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12:20>> Yeah.
12:21>> I'm here with Kurt Mexican. Hi Kurt.
12:24>> Hey Jimmy.
12:26>> That goes out to the people of Iran.
12:27Rebell against the ayatollah. I assume.
12:30>> Yes. Uh also here with Steph Zambrano.
12:33>> Good to be here, Jim.
12:34>> Or or if you're in Levittown, Steph Zero.
12:38[laughter] >> Zero. We'll be back in Levittown June 25th and 26th and 27th. It's a Friday, Saturday. So, I'll see you there. Uh you know, maybe maybe when you get you know, maybe when you get back from the beach, you come see a nice comedy show. Hey, >> I let them talk me into doing two shows.
13:00Every time I've gone there, I've done one show, it sells out. Everybody has a great time. So, now they have me going back doing two. They always talk me into this. So, here I've got talked into doing it. Uh, and by the way, it's I'm not even making any money off this because the flights are so expensive now.
13:20From LA, for some reason, from LA to to JFK, it's it's double what it used to be.
13:26Double >> but from Yeah. So, and it's crazy expensive.
13:31>> Scottdale was wildly expensive to go to to do that stupid corporate. The corporate like basically paid for the trip, but I just wanted to go somewhere sunny and sit by the pool.
13:39>> So, I like going to New York whenever I can, right? So, I'm going to stay an extra day, go see a Broadway show or something. Uh maybe go to the seller, do a spot.
13:51[clears throat] Um, but anyway, anyway, >> we stand for you >> and uh >> Kim Iverson just raided the stream.
14:01>> Oh, thank you, Kim.
14:02>> Thank you, Kim.
14:03>> Thank you, Kim.
14:04>> Oi, I I don't want any trouble.
14:10So, by the way, on our we our video about Zack Elephanakis and Conan O'Brien being complete hypocrite ass wipe uh phonies. Um, by the way, I like Zack and I still say that Um, I don't like Conan. Uh, people reported uh over and over that they couldn't that it wouldn't let them like the video. So, it's got like 130 or 40,000 views already. And and it's it's got like 4,000 likes now. Normally that would be upward around 12,000 likes. So, or or so. Um, and it's got 4,000. And I brought it up to the YouTube today and they're like, "Nope, it's working for me." Okay.
14:59Okay.
15:01Um, and they go, "Well, if you could get someone to get a screenshot of it."
15:05Well, how do you know it's going to happen until it happens anyway? Doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I just I was just like, "Oh, really?" The the Cuz every comment I would say 99.9% of the comments under that video are positive. So, people love that video even though it was an hour long, which is a long video for us.
15:25>> Yeah. YouTube just lies. They they mass demonetize a bunch of people, like 30 million people at once, saying, "Oh, yo, humans reviewed this to make sure it wasn't repetitive comment." No, you didn't, >> Uh, so YouTube is the CIA. It is the deep state. Okay. Uh, well, Rumble, Rumble is from Peter Teal. First of all, he doesn't run the company. He was an original investor.
15:49>> Uh, and um, we're not being even if they are, >> I don't care because they don't censor me.
15:58So that's a pretty that's a pretty shitty deep state operation when they let me say whatever the I want to say and they monetize my videos.
16:06>> Again, you're supposed to go by the actions of the thing rather than your stupid high school feelings, which is what America trains you every day to be like, >> right? We will we will know it by its fruit.
16:17>> Right. Yeah. So if the fruit >> know them by the works of their fruits, >> we stand for you. [laughter] >> And if uh K and by the way underneath that video uh two people I saw two I I read every comment by the way.
16:40>> Uh and people saying uh oh Joe Joe Rogan is compromised sellout gatekeeper. And I'm like, what? I'm like, which gate is he keeping?
16:49>> Yeah. What?
16:50>> What gate? What gate is he keeping? If he was, if there's no gate, >> there's no gate.
16:55>> The UFC commentary and talking about Bigfoot and on your podcast. The news is supposed to do their job. Just like Jimmy Door Show shouldn't be the premier source of reliable information.
17:04That's a fault of the news, >> right? The reason why my show is successful is because the the establishment legacy news is lying to you all the time. That's why people watch shows like this because they know if they turn on CNN or read the New York Time. What?
17:17>> Uh, we need Kurt to put on headphones if if possible.
17:20>> Oh, I don't know if that's gonna All right, hold on.
17:22>> That's not going to happen.
17:23>> That may or may not work because for some reason after the last update, plugging in headphones independently has made it not work. So, I think that's all right. Hold on.
17:30>> All right.
17:31>> Really?
17:31>> That's from Andrew is requesting this.
17:34>> I don't hear it here. Do you hear it here?
17:36>> Oh, the show's getting it. And plus, we know that Rumble is having some sort of tech issues.
17:42>> Rumble's having some sort of tech issues. So, so just be aware of that also.
17:47So, uh, people were saying Joe Rogan is a he's a sellout. He's been compromised by this. And he that people were saying he's been compromised by the Jews, right?
17:58And so I go, you mean the guy who brought on Dave Smith, Abby Martin, Jimmy Door, and Kurt Mezgar to rip Israel? the new one has been somehow compromised by the Jews.
18:12Really, you're never going to see Dave Smith on CNN ripping or me or Abby Martin or Kurt ripping Israel a new one.
18:22That's not going to you're not going to see Max Blumenthal on CNN. So, and then and they're like I'm like, "What? When exactly did he sell out?" Because he was such an he was such a threat to the establishment during COVID that CNN had to color his skin green. So, when did this happen? Did it happen in like the last 10 minutes? When did that when did Joe Rogan get compromised talking to Obama? He didn't even He just had a conversation with He just had a convers. Yeah. Again, >> but why didn't he ask you about Eugene Carol charges?
19:01>> Why didn't he ask ask about a completely rigged court case?
19:06>> Look, if you're a liberal, you're dumb as And I I I mean, conservatives are also your dumbest but liberals don't feel better than that. You're the f you're the reason it's like that. You cuz you suck.
19:16>> Okay. Um, so that so that is so just I I I said that and I responded to a bunch of comments under that video. There's like 4,000 comments. I probably read 2,000 of them.
19:30>> If you think he's compromised by capitalism, uh, you live in America, dumb What do you think you could survive here and not be compromised? So Joe Rogan waited till he made his $300 million and then waited for three years after that then to sell out.
19:48>> Is that what that doesn't make sense?
19:50Like they're saying that he he's he's you know he's compromised by the Jews. I always I already said we're in show biz.
19:57>> He's compromised.
19:58>> He's compromised by >> we're in show business.
20:00>> He's compromised by the Jews. But he brings on Dave Smith, Kurt Mezer, Abby Martin, and Jimmy Dor to rip Israel a new one. I that's that's a shitty compromise. Sounds like Nick Fentes's closet gay fan saying dumb cuz whenever they say Jews is at his highness you know who you're talking to dumb and by the way compromised your catboy fear her went didn't get arrested for January 6 but his dumbass followers did >> now and now after I have done my research on him he's afraid to come on this show with me and Kurt >> he wouldn't dare >> isn't that interesting >> isn't that interesting that now that I
20:34he was bitching up he was bitching up his closeted ass screaming his closeted off about me not having him on the show because I needed to do my research and then as soon as I did he doesn't want to come on. Isn't that interesting?
20:47>> Said I told you not to have mom but no immediately gave you the excellent Mikey no more video which is a great documentary because for some reason a lot of people don't understand all of Nick's record. The Gropers do. So that's how I know you're a loy loving piece of If you still like him because if you know what he's been up to and follow him I think you're worse than him. I think you're lower than Here's something else I found out.
21:09Um, you know how Dan Bilzerian is running against uh Randy Fine, right?
21:15And Dan Bzerian lives in Nevada. So, apparently you can do that because I remember Jake Uger did that. You don't have to be in the same district that you run for Congress.
21:22>> Not in a foot race. [laughter] >> Like h how is that not a law that you have to live in the district in that you're running for in Congress? But it's not apparently. So, I could run I could run against Randy Fine if I wanted to.
21:33>> Okay. Uh but and Dan Bzerian seemed to be the the real deal to me.
21:40>> Why?
21:40>> Now I find out today >> Mhm.
21:45>> that there was already a Republican in the race running against Randy Fine.
21:49>> And I'm like, well, maybe Dan Belzerian is running because that guy is just another, you know, Israel first Republican.
21:55>> He's not, is he?
21:56>> Not only is he not, but he's backed by the anti-Zionist pack.
22:03the guy who's running against Randy Fine originally who was running before Dan Bzerian got in >> is is backed by the anti-Zionist pack or anti- ape pack.
22:15>> Did you know that? So >> I didn't know he was backed by that pack but I knew Bill Xarion was full of the whole time cuz he's a idiot.
22:21>> Oh come on.
22:22>> No, no. That guy's entire thing. Where'd he come from?
22:25>> I like him. I like that.
22:27>> Oh yeah. I like how he gambled for a living and it's not the money his dad stole that he was away. I like his guy who's a known liar for years. Again, I'll tell you another documentary that'll tell you all about it. It doesn't add up that he would suddenly be running just like Spencer Pratt is suddenly running. Oh, guess what? He's a big supporter of >> Israel.
22:46>> Yeah.
22:47>> But anyway, uh no, I I so I disagree with Kurt on Dan Bilzerian. I like Dan Bilzerian. I like the his directness and straightforwardness, but uh I think he's going to come on with that guy who's who who was the original Republican against Randy Fine and we'll ask him these questions and we'll see. I'm >> I'm I'm sure he probably has a a reasonable explanation for it. Well, we'll see because what it looks like right now is that they're going to split the opposition to Randy Fine so that Randy Fine gets in.
23:19>> That immediately I assume that >> that's what it looks like to me. So I'm So they've agreed to come on together, right?
23:26>> Really?
23:26>> Well, yeah, Dan. And so Dan has agreed.
23:28>> Oh, not Randy Fine. The two No. So Dan Bilzerian has agreed to come on with that guy. So >> all right. Well, maybe he's not Quintz then.
23:36>> So my goal is Yeah. So to me, that shows that he's legit that Dan Bilzerian questions. That's that's pretty good to me.
23:43>> That's all you can ask from a guy. So that's why I say about Dan. And so, uh, Dan Bzerian and I, my goal is to see if we can't bring their campaigns together.
23:53>> Um, yeah. Well, I'm curious now. I'm very curious now.
23:56>> I'm I'm I'm as I'm as curious as a graer. [laughter] >> It's like I got a blue light and I'm looking for a man's seaman on my couch.
24:06[laughter] >> [laughter] >> Nick Fend is telling you to vote Democrat. That's the solution, ladies and gentlemen.
24:17>> We did last time, too.
24:18>> Remember?
24:19>> Yeah, but you know what? It's so weird that somebody like a a rebel voice in media is saying go vote for another duop independent >> because it seems fake. Because it seems mostly fake.
24:33>> I mean, it's just that simple. This is America. Everything is a lie and a and a garbage. Everything.
24:39garbage. What does Vientica say?
24:41Everything's a lie. Everything's a something.
24:44>> Everything's a scam. Everything's a lie, which is why I don't comply.
24:48>> Yep.
24:49>> Mhm.
24:50>> Okay. All right. So, let's get to this because at 4:00, we're going to show you that the there's a CIA whistleblower testifying today in Congress that Dr.
24:59Fouchy and the intelligence community was in on the cover up of the crimes of COVID.
25:07So that's happening today.
25:08Unfortunately, it's after the statue of libertations ran out and Fouchi has a blanket pardon. So you can't prosecute him. So of course now they >> going to hold up. The one that Trump said maybe wouldn't hold up or the Trump people told us wouldn't hold up.
25:20>> Trump is Trump is big farm You know that.
25:24>> Oh, >> Trump that was all his everything he said during the campaign was a lie.
25:29>> And people saying, "Oh, well, you did the thing." Well, tell show me a politician that didn't lie about everything they said. Show me, show me Joe Biden when he said he's going to do the minimum wage. When he said that he was going to give us a public option, we said he didn't do anything.
25:43>> Well, if you'd voted for Camala, she promised to do nothing for you. And I bet she would have kept your promise.
25:47>> I bet she would have. Why am I Why is my chair so low today?
25:52>> I mean, Trump did no tax on tips. I'm shocked that he did that.
25:56>> I got to give that to him, right? That's cool.
25:57>> You got to give that. All right. So, I got to take out my gum. Those are my nicotine.
26:06>> I like my zemo myself.
26:08>> Um, so the Tyler Robinson is a psy and he's being framed. And there's a million ways I can show you he's he's being framed.
26:18And I already showed you a bunch of them already that he's a psy and he's being framed because the fir the the bottom line is the first thing is that there's no way that bullet came from his gun and went into Charlie Kirk's neck. That's not how it happened because a 306 bullet would have taken his head off and it left a little bitty pinhole right here.
26:41>> So that's how you know. And then none of the guys working on them had blood on them. Isn't that weird? Anyway, uh so so there's that. So just that alone and they can't match the gun up to the bullet and the bullet that now it's just fragment. It's just it's so there's no way that that happened. Then they paved over the the the crime scene two days later and they told the construction crew f to don't say anything. Yeah. All there's just a million upon millions.
27:09And then uh we caught Erica and the people at TPUSA lying. We caught Dan Harple li. We caught them all lying.
27:16time and time again.
27:18So, um, but now here is, uh, another piece of information that Baron Coleman had. So, here's the they're trying to say that Tyler Robinson confessed as that Michael Shelonburgger, the guy who was a good journalist, now is compromised by Israel in 10 different ways to Sunday.
27:36Uh, he's he's lying to you about Epstein. He's lying to you about Epstein killing himself. He's lying to you about Kyler Robinson confessed. and he knows he's lying. Michael Shelonburgger. So, uh, and the lie is that he confessed. He didn't confess. The lie is that his dad turned him in. His dad didn't turn him in. Uh, what happened was Tyler Robinson turned himself in because he didn't want the SWAT team showing up at his house and killing him.
28:07So the way that we'll get to it, but here's the here's the here's so the lie is that here's the lie. It's from Trish Wood.
28:19It's a lie. Grock says, "What does the charging document say? How did you confirm this?" A retired detective, a family friend, contacted Washington County Sheriff Nate Brooksby. Now, let's remember Nates Brooksby is a corrupt piece of it. So much so that he recently had to resign in shame. Just so you know that. Corrupt. So this guy Nate Brooksby said that uh a detective, a family friend, contacted Nate Brooksby around 8:02 p.m. that evening. Now, that's not true.
28:50Uh within about an hour, Tyler Robinson, accompanied by his parents and the detective, arrived at the sheriff's office and turned himself in peacefully.
28:58He was not immediately handcuffed and waited roughly 2.5 hours on the couch in an interview room until investigators from Utah County arrived. He was then formally taken into custody. He was booked into the Utah County jail approximately 10 p.m. or shortly after with authorities pronouncing the next morning. Okay, that's not what happened because what they're So what actually happened was Tyler Robinson was mirandized at roughly 6:30 p.m. on September 11th.
29:30They're saying it didn't happen until September 12th.
29:34And why is that important? because right around uh 8:00 they say that he confessed on Reddit to the crime.
29:47That's the That's the thing. So if he said, "I don't want to talk to the cops.
29:52I I don't I'm not talking to the cops until I get a lawyer at 6:30 on September 11th," why would he then an hour and a half or two hours later then go on Reddit and confess? Is that the >> Maybe his one true love, Lance Twigs, did it. So that so that doesn't make so that and that's how we're that's what we're going to show you today and Baron Coleman was the one who uncovered this.
30:13He said I have confirmed Tyler Robinson was in custody at the Washington County Sheriff's Office at 6:50 p.m. on September 11th.
30:24You may post your apologies. I'm eager to hear all about how it's normal for people to post confessions to Discord after they are in custody. So, I don't know if it was Reddit or Discord, but that's where they're saying he confessed that he didn't do that.
30:39Um, somebody might have, but it wasn't him because he was in custody and he had already declared, "I'm not going to talk to the cops until I get a lawyer." And Baron Coleman can prove this. So, uh, uh, so let's watch. So, let's watch. Here's Baron Coleman and he's got the charging document >> this way. How did he get there in under four hours that says he arrested him at 10 p.m. on >> Okay, hang on. Hey, go to stop for a sec. Okay. Hey. Yes, I know. Like people are w trying to watch on Rumble. The screen flows on me, so you can't even hear this. Uh, but the rest of you can hear me on this. All right, ladies and
31:20gentlemen. Jimmy Soundchaser wants to know how your medical issue worked out.
31:24Uh, update. He's feeling okay today. He had to go to get a CT scan this morning and we're waiting to hear back how soon they can get him in to remove this kidney cell.
31:33>> The second piece of evidence.
31:34>> All right, let's see the next little piece of info I have for you girls. Oh, back to Jim.
31:39>> So, here's here's the man the man the myth Baron Coleman getting it done. I can't stand that I'm just slow in the in the chair, >> but there's nothing I can do right now.
31:48Uh, can we order me another chair?
31:50>> Yes.
31:52The second piece of evidence we looked at back in April, again, just to refresh your recollection, the arrest date here on the lefth hand side of this document, this is the inmate booking sheet and probable cause statement from Utah County Sheriff's Office. The arrest date was 911 2025 at 10 p.m. The arresting officer was Brian Davis. We now know Brian Davis is an officer with the State Bureau of Investigation. He would have come down from Oram, Utah or from Salt Lake City or Provo. That's about a three and a half hour drive, which means in order to get there at 10 p.m. to take Tyler Robinson into custody to arrest him,
32:26Brian Davis would have had to start for Washington County 3 and a half hours earlier around 6:30 p.m., which surprisingly shockingly matches up nearly to the minute of when I suggested he was being morirandized back in Washington counties. So, if the guy who came down to officially put him arrest and he got there at 10 p.m., well, it's a three and a half hour drive just like Baron Coleman said, well, that means that he turned himself in at 6:30 and declared uh his fifth amendment right to not testify or give a statement. So, then they call this guy who's three and a half hours away, drives down and
33:03arrests him at 10 p.m. officially.
33:07>> Do the jokes. So, um, uh, yeah.
33:15So, uh, let's let's let's just watch this again.
33:19>> The second piece of evidence we looked at back in April. Again, just to refresh your recollection, the arrest date here on the left hand side of this document, this is the inmate booking sheet and probable cause statement from Utah County Sheriff's Office. The arrest date was 911, >> 2025 at 10.
33:35>> Hang on a second. So, I just want to go back. So, I'm eager to hear all about how it's normal for people to post confessions to Discord after they are in custody. Sure, it's not normal yet.
33:50>> Yeah. Called pre-rime and AI. It's going to be fantastic.
33:53>> Yeah. Okay. So, here we go.
33:56>> The second piece of evidence we looked at back in April, again, just to refresh your recollection, the arrest date here on the lefth hand side of this document, this is the inmate booking sheet and probable cause statement from Utah County Sheriff's Office. The arrest date was 911 2025 at 10 p.m. The arresting officer was Brian Davis. We now know Brian Davis is an officer with the State Bureau of Investigation, he would have come down from Oram, Utah or from Salt Lake City or Provo. That's about a three and a half hour drive, which means in order to get there at 10 p.m. to take Tyler Robinson into custody to arrest him,
34:30Brian Davis would have had to start for Washington County 3 and a half hours earlier around 6:30 p.m., which surprisingly, shockingly matches up nearly to the minute of when I suggested he was being meanded back in Washington County. So, it's very consistent.
34:47Now, do we believe it takes three and a half to four hours to get back to Utah County? Yeah, sure. Cuz look at the time he comes in is 4 hours later right here. 9:12 2025 the date in to Utah County. That's 4 hours later. So Brian Davis takes him into custody at 10:00, arrests him, puts him in a squad car or some sort of vessel and drives him to Utah County. And that takes about 4 hours to get from the southern part of state to the northern part of the state.
35:17And that is consistent. So, if we know it took him 4 hours to get this way, how did he get there in under four hours? It says he arrested him at 10 p.m. on September 11th. The fed sloppers have no answer for this. They just ignore it.
35:28Believe it or not, I keep raising this issue to them on X and they just go, "H, it says it says September 12th. He says he was arrested on September 12th."
35:37Yeah, but it says the officer arrested him on September 11th at 10 p.m. and this is an officer from Salt Lake City or or Oram or Provo, which is three and a half, four hours away.
35:49How did he know to start down there if he didn't even know Tyler Robinson existed at that time? So, just hold this all in your head because this is all the evidence we had at the time to conclude, as I believe rightly, that he was arrested on September 11th. And it's important. This is an important fact. We don't want to glaze over this fact.
36:04>> Why? Why? If he was arrested on September 11th, if he was mirandized at 6:25 p.m. on September 11th, that means he was mirandized an hour and a half before he confessed on Discord. He tells the sheriff, "I don't want to answer any questions.
36:19I would like to speak to a lawyer before I talk further."
36:22And and then I'm to believe while he's declining to answer any questions, an hour and a half later, he picks up a phone, gets on Discord, and says, "Oh, I did it, guys. I did it. It was me all by myself. I had no help. There was no overseas allies. There was no military involvement. It was just me and I did it for my trainy friend. That's it.
36:44So that's how you know that that timeline that they're trying to push now is a lie. The timeline they're saying no, he was arrested on the 12th and that's why he was able to do that [clears throat] confession on Discord. Well, as Baron Coleman just by the way, he's got way more detail that this is just a broad stroke. If you watch his video, which you go, everybody should watch his video on this. It's about an hour long. Uh he goes into >> mention every other thing.
37:12>> He goes into way more detail about how it's un it's uh undeniable that what he's saying is true. So, this is just the broad stroke. He just showed you the broad stroke. And so it doesn't make any sense that a guy would assert his fifth amendment rights at 6:30 and then uh an hour later he would go to Discord and confess. So just like those text messages were obviously made up by the FBI to his trans lover that obviously made up. cash rate that because it was like somebody really gave it >> and the and that sheriff that corrupt sheriff when he gave his first press conference he said 33 hours and then FBI
37:56and then Cash Patel said it was 33 hours so we all know 33 is >> yeah it's everything's under control with the plan >> so this was this was a ritual this was a ritual uh execution >> and don't think that the people who control societies aren't into that enough.
38:15>> Well, when you kill a president, it here I'll put it in spa in spacey terms. You get the power to control reality with the energy of killing a king. Now, you can put that in purely materialist terms if you want. Everything changed after 9/11. Everything changed after JFK.
38:31That's But the thing is, they do it too much. So, that's why this Charlie Kirk one, they wanted to wait till he was president to kill him. Didn't work out their way because he didn't do what they wanted. And then this kid didn't do what they wanted by turning himself in before they could set him up. I'm going to show you that. Yeah. So, what what the plan was the the the the assassination plan was that this kid was supposed to go out in a blaze of glory fighting the cops.
38:55I'm going to show you that in a second.
38:56So, we're going to get to that. But, he didn't. He screwed up their plan and he turned himself in. So, whatever the MK Ultra thing they had on Tyler Robinson, it didn't fully work.
39:09>> Black Rock.
39:10>> Yeah.
39:11So, um, and by the way, so this is, so he was arrested on September 11th, not September 12th, which means if he was arrested on September 11th, he did not write that confession on Discord.
39:25>> And so, uh, there's that date again, September 11th. And so, the next false flag that we're supposed to wolf down like a free buffet in a menstrual institution is this.
39:38>> I think we should make it a holiday called Government Honesty Day. when they're being super honest with you.
39:42Whatever happens on July 11, you could >> Yeah, I'm not >> stalking that being real.
39:46>> Kurt, I'm not surprised because a lot of weird stuff happens on September [laughter] 11th.
39:51>> A lot of weird stuff >> that's connected to Israel. A lot of weird stuff.
39:55>> Oh, you mean like the Romans destroyed the second temple in Jerusalem on September 11th also?
40:00>> Did that Are you kidding?
40:02>> No, it's a special date. So, so, so right there you again their whole case is falling apart. Their case is falling apart because the gun was not the gun that killed him. It was not a 306 bullet. Not only that, but the gun that they say he used could not have been fired because there was a scope on it and the safety could not have been turned it. We're going to get to that.
40:28But uh here's one more thing from from uh so Baron Coleman's get he's upset at all these people on Twitter who are lying. They're most likely being paid to push the Fed narrative and he says this gullible to check after his grifter slop. No, I'm going to go through it step by step and you're going to agree with me tonight. The consequences to their lies are that there is a coordinated multi- agency cover up to frame Tyler Robinson. That's the consequence. That's why they're digging in their heels. That's right. That's why they refuse to accept reality.
41:08>> And yes, I'm frustrated about it.
41:10>> I'm very frustrated about it.
41:15This is too important of a fact to gloss over.
41:22Then I got to deal with people like Andrea Burkhart, not just Gary Melton or Milton, depending on who's calling him.
41:30>> Then I got to deal with people like Andrea Burkhart, who goes on YouTube channels and and files things like this on X. Your confusion is because he was mirandized at 6:25 p.m. on the 12th in Utah County. Nope.
41:45>> Not on the 11th before he was surrendered in Washington County. Nope.
41:51>> He sent the Discord messages before he surrendered. Exactly as the message says and exactly as Sheriff Brooks's timeline allows. Well, the only thing she said correct is that Sheriff Brooksy's timeline is the only thing that supports that he was that he gave his statement or he was mirandized on the 12th and not the 11th. Sheriff Brooksby is the only glue holding this entire story together.
42:18He's a disgraced former sheriff who resigned in disgrace, in scandal, and she's hooking her entire legacy on this case to that clown.
42:33Here's the reality.
42:37She There's not a single positive fact in any pleading that says Tyler Robinson was mirandized at 6:25 p.m. on the 12th.
42:47There's not one. I will also say there's not one that says he was mirandized at 6:25 p.m. on the 11th. I'm deducing that using >> using what?
42:58>> Logic.
42:59>> Logic.
42:59>> Birkhar Melton, would you?
43:02>> There it is.
43:04So, if that cop who went and arrested him had to drive three and a half hours and he got he got him at 10 p.m., that means he had to start off at 6:30, which is when he turned himself in, which is when he got Miranda, which is when he said, "I'm not talking to anybody."
43:22Do you follow? I hope every that's easy to follow, right? Everybody follows that, right, Misha?
43:29>> Okay.
43:30>> So, let me guess. Isandry Burgard some kind of Zionist something.
43:33>> So, um Baron Coleman says it's almost as if Tyler turned himself in too quickly and he didn't conveniently and clearly confess. So, they created a story where he turned himself in hours later, thus allowing a Discord confession to be posted in his name. It's almost like that.
44:01Uh, John Bray says, "I also have a hard time understanding why Tyler would go through the trouble of engraving bullet cases with messages if he would take the secret to his grave." Remember that?
44:18They in those text messages to his girlfriend, he said, "I want to take I wanted to take this to my grave." Well, then why would you engrave the bullets?
44:27>> That doesn't make sense.
44:28>> Strange.
44:30There's two teams working on this and and they didn't compare notes >> and and so I also have a hard time understanding why he would go through the trouble of engraving the bullets with messages if he wanted to take the secret to his grave and planned on retrieving the rifle.
44:49That just doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense cuz it it's cuz he's being set up. This is a pathy and that's why it doesn't make sense. Okay. Okay. All right. So, um Sam Parker, he's going to he broke this down before we showed this. I'll show it to you again. He says the original plan was for Tyler Robinson to be killed in a shootout as we suspected. That was the original plan.
45:18Follow closely because it's a little confusing in the newly. So they had text messages 1.0 but then they revised it and they released text messages 2.0.
45:31So in the original text messages which traced back to first being divulged to the FBI by Lance Twigs at 1:00 a.m. on September 12th, the same nighttime that Tyler turned himself in. Tyler allegedly states he's going to call the cops to a certain location >> and go out on my own terms. I have no intention of being drugged through the courts.
46:03These messages were me How come I can't read this? These messages were meant to be paper trail for the shootout that the conspirators had planned for him. Those text messages were text messages version of the story 1.0.
46:22Just just so you know. By the way, Lance Twigs, how's he doing? Haven't heard anything from that guy. Awfully strange, isn't it?
46:29>> Yeah.
46:30>> Isn't he okay?
46:31>> Is he okay?
46:32>> You think there'd be a media frenzy around this? Don't you just hate when you engrave the bullets so so that they make a statement about this exact timetable and then like a jittery groom who chickens out at the altar abandoning his bride even though he spent three months income to engrave the wedding ring.
46:52That's what this is like.
46:55So keep keeping going. But that's not what Tyler did. he didn't go out in a blaze of glory. If he didn't want to be if the first messages said, "I'm going to go out in a on my own terms. I don't want to be dragged through the courts." Why did he go and turn himself in and then say, "I'm not going to talk to the cops.
47:15I want a court case and a lawyer." If he didn't want to be dragged through the courts, that's exactly what he did. Cuz their plan didn't work.
47:23>> How are they going to avoid having to kill him in prison? I wonder.
47:29So fate, God, a family member, something or somebody intervened and he didn't follow whatever the original plan was.
47:37He turned himself in instead, ruining the shootout plan that the conspirators had pre-arranged for their psy.
47:46Remember, the guy in Butler, Pennsylvania got killed immediately. So that that clears that up and Trump closes the investigation.
47:54Uh Lee Harvey Oswald gets killed by a guy.
47:59Who was the guy who killed him? Jack Ruby.
48:01>> Jack Ruby who then gets then ends up dead.
48:04>> Isn't that something?
48:05>> He left his dogs that he never would leave alone.
48:08>> Carlo did it because he was an MK Ultra.
48:10Oh, it was Palunteer and Tesla owned the property where Tyler's gun was found.
48:15>> That's right.
48:16>> Palunteer and Tesla. Well, that's weird.
48:18>> That's weird. So that's why the text messages in the indictment from September 16 say that I'm going to turn myself in willingly.
48:29So they switched it.
48:31These messages were the adjustment made in the aftermath of Tyler turning himself in on the evening of the 11th, ruining their plan. These messages were actually version 2.0. So the ones that are in the actual indictment from the 16th are the text message version 2.0.
48:490.
48:50But when Lance Twigs shared the text messages from the original plan on what was essentially also the evening of the 11th, 1:00 a.m. September 12th, basically the night of the 11th, the conspiracy hadn't yet had time to react to Tyler going off script.
49:10All lads had at that moment was version 1.0.
49:14So that's what he shared and that's what made it into the FBI file, not the charging documents. And that's what's been newly released.
49:25By September 16th, the conspirators had had time to react and they forged a new fake text message of Tyler saying he was going to turn himself in because that's what Tyler ended up doing. Again, these were version 2.0. But the text that Lance Twig shared the night Tyler turned him in reflected the original plan, saying that he was going to go out on his own terms. There's two different sets of text messages.
49:55Okay. All right. Okay.
49:59They had planned to mow Tyler down, released version of the text messages 1.0 I know of Tyler saying that he was going to go out on his own terms and wrap everything up in a nice little bow.
50:12What they say about the bestlaid what do they say about the less best play laid plans of mice and men. Tell me if I'm reading this wrong. So here they are.
50:20Here's the text messages. The September 16th indictment and then the newly released from the early morning of September 12th below. So here's the goddamn cheer.
50:38So, here it is. Uh, not yet, but I have no doubts they will come on me within the hour and I will live I will be giving my location up and going out on my own terms. I have the intent I have no intention of being drugged through the courts in front of my country. So that's the that's the original message that they faked that Tyler Twigs gave released the night he was arrested.
51:09September 11th, although it was technically September 12th when he turned these in.
51:14Here's the Here's the original 1.0 plan.
51:191.0 is I'm going to turn uh >> Wait, what? Uh, so that's him saying he's going to go out in a blaze of glory. Here's the 2.0 plan then when they had to rejigger it cuz he turned himself in. Uh, I'm going to turn myself in willingly. One of my neighbors there is a deputy for the sheriff. So that's it.
51:44>> Who is the writer on that one?
51:46>> Right.
51:47>> You know, as a guy who's had to write for a lot of award shows and live things. I wonder who they have on the payroll and why they've never offered me any right because I could write something better than this >> And so here's how >> you should come to me. I wouldn't be on Jimmy door show.
51:59>> So you know it's all you know it's already not the bullet that they said it was no way a 3006 bullet. A be uh and and b he couldn't have even fired the gun with the scope on it as we're going to show you here.
52:13>> Got uh one of my favorite type of guns.
52:15Mouser 98. Not necessarily this specific one, but uh somebody's done a sporter job on her and the gun's in the shop for a low scope safety. So, they've mounted a scope. They got a low bolt handle. All well and good, but they got the military safety which isn't conducive to our scope obviously.
52:47So the scope blocks the safety from being turned off.
52:53So that's not So there's no way that gun was even fired. And the reason why, you know, that gun wasn't fired, he couldn't have cocked it because he couldn't have he could because he couldn't get the safety off because of the scope. But secondly, and maybe even more importantly, that the guns sniffing dogs who can sniff a gun that was fired a week later in the rain could not find that gun in the exact place that they actually ended up finding it. The dog sniff the the guns sniffing dogs couldn't find it.
53:27Remember, a gunsniffing dog can find a gun that has been fired a week after it was fired in the rain.
53:35They couldn't find it, but they did find that gun immediately after the FBI showed up in the exact place the dogs were looking.
53:43>> Jimmy, not to be cynical here, but I'm guessing he didn't even ever take that gun apart at all and it was just put there.
53:48>> Um, I'm guessing there's no way he got that gun up on the roof, Kurt, because it wouldn't fit in his backpack. But they said no, he put it down his legs, but if he put it down if he put it down his legs, then he couldn't bend his legs to get up those steps. Okay, I'm 6'4 and me putting that down my leg looks like it'd be real hard to walk in my skinny tight jeans as a as a dedicated furry and you know bisexual that I am.
54:12>> Who exactly put that rifle together? Lee Harvey Oswald. [gasps] >> So >> what in what on earth that is? I didn't realize they were saying that this was the gun in this picture. I I I I for a minute would thought they were just showing an example of a gun, but it's on a lawn with the lights. So, I I How are they going to get out of this one? Just banking on the fact that most people don't know how guns work.
54:35>> They're banging on the fact that no one's looking into it and that the establishment media, which is Zionist occupied, is not going to tell you the truth about it.
54:44>> It worked on 911. It worked on 911.
54:47Understand I have >> It worked on Libya. It worked on COVID.
54:51It worked on Russia gate. It worked on the Ukraine war. It worked on the Syrian war. it worked that that that the establishment is part the establishment media is part of the run by the deep state.
55:03>> Well, that's why they cracked down on comedy, Jimmy, because when you're laughing at in congruuitities that you're being given, it disrupts the trance.
55:11>> So, all these things and I remember the things for example, finding the passports of the terrorist pilots.
55:18>> Yeah.
55:19>> I if somebody might have told me that, hell, maybe Lee Camp told me at the time because he was against it. I don't remember. But um if I had had that in my head that they found their intact passports in the rubble of 911 and I wanted to even think about it a little bit, I wouldn't believe the story. So just now I know about it. So sure you got me with that one, guys. Good one.
55:41But you suck at your job so I don't fall for all your other scams after you've already burned me. Do you know what I mean?
55:47>> Yeah, I know.
55:47>> I didn't get burned that bad. I didn't go to war and lose my dick.
55:50>> Yeah. So I I didn't get burned as bad as some some guys did.
55:55>> Uh like that football player >> like who found out the war was so they killed >> so they killed him.
56:01>> Yeah. And then pretended unfriendly fire. It was an enemy called your own government that hates you.
56:06>> That hates he figured out it was a lie and they killed him.
56:10>> That's why they call it the American experiment. And I couldn't figure that out why Mike Pampe go I learned to lie and cheat for the glory of the American experiment. And I would go, I thought America was settled science that it exists. Why do you keep calling it an experiment? Because it's an experiment on the way to the new world order. They always intended to slowly take all the rights away that they gave you in the beginning. That was the plan out of the >> and now they've done it. And now the AI data centers are there to surveil you.
56:35>> Yeah. Did you fight for my freedom? Hey, thanks for your service fighting for my freedom. I now have less freedom. Does that dawn any of these people? It dawns on me.
56:43>> It dawns on me. All right. So, now we're going to show you how the CIA was in on it with Fouchy to pull the hoax on you that was the COVID pandemic. And we're going to bring on our friend from the Children Health's Defense, uh, Brian Hooker.
56:59>> U, he's the director of science and research at the Children's Defense.
57:04>> Haven't talked to Whitney Cummings. I bet that'd be a real good video.
57:07>> What do you mean?
57:08>> Whitney Cummings and Brian Hooker.
57:12[laughter] >> Oh, I get it.
57:14and then my friend Chad Big Dick.
57:16>> All right, I got to go. I'll see you guys in a little bit.
57:18>> All right. [laughter] All right, so we'll take a break and we'll bring on our guests.
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63:06All right. Hi everybody. Welcome back to the live stream. We got our special guest, friend of the show, Dr. Brian Hooker, senior director of science and research at Children Health Defense, an organization committed to the best health for children in the US and worldwide. He is also a former professor of biology at Simpson University in Reading, California, where he specialized in microbiology and biotechnology. He co-authored with RFK Jr. the New York Times best-selling book, Vax Unvaxed, Let the Science Speak. Welcome back to the show, Brian Hooker. Hey, Brian.
63:45>> Hey, Jimmy. It is so good to be back.
63:47Thank you for having me.
63:48>> Now, the reason why I have you on today is so you can comment on there's a CIA whistleblower who's going to tell you that the intelligence community, meaning the CIA and Dr. Fouchy, were in cahoots to cover up all things COVID. And let's listen to it's like three minutes long. Let's listen. This is from uh Ran Paul is the one who called this hearing and uh he says he just heard explosive testimony from a CIA whistleblower and his conclusion is Fouchi intentionally influenced the intelligence community analysis of the co origins. So let's listen.
64:24I am a career CIA operations officer and as you mentioned I was on joint duty assignment at the office of director national intelligence directors initiatives group or the dig between March 2025 and April 2026.
64:41I was responsible for leading the diggs investigation into co origins, anomalous health incidents and unidentified anomalous phenomena.
64:51Oh, [snorts] I'm here today to discuss the CO cover up, the national security implications associated with the Diggs investigative findings and CIA refusal to comply with lawful oversight.
65:06>> And here's what he found.
65:10>> Intelligence community leaders and senior analysts downplayed the possibility that the COVID pandemic originated as a result of a lab incident.
65:20motives are difficult to define given the scope of the Diggs review, intentional or not.
65:26>> Now, let me just stop right there for a second. Do you have a theory on what the motives are for the CIA and Dr. Fouchy to cover up the origins of the virus? I know why Fouchy would want to, right?
65:38because he illegally funded the creation of that virus even even though Barack Obama put a stop to the gain of function research that gave us the co SARS KV2 and so then he went through a CIA cutout called echo health alliance so that's why Fouchi would right and the CIA would want to because they're also they're also carried it out the Echo Health Alliance is the CIA >> it is a part of the CIA that uh that took a part in that research and the CIA has been funding gain of function research for a very very long time. You know, this is an incestuous relationship between HHS, the Department of Defense
66:19and the Central Intelligence Agency. And despite, you know, Barack Obama putting a moratorum on gain of function research, they had a workaround in place. uh that that moratorum was supposed to take place in 2014 yet SARS COV2 was being manipulated in 2015 and we know that you know the biggest impetus the biggest motivation was culpability because these guys were he could have been caught red-handed uh with you know staging the world's biggest pandemic and you know creating fear uh and catastrophe that killed millions of people.
67:00>> And so that's why Fouch's pardon from Biden goes back to 2014 because that's when he started to illegally and secretly fund continue funding the research of gain of function into the SARS KV2 virus through the CIA's cutout echo health alliance. So if you wonder why would Joe Biden give him a pardon that goes back 10 years. That's why because that's when the crime for CO started.
67:25>> That's precisely.
67:26>> Yes.
67:27>> Yes.
67:28>> Okay. So now we So he's So this guy here, show this guy. So this guy, the WH CI whistleblower says, "I can't tell you the motivations for sure." Well, I can.
67:37And I just did. Okay. So now, let's keep going.
67:41>> The IC's actions resulted in a cover up.
67:44>> So when he said the IC, that means the intelligence community actions, just so you know. So, the intelligence community, meeting the CIA's actions, resulted in a cover up, >> wasted resources, and a failure to properly inform policymakers.
68:00Public health policy would have been very different had the American public been made aware that a virus from a lab in China was going to serve as the foundation for an emergency use authorization mRNA products being mandated by the former administration.
68:25Dr. Dr. Fouch's role in the cover up was intentional.
68:29Dr. Fouchy influenced the analytical process and findings by leveraging his position to ensure the IC consulted with a conflicted list of curated subject matter experts, public health health officials and scientists.
68:46This included some of the authors of the paper the proximal origin of SARS cove 2. So now the the paper the proximal origins of SAR Kovv2 which was printed in science magazine I think or science nature magazine that was what everybody referred to including Fouchy as proof that the virus came from nature but as we have revealed on this show previously with the help of Matt Orflula's great work was that the this freedom of information act revealed the emails from those scientists who wrote that paper when they all they originally Paul said, "It's clear that this came from a lab and not nature." And then Fouchi talked
69:26to them, offered them nine, I think somewhere between six and $9 million in research funding to them. And then they completely flipped their story. And so then the so so the prox but and everybody knows that that Proximal Oranges paper that everybody pointed to as proof that the virus started in nature is debunked and not true and was garbage. Everybody now admits that pretty much everybody knows that even the media except that paper has not been taken down from that Science Nature magazine. It's still up just to let you know.
70:00it needs to be retracted and there there's evidence through the Freedom of Information Act that it was a complete sham and that that it was policy like you said uh Jimmy that in order to you know get these 6 to9 million grants from the NIH then sign on to this proximal origins paper and you know do the duty to you know God in your country or whatever Fouchi was pedling at that particular point in time, you know, and and getting, you know, I' I've only I've I've been a researcher for 35 years.
70:37I've only had one NIH grant the entire time that lasted for a sum total of a year and a half. These things are, you know, these are e hot commodity. Uh if you get your foot in the door at the National Institutes of Health, this is this is not, you know, Yeah. Yeah. It's gravy train. It's not a partying gift, you know. It's not what's behind door number three. This can set people for life.
71:05>> Okay, so keep Well, here we go back to the CIA whistleblower. And just keep in mind whenever he says IC, he means the CIA >> and other public health experts who have been in his orbit for the last 20 plus years.
71:20Some of the scientists were part of the biological sciences experts group or the BG an office an office of uh director national intelligence advisory body whose members often receive considerable funding from NIAD and public health agencies.
71:41The B SEG scientist influence national laboratory WMD research policy decisions finished analysis and other intelligence matters creating misaligned incentives and conflicts of interest as well as counter intelligence issues. So what he's saying there is that the money that Fouchi threw around in the medical community at large created unbelievable conflicts of interest not only inside the medicine but inside uh intelligence community agencies also that that's what I that's how I heard that did you hear that with that way Brian >> that is absolutely correct and we know that the system is corrupt to the core
72:22and Fouchy knew how to play the system like a violin in order to incentiv ize individuals that were culpable and could be culpable of gain of function research. Uh, you know, by leveraging that culpability, you know, there uh not only was it financial incentivization, but it was incentivization of the fact that Fouchi could ruin their careers. He could ruin them if they did not fall in line with proximal origins of SARS COV2.
72:52>> He could ruin their careers in several ways. One of them is he cuts off the funding to them, their laboratory, their university, which everybody relied on the government for. The second way is is that he had direct connections to medical journals and uh science magazines that would write hit pieces on them to destroy their reputation, which he did during COVID to lots of people, including Dr. Robert Malone.
73:15>> He did and and he could have also uh exposed the fact that many of them were violating the moratorium on gain of functional research. These are WMD labs, weapons of mass destruction labs. So these individuals were carrying out this research in plain sight. All All Fouchy had to do was rat them out and there goes their career.
73:35>> Here we go.
73:40Since 2006, the BEG consulted part-time on biodefense issues for the IC while conducting government funded research and holding academia positions as well as maintaining roles in public health institutions and serving as members in the National Academy of Science. They received funding from NIDA and other agencies for vaccine research.
74:03So the NIDA is the direct that was the department that Fouchi was directly ahead of. He was also the head of bioweapons research for the Pentagon which is called DARPA. So he had the he he holding the strings everywhere there was to hold the strings. Okay.
74:23USAD's predict project the cooperative threat reduction program. It even worked with Chinese scientists on corona virus and other pathogen studies pursuing vaccines.
74:39There was no oversight monitoring how this web of relationships influenced research, policy, and public health in any holistic way for over 20 years. In fact, several of the BG scientists helped Dr. Fouchy rewrite definitions of gain of function in 2015 to lift a funding pause on dangerous research.
75:01Still others participated in event in >> so just to break that down what he's just said is these group of doctors participated in rewriting the definition of what gain of function was because Barack Obama had outlawed it. So what they did was they rewrote the definition of it just like they rewrote the definition of what a vaccine was for the COVID vac. rewrote the definition of it so that they could get around the law and Barack Obama's moratorum on banning that kind of research. So they just rewrote the definition of what that research was so it didn't fall under the purview of that law and regulation. Is
75:38that am I reading that correctly?
75:41>> Yes, that is absolutely correct. they they rewrote the guidelines and and the definition tightened the definition of gain of function research in order to slip this information through. And we know that Ralph Bareric at University of North Carolina in 2015 was collaborating uh with the Wuhan Institute of Verology uh to you know weaponize basically weaponize SARS COV2. And so he did that, you know, Fouchi did that in due time in order to set up this entire scenario.
76:18>> Okay.
76:22>> Dangerous research. Still others participated in event in planning event 2011 in 2019.
76:28This was a coronavirus pandemic tabletop exercise curiously similar to the events that played out during the CO 19 pandemic. So he's talking about event 2011 which took place right before COVID happened and the whole point it was what you know all the big top people and they plan they went through a scenario hey what if there was a SARS KV2 breakout how would we handle it how would that and of course how would we handle the media how would we manipulate the people how do we get them to take vaccines how would we do all that stuff that they did >> they went through a practice run before they actually did it and that's called
77:04event 2011 and And that's again something you'll never hear about on the corporate legacy media.
77:10>> Okay.
77:10>> No.
77:11>> So that's what >> I'm sorry. Please go ahead. Sorry.
77:13>> So that's what he's talking about. When you hear him say event two, they all participated in event 2011. That's the thing that he's talking about. That's what event 2011 was. Was a practice run on how to do COVID pandemic. Okay, let me back it up a little.
77:30virus pandemic tabletop exercise curiously similar to the events that played out during the co 19 pandemic and it was attended by Dr. Fouchy and individuals with IC ties like former DNI Averil Haynes.
77:47The CIA and DNI analytic managers responsible for examining the origin of COVID made decisions inconsistent with the conclusions of subject matter experts and analytical trade craft.
78:03>> So there you go. There's a CIA whistleblower testifying. Now, what's really unfortunate or or revealing is that none of the Democrats on this committee participated. They all got up and left. Did you know that, Brian?
78:23>> That is correct. It was it was nobody on the Democratic side. It was nobody that was of the party of Joe Biden. Um and you know the the party that really mandated the COVID 19 vaccine and mandated these counter measures. We were talking about mandatory maxing masking lockdowns mandatory vaccinations in order to keep your jobs and and so I think that you know looking at the COVID response and knowing the fact that you know the the higherups knew exactly what this was. They and and Fouchy knew exactly what this was. There there's no way that you can tell me otherwise. Uh but yet none of them will sit through
79:10the hearing and and listen to the truth from the uh from the CIA whistleblower.
79:17>> And there's no price for them to pay politically for this because half the country, the half the country that still votes Democrat are still brainwashed and they believe all the propaganda around Dr. Fouchy COVID vaccines, Ivormectin, they still are brain dead and brainwashed. Is that your experience?
79:37>> Yes. You know, when somebody becomes enlightened, you know, it seems like the the entirety of my organization's children's health defense rejoices because it's very very difficult to tear somebody from that mainstream media mainstream media narrative. Uh, and there's a lot of there there's a lot of pride to be swallowed. There's a there's a lot of mistakes that were made even down to the personal level by individuals that got co shots, that got boosters, that mask, that social distance, that locked down and and really, you know, they want do not want to admit or that they were wrong or to face the fact that the federal
80:16government could do something like this.
80:20So now, the reason why I think this guy is allowed to testify and he wasn't killed in the parking lot, which is how they do it, is because they know nothing's going to happen. And they know that the media responsible for bringing this to your attention, is corrupted 100% by big pharma because 70% of their budget gets funded by big pharma. So that's so that's why this guy's because they know it's going to amount to nothing and it is going to amount to nothing because Dr. Fouchy as I said before has the pardon going back to 2014 and um and the the statute of limitations for him lying to Congress which is a felony about funding this
81:04research has already just expired on Monday.
81:07>> So now that is correct.
81:08>> So they know that there's nothing going to come of it. So why expend the energy to go and kill this guy and let's let this guy be a whistleblower and go tell the truth about it because half the country is not going to believe him anyway and the media is not going to report it.
81:22>> Right.
81:23>> Well, the media won't report it or they will uh report it as him as being some type of fear-mongerer.
81:30There are there are states that are looking directly. It's seven states looking at prosecuting Fouchy directly at the state level. I don't know how the federal pardon has bearing on those particular state actions. You know, I'm hoping that there is no bearing and that uh that Fouchy can be brought to justice uh directly. But but Jimmy, you know, I I'm loathed to say I think you're absolutely correct. The reason why this slipped through, the reason why this was allowed to happen is because the mainstream media and the engine behind the mainstream media allowed it to happen.
82:09And so I I like this is a great uh it's instead of just exposing crimes all day every day, can we get to the part where the criminals are arrested and justice is served? Not happening. It's not happening with the Epstein files. It's not happening with Russia gate. It's not happening with the the Syrian gas attacks which we now reveal that they just admitted that that was all a lie and that was which was based the Syrian war on. Uh, and now who's who's running the Syria? The ex ISIS, head of ISIS, head chief chopper. Um, so, uh, here's another one. Trust the science. Coercion is not science. Withholding data is not
82:50science. Manipulating data is not science. Fear-mongering is not science.
82:54Farmer propaganda is not science. And the compulsive liar who was complicit in the development of COVID does not represent science. He represents evil.
83:04And I stand by that a thousand%. Would you would you have a quibble with that?
83:09>> No, I would not. You know, I I want to see uh Fouchy brought to justice. Um I want to see the other individuals brought to justice. You know, Ralph Bareric was finally removed from his position at the University of North Carolina and his funding through the National Institutes of Health cut. But why did it take so long? Why has it taken so long? And and really beric is a pawn. I mean, you know, when you look at Bareric, when you look at some of the other individuals that were involved in, you know, the the actual ins and outs, the the nuts and bolts of the gain malfunction research, the kingpins were
83:48the Fouches of the world, were the Francis Collins of the world, uh, that were orchestrating, you know, this this particular cover up. And you know I I think it's high time that people need to know in addition that these are bioweapons. These are not you know when you look at gain of function research and when you look at HHS saying oh well this is for universal vaccination or this is to protect against the pandemic potential of haunt virus or SARS COV2 or monkeypox becoming the next pandemic. We have to do this research. No, it's straight up bioweapons and it's a straightup incestuous relationship
84:29between the intelligence community, the department of defense and HHS just like Lyme disease was invented by uh the CIA through most likely Dr. Fouchy. Um they have another very similar that you get from a tick which makes you allergic to red meat. So these are boweapons that they could then unleash on their enemies. So then their enemies can't eat and if they eat they get violently sick.
84:56So the and then so what Fouchi does at the same time you're developing these bioweapons you divi you develop a vaccine form so you can give that to your own soldiers. So that's the that's why there was a vaccine ready to go. So they and they also wanted to get the mRNA vaccine platform into circulation even though it was never te every time they tested it killed all the animals they tested it on. Is that right?
85:19>> That is correct. when they tested this mRNA technology, it was not successful and they did not want to go through the all the bells and whistles, all the hoops that needs to jump through if they would have called it a gene therapy, which is what it was. And so the way that they trotted this out was through, you know, the fear porn of this pandemic and making, you know, 7 billion individuals line up with, you know, their sleeves up off of their arms so they could take this willingly and happy happily in some, you know, in some fatalistic effort that it was going to prevent SARS COV2, which we know it
85:59didn't. And not only did it not prevent, it didn't stop the transmission, it didn't stop the contraction, which is what they said, and it did not have a 95 or 100% efficacy in treating uh COVID like they said because they were using relative risk. They weren't using absolute risk, which is a trick of statistics to make you think that it was 95% effective when it was actually maybe 1% effective. Right.
86:28>> That is correct. Um the the the most conservative estimates show that uh for one case of COVID to have been uh prevented 142 people would have had to been vaccinated against our CCOV2 using that vaccine platform when it was the most effective. We remember these these vaccines also wore off. They wore off very quickly and that's why we had boosters add infinitum every six months.
86:58get your booster because your vaccine has worn off. Uh the the virus has mutated uh you know etc [clears throat] etc etc. And now in hindsight we know that the more boosters individuals got the more susceptible they were to getting COVID.
87:15>> What we know that as a fact?
87:17>> Yes, we do.
87:18>> That's from the Was that from the Cleveland Clinic study?
87:21>> Precisely. The Cleveland Clinic did a study on its own employees in its health network and it found that individuals that got five or I'm sorry, three or more boosters uh were 3.7 times more likely to get the co uh virus repeated get the co virus than those that were not vaccinated at all.
87:43>> And so, but if you go and ask Grock about that study, it will give you false information. Correct. I I've tried it.
87:49it will uh they'll say no that study didn't say that that study got debunked that study got this that study got but there was never that that that's the way the corrupt the people don't realize that the medical industry is 100% corrupted it's corrupted by big pharma money it's corrupted by government money through Fouchy and people like that it's 100% and and the medical journals themselves right that's what I learned through co did you learn that through co also >> they are corrupted you know I knew that before co because I had been talking about vaccines and vaccine injuries since you know the late uh 1990s early
88:262000s but you know the the majority of individuals didn't have a didn't really have a reason to uh suspect the vaccine program to suspect vaccines until they trotted out the co 19 shot and the co 19 virus itself and and you know stoked a bunch of fear porn and uh and promagated a bunch of lies onto society. So, but we know the medical journals are uh gobbled up by the pharmaceutical industry.
88:58Medical journals are run by university professors. The university professors get their grant monies from the National Institutes of Health from HHS which was largely captured by the pharmaceutical industry long ago.
89:13>> And what people don't realize to shock I live in in Hollywood which the in West Hollywood is a big gay population. And what they don't realize, even though I've tried, I've screamed at it from the top of the mountains, is that there's a movie called the the Dallas Buyers Club, which >> right >> and that movie, which Matthew McConna won the Academy Award for. Uh it showed that the government was keeping treatments away from people with AIDS that would help them because they wanted to push certain drugs that they could make money off of like Remisphere and ACT stuff like that. Am I right about
89:50that?
89:51>> That is correct. Act was a killer. Act would did not pass clinical trials except for the fact that they cheated and they they actually changed the results of the clinical trials. you know, reported individuals, gay men who died from ACT toxicity, they reported them dying from HIV AIDS instead. Uh, so yeah, you know, I I couldn't recommend that more. I think you're right on the money, Jimmy. Dallas Buyers Club if you want to know the fingerprint of Fouchy in terms of you know what these men had to go through to get effective drugs that were being shown to be effective over effective overseas visav what was
90:33being pedled on them in the United States which was a very very toxic drug that was highly overdosed called and it was called a >> and it's just and I have shown video on my show of gay activists storming Fouch's offices and building because he would not help them. And and it's just crazy to me to see, you know, some 25, 30 years later that there are still people in the LGBT community who support Anthony Fouchy, which makes me question whether they were ever gay to begin with or they just wanted to work in Hollywood, if you know what I'm talking about. Anyway, um that that to me that's the biggest
91:14shocker. There's a movie made about it.
91:16Matthew McConna starred in it. The bad guy in that movie was Dr. Fouchy and they just wiped that from their brain.
91:23They just memory hold it as George Orwell taught us that people and they just me it just they they they don't have any and and of course Matthew McConna who starred in the movie won't even talk about it.
91:35>> No, I know.
91:36>> No, they won't talk about it. And in fact during the maker making of Dallas Buyers Club they actually scaled back the original screenplay play because nobody could buy the fact that Fouchy was as evil as he was written into the original screenplay. And so really Dallas Buyers Club is almost a whitewash of the dastardly deeds that he uh achieved and and achieved by also making himself rich, making his buddies rich off of this very very hastily thrown together um uh drug that was supposed to uh stop the uh stop the replication of retroviruses.
92:19And it was it was so so unfortunate that individuals had to live through this that individuals died, you know, because of ACT and that, you know, that this was not squashed at the very beginning. And and you know, I know people in the LGBTQ community that are in, you know, that lauded Fouchy, that think Fouchy was their savior because oft. But you know what? None of them take act, you know.
92:48No, none of them know even know what that drug is anymore. They just know that through, you know, the the lore, through the lies that Fouchy has been lauded as a hero.
92:59>> And what's what drives me crazy uh is that the people who bought the CO narrative 100% and slandered people like me for telling the truth about COVID and everything I said has been proven to be true and everything that they said has been proven to be a lie. uh that those people at some point stopped and they told us not to do your own research because that's dangerous with the first time in history that people on the left said don't question big pharma don't question the government just do what the man on the TV says that's the first time in history that happened it happened and those people though at some point did
93:35start thinking for themselves because most people stop taking their boosters at some point they're being told to take the boosters and then they stop so they did start to do their own research and started to distrust the government and big pharma at some point. What do you know what the actual uptake on the covid booster is at this point? Is it less than 10%.
93:56>> It's 6.2% for the the latest COVID booster. And so that means that 93 what uh 6% is not getting boosted for SARS COV2 or whatever the latest circulating strain is of this you know RNA virus that essentially it causes a sniffles. I've heard of people getting COVID recently uh you know they they had some fancy name for the new strain calico or I don't even remember what the name of the strain was but it's essentially the sniffles. It's it's mutated itself expectedly what RNA viruses or RNA rhino viruses or adeno viruses or corona viruses do. They get less and less severe as they mutate. So we're
94:41basically getting boosted for the sniffles.
94:45>> Okay. Um I mean I had a lot more I wanted to show you. This this video here is kind of amazing that Greybin put Maze put together about all the the lies from Dr. Fouchy. Uh, I really don't have time to play it, but I've played it before on the show. It's stunning. Um, I just want to say thanks for making time for us today, Brian. I appreciate it. Uh, children's health defense uh the book uh Vax Unvax, let the science speak, New York Times bestseller. Um, and it's uh you go to Children's Healthdefense.org if you want to support that organization. They've been on the forefront of exposing Fouchy as the liar
95:20and the big pharma. And uh you all do great work. anything you'd like to say before we say goodbye?
95:27>> Well, thank you for shedding light on this. Uh, you know, I'm so thankful for uh your show, for others that very very bravely show the truth over and over again and also for the CIA whistleblower for stepping up. You know, he was subpoenaed um but the CIA did not support him uh coming forward. And so he had his entire agency, he's still a CIA employee, by the way. He's not a former employee of the CIA, so he's risking a lot by being a whistleblower. We know that whistleblower protections are not great, but again, Jimmy, thank you so much for covering this >> and and it's um you know, while while I
96:07have you here, can can we can we cover this story?
96:10>> Sure.
96:10>> So, Havirus is is uh all the rage now, and they're they're using the same playbook. They're trying to scare everybody. Uh that CNN's talking about lockdowns. Uh Mona has a vaccine in the works for this, right? Um and again, you got a better chance of being hit by lightning, uh a six time better chance of being hit by lightning than you do of catching haunt virus. Uh that's according to Dr. Robert Malone, who by the way was right about everything about COVID. So I'm willing to trust him on it. And so here's another one of these fake the thing that get caught lying. So here they are all dressed in hazmat
96:48suits.
96:49>> But guess what? There's going to be a guy without a hazmat suit just going to walk right up into him. Let's Let's watch.
96:57You can turn that down. So there. Oh, look. It's super scary. Oh, here comes a guy. No hazmat suit. No no no nothing.
97:06Not Not even a gas mask. No nothing.
97:09There's another guy. There's another guy there.
97:13Uh he's just wearing regular clothes, right? Isn't that It's kind of amazing.
97:19He doesn't even have gloves on.
97:22>> So, there's two guys just kind of stumble into this.
97:25>> Meanwhile, everybody else is dressed like they're on the moon >> and um they're doing it again because you didn't hang them last time.
97:38Um >> precisely.
97:39>> So, uh what what So, when you see a video like what do you Let me show it again. Let's just show it again. So, here they are all dressed up like they're fighting Ebola on the moon. And there's a guy just walking right by.
97:52Nothing. And then here's another guy.
97:54This is just amazing to me.
97:57He's picking up all their stuff, putting in a bag. He doesn't have gloves on. He doesn't have a hazmat suit on.
98:03This is amazing.
98:09He doesn't have gloves on. [laughter] So what is when you see something like this, Brian, what does this tell you about haunt virus and what's happening?
98:21>> Well, first of all, hivirus is is not transmissible by respiratory droplets and and it's very very rarely transmissible between humans. There's a there's a variant called Andes that is trans transmissible between humans, but it's more much more fecal oral than it is through respiratory droplets. So, you know, in this is this is all for the cameras. You you know, all of this is to stoke more fear porn. You know, even Fouchy has surfaced recently saying that we need to practice masking, social distancing, something that he told us earlier that was a lie. He's now going back on his lying saying, "Oh, h virus,
99:03you know, it's a big deal. It's a big problem. It could be spreadable." But, you know, they're they're they're basically greasing their own palms, you know, trying to get more money from pandemic fear porn potential. Um, and and all of this again, it's it's to get us to comply. It's to get us to buy more masks. It's to get us to buy into the vaccine construct so we get more mRNA vaccines this time for haunt virus rather than first RCOV2.
99:33Um and and again, you know, we we need to bring these individuals to justice and and it need there needs to be an example of those individuals that deceived us before made before society like like you said, so it doesn't happen again. I mean, you know, it's the same playbook. Uh they tried this with bird flu. They're they tried it with EMPOX, now they're trying it with haunt virus.
99:59They're just throwing a bunch of crap against the wall to see what sticks.
100:04>> And what do you make of people like when Dr. uh when Bill Gates and he's not a doctor, he finished college. Do when Bill Gates, who somehow everybody goes to for their information about vaccines and viruses, even though the guy's not he's not a doctor, he's not a veriologist, he didn't even finish college, but he does have billions of dollars. So everybody listens to this guy for some reason. But uh what do you think when he was on TV, he was on the view a year ago and he was saying there's another pandemic coming. What what do you what do you what do you make of when guys like that do stuff like
100:34that?
100:35>> Like what in the heck does he know? You know, maybe maybe if he was behind the planning of event uh 2011, then he knew something before. What does he know now?
100:48and why in the heck does he know it and not, you know, the individuals that could actually curtail this in its tracks? I mean, I'm sick of being jerked around as a society, you know, and and this was clearly a fact. It was a lab leak. It was a lab release. We don't know if it was an intentional release.
101:09Most days, I feel like it was more of an intentional than an accidental release.
101:14I don't think this was some happy accident especially the way the the virus came in waves and especially the way that they were so set up to take care of this with the vaccine and to and to quell any type of you know alternative technology ivormectin hydroxychloricquin I think that this was all a plan and if this was a plan before why in the hell is Bill Gates on the TV telling me a year ago oh well we're going to try this plan again.
101:45>> Yeah. Okay. Well, it's because we didn't hang them last time. That's why.
101:51>> Precisely.
101:52>> Precisely. Okay. Uh Brian, I appreciate you coming on again. Thanks, brother.
101:56And we'll talk to you soon.
101:58>> Thank you so much, Jimmy. Good to see you.
102:00>> Good to see you. All right. We're going to uh let's take a break and we'll be right back.
102:07[music] >> You want to hear the truth about Conan O'Brien? Here's the truth about Conan O'Brien. went to Israel to do a puff piece on the genocidal state of Israel and the genocidal maniac, the biggest murderer of children since Hitler, Benjamin Netanyahu. And guess who called him out on it? Z. Zack, did you know this? Did you know the guy you're talking to went and did a tongue bath to a genocidal maniac who murders children on the regular? Guess who called him out? Israel newspapers called him out.
102:38>> Yeah.
102:39>> Israeli newspapers called him out. This is herets. In Israel, Conan O'Brien became a psy for Netanyahu's propaganda.
102:48Whoa.
102:49>> The point of this exercise >> is to prove that I don't have a soul, to prove that I don't have a conscience, and to prove that I'm willing to prop up a genocidal regime who is the cancer of the world because I am from Harvard and I actually lack balls and courage.
103:07That's what the point of this is. But this is what he says it Ladies, the point of this exercise is to see if I am fit for the Israeli army. Is that correct?
103:16>> Yes.
103:16>> I have quick moves.
103:21>> Would that be any of that be good in a fight?
103:22>> Fight with clowns. [laughter] >> What do you mean I'm a mess? You're supposed to build up my confidence. Not say I'm a mess. Do you know if a battle started now, I would be all day putting on >> If a battle started now, you'd be with them slaughtering children.
103:35>> This I'll be right there. You got him.
103:37Almost there. Hold on. Almost. The battle's over. The battle's over.
103:44>> Let's be honest. I look like a chef. All right. What do I do?
103:47>> Let's remember, he's in a country. But people will say, "Yeah, but Jimmy, they didn't do the genocide until after he did this video." They were already slaughtering Palestinians on the regular. They had been They the whole country was based on a knockb, which is a slaughter, a genocide of the people of Palestine. They kicked almost a million people out of their houses, raped, pillaged, and killed them. And the people who did that, who founded Israel, they are now deemed terrorist organizations. That's for And who did that? That's legit.
104:20Founded by terrorists with terrorism, and they've been occupying Palestine for 70 freaking years and slaughtering them.
104:29They're an occupied people. They're the colonial settlers. They're the occupiers. And so just don't give me that This was before.
104:41>> Right. Back to Jimmy. You're live.
104:45So, uh, Benjamin Netanyahu or or you know him as the genocidal maniac. That's how I know him. A genocide. That if you want to know what a guy who commits genocide looks like, that's it. A guy who >> But his name means gift from God.
105:01>> A a guy who slaughters babies. That's That's what a guy looks like. a gift from God.
105:05>> So, Megan Kelly caught this. [laughter] Uh BB implies that everyone who posts a mean comment about Israel on social media is part of a bot farm. And for some reason, 60 Minutes edited that part out of their interview. So, let's let's watch let's watch Megan Kelly. Let's watch this and then we'll get Megan Kelly to talk about it.
105:23>> Interview in substant substantive ways.
105:25>> What happened?
105:29Why? Okay.
105:30>> Interview in substant substantive ways.
105:32The interview began with BB saying, "The war is not over." And here's an extended version. That's slightly longer than what you might have seen if you watched 60 Minutes last night.
105:42>> Is the war with Iran over? And if it isn't, who will decide when it is? I think it accomplished a great deal, but it's not over because there's still nuclear material, enriched uranium that has to be taken out of Iran. Uh there's still enrichment sites that have to be dismantled. There are still proxies that Iran supports. their ballistic missiles that they still uh want to produce. Now, we've degraded a lot of it, but all that is still there and there's work to be done.
106:07>> How do you envision the highly enriched uranium will be removed from Iran?
106:12>> You go in and you take it out >> with what? Special forces from Israel, special forces from the United States.
106:16>> Well, I'm not going to talk about military means, but what President Trump has said, >> I'm not I'm not going to talk about military means because it's going to be all American kids doing it. It's not going to be Israelis. That That's what I >> We suck. We can't fight in Lebanon.
106:28We're getting killed by sheep drones from Lebanon. Obviously, we're not going to do shabas work.
106:32>> That's that's exactly right. Not not with our soldiers, with your soldiers and your money.
106:39>> Okay, >> there you go. You shabas pigs. Me, I want to go in there. And I think it can be done physically. That's not the problem. Uh if you have an agreement and you go in and you take it out, why not?
106:49That's the best way.
106:50>> What if there isn't an agreement? Can it be taken out by force?
106:53>> Well, you're going to ask me these questions. I'm going to dodge them because I'm not going to talk about our military. uh possibilities, plans, or anything of the kind.
107:00>> And I'm just trying to get at how long is it going to take to achieve that aim.
107:04>> I'm not going to give a timetable to it, but I'm going to say that's a terrifically important mission.
107:10>> I mean, okay, our president doesn't seem to have the appetite for this. They're they're >> um I like what the space sape says. Holy crap, foreign prime minister just told American media, "Your war isn't over."
107:24and casually floated sending your sons into Iran to grab uranium. Uh so a foreign a foreign leader sets the mission, dodges the means, refuses a timeline, and your kids fight it. Your taxes fund it. Your dollar inflates for it. This is Israel dictating your foreign policy. Reject it. I'm with you. Um here there's >> so here's the here's the second part.
107:55Here's this here's the second thing that they um edited. Let's listen.
107:58>> New York Times on April 7th reported the following about a fateful meeting February 11th in the White House. And the New York Times reports as follows.
108:06Quote, "In the situation room on February 11th, Mr. Netanyahu made a hard sell suggesting that Iran was ripe for regime change and expressing the belief that a joint USI Israeli mission could finally bring an end to the Iranian to the Islamic Republic.
108:20>> So this is when Trump decided they're talking about the meeting at the White House war room when Trump decided to go to war with Iran and it was all because of this guy. This is what he's talking about. Let's listen.
108:32>> Is that correct?
108:33>> No, that's actually incorrect because >> in what ways is it incorrect? It's incorrect in the sense that I said, "Oh, well, it's guaranteed we can do it." And so on. I didn't say that. Uh we both understood that we have little time to act because otherwise they get nuclear weapons. Uh we both understood that we have little time to act because otherwise they'll bury underground their ballistic missile capabilities. But while we were uh we said that part of the action would be the removal of the leadership and other measures, there was uncertainty and we said all of this, you know, is uncertain. If you ever uh you
109:02know engage in military uh >> in the confines of that conversation, You noted the uncertainty.
109:07>> Not only did I note it, we both agreed, you know, that there was both uncertainty and risk involved.
109:14>> Okay, got it. Now, he wants to underscore that he was really clear with President Trump on the risk and uncertainty around his plan. You know, his assurances that we could take out the Ayatollah and affect regime change.
109:26Easy. 3 4 days tops. Now, he wants you all to know he was really clear on the risk and uncertainty that he advised the president of. Okay. So, it's Trump's fault. That's really what he's saying. Y >> he advised the risk and Trump overruled him. Is that true?
109:38>> Yeah.
109:38>> Or is he possibly overstating the amount of caution that he laced his remarks in?
109:44>> And here's an important answer here, Netanyahu, on why America and Isra and Israel did not anticipate Iran doing the one thing that has changed this entire conflict and indeed has changed Iran's standing in the war in the world. Iran, it's now calling itself a global superpower. And it's not the only one.
110:00I've seen very smart military analysts say unfortunately that's become true.
110:03And that's the straight of four moves.
110:05Why didn't we anticipate Israel not didn't anticipate it and the United States apparently didn't take it seriously. The reports are that Trump didn't believe they could do it. Uh and that Netanyahu had told them it wasn't realistic. But they've done it. They've done it and it's the thing that is holding everything up. It's holding up the closure.
110:23So there you go. They What? Why didn't Why didn't they anticipate that they would do that? Why didn't they know that they were going to close the straight of Hormuz? Why? What? There's no answer for that. But they they so they ed so those were the long versions of both of those clips. They only aired short versions of those clips on CN on CB C CBS.
110:46>> Jimmy, I think they did know that they would close the show. I think they did know. I think because that's how we got into World War II by cocking around with people's oil, right?
110:54>> Yep. They knew. Exactly. So, but there was another thing that they they out completely. I think this is it.
111:02Megan Kelly might talk about it. Let's listen.
111:04>> Last night, these two moments from the last two sound bites, they were >> So, those those last two sound bites I showed you, they they only that's the long version. They only aired the short version. Here, here we go.
111:14>> Last night, these two moments from the last two sound bites, they were shortened. They were combined as if they happened backtoback. You know, it it the the with the phone. Now, they didn't include the comment about how Israel will be fighting back. They teased they will use the same tactics to fight fire with fire on the social media front.
111:33Well, they they're doing it. Okay, they're doing that. BB said it several times throughout the full interview, but none of that made the broadcast version.
111:40So, why didn't that go in there? Why?
111:44There were also several references by Netanyahu uh to the Americans turning against Israel um saying that they also hate America. Oh, they do? Okay. So according to Netanyahu, if you are against Israel and its tactics militarily, you hate your own country here in America. You hate America.
112:04>> That's what Netanyahu said. And Barry Weiss and CBS cut it out.
112:11>> This is a talking point we've seen from the prominent pro-Israel media voices in the past few weeks. It seems to be like a new favorite. All of those references were cut from the broadcast version of the interview. Why? Why did Barry Weiss and her CBS cut from the interview of Netanyahu all the references by Netanyahu attacking Americans who have questions about Israel as anti-American?
112:36Is it possible they believed that might make him look bad and further alienate Americans?
112:46>> Yeah, that's exactly why they did that.
112:48>> They're losing Sam Harris.
112:50>> No, that's how bad it's gotten. Yeah.
112:51No. How so?
112:53>> Sam Brain Deadad Harris. Yeah. Go. Uh, it's on. What's his name? Um, I keep calling him PF PF Young. Yeah, PF Chang or Jung. PF Young. He he had the clips of Samson and them talking about it. So many Israelis have left Israel. Who's Who's there? The hardcore faithful maniacs.
113:13So, no, they're not happy with Nanyahu.
113:15Uh, there's no way the war is going to end. That that's the main thing. The main thing is something's going to happen and the war is going to continue because we Israel has a secret base in Iraq that they just built. Remember that killed some >> Iraqis. So Trump might it might not want to attack Iran anymore, but Israel is going to continue.
113:33>> Trump's not in charge of >> That's right. So Israel will continue to attack Iran and even if Trump doesn't because we're basically out of missiles and stuff. I don't know if people know that. And Iran is not. Iran has probably a 100% more missiles than the CIA said they did and Trump said they did.
113:54>> Uh so >> there's no way to explain us having better intel than the president of the United States other than this is intentional. There's no other way to explain it.
114:02>> So Iran holds all the cards just as Megan Kelly said. They're now being referred to as a superpower because of this war. Wait, they have nukes >> and they're going to control the straight of horror moves because of this. So think everything went bad.
114:20Everything went bad for for the United States and nothing good and because Donald Trump is owned by Israel, the Zionist lobby and Benjamin Netanyahu.
114:31And that's just a fact. And I don't care whatever no what what any other uh [snorts] podcaster you listen to, stop listening to Fox News and stop listening to those people. The people who tell you Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk, stop listening to those people. Those people are obvious those people are obviously being paid by somebody. It's certainly because there's no other explanation for it. They're being paid by either Israel directly. They're either being played by Miriam Adlesen or a Jewish donor or Apac. They're being paid to wreck their own shows and it's worth it to them.
115:08That's how much money they're being paid. You know, Israel just said they're going to spend a billion dollars on PR.
115:13That's just them admitting. That's what they're admitting that Israel itself is spending. That's not Miriam Adlesen.
115:20That's not APEC. That's not all the other Jewish billionaires. That's how >> So that's just that. Imagine how many millions and millions of dollars these podcasters are getting to lie to you about Charlie uh Kirk's death, Tyler Robinson, uh the Iran war and Trump and everything else. Imagine they must be getting millions and millions of dollars because there's no doesn't make any sense that they would say any of this stuff because none of it makes sense.
115:46>> If you're compromised, by the way, you won't engage with the idea that this is a setup, which by the way, Joe Rogan does do. So that's how you know he's you're compromised, right?
115:56>> You're compromised if you go, "Oh, stop with your if I start gaslighting you about the 30 odd six thing with Tyler Robinson like all these liars do." The second someone does that, you know they're your enemy and they hate you and they work for a traitor and they're a traitor. Anybody telling you Charlie Robinson, pushing the FBI narrative of Charlie Kirk, anybody doing that with a show is 100% on the take, being bribed, and is uh compromised. 100%. And they're, and I'm not saying a little money. I'm not saying $7,000. I'm saying probably to the tune of millions of dollars. The bigger the platform, the
116:32more millions they're getting.
116:34>> Uh works. I heard what's that >> Shelonburgger. Why? He's no good. It's a Peter Teal guy.
116:40>> Oh, there you go. So that's why >> Assad But Shelenburgger is lying to you left and right about all things that and it all goes back to Israel. He's lying to you about Charlie Kirk and Tyler Robinson. He's lying to you about Epstein. He's lying to you about Epstein killing himself. Everything he's lying to you about goes back to Israel. So he is comprom So those and the bigger more prominent they are, the more money they're getting. And it's not a little money because it's got to be a lot of money for them to completely wreck their reputations for it >> or their reputation they were always you
117:13ever see the departed or they were put in school from the very start to be who they are and where they are now >> or that well Charlie was and then Charlie woke up to that he was one of those people and Charlie went against it and that's why they killed him. Charlie woke up to the fact that he was one big Zionist operation. His whole TPUSA was designed for Zionism. He woke up to that and as soon as he did and he went against it and he rejected their money, they killed him. That's exactly what happened.
117:45>> He was supposed to be president.
117:46>> That's and he was going to be president.
117:48And so they can't have that. And so now, uh, so again, anybody pushing this Fed slop is getting I've got to imagine it's got to be at least millions and millions because these people make millions of dollars on their own shows a year, right? Um, now I don't know about uh I don't know about PBD. I think he's just a Zionist. I don't think he's taking money because he's got all the money in the world already, right? So I just think he that's just the g way the gears work for him. He's just a Zionist and >> what a billionaire thinks. You know how billionaires think that billionaires are good. It's a thing we should still have.
118:23[laughter] >> So, I don't I think everybody else except him because you I don't think you can buy him. He's got all the money in the world and that's just what he thinks.
118:33>> Uh and at least and he will bring people on his own show to debate debate him which those other people won't. They won't bring any bring anybody credible enough to to do to wipe the floor with them, right? They're not going to bring on Max Blumenthal. They're not going to bring on Baron Coleman. They're not.
118:48>> Sometimes people are just wrong, too.
118:50Besides being a shill, the best thing is if you're just wrong, which is a lot easier to do. But the way you do it is with controlled people that lead people into just being wrong. And because everybody is is trained to who do you like? Uh, I like PBD or I don't like him. I don't like making Kelly. So, I don't. And so, everybody's trained to be a high school idiot. That's what we have school for. To turn you into this stupid thing everyone is.
119:12>> So, that's why they go, "Oh, you believe Candace Owens?"
119:15>> Oh my god.
119:16>> No. No. No, it has nothing to do with her.
119:18>> No, I believe the evidence. I believe the evidence and she happens to believe the evidence, too.
119:23>> We do not owe the government the presume they're innocent. We owe the government to presume they're guilty. That's why we get the presumption of innocence because it's presuming the government is going to be guilty if we don't have that. So, Michael Shelonburgger, that piece of garbage making Allan Dersitz arguments about how I'm not allowed to jump to conclusions about the scum that go to Epstein Island. Go Oh, Joe Rogan never went. The one guy that never went, by the way.
119:47>> That's right.
119:47>> Well, two people never went. I forget the other one, but Joe, he told me about it a long time ago. Lawrence Krauss tried to lure him there. So, I don't hear he's compromised compared to all the other people you think are good.
119:57This is America. It's a the land of the plume serpent, devil country. Everyone's compromised because they live here.
120:03That's what it is.
120:05>> Okay. All right. Now, we're going to bring on uh Angela Mardo uh to talk about the war against crypto. And uh we'll be >> about free Joby. It's [laughter] >> that's why I've been hearing that a lot lately.
120:18>> Yeah. All right. We'll be uh we'll be back, Kurt. We'll bring you back after this uh brief interview.
120:23>> Bye.
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122:44[music] [music] >> [music] >> live. Hi everybody, welcome back. Uh we're not going to Rumble today because Rumble's having tech problems. So we're staying on the YouTubes. Uh we have special guests with us right now. Angