So those bags did to be battery made next time.
But just talking about the polypropylene.
The polypropylene, did you guys make it down there in the Mexico?
So you buy the polypropylene, but yes, we made fabric.
That's the Mexican company.
No.
What about that?
No, refineries actually produces it a byproduct.
So it's a commodity effectively.
So when I left my partner, somebody else's garbage.
Big sort of.
I mean, yeah.
What I'm saying is, you know, the environmentalists want to do way with the oil industry.
What we do away with the oil industry, you do away with that.
You do away with like my products.
Everything.
And do like us at 10 or 17.
Do I have a farm load?
We're talking about food.
Food.
We're talking about the business.
We're talking about a myriad of opportunities that can be happening in Mexico.
To do some stuff in one of the business he made.
He was talking about making these fucking bags.
Anyways, dudes like us, I'm Sean.
I'm Paul.
Jeff.
Robert.
I was going to say something.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
I'll tell you why we have something to have a sadness.
Who's that?
Yeah.
That's the biggest person, a French non-dies at Paul.
How old?
One, twelve.
How old is Paul?
I didn't do that.
How old do you think the oldest person to start?
Oh, 178.
Okay.
Wow.
That's a little bit of a shit.
I want to say 116.
116.
Alright, Paul.
Robert, you want to second guess that?
Robert, Robert, Robert said 112.
Oh, then guess one year you probably win.
Where are you at?
Quite honestly, okay.
So you just looked at my screen.
So I didn't.
He's done 14.
Whoa, I thought.
Oh, you motherfucker.
It's 118.
Oh, I was close.
Yeah.
You're close.
118.
The French non-dies.
That's true.
Sister Andre, the world's oldest known person, died on Tuesday at the age of 118.
And the southern city of two long.
So my question is, do you want to live that long?
Yes.
That means if I'm in good health and I'm happy.
Oh, yeah.
She's able to get around.
Yes, probably.
I'm sure she's got some sort of people for that.
A bidet, you know what?
She's right.
That's the whole.
Is that French?
Yeah.
Great quality of life is good at 118.
Show picture over where you're just like this.
Oh, did she like the fucking Emperor from Star Wars?
Oh, that's what I mean.
I mean, it's like, no, it's not her.
Well, you know, that's her.
The Dalai Lama said, or did life go long on the out of the thrill of life of living
is gone.
Your deathbed, you will receive full of consciousness.
Oh, my god.
You got to give us some context here.
Yeah.
Can't he check, baby?
Oh, no.
No, no.
You know what?
It's a Dalai.
So yeah.
Well, I've seen that movie.
I've portions of that movie.
I've never actually seen it end to end.
I've seen it end for the Dalai Lama.
A.
The age of 118 and the southern city of two long.
The city's mayor, who birded a funnetco, an out the news of her death on Twitter.
Wow, it was the most immense sadness and emotion that I've learned learned tonight of
the passing of the world's oldest person.
Hashtag's sister Andre.
So she was born in 1904.
Wow.
My grandmother was born in 1903.
Dang.
She passed away when I was 10.
But to put that in, she lost this.
She lost this game.
Yes.
My great grandfather would have been 99.
He was born before 1900.
And as well, he looked, hats off to her for I wanted to do a little commemorative tour
and talk a little bit about her and then we can continue on with this thing.
Because you know, 118, I think deserves a little dude's.
Yeah, sure.
She's born as a student.
She's still sealed or random on February 11th, 1904.
Can you imagine 1904?
And I mean, that's before the war of 20s.
That's before World War.
And then two, that's before the war.
It was the world war.
Essentially.
Yeah, that before.
Question engines started coming around in the 118.
Was that the combustion engine?
16.
It was still horse and carriage back then.
Horse and carriage and she probably had the toy wars like a round thing with stick.
Probably do probably drink a cola with cocaine in it.
Well, did you ever say electricity?
Well, static electricity.
No, I mean, in 1904 they had an invented electricity, but tons of towns and homes didn't
have it.
Well, yeah, it's probably that you should have TV or the Xbox.
Well, she had the Xbox.
Don't be stupid.
That's one of the dumbest things I've ever heard you have.
Everyone's ever had an Xbox.
She didn't have indoor.
I've been.
I'm sure she crashed outside.
She's shattered out house.
Here's the question.
How long thisiner 20 is no, did she have sex or not?
188 ten years of Siliborcy.
I will just bring it up.
But watch out at restoration testing.
I think that the Kings on the.
Are we paid humans?
Or are we.
Could have, I say no, I think you could.
But I watched Ireland's follows the death of O Day형 tanaka.
Tannaka, a Japanese woman previously certified as the world's oldest person who died at the age of
119 which is odd because she's 118 so I'm sure she'll be the fucking oldest.
Okay, little because the other one died.
Oh, well, stay alive. I thought she just died.
No, it says world's oldest person died at the age of 118.
Can't catch up if you're older.
Yeah, well, okay, we know what, so never gonna catch you.
How did we get to this?
I don't know.
She can't. The world's oldest son.
Okay, so the title of the oldest person ever recorded also belongs to a French woman born on the 21st of 1875
Gen. Louis Colonance, lifespan, 120 fucking years and 164 days according to the Guinness World Book Records.
So, 120, 2 plus 164.
I look at quality of life.
Well, there you go.
Quality of life. That's why you have Alexa.
I mean, wow.
Look at that.
You're definitely a combination of quality of life.
Dude, that is my imagine there's a lot of quats coming in there.
Come on.
Look at this guy right there.
Oh, that is definition of not I.
Okay.
These 256 years old.
What is that? That's like a fucking Amazon.
It's like catchers, man.
What's that?
You know, I always wanted.
So let's go not with 118 years old.
Let's go with a standard 85 years old.
A person like normal person.
I see a lip injections.
So, so, yeah,
I'll hold on.
Hold on.
Check out the bottom center.
And he's got his mouth open.
Like he's got a prune stuck in there.
So you're making fun.
You're making fun of very old people.
You know what?
I'm going to be old eventually.
People can make fun of me.
If I can ever get that.
No, we make fun of you now.
Because you don't see any way.
You're questioning.
Well, you know, a normal person who lives.
What?
What's the standard like 80 years old?
Actually, I think it's 70 something.
All right.
Let's just go with 80.
All right.
Let's go with 80.
What would be the most?
Impactful 80 year period where that person saw the most.
Change in the world.
Probably generation.
Probably.
Our parents are our grandparents.
Because you think about it.
If you're born in 1900, the Great War.
That means you died in 1980.
You missed all the internet shit.
Yeah.
So if you're born in 1940s.
But you got to miss Bobby Brown.
So, yes.
But if you're born in the 40s.
I mean, you missed war.
I don't know.
I mean, you missed war.
I don't know.
I mean, you missed war war one more or two.
What if far as progress?
I think the technology plays a huge role in it.
I think if you sell phones and the the streaming of services.
I think born in the 20s.
Well, you're not just that, but think of the transportation airplanes.
Yeah.
I think it's bigger than the internet.
Right.
Because that open the world.
If you're born in the 20s, that gets you to 2000.
Right.
So you see the beginning of the internet at least.
So that cover is both World Wars.
All the shit that happened in the 50s, 60s, 70s.
And the beginning of the cell phone.
Yeah.
Because you probably have the Nokia phones back then.
But I'm thinking more like 1870, you know, 1870 to pass the World War or 1880.
Well, I mean, what does that the world Wars?
That's to 1960.
That jack shit happened in 1870.
Well, that's what I mean.
Well, there you go. So you have a kid that grew up in born in 1880.
He didn't live to 80.
Yeah.
Well, I'm saying they live 80.
It's like the grapes of wrath.
He didn't live 80.
That's what that is.
If you're born in 1870, you live to 1910.
Yeah.
30, 40 years old.
I think 1920.
50 max.
Like a 1910 night.
Because I'm getting hurt on the farm.
Do it some silly.
I think 1920 because you get the world Wars.
I've never used a life expectancy for somebody born in 1870.
We looked at that.
But I bet you there is so many that that list.
Oh, I'm sure there are not.
Yeah, sure.
Just like there's exceptions.
People of 120 years old.
There we go.
It's called the tail of the curve.
But just imagine somebody that was born in 1880.
10 years old.
There is an it's 1890, which is all 100% horses.
Carriages.
Right.
No electricity.
Can't light everything.
My great grandfather.
Right.
99 years old.
I did chair.
Gas, no oil.
No.
No nothing.
And died in what?
Died in his beard.
And his chair taken in that.
No, he, I think he was asking what year.
We're asking what year.
No, not his 1888, 1890.
99 years old and died taken in the app in this chair.
Yep.
We're eating on the table.
Or was he sitting up?
No.
And a recliner who's doing shots.
Oh, okay.
They had recliners back in 1890.
He was 100.
He was in 1999 years old.
Oh, there you go.
It's like Betty White.
You know, she had like four days before.
I don't know.
Oh, yeah.
That's so nice.
I like that.
She was so funny.
She was funny, man.
She was so fucking fun.
He didn't play.
Legos anymore.
He until the end.
Right.
But had her faculties.
Like to the end.
We enjoyed listening to her on the the satin at live.
I've heard about her.
I've heard about her on the satin at live experiences.
Why don't you talk about the the muffins.
National public radio.
I'm talking about the huge.
Yeah.
It was off.
I don't know.
It tops.
It's good.
Good stuff.
Yeah, but I don't know.
I don't know.
If I'm still able to do things when I'm 100, then.
Okay.
But if I'm relegated to a bed.
Yes, doing that.
I don't know.
If I'm still able to do things when I'm 100, then.
Okay.
But if I'm relegated to a bed.
I'm not a bed.
Because you're going to live your family.
Yeah.
You know, if you're 11 18, you're most likely out living your family.
Yeah.
So you're a tire family and your friends.
Maybe your kids.
That's what I mean.
Your kids.
Yeah.
Because if you had a kid at 20, they'd be 100.
Always.
Yeah.
You have a high-sorrow.
I saw a.
I think it was.
Imagine that.
I don't know.
It's to not in five year old.
There's a little short little video things you pop through.
Like, there was a similar.
So there's a judge that everyone knows who I don't know is name, but he's a very popular.
He's brown.
A pop.
No, he's not.
A judge.
Brown or Judge fucking Judy.
He's at a.
So he's at this the 99 year old.
240.
He gets pulled over in for in is given a ticket.
And he's a court for the ticket.
I don't remember what he's pulled over for.
Is that why you driving the car?
Because I had to take my son because he's got cancer.
And he's like 90 years ago, taking a son to the doctor's because he had cancer.
And it was like, I'll just son 63.
You know, it's just amazing.
Guys, 99 years old.
Driving his son.
Still driving his son to the doctor.
To take care of him.
To take him to the doctor because he has cancer.
Yeah, he let him off.
He's like, all right.
Yeah.
You're off.
No ticket.
Well, good.
So did you guys hear that Biden approved.
That we're going to start training Ukrainians on how to use the Patriot muscles.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, we were given on the missiles.
They should know how to do it.
You know where they're training him.
It was just not a button.
It says fire.
Oklahoma.
So this kind of crazy because the Patriot muscle training facilities based out of four plus.
So hold on for a second.
So what Putin said was anyone.
Any country.
Yeah.
I think that's your.
That's where I was going.
That's your more specific point, right?
Yeah.
That's where I was gone.
So we now have decided to trip into.
But no one's talking about that.
That's because there's no critical.
Well, I mean, how was that different than what we've done so far?
I mean, we've already given 50, 60 billion dollars in the US.
And 100 plus billion.
Yeah.
100 plus billion in the US.
But the thing is is that we've given the money for the Patriot muscles and the training.
And sure Germany of all people matched that.
So Germany is now participating in a in Germany was like because they're next in the line.
Can we can we to be extinguished?
So here's my curiosity.
I have this all the time.
There are such things as assassins every day.
How the fuck we've talked about this.
Yeah.
And what can we still breathing or the Zelensky still alive?
No.
Anyone that you want to take in now? Why the fuck are they still alive?
Right.
Who doesn't let's get?
I mean, you can't say much.
Do you think it would cost for one of his close people to slip something in his shit?
How many how many million?
So apparently, a hundred apparently he lives in a bunker and has very strict contact.
I mean, I don't I don't.
I'm just saying there's there's like some bad.
There's what the weapons out there.
Well, and well, they do.
They they they they annihilated somebody on a balcony.
They with some sport.
Oh, a very specific missile that's when it got close and exploded in him and admitted a array of razors.
You're talking about you're talking about.
Uh, the terrorist.
The terrorist.
They waited for his family to go inside.
Oh, yes.
And if we have Afghanistan, yeah, then wait for his family to go inside.
They shot this missile off and it was able to just pulverize.
Yeah.
They do it in the building was amazing. They can't they can do the same shit, but they don't want to.
You know why?
Because Putin those way too much about the cleanse.
Who will be what?
You have a US is not going to be dead.
Yeah, the US is not going to call the hit on this.
It would have to be Russian somebody in with him, Russian like the oligarchs, right?
But we've talked about that.
There's in like five or six oligops that had totally died from mysterious total.
He's killing them off.
They killed him before they killed him.
Somebody just jumped off a building and then the next day somebody else jumped off a building.
Really?
Well, I mean, it's in a poor style.
I'm just I'm just I just don't understand.
I understand like I'm actually shocked.
That it hasn't happened.
Well, it deported in that regards.
I'm surprised just because of the political hot potato that everything has these days.
I'm surprised.
It happened when Obama was in office because there's assholes out there.
I'm surprised it happened to Trump because they went fucking ballistic when he got in there.
It's right.
Someone didn't try some psycho for those last two.
It ain't it.
I mean, they were just crazy.
I don't know if there were assassination attempts, but there were some attempts to get really close to him to do some harm.
I don't know.
I think they would find a car with a whole lot of space.
It's not so way to make it.
So my sister is an attorney.
She worked for firearms doing patents for him.
And they had a scope.
It was a AI kind of scope selling it to the military.
This thing was doing 16 hundred yard shots.
Like, yeah, you can't stop that.
I'm just saying like the technology is how many miles is that?
It's it's not a mile yet.
5,000 to 5,280 feet is a mile.
1600 yards.
Just 300.
Yeah, 300.
300 feet.
You don't want to run a mile.
Yeah, the lender.
But again, 48 on your feet.
But, but how do you, how do you,
Well, as a secret service, you know, they go out a certain ways to scope all those areas.
So now they're like, OK, now we need to go further.
Fucking pocket gilly suit.
That's right.
That's the fucking guy.
We got a damn it.
We've run numbers.
You should just put it all in.
He pops up and throw the truck right from him.
Fucking fucking gilly suit, man.
Yeah, I pop up in front of you.
Can I have you autograph?
Yeah, what a statement.
I mean, if you don't see sniper, all those fucking movies like the little fucking suit,
peel themselves.
It defigate.
I think it's, you know, it's rubber.
Jimmy's probably not the best company.
I just think it's a lot more difficult than than the logistics and timing and planning.
And you don't know where they are, thank God.
And just what would have to go into that to actually pull it off would would be too hard.
My number, I watched.
Catch my back.
I mean, again, this was a movie.
And it had Bruce Willes.
They had the jackal or something like that.
And he had this big sniper gun mounts to the back of a fan.
Oh, yeah.
And he had I remember it was remote control.
Yeah, totally remember that movie.
And he was just like, he was nowhere around.
Right.
Like I said, I'm just just teasing it.
Okay, let me make one more point.
And then we probably should have wanted something else because this is kind of creepy.
We've argument flagged for code.
But the people who would need the hardware that we're talking about are not the people that would want to do it.
Unless they're part of a elite, elite conspiracy CIA.
I can't get you.
Let's be clear.
Elon Musk announced an interview within the last year that the technology is already out there currently.
What is that?
What's the name?
Oh, we got a child abduction and midless tech midlad Texas.
I don't have that.
Yeah, I didn't get it.
That turned those off.
Yeah.
Well, I care.
Apparently we don't.
Yeah, you care.
So Elon Musk, he was talking to an interview.
Interview is saying how they can have the technologies are currently out there.
Were they going to have a swarm of the drones coming there with some face recognition thing?
Where you can't stop them.
I mean, if Putin is in a public area, there is nothing his guys can do.
Shive dropping an EMP to stop those drones from coming in and just whack at him.
And that's my point.
The people who have the technology and the wherewithal to do that, it would have to be a rogue state.
You have to be a state sponsor.
Exactly.
All you have to have is a suitcase of a dozen fucking drones.
They're all pocket size.
You'll throw that right.
They're not regular drones.
You can buy off of target.
No, they could be Amazon.
All they have to be are drones with technology and the technologies.
You're not that.
You do what?
They have a very small amount of explosive in them.
And the Jones are designed to come up to the five.
But you have to be explosive.
That's not easy to get either.
Right.
You can go.
We're so talking about government's being able to do it.
Yeah.
I mean, take a lot of explosive.
Of course, you need to see four.
I mean, really, it takes, they were saying it takes very little explosive to have one of those things hit your head and explode.
It doesn't take much.
I mean, you could take a nine millimeter and have a blank in the nine millimeter, hold it up to your head and kill yourself with the blank.
Nine millimeter.
Right.
That's the same thing.
If one of those drones were disposable, imagine one little bullet in there with.
I'm just saying.
Well, you can't get a.
You can't get a.
Puten.
How do these guys alive?
I know.
Just curious.
I'm more surprised at Zelensky still alive.
Well, because he actively tried to kill him and sending a lot of people to do it.
But he could travel over to the US.
I know.
I sure can.
That's because we protect him.
We probably have already seen those protecting him right now.
Probably move it in constantly.
Yeah.
I'm sure that they haven't called me.
I'm sure that he is God.
You know, I'm sure that.
Of reasons to throw the United States under the bus, especially Biden, Hillary.
