in
their mind that they don't want forgiveness.
You can't forgive somebody who doesn't want forgiveness,
right? There's so much going on with things like
that. And it's hard to live in a world where
almost no one... wants forgiveness or wants to
give forgiveness. I've struggled with anger most
of my life, and I still do to this day. But anger
is one of those things that'll constantly eat
away at you and make you feel as if it's a cancer.
Anger, hatred. Like hatred for your fellow man,
hatred for a group, hatred for it's just cancer.
And we're seeing that in the world today. There's
so much anger and hate. And people forget about
the things that actually matter. They focus so
much on things that they can't change. Not one
person is going to change the entirety of the
government. Not one person is going to do anything
like that. However, that one person can change
what's directly around them. Everybody got to
start doing, if everybody did the little things,
hold open the door for somebody. Somebody drops
their phone or their wallet, you give it back
to them. You treat people. Not just the way that
you want to be treated, but the way that people
should be treated. Because I think if you got
treated the way that you want to be treated,
a lot of people hate themselves. And a lot of
people hate themselves and they feel like they
deserve a punishment. But treat someone the way
that you would want to treat a child or a person
who is totally innocent. And it would make a
significant change in the world in general. I
truly think that we're in a place right now that
it's a dark time. We live in a very dark time.
There's not much good going around at all. And
you sometimes scream out and you don't think
that God's listening. I know I do. I scream out
a lot, and I sometimes just feel like it's falling
on deaf ears. But the point of that isn't that
it's falling on deaf ears. It's, I, God does
not work on your time. God works on his time.
And, you know, there's the thing where God will
give you what you deserve, but you have to work
for it. You got to earn that grace. You got to
earn that to do it. The devil will give you anything,
anything you want, but it just costs your soul.
It just costs everything. try to be religious
in this time period that we're in as well because
there's so many things that can make you fall
and just listening to god and listening to the
bible you you feel unworthy you feel unworthy
of his love we we genuinely don't deserve The
eternal love that God gives us. But he died on
the cross, not just for me, not just for you,
but for everybody. We are all sinners. And at
the end of the day, if we all had to answer for
every single one of our sins, we'd be on a cross
ourselves. And that's what we deserve. We all
deserve to be on a cross. But the one perfect
man did it for us. A man who did nothing wrong.
You know, there's times in my life when I was
struggling so deeply and I felt in a way where
I just felt so alone. And I went almost completely
away from God himself. But even when I was at
my lowest, I actually just was crying out for
God. He answered in ways that I can't even explain.
When you're in a pit of despair, That you can't
see any way out of. And you're begging God. To
just give you something. And then you feel that.
That love that he has. For all of us. It's staggering.
It's. We don't deserve. The mercy that we're
given. We really don't. It's so much. It's. The
cup is overflowing. It's, we are all deserving
of just suffering. We deserve all the suffering
that we go through. All the suffering that we
go through is earned through our actions of just
everything that we do. I never will be worthy
of God's love. But he gives it to us anyways.
And understanding that and accepting that is
one of the hardest parts about religion. As a
person who hasn't been the best person throughout
my entire life, it's hard to accept the fact
that somebody paid for that sin already, and
he still loves me. He still loves all of us for
what we do. But he sees all our sins. He sees
all of our imperfections. He sees you at your
lowest. He sees you at your highest. But when
he sees you at your lowest committing sins and
things like that, he will still love you no matter
what you do. As a good parent should, he loves
you unconditionally. However, there are still
consequences for your actions. If you don't repent,
if you don't do something along the lines of
just trying to turn away from that, that love
can't get to you the way that it's supposed to.
Because you are stopping it from getting to you.
There's a thing. And there's, I think, a passage
in the Bible or a biblical scholar is that the
one sin that God can't forgive is the sin that
you can't forgive yourself for. Because God's
love is so much more than any sin that you can
commit. But he can only forgive you if you forgive
yourself. And I'm sure all of us have had moments
where we feel like you've sinned so far, you've
gone so far away from what you are supposed to
be that you convince yourself almost that you're
not worthy of that forgiveness. I know I have.
But you are always worthy of forgiveness. And
you are always worthy of God's love. Even though
you shouldn't be. After everything that we do,
we should not be worthy of that. But Jesus paid
the ultimate price for all of us so that we are
worthy. It's a hard thing to understand. It's
just an almost insurmountable amount of just
everything. There's no amount of sin that God
can't forgive if you truly are repentant of it.
And I know a couple other people on the podcast
would be very upset with that, but genuinely,
there is no sin too great. That cannot be forgiven
if you truly repent from it. It's a hard world.
And it's a hard thing to do. Forgiving yourself,
I feel like, is one of the hardest things that
anybody can do. Because forgiving yourself, the
first thing you got to do is admit that you were
wrong. And that's very hard. And then once you
admit that you're wrong, you have to come to
that understanding that you're worthy of that
forgiveness. And that sometimes is harder than
admitting that you were wrong in the first place.
And living a life of being a Christian is never
easy. You take the hard road because that's what
God wanted you to do. You can feel unfulfilled
in your life. You can feel trapped in a job.
You can feel overwhelmed, depressed, angry, bitter,
defeated, broken. But if you notice, In the Bible
and the Gospels of Mark, John, Luke, all that,
Jesus never went to the rich people. Jesus never
went through and said, I only want people who
are clean. I only want the people who are clean.
I only want the people who have done no wrong.
I only want the good people. The good people
are the only ones that I'm going to talk to.
Jesus himself would go talk to prostitutes, people
who lived in the bar. He would go to the drudges
of society and say, follow me. And people would
say, but I'm not worthy. And he just goes, follow
me. You are worth it. Jesus is one of the only
people that will always say, you are worth saving.
I struggle to feel like I'm worth saving, but
then every time I look up on a crucifix and I
see Jesus on there, I can hear him say, I did
this for you. He doesn't actually say it to me,
but it's a metaphor. He did this for us, for
our sins. He made this in a way that it's just,
we are worthy of love. You, listener, are worthy
of love. Even if you don't feel like it. If you
feel lost, if you feel defeated, broken, come
as you are. We'll work with you. Working with
you. Instead of against you. You're working against
yourself. Come as you are. If you come as you
are. That's all you can do. Jesus will help with
the rest. I'm probably not going to be as long
as the others. I just wanted to do a quick. More.
Personal. Look on things. I don't feel... That's
a cuckoo clock. I feel that you are deserving
of love. That I am deserving of love. My enemies
are deserving of love. My friends are deserving
of love. Everybody is deserving of love. I have
a struggle of loving the person. And hating the
sin. Because it's easy to hate a sinner. And
hate the sin at the same time. You gotta love
the people who wronged you. And it's not easy.
It'll never be easy. It's gonna be the hard way.
It's not gonna be easy to live the way that you're
supposed to. I think I'm just gonna end off with
this. You genuinely are worth it. Because the
one perfect man that was killed for our sins
thought you were worth it. That's everybody.
That you includes every single person who's ever
lived. You're worth it. You're not too far gone.
And in the end, We win. The devil will hold you
no longer. In the end, we win. For all we know,
robots have souls. We just don't know if they
do or don't. How do you know? Have you ever been
a cyborg or a robot? You think we were the first
ones to inhabit this planet? Fuck no. No, no,
we are jumping down this fucking rabbit hole.
Yes, we are. There's people out there with some
really dumb thoughts. Extended episode. Where
the fuck did the pyramids come from? Where the
fuck did Stonehenge come from? You're telling
me that they didn't die and become ghosts? They're
killing already born babies and sell them to
the Chinese. Aliens exist. Somewhere in China.
Alright, in some days, there are super soldiers
that are at least 9 or 10 feet tall. Okay? Okay,
so did they come from our planet? Then they are
extraterrestrials. They are aliens. I do not
negotiate with terrorists. them die of this virus
you feel bump bump bump beep nothing they're
fucking gone i've seen it happen i think that
the government has taken it to the next level
with the birds they know what birds are going
to cross paths with you that you are going to
be able to raise and they are going to make them
so fucking real they're going to sink money into
them because they know that if you put that motherfucker
in a cage you Which, by the way, big brother,
is the overlord. is an actual Nazi collaborator,
okay?