I mean, with all the, the chemical labs that they have over there with all the energy to.
And then the business is they were dealing.
They were doing over there.
I mean, why does Zelensky who was a comedian in his past.
Past the life.
Why does he have billions of dollars in the bag?
How the fuck did he make all that money?
I don't know.
Was he that funny?
I think he's on your Biden gave it to him.
You know what the point is?
He's got billions of dollars.
Well, he's correct.
Was it extremely corrupt country before all this happened?
Most countries are.
Well, this was even worse.
Now, this was because it was based on all that and you know what?
And the guy the CIA is, do you remember the North Korean official that was murdered?
Shasting it when they took a cloth and put it over his mouth with poison and the airport?
Yeah.
This woman walked up and put a thing over his mouth and walked off.
He just died.
He died.
Just like that.
Just kind of start choking this in his face rolled up like an orange.
Couldn't couldn't save him.
There's footage of this.
Good Lord.
I think they found those women.
They found those women.
Yes.
And what they, those women were, I think there was two of them.
And they said that we were hired just to do that.
We don't have any idea why we did it.
We just said, yeah, sure.
I'll do it.
I didn't know I was hurting him.
Tough childhood on those.
Well, you also saw the footage where the ex
Japanese prime minister got shot by that huge and made gun.
You see that footage?
Oh, I didn't know it was a handmade gun.
I remember somebody shooting him at close range.
Oh, man.
What Japan is?
You got to run a for office?
No gun.
No, he was the next prime minister.
Former prime minister.
Like all the shady dealings he's done.
Well, like it'd be like the killing bush or Clinton, right?
But it was handmade and he's just this huge plube of smoke.
It comes by the street now because it was handmade.
And he was killed him though.
Yeah.
Unbelievable.
Yeah.
That was a big deal.
So there was a with Putin.
There was a, what is that?
A little small fighter.
I was stowed.
I'm trying to remember his kind of a right kind of a grudger.
Yeah.
There's a picture with Putin.
And he, and he were.
Some little.
I'm so angry.
He's so angry.
He is a little angry.
He was a little angry.
But he's, he was up with Putin.
And he comes up to Putin puts a domerando.
And he was like, yeah, you're doing.
And it's security guy was like, yeah.
You need to take your arm off right now.
And he's, I saw the look on my Gregor's face.
He's kind of like, oh, shit.
Before we remove the arm.
Yeah.
I'm going to.
Well, he'd probably sit.
I would with all of you motherfuckers.
And Putin was kind of like, well, he lost a string of
Oh, no.
He lost some big high.
I think he lost some shit.
And he lost some pretty high profile.
I'm pretty certain that Putin's guys would take out.
Colin for sure, man.
There's like my Gregor is what five six five seven.
Doesn't mean he can't get all our asses here.
But I'll get out of here.
Well, you know, I'll shoot him.
Yeah.
I want him to give an opportunity.
Let's true.
Come from the top.
Yeah, your god.
To get to go in from the witch's place.
Poor catty check.
The luck of the lucky charge.
Put it on in the Murphy style.
You know, when you were saying, put his arm around.
It made me think of, I know, this kind of a left turn.
But you guys, when you fell down on the bar on top of me?
No.
Have you seen the right?
Have you seen the Martin Luther King statue?
Oh, my god.
It looks like a bag of decks, man.
What does hell is all about bad?
So it's spent 10 million.
I finally figured out what it was supposed to be.
And they take down the Abraham Lincoln statue to replace that with.
It's a picture of the embrace.
All right.
So there you see Martin Luther King hugging his wife.
That looks like a well-peeing.
I know.
Well, I think, can you scroll the other way to where he's hugging his wife?
He's willing to.
There's that black cross.
That right there.
Yes.
There you go.
So that is what the statue is.
Well, they missed the mark on that.
Well, so you have to see different angles of it.
Right?
Well, I saw the angle of the head.
Those here.
I mean, with what's the big black guy's name?
Mike Wood.
What's his name?
Wood.
Oh, BBD.
Yeah, BBD.
They had Michelle Obama's face.
His body and that.
I know.
So hold on.
Those hands right there are her hands.
But I know.
But back.
Right.
Those are her hands that you can't see in that black and white picture.
Yeah, but what is that supposed to be?
That's supposed to be his back or a shoulder.
Correct.
They are her hands underneath on on his shoulder.
They did not.
Very terrible.
Very poor choice.
Well, that angle is is absolutely.
It's absolutely horrible.
But if you see a different angle, you'll see his hands.
He's super bad.
There it is.
You see.
So now those are his hands around her shoulders.
But is it true that they took down the Abraham Lincoln statue to put that?
That I didn't hear that.
I didn't hear that.
What the argument is.
They are pulling down these statues and the placing them in.
Replacing them with that.
Here's my thing about looking through king day.
And I don't care.
People are going to call me racist.
racist, they can all kiss my ass one or two.
All right.
So here's the thing.
I don't not think that Martin Luther King
days have worked because I do.
However, it's a big fucking holiday.
I mean, why isn't President's day of bank holiday?
Why isn't Abraham Lincoln George Washington's?
Why aren't those guys?
Why is it Martin Luther King?
Why is he so much better than the rest?
And they talked that, you know, what about,
what is that, what they call, what is the white,
what is the, why is the, why is the person
who was the white privilege?
Is that why privilege to have Martin Luther King Trump
presidents?
So I think I think it's a, it's a,
a hat tip.
I think it's a hat tip to the minority,
what a, to the minority.
I disagree.
I think it's bullshit and I think a hat tip is racist.
I don't care what direction it goes on.
Care for any direction, even white.
Yeah, I, I, I, I, I am.
Yeah, it's bullshit.
Anyway, it's frustrating because it's a,
look, I'll take it.
I think I'm, I'm, I'm going to take.
I'm going to really have a perspective,
but I like to critically think about things.
So average human.
No, no, just like Joe, Joe populace.
He didn't have a name, he didn't mean Jack shit.
One president, no influence whatsoever.
And yet, gained and garnered and made changes
and got a pretty decent amount of momentum.
Belia to change perspective.
Very useful in human.
And so, but coming up from a zero perspective,
instead of starting here, starting here.
I'm just saying, you ask why?
So you, and you think that that accomplishment
was significant enough for him to have to have had the impact.
So it's mostly about, in most cases, in these scenarios,
it's about winning hearts and minds, right?
And so I'm just saying, so that,
that's, so that's a strong question.
What, what is it take to have your own holiday?
That's why I was, that's why I was
you.
I've had you one of those in my profile.
I don't want to take away from Martin Luther King.
Because I think it was a great person.
And I think what he represents is it's valid.
And it's so important in our history.
He was very conservative.
I actually, I was looking.
I actually listened to something just inadvertently
on Instagram and the other day, on a located.
And it was something that I had really considered before.
But it was, you know, he was talking about the way we talk about pulling
them ourselves up by our boat straps.
And what he was saying was, and again, I'm pretty open
thinker about lots and lots of shit.
And so I'm sitting there and he's talking about, well, here's the thing.
The one thing that happened that is that there was a stigma created
about the color of the skin, right? And that was the thing that makes
made the ability to pull ones up from the boot straps, very difficult.
And when the emancipation happened, there was a release, but it was only a release
because never worked effectively had a stigma and had no boots on, but
it's were told to be pulled up by the boot straps.
Pull yourself up by your boot straps, but they weren't wearing any boots
because they had no basis for those boots effectively.
Right. They had been kept fed.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
And so it was an interesting perspective.
Again, I'm just, I mean, I'm pretty strong opinions about a lot of shit like that.
Right. And today, I don't buy it.
But at that moment in the universe, what I'm looking at, I'm so like,
I guess it'd be like telling your nine year old,
sure, you know, you really need to figure out the world.
And they're like, okay.
Yeah, like what the hell are you talking about?
Right. And so you basically enter the world as a newborn with, and when I
turned 50, my word was context because if you don't have context,
you don't shit, right?
You could pause it. You can think you can do anything you want, but if you don't
understand how something is done happens, otherwise is effective.
That kind of shit, you have zero ability to draw a critical thought about it.
Right. And therefore you have to go through it, think through it,
experience it in order to gain the context to actually be aware of those components.
And so I was like, huh.
I think just to build on this thing.
I think that's why we have the divide that we have.
Neither side under can can derive context from where they're coming from.
I do mean in, yeah, I can't, I can't go.
I know today and I can, I can appreciate, I mean, I grew up in a scoggy Oklahoma.
Right.
I have a lot of decent context for some of these things.
And so, but in relation to the beginnings, right.
Yes, historical.
And there's parts of it. I'm like, eh, okay, I don't get that.
But that has,
I don't know.
I wouldn't want to take the other side of that argument and then instant.
Well, that's the perception of reality, right?
Well, it's the perception and context is all very relevant here.
I just take a juxtaposition.
I put myself in that moment as it, as I used to say,
I want to be able to think about something by putting it in a black box,
unaffected by emotion or opinion.
Sure.
It's a subjective sit there and look at it, right?
And it spins around and I take it into awareness.
Right.
And again, I hadn't heard that.
And he was him speaking to a reporter about what it is.
And I was like, huh.
Right.
I have some pretty strong opinions about that, but they kind of
fucks him up a little bit.
Right. Now I get it.
Just personally, right?
I'm just saying, no, I don't know.
I don't want to have an holiday though.
I mean, it's the real me to the story.
Well, but the me to story is, you said, why?
Yeah.
And I'm saying, well, I mean, if there is a why, that would be the strongest,
the strongest notion why.
But I don't still don't think it's enough.
I don't, I don't really have a,
I don't feel strong enough awareness to be able to love it.
Yeah, it's fucked up.
But I don't hear something.
I obviously don't give a shit.
Well, I mean, there is a day or not a day.
Yeah, keep in mind.
There's a lot of days.
If you look at a calendar, you'll find there's a ton of days, like
designated days.
But we don't think about them.
We don't know about them because they're not, they're not a bank holiday.
Yeah, I think Martin Luther King day started out as a day, just a designated day
out of respect and admiration for the man and his legacy and his life.
It started out as a day and then as when, as, you know, his history went on,
and it gained steam, it gained popularity, it gained, you know, like a awareness.
And it only gained a bank holiday.
I disagree.
I don't think it was a bank holiday to begin with.
I don't think it was.
No, it was done.
A lot of companies still don't even celebrate it.
I don't know.
I've worked in, I've worked just.
I mean, I've worked too.
But I mean, we technically had it off.
It's in the books as having off, but our, our company,
strongly requested for us to help out.
We do the, the, the constraints we have on our business right now.
And I'm trying to think when I was growing up in school, we didn't get MLK day off for.
No, not school.
No, I didn't get it.
I don't give a shitty.
Absolutely.
I just think it's not, I think it's fucked up that we don't.
There aren't more reciprocal days for it.
It has nothing to do with black white yellow.
I don't think it's like, why do you know, that's a Abraham Lincoln day.
They took that away. They took away George Washington day.
You know, they, they took those days.
They're still there.
They're just not bank holiday.
You pull up a calendar and show me the day.
They're, they're all there.
I have it seen one.
I haven't seen look, look, I'm a little bit of a body.
Obviously, because they're not there.
You say that they're, and they may be on some digital camera, but they're not there.
They slowly and surely, like the history books in our classrooms,
they're starting to strip that shit away.
Correct. That is happening.
And they may still be on the calendar, but like to Sean's point,
or they're going to be there in five years.
The bottom line is they're not celebrating them.
Is what you're saying. They're not acknowledging them.
I'm going to, I love the root of things.
So here's the question.
So our emotions always real.
For the person experiencing, yes, I was going to say perception.
But you go back honest, and then send me back to your house and tell me,
if you go back to your spouses, you go back, and you go, I should have done that.
Right. So were they real at the time?
No. No. But were they real?
Well, if the fucking pants hot at the time, you touch it and burns you.
It's hot.
So in this case, almost all of these things are based on emotion.
All right. Right.
Let me have a declaration of the day or our feelings towards it.
Our, our, so the erasing of history is about emotion.
Well, I mean, look, the race of history is a fact, too.
But that, that is something that's been going on first for every person.
But if you were critical thinker, and you, because here's the thing,
if you hold something in, in it's, it is what it is, right?
It happened. It didn't happen.
Doesn't really matter.
Ultimately, emotion is what causes you to want to remove it from the effects that it has on.
Well, what is that emotion though? The anger?
It is emotion.
Resentment.
What are all of those things?
I mean, think about the history. Let's go back all the way to the,
I'm not going to say Egyptians or so.
I'm just say some of the other, the stone tipples in, you know,
a thousand years ago, two thousand years ago, where these things are being
defaced so that you don't know who those representatives were at the time.
Those leaders were at the time. You know, you've got these,
this lineage that they're talking about the King this King that King that
and all of a sudden you're missing two or three plaques.
You don't, you don't sense or the Bible do you?
Well, the, you know what the Bible's already been censored.
The Bible's bullshit.
But anyway, the, well, I'm just saying that the Bible has already been censored.
The Bible is before it made to the United States.
No, the Bible is a series of tribal stories taken four hundred,
six hundred, eight hundred years.
Have you ever played the game in telephone?
It's fucking horseshit.
And yet we trust this thing as though it is gospel with that word.
And you are telling me, this book was written four hundred years later.
But it's the, it's not just the, the Bible is the collection of,
it's not even fables.
It's the Bible's commandments that people respect,
whether you believe in God or not, these are solid things.
Don't fuck your neighbors.
Don't kill people.
Those are just principles.
They're not trying to force that they're outlining their guidelines of life.
I'm not four or against the Bible.
I'm just saying that's what these people are coming from.
They have the New Testament, the Old Testament, the New Testament, my opinion,
is a bunch of flocked dude.
It's all a bunch of worship because it's not historically correct.
You can't, you can't not.
They didn't even have fucking paper homes.
They couldn't write that shit down.
They sat around a fucking campfire and told stories to each other.
And the stories fucking, they changed the whole goddamn universe.
It's bullshit.
It's total bull fucking shit.
That's why they're great.
That's pretty hot sports opinions.
But what I will tell you, there is not a more scrutinized book in the history of the world than the Bible.
But it doesn't matter.
It's a, it's a, it's the most scrutinized book in the history of the world.
And I can promise you there have been hundreds and thousands of people who have tried to
put it that Bible and they can't.
But they can't because it isn't real because it's stories.
They would vehemently disagree with you.
I understand, but the history isn't real history because you can't track it.
It's a story.
It's been passed down by generations and tribal stories are inaccurate at their best.
The little woman they started 400 years later.
A lot of these stories that are in the Bible are congruent with other books out there.
The current, there's a lot of similarities in, and because the stories are similar.
They're, they're, it's all the same.
They're from the same, right?
They're, it's just a collection like you said.
I don't know something called a fables, but they are a collection of life experiences that were gathered for moral purposes.
Okay.
So that has more factual base than anything else because all of the they were doing was they look up.
They've no bounding on anything.
Zero.
North Star, whatever it is, zero.
You know, Jack shit about the universe at that moment.
You don't have science.
You don't have anything.
What you can't do, right?
No, they majority population.
They only understand.
They can't, not, not even the majority though.
They're talking about can't rational.
How the humans can, why?
Egyptian temples were built when you've got, that's about hard work.
It isn't about, that's about physics.
They're just talking about, yeah, well, but they're correlated, they're designed so that they match like,
physics, they're aligned like the robe, the stars in the sky.
They're, they're aligned where they, they face north and south.
And they've got all these, I mean, there are so many things that we don't know.
It's hard to say.
It's kind of like, does God exist?
You're like, all right.
Well, let's, let's say, let's draw a big circle.
Let's draw a big circle.
And let's make a wedge of all the things that we know in life.
And then you can draw that little wedge.
And then you can say, all right, well, it's fair to say that the other 99% of that wedge you don't know.
So you can't, when you're, when you're, when you're in the middle of the desert, you're dying of thirst.
You're nothing to eat.
And you look up in the sky and you go, holy fuck, this cannot be it.
And you go and you make something up because here's the thing.
That's the nature of being a human being.
You have to have something to grasp a whole love.
And then you start, and then the next thing in fucking rabbit shows up.
And you go when you find some water.
And you go, well, this just can't be just coincidence.
Now I'm telling the story is about it. This is fucking amazing.
So you got Stockholm syndrome with the rabbit.
It's not how to give a fuck about the rabbit.
I'm just saying, I'm not doing a rabbit in the desert.
But whatever the fuck it is, is I'm just saying,
there's like, we as human beings are naturally,
we, we naturally track the things that feel good and we want.
Yeah.
We don't have any fucking proof.
And we find out later, most of the time,
that this is total horseshit, not because we're like,
oh my god, I really don't want that to be horseshit.
It's because you're basically fucking life on the belief.
And you're like, oh, really at the end of the day,
it's really about being nice to people, really.
It's like being saying, oh, I need to take care of that.
That's just a human instinct.
It's not something that I need something booked to tell me about it.
It's like, it's a real.
There's a lot of people out there that will work out where it's a lifestyle.
It is, you know, I'm not, I mean,
I don't go to church. I subscribe to the philosophies of church.
You know, we used to participate.
We being dudes, I guess we used to participate and doing Bible studies.
Sure.
But the Bible study to me, I mean, I'm not silly for Paul.
I'm not speaking for Jeff, but for me,
it was more about the message of being a better person
for myself and my family.
It was for anything.
You know, it was just because it's a cleansing.
When I say, I'm not talking about the word of God or anything like that.
I'm talking about my inner self.
It's cleansing for me.
It's kind of a boot.
Don't I get it?
I'm not.
But my point, this correlation here, I'm trying to drive that is that I feel that
the humans or people that are involved in it.
It's, it's an necessity.
It is, when they go to church, it is a, it is a mental reboot.
Every single, whether they believe it or not, it doesn't fucking matter.
What the power of suggestion is,
It's fucking human.
You know, so when you go there and it's a reboot and they get recalibrated and re-aligned
and your shockers are all set and placed and you leave the play and you take on the week
and you're not killing anybody.
I understand.
I'm just saying that the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the low bar there.
But listen, I mean, the murder is all I'm talking about.
Or what the, the, my, my question was is like,
when you wipe out history, it's a motion.
And every, most all of the things that we as humans do are based on emotions.
The critical thinking that goes along with these things,
it's not, it's not really as compelling because most people don't do it.
But emotions, those shit rules are entire universe.
Yeah.
And we make it unfortunately, I think in today's world emotions are ruling the political spectrum
more than it ever had.
Yeah, there's fucking everything up.
That's because everybody's fucking sensitive.
It is.
Don't so sensitive.
I can't have pineapple on my pizza.
Let me show the noise.
I'm sorry.
I was doing back to that one mental image where a,
a president is speaking on the floor of the, of the house or, or Kevin McCarthy's,
speak of the house is speaking on the floor and half of the people are scanning their
cheering and half of the people are sitting to me emotion.
Because there's no way to take it one person on that side of the aisle that doesn't agree
with Kevin McCarthy's vision of that work.
I want a good idea.
Yeah, that's a good idea.
Yeah, let's make America a stronger place to live.
They click it on one side.
Yeah, that's ridiculous.
100% emotion.
100% and that's why I, I can't,
I can't respect, I can't respect politicians because they told the company line.
So, okay.
So, and it's all emotion.
I'm just going to connect this and again, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I kind of throw fire
at things sometimes.
Yeah, you.
But if you don't, but if you don't respect the politics, you can't respect a little religion
as either.
They're the same.
Because if you have multiple religions on the planet and my,
I get it, I know you're going.
You're saying 100% they're, they're absolutely the same.
So, I take it, you're an atheist then.
No, I, I don't see, I just, I, I just, I really like to fuck with things.
I literally, I really do.
So, so what, what, what, I don't give a shit up.
So, how would you characterize yourself then?
I do you, I put things in order.
No, no, no, no, no, honestly, I put good things in the world.
I believe in putting, I believe in, in reaching my hand out, I believe in.
I'm putting others in front of myself, I pay on my people before myself.
I, I believe in taking care of other human beings.
I just believe in, in being as good as you can be in any given moment,
even when it's tough.
And I think those are the things that fuel a population to,
I improve and, and do positive things no matter what.
And I think anytime you, you, you, you don't, in your,
you slip it off the edge.
I think that's a lot of simple enough to enjoy a little bit.
Well, you being selfish.
I think it's personal.
I think, in turn, you're selfish, that's a personal moment.
It's internal.
And it depends how selfish it is.
I mean, if you're selfish at the point where you're stealing.
All right, well, that's a problem.
If it's selfish enough where you're taking,
you're taking, and it's nothing from other people.
It doesn't need to be money.
It could be time.
Time, it could be.
I eat the pizza pizza, there's somebody else.
I did whatever news.
Yeah, whatever.
We do this shit all day, right?
That's what I'm saying is Mark else, peace.
I'm just going to tell you all of the English.
I'm very good man.
So I, I just like to fuck with shit because no,
it isn't about atheism.
It's really about understanding, where does that come from?
Why, why is that?
Why is it necessary?
Honestly, because it has been necessary for most humans to need something to change
themselves because they don't, the fortitude is lacking.
It's, it's like the discipline of a Navy seal.
It's the discipline in the fortitude is lacking exponentially.
And regeneration.
Of course, because right now, because you're,
because generation is, I don't, it's,
I don't want to say that the worst generation,
but they are the most lack, lack.
It already comes to fortitude.
It's a little like a day.
It's generation.
No.
Extreme every generation, the, if the dilution, right, of, right, wrong.
Well, I also think that there,
there are, there are resets that happen always.
And I think we're coming closer to that point where
what's the thing, you know, hard times,
generation, strong people, strong people,
strong people, strawberry, will create easy times.
It was something like that, right?
I think we're at an easy time now.
That's creating weak people and weak people create hard times.
So I think things,
whether it's in our life or maybe at the end of our life, things are going to change, I think.
That's the, that's the nature.
Yeah, and that's a cycle.
Why would it?
When you see the crimes that are happening and the soulless and the soulless,
conniving evil that's out there,
what makes you think something's going to change?
Like something's going to reset.
Like you do an example.
Let me give you one example.
So this guy is leaving the gym and there's 14 age girls,
talking about how they need to ride.
Are they all ready to do it?
Are they all ready to?
I don't know.
I think they were, I think they were 14, 15.
Ooh, till burger.
And really.
And so they desperately need to ride, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
Hoover and so this guy decides to give him a ride.
And so where they're going are two males waiting to rob him.
I'll all part of the same group.
Sure.
That's fucked up.
And so he starts to recognize that it's,
this is something shady here.
And two girls jump out.
You know, one, one still in the car.
He speeds away while they're shooting at him.
But something else happened with a girl,
the girl attacked him in the car or something crazy.
I mean, unbelievable.
Yeah, I think that's an isolated moment.
I mean, I think so.
I think I'm reading more and more shit like this every day in the news.
Well, that's true.
I mean, it's the foundation of all these TV shows out there.
Till you see it all the time where these groups of,
they work in teams.
So what?
So just that as an example.
I know I, all that you jumping into.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Because I know you want to say something.
So just in that example,
what is going to change that allows the reset to.
Well, now what I say, that's all that's not going to change.
I think that's not going to be a whole sale 100% everyone's going to go.
Yeah, we were asshole.
Totally get that.
No, you're talking.
So you're always going to have the bad elements always.
That's always going to be there.
That shit's always going to be there.
But what I'm talking about is,
you see the generations where a new generation of parents were complete.
A lot of those kids turn up to be more conservative when they get older because they're like, yeah, my,
that didn't work, right?
So that next, as they get older, they become the opposite of their parents and they kind of reset.
And they're not going to do what their parents did.
They're going to be better parent correct.
And they're going to keep it.
That's not always the case.
I mean, they have a thing.
I think it happens a lot.
I think it's between these two.
But the cliche is victims of victims of victims.
You know, and a lot of people out there kind of that doesn't always happen.
If I would draw a graph, if I had to draw a graph of this,
I would say it's a continuously down slope,
but there's probably little burps right up a little bit down up a little bit down up a little bit.
And those little up a little bit are probably resets like you're talking.
Right.
But to me, it's a steel do.
Oh, it's a steep down.
The biggest reset has nothing to do with morality.
I think it has everything.
Well, somewhat with morality.
I think the biggest part is I think that the government is getting so big.
And they want so much control.
And they want to harvest the citizens as soil and green as tax people as tax makers.
So, I mean, look at everything they're doing.
Sorry.
They want to take away our guns.
They want to get a how to track money.
How is that contributing to the.
They want to take away our guns.
They want to track money.
They want to be able to shut you down.
Okay.
They want to be able to show you.
They want to take away money.
First of all, they want to take away tangible money and make everything digital.
All right.
And now they're talking about you want to take away gas for your stove.
They want to control everything.
Yes.
They want to control you.
So how that contribute to the downwardslide of humanity.
I think that slowly, but surely it's going to get into socialism.
And I think that socialism will eventually.
Well, eventually harvest a reset where we'll bust out again and we'll start a new phase.
If we don't melt the world first.
So back.
What do you think the Romans did?
Yeah, they were quite too much freedom.
Sex will.
Well, so that's what you're going to go back to us.
Like well, the Romans were very debauchers, right?
I mean, it was what do you think this is?
That's what I mean.
I mean, was Rome and they were.
And they fell.
Rome and Perfel.
So exactly. But that is by the way, that's what we're getting.
That is exactly.
It's going to be a moment or that that why the the Roman those Dero he was because they were.
They were.
They were what they were.
They were clumped watching the erosion of the empire.
They were watching a softening of and you had idealists who didn't want that.
And so they.
Well, I mean, I mean, probably had the leaders.
I mean, he had the leaders.
Well, they had their leaders.
They did. They built their leaders and then they found that.
Oh, my God, we don't have anybody to lead us anymore.
And we had to be conquered by somebody.
They didn't just like, they didn't go.
It was like stop ruling and they all started.
Well, the road empire was huge, right?
They then started it contracted those doing this same thing with the Greeks.
Alexander the Great, right?
The Greek empire was the same way.
Well, those were a lot of hatred for the Romans because they were going out so far.
And here's what that's what all the lives are going in England and the US.
Yeah.
Mr. producer, I mean, you went to school later than we did.
Why did the Roman Empire fall?
But we did conquer like somebody.
Do you ever take that class?
But you get what I'm getting at, right?
What they fell with one within.
No, they just, they just history is history is and will always be the repeat of the exact same.
Humans are the same.
We're always the same.
I don't care whether you're clear, Patra.
If you think about, often I'm going back to the Bible, tells the same story but the same shit all the time.
Right?
Every single thing that you experience in life is exactly the same thing that happened to the end of the years ago.
Right?
Or longer?
Or longer.
Wait a minute.
We get away before that.
Beggars have been beggars.
Thieves have been thieves.
Merchants have been merchants.
Every single thing on the planet has always been the same.
It will always be the same.
Right?
There is absolutely nothing.
There is absolutely nothing except the explosion of population itself.
That's technology that makes it a little more difficult.
To be honest, it's just the variability of the outlets for that because whether it was grapes or wine or different things,
I don't care what it is.
But ultimately, humans do the wrong shit with the right stuff over and over.
And you collapse and you build and you collapse and build.
The three major components of collapse is political instability.
Economic and social issues.
And then the weakening of our borders and TikTok.
No, those are the three.
Political instability.
That's social and economic stuff in the weakening of the borders.
And that is why the Roman Empire fell.
Well, that's kind of what happened in the middle.
It's exactly what happened in the middle.
That's exactly what happened in the middle.
I think we just got the ding ding ding.
That's one point.
I do those again.
I know you looked them up, but they're very profound.
It's a political instability.
Right?
We have to say that for.
Because you shot water that looked like he was.
I could have just put me authority over here.
Oh, no.
In fact, I think we all looked like the cliffclavin over here.
We all looked like cliffclavin.
There's an E.
A pollist is a service about 15 years now.
Political instability, economic and social problems.
Political instability, economic and social.
Immortal failures.
Being able to protect your home.
Just the three.
Yeah.
Those are the three.
Really?
They lift border failures as.
Wow.
They're the one that we're doing ourselves here.
Well, the Roman Empire was huge.
You just.
Well, just get back to this.
We'll go back to this.
We'll go back to this federal and state government.
We'll go back to federal and state government.
Yeah.
So we bought companies that were 150 million and grows revenue below.
There was a very distinct reason for that.
It's because beyond that, you lose control of those organizations.
You have to get a hierarchy in place.
Now more people are involved with the decision making.
And then it goes to shit.
Yeah, because humans are going to go and take and do what they need to do.
And now you have variability within the structure.
And then you have degradation because you can't control it.
So really the only answer here is that Texas becomes his own country.
Fuck yeah, dude.
100%.
All right.
Well, then what do we sign up for that?
I think we already did.
We did.
I think we're pretty close to it.
Yeah, I think you're in love with that.
I think the fact that you live here is that we were in the city.
I had the I have the shirt that says make Texas a country again.
I mean, it's like pink just like the maga shirt, you know?
Yeah.
And I love wearing it because I get such a reaction from people and it's always positive.
Always positive.
Always.
I've always got a look.
I've got some nasty looks when I wear my fuck Joe Biden shirt.
God, Dave, I love that.
So but you don't, but it doesn't say fuck Joe Biden says fuck's
Trot, Julia Bravo and the people who look at it and understand what those
mean.
How many people would know that?
Well, I would.
I would buy now.
I still find that.
I don't know if he wears yours out.
I wear him.
I have not.
I have to take my dad to the VA.
I wear it and all those motherfuckers know it.
I walk through there and I see the guys.
I will turn his going.
Yeah.
That's right.
Yeah.
People that have a talk to take years.
I don't know.
I didn't know you could speak.
But I get all kinds of comments for the people who like it.
The people who don't.
I can tell because they glare at me.
They don't come.
But there's like.
And they'll steer around me.
It's very hurtful.
They don't say anything.
Did you say?
Pedro 24.
I would predict out smack him with a whish.
I don't get a worry.
Boob.
Drop the bike.
So speaking of bite and what do you think is going to happen with his little
top secret thing?
Nothing.
I think it dies down.
I don't have more tension than previous scandals.
Well, but it will eventually just stay down.
I don't think it will.
I think it's going to circulate into something.
There's going to be.
He's going to be.
Well, you know what?
Here's what I want to know.
There's some interviews.
There's some interviews going on.
And when they talk about the thing, well, this isn't the same as the Trump thing.
I might well, damn straight.
It's not the Trump thing.
It's not.
It's what?
That's what I'm saying.
But they're kind of in seenewing that it's not.
I'm like, well, first of all, Donald Trump was president of the United States.
And when he took those documents out of the office, he had the authority to declassify
them.
Okay.
And at the time they were in his office, they were declassified.
Correct.
Dipshit is the one that classified them after they learned that they were there.
Well, who he reclassified them.
He reclassified them while they were over there.
That's the reason why they were such a big deal.
So every president can go every document prior to me has now classified.
We eat them all back.
Is that what the president he's thinking?
I guess that's what that's what.
Who?
Oh, you're saying Biden classified the documents that Trump had declassified as president.
Because they were never heard that.
I have.
I never heard that.
Now, the big stink against Biden is he had classified documents that he does not have
the authority to declassify as vice president.
He had the authority to take them off premises.
Yeah.
Nor could he declassify them.
So they definitely are not declassified because he didn't have the authority to do that.
So.
So they're like, are they five different places or five different documents?
They keep finding there's three different areas from what I understood right now.
And why are they breaking down?
Why are they tearing apart the, I shouldn't say dismantling should be better.
The museum or something like that.
Yes, you, Penn.
Yeah.
Why are they tearing that take that down right before his president seems?
I heard it's a heard that the Chinese are funneling a lot of money through that.
Yeah.
And that's really comforting to know there's top secret classified documents in that building.
We're China has some sort of foothold.
Correct.
Dude, he's been.
Okay.
We know we already know Hunter Biden was paid by the Chinese and the Chinese explicitly wanted
audience and influence with Joe Biden.
But that was the sole purpose of China working through Hunter Biden.
But what specifically it was the electric car battery cobalt.
What?
Is that right?
No, I'm sure that was the energy thing that they bought into.
Oh, I don't think.
To make the price.
Why he might have been the same dollars.
Wasn't it?
Parisma.
No.
Parisma.
He, no, that was separate.
This is what the Chinese.
Yeah.
That's Ukraine.
That was, this is a different one.
This is the different one.
That's why when he was on the plane with Joe Biden, he went off to China on Air Force
One and he was doing his own negotiation.
And he walked back and that's one.
That's one that the whole famous line came from Joe was like, don't forget 10% for the big guy over here.
Yeah.
He reminds me of the dudes on the puppet show.
The tassel.
That was what the whole dude did.
Yeah, let's do this.
What is the fucking name of?
I don't know.
What did you see him singing Happy Birthday?
And then he didn't even know who the fucking person was.
God, they were no one.
I'm birthday dear Verlson from Martin Luther King's daughter.
Is that who she he was singing to?
Martin Luther King's daughter.
I think it was.
Yeah.
Joe Biden is like a movie star.
That nobody wants to correct.
Dude, he's, you know, not there.
He's guys.
He's like, he's dementia.
I think he's just happy to get his tapioca pudding every day at three.
Yeah, pretty much.
And he's leading the world's, you know,
he's a leader of the, of the free world.
Well, he's got to go out to North Island right now.
People that actually talk themselves and to say,
and that's the dude right there.
Oh, yeah.
He got the most votes in history.
81 million votes.
That's the dude right there.
I want.
I never saw him on TV because he was in his basement.
They spent the entire election,
but that is 100% who I want.
There has to be a buyer as we more is going on there.
All right.
Of course.
You can meet the, the alternative was Trump.
He will arrange me in Trump.
Orge man bad.
And that's what I fear if Trump runs again is there's such a machine already in place to,
like him.
Yeah.
And descent.
I'm not saying that I wasn't one of his president.
Wow.
And that's the hard part is, is that I want him as president,
but it is, it's so dangerous.
To be honest, you don't want him as president.
You want what he, I want his class.
Yeah.
You want someone who has those those capabilities and stones.
Yeah.
I want the, but not that fucking, he's a full blown narcissist.
We say Trump without, but they're all narcissists.
No, no, no.
He is a full blown fucking narcissist.
We are fully, he's a weird motherfucker.
He is.
And, but fundamentally that strength backbone willingness to go to battle,
like, like, understand what's where the,
what are the drivers, where the drivers, the universe are.
Those are absolutely badass.
That individual is what is about it.
Which he is just a fucking retard.
Well, that's why we say Trump without the tweets.
Yep.
Yeah.
He just, just Trump without, Trump without the personality.
That it epitomizes everything you're saying.
Yeah.
The, just, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,
Now he's back, Trump Trump, the tweet in the way.
Yeah.
The elements is going to be a good.
Yeah.
But here's, here's what's disappointing.
Here's what's disappointing.
What does that happen?
I'm going to go back to power.
This past month.
Power power.
So, so here's the thing is disappointing.
There are other people out there that have that capability.
Oh, yeah.
But who?
I couldn't, I couldn't, I couldn't stop a neighbor.
What I'm saying is, is there other people that have that capability,
who?
But they care too much about
opinion and power and maintaining those things or image.
And so they, they are unwilling to go to the links that
true, nunches system will lead you to contact.
Let's go around the table.
Yep.
Let's, let's, let's, let's, let's, well,
well, give you guys next,
Republican president,
who do you, who would be in your opinion,
outside of Trump, outside of the census?
Uh, who do you think could, could fill his shoes?
Why outside of the census?
Why do you say that?
Uh, because he's an easy one to say.
And frankly, I don't think he has the,
he has the, he has the,
who was out there.
Who's even considering running?
I don't know.
Well, I mean, I mean, I could think of
Jeb Bush.
Oh, God.
Go.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, with all, but he,
Rick Perry.
No, but you have, uh,
take crews.
Uh, take crews may do a good job.
Uh, he has to try, he'll be a solid pick.
Trank, Trank out he.
I would like, uh,
fuck Bill, Bill O'Reilly.
I, I would, Bill O'Reilly.
I mean, yeah, he's an R.
I like Jackass, but you know what?
He's a smart motherfucker.
Well, Jim Jordan.
Uh, Jim Jordan would be good.
Jim Jordan would be good.
Those are four.
I'm going to have to do, I'm, I'm,
I'm, I'm, I'm going to get back to you on this one.
I don't know if I can.
I mean, clue.
I, I, I personally think Tray Gaddy is number one.
And you know, he's, I think he has any interest, though.
And I'll take something more.
I'll take something more.
I, he, well, he's now a, a Fox, uh, Fox.
We can do.
I'm really glad.
Yeah.
And here's the Tray Gaddy.
You said that while I were just pulling on,
we haven't even talked about it.
About the murders.
Anyway, well, Tray Gaddy, Geo, he's got some spunky hair.
Yeah.
Well, he's well bearded, too.
You should see some of those.
Oh, well, I mean, it goes back and forth.
He's got a million looks.
What he grows his hair long.
He looks like the dude from Harry Potter.
It is nemesis author.
It's a man, baby.
I can see.
He's, he's.
ь-solid, I mean, but, I don't think he's.
And he's, he's, uh,
I don't think he's presidential material.
I don't think.
I don't know, man.
He's got to set a ball, Zonem.
If you heard of him, look, oh, yeah.
I've heard of a question.
Oh, they look at him.
He's mouth-worry right there.
That's exactly who he is.
That's funny.
All right, so it's trade-gout.
Jim Jordan was a good shoe.
I guess the thing about his Jim Jordan could stand up
for a well-to-match gates.
You know, that bothers me.
No, they were in the same camp.
But it bothers me that Jim Jordan gave up the thing.
He didn't continue the fight about,
I mean, he got what he wanted.
But why are they more transparent on what they wanted?
Why did Matt gates back down?
What did they promise him?
That's what I fucking wanted.
Back down, didn't he?
Oh, he said present.
But he got what he got what he wanted.
Yeah.
What?
So they have a whole list of them.
I, man, I wish I had that in front of me.
It's great.
It's good for the country.
Yeah, he said it in the other way.
So they voted like 11 times for the speaker.
There was 11, 15, 15.
15.
15 times for the speaker.
I love it.
And did not relent.
They were like, you will put these things in place.
You will promise to set these rules in place for the American people.
Or we will not vote for you.
And they did not trust the country once single.
But I think he's a fucking old.
There's shit snake.
They're saying so far.
He's living up to his promise.
Well, he's been an office too fucking weeks.
But he's already already Jim Gates or Matt gates has been.
It, I'm, I think, very happy.
I think Jim, the fish went over to Matt gates and said,
hey, guess what?
You fucking vote over here.
You're going to wake up in the trunk of somebody's fucking car.
Well, I like that.
I would like that.
The Carthly said, even six months ago,
he goes, when I become a speaker of the house,
swell well, Omar, shift.
I'll get an author.
I'll get them the fuck out.
Well, they did it.
They're all their committee assignments.
And they're out.
And they're gone.
Yeah, they should.
And rightfully so.
Now Adam shift, you said Adam shift.
Yeah, shift's gone.
Adam, get that fup pencil neck out.
Yeah.
I mean, I'll let you get a fuck.
Red copy of the coming man.
He's a shit.
Fuck.
Did you know he, you guys know Adam shift is fucking daughter married
George Soros a son?
Yeah.
God.
Oh my God.
That's more lord or shit, man.
Did you see that George Soros just bought all of the not at all,
but a quite a bit Hispanic radio stations?
Oh, good.
So now he's trying to power a suggestion.
He's going to start doing down there.
And he and there's one specific thing.
I'm going to come up north and get the bill Biden.
There's one specifically in Miami.
That was a conservative Hispanic radio station.
You get twice.
All right, sorry.
Good.
There's one specifically in Miami that was a conservative Hispanic station.
They're dead down.
And he bought it.
And the on air talent quit.
That says we're not going to be part of this because we know he's changing the format
to whatever.
So he wins.
So he did it.
He wants to shut down conservative voices.
So he spent $40 million wherever it was.
And he bought 40 stations across the country, punch in Texas,
punch in Florida.
That have the big Hispanic populations, right?
Because they're losing this by the way.
Correct.
Here's a, I'm going to give you another route.
Think about the fact that you can be influenced by the radio.
Oh, easily.
No, no, but, but I'll let's talk radio every day.
Yeah, people listen to us.
They're there.
Flu's by us.
What we're saying right now.
Well, we have four listeners.
One is in Florida.
What I'm getting at is the core of human beings.
This fucking shit is really like it's the same shit every day.
Human beings can be influenced by words, other human beings.
It's with how to fuck the question.
That's what you're thinking.
Oh, they go 100%.
Yeah, I understand.
This bourbon is good.
Disappointing.
And if I say it seven times.
It's horrible.
I say it seven times.
You're more likely to start pay attention.
Yeah.
If you don't lie on a table, lie on a table.
If you tell a lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table,
lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table, lie on a table.
I'm just saying like, think about how difficult that's like so fucking disappointing.
So fucking disappointing, right?
That today you still can be influenced by that.
Well, I don't know if that's necessarily true because you see the whole Facebook Twitter
thing and I got off of everything back in 25.
Well, some people will power for sure because I was reading this and I would respond and
I'm like, and I can be realization, I am never convincing them.
They're never going to convince me.
No matter what they say or whatever staff they put in front of me.
People do have critical thinking.
So I'm just like, this is not going to happen.
No, no.
No, no, no, if you give them someone that they respect, who has an opinion, that's when
critical thinking starts.
Well, it isn't when you don't respect someone.
It's when you respect someone and still question it.
That's critical thinking, you're saying fucking A.
And I do have that.
What?
And I do have that question out there.
Now, I wouldn't say it's prevalent.
No.
Like, I don't know what percentage I would put out and like, how do the populists say the
populist, I don't think the populist is even a wake.
Single digits.
Guys, I would say only 30% of the populist is even a wake, meaning they don't vote.
They don't give a shit about politics.
It's kind of hard.
They're not even a win.
They're working 50 hours a week.
Exactly.
They don't give a shit about any of the stuff we're talking about.
They're just trying to get through the two jobs they're at that they have.
Get fucking food on the table, get their kid to stop doing some bullshit that they're doing
school that gets them suspended.
You know what I mean?
They have to, they're so much burden and weight on the regular person in the United
States.
They don't give a shit about it.
They don't even have time to think about the stuff we're talking.
These are the reasons I pay attention to Jack shit from other humans.
Right.
Well, that's why I think the lobes have been able to get away with what they have over
the last several times.
Yeah, because people are asleep.
Because no one has been paying attention.
That's right.
And I'm hoping the shutdown kind of works.
Open their eyes up, especially with the schools.
Yeah, we're being controlled here.
Our kids are being controlled here.
Like, like, what the fuck just happens?
Yeah.
And I think that open the eyes.
We get not to get.
We have grown as man taken a shower next to a 14 year old girl in YMCA.
They fucking YMCA.
Yep.
And they get the things.
What happened when she complained?
She gets hurt.
Yeah.
Unbelievable.
Get saved.
YMCA.
That is like, I'll tell you what, the father of that 14 year old did it.
I don't want to say it the correct way, but he did it the legal way.
You know, I don't think it's the correct way.
I would have gone to that transgender and ended it for him.
You would have dismembered him.
I don't know.
Well, that's make you a real girl.
Talk about the power of the judge.
Okay.
Love the judge.
Yeah.
Wait a minute.
Do we know for sure that's the noise it makes.
That's where I can want to.
So why, so if he believes that he's a woman, but he isn't care about the 14 year old girl,
right?
Well, how do you know that?
I'm just saying, if he believes that Jack asked that's the swimmer, the male swimmer
that's on the team.
Jack was wrong.
It's working around in the female locker room with an erection.
I think that the exact wording was his anatomy definitely was working.
It worked.
Something to that effect.
I don't know.
Man, look, I gave it just, no.
From what I understand you're saying that, you know, if a person believes that they're a woman,
then they are a woman?
No, no.
No, no, no.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No, I'm just saying the reason that you would care.
So, so what if he's a like it?
I could take a shower next to my daughter.
And you would never think twice about it.
Well, I mean, you know, we're not the same stall, right?
Yes, they're like, yeah.
Yeah, these are locker room.
I was just walking around the window.
Just like a full-all locker room.
Like, you know, shower heads in a big community stall.
No, that's not true.
They were separate.
No, she was shower and she came out and he was walking around the locker room.
Yes, fully that's what it was.
It was a locker room.
It wasn't open room shower.
Oh, shower.
They were individual showers with the, the curse still a he correct.
Yeah.
Well, he, no, she was showing his junk.
He had, he's walking around with a cock and balls.
You know, I don't think cock and balls need to be around my, my kids.
Yeah, that's probably a little bit room wrong judgment.
Just, yeah, I don't think it's appropriate.
I don't think my 14 year old needs to be subjected to that, especially like, you know,
Look, there's more context than just that.
Yeah.
They have like, they camp there.
You know, where you have, I'm not sure if I said you're saying it.
I don't know why I had a vision in my mind where there was separation.
It was probably something.
It was showering.
And then, no, it's not a, it's not a good locker room.
Yeah, this is a female's locker room where the girls are in there.
That's like, he made a selfie.
He was a grown man walking around with one.
That's like him being selfish.
Yeah, that's like him being selfish.
You're being like, well, I'm a woman.
I'm going to do it, but you're really not.
You're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, do.
I have to make it.
Okay, despite the fact of balls going here for giant is going here.
Okay, so, so just had, so absolutely poor judgment and, and perspective on the universe.
No offense or about to battle, right?
And you know what the interesting thing about that is you would think that
harmony, yeah, you would think that somebody in that position, right?
It's already an uphill battle for a man to identify as a woman,
yet still have male anatomy.
Like, if they, if they really wanted to be accepted and they wanted it to be
normalized, they would stay within the confines that wouldn't create controversy.
Yep.
You would have been modest to cover to yourself.
Yes.
You would think they would do sexual violence, but it's a very personal thing.
You would actually respect, you would actually respect the females as an incoming potential
female.
You would appreciate and understand and be like, yeah, I really want to do that to a 14 year old girl.
Right.
I identify as a girl.
Yeah.
And I wouldn't want that around me.
Totally.
Yes.
And I, and I, and I don't want to create a stir, but I've been a girl my whole life.
Blah, blah, blah.
So I'm going to, I'm going to go overboard to respect, to, to, to, to, to, to,
avoid contrary.
No, because because I want to, well, it's probably the mindset of, I'm going to do it because I can.
That's right.
That's, that's, that's, that's, I believe, is that's always been my thought about the democratic party.
It's not a matter of what, right or wrong.
It's a matter of what they can get away with.
Right.
I can get away with this.
And that, you know, it's kind of like the damn football game.
You know, we're going to get away with canceling this football game because of this unfortunate incident.
You know, that's a big stretch.
Well, yeah, I was, I was at the base of that emotion.
Yes, yes, but that's what they strive on.
And I say they, the Democrats, and I hate demonizing any certain political group because there are demons on both sides of the aisle.
But I am not.
I'm not a good, more government.
I am for less government.
I am for less taxes.
And I am on the right side of the aisle.
And I believe I'm on the correct side of the aisle, not just the right.
I want to go back.
I know you went, you went like, there was a hard analogy there to the, to the football.
Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, hamlet.
Yeah.
That is the name.
So did you, like the next week?
Oh, man.
There was a guy that made a sack.
And he was all the, the Steelers.
Yes.
And he was laying on the ground.
And his teammate came over and like acted like he was giving him CPR.
Yes.
Talk about complete lack of self awareness.
And he got torched for it.
And he was like, I'm so sorry.
I didn't even think in the moment.
I wasn't thinking of that whole tomorrow.
You were thinking about it.
You just weren't thinking.
I actually think he wasn't.
I don't think he, I don't think he was.
I don't know.
But then you had the very unfortunate, uh, Madden.
The Madden game.
Well, they removed that.
And it was the bills of all teams.
They removed that.
So they were the fictional,
Hold on.
What are you talking about?
So in the Madden game.
Madden.
Madden the football.
Xbox.
Oh, I'm not playing.
Let's do it.
Yeah.
But in the Madden game.
Oh, Madden.
Madden.
Yeah.
In the Madden game, there was a,
And keep in mind, this is all fictional.
I mean, fictional.
And they had a, uh, a bills touched down celebration where one of the bills players was on the ground.
And they were giving them CPR.
And he was throwing his arms up while he was being,
Oh, God.
And they were going to go quickly pointed out and quickly removed it.
Yeah, they removed that.
How could they remove it?
That's a part of it.
It's online.
You know what?
I don't even fucking know.
Oh, it's just coding.
And you know, my opinion, for instance, if I kill it, I don't want to play.
That's amazing.
Anyway, that was a quite a, quite a crazy,
That whole tomorrow handling.
Well, I'm, I tell you, watching it.
You know, I, I, I tell you, I'm glad the bangles are, are going on,
But it's against the bills, and I'm not looking forward to the build up to this,
Cause it's all going to be about that.
Yeah, it's the repeat that scenario.
What are you saying if they advance in the play on the,
No, they're playing the bills next.
And the whole week is going to be the build up of the rematch.
This is what happened the last time they played.
I'm tired of the whole story at this point.
Why?
It's been over, overused.
I heard when they started the game,
they're starting the game with four minutes and 50,
Seven seconds left in the first period with the bangles up,
Seven, three.
Get the fuck out.
I'm kidding.
I'm saying that.
For Jeff's benefit.
But, you know, in the pregame,
You know, there's going to be,
To bar hamlin ceremony.
Or whatever.
I don't, I don't, I don't, I'm subscribed to any of that shit.
You know, I mean, look,
I think it's too much.
It's over the top.
Well, you saw he tried the trademarks.
Some,
Oh, he did.
He found an application.
No, they're never going to be able to file that.
What does that did we win?
Yeah, did we win?
If he'd win and three is back.
They could take three is back.
That's retarded.
But did we win?
Do you know we're talking about trademark that?
So while he's in recovery,
his, I'm going to go ahead and go with his team.
Maybe I'm not going to,
You know,
Really,
What should we be thinking about is,
Wow,
I'm alive.
And how wonderful is it that I'm alive?
Yes.
And meanwhile,
His team is filing applications to trademark three is back.
His number three is back and did we win,
Which is the first things he uttered.
So they can tell self-teacher.
So they can put it on,
sweatshirts and t-shirts and make money off of this deal.
And to me,
When I brought that up to my wife,
I was like,
This is gross.
I get it.
Everybody's capitalizing on opportunity.
There's a capitalist society.
And, you know,
And he can get his brand out there.
And he can,
And he can strike while the iron's hot.
But to me,
It's gross.
Because this is only going to last.
This is on a couple months.
For him.
Right.
Because in a year,
No one's going to buy a after the suit for his back.
Nobody is a fuck.
That's what I mean.
So he's got a very short window to try to capitalize on this.
Because next season.
It may come up again.
But he's not going to be able to sell his t-shirts this time.
Next year.
Can he play football, Stu?
Well,
I don't know why he's not playing now to be honest.
I mean,
It was a freak deal,
But he's healthy.
And I don't know why they were.
Maybe that's the big thing on this Saturday or Sunday.
Maybe tomorrow.
It runs back.
No, he won't be back.
He's done.
He's done for the year.
In fact, they,
When you go on injury,
You're supposed to get a percentage of what you make.
They're given it as full contract.
Full contract,
Which,
There were people like other players in the league.
They're like,
What the fuck's up with that?
I mean,
I got hurt.
And I didn't get full pay.
What was different about his situation.
Right.
Other than that.
Yeah,
He died twice.
It's hard stopped.
Actually,
That's false reporting.
It never stopped more than once.
It stopped on the field.
They said that they revived him again at the hospital.
That was not true.
I don't care either.
Yeah.
I'm looking forward to it.
Playoffs time.
I'm excited about some of these matchups.
It's a two.
It's January 17.
And we've got the super book coming up in about four weeks,
Three weeks.
There's two more rounds.
So then this approval.
Yep. So they take a break.
And that's so it's four weeks.
So it's four weeks from this weekend.
We didn't touch up on all the stuff we wanted to talk about.
The dudes I guess for the January 17th show.
We are happy our guest, Mr. RC, Mr. Robert K.
We didn't talk about the whole thing about mitigation.
I mean,
It was the whole premise of getting people educated on hiring a mitigating company.
Yeah, we did not know.
We didn't touch on any of them.
Or the bourbon.
We didn't talk about the bourbon.
Talk about old granddad,
Second-day.
We've had it before.
Yeah, it's good.
Nice.
Well, dudes I guess I'm Sean.
I'm Paul.
Jeff.
Robert Bill.
A little fan of the fuck.
I'm trying to figure out what this song is.
It's a general song that you don't have to pay for it.
Thanks for joining us, Robert.
I'm seeing that.
That was a simple, easy conversation.
I'm weird like that.
Thanks, weird.
Yeah, but it...
Some of the people just kicked shit around.
And it's the one that they're...
Yeah, I mean...
I'd very few dogs in the actual fight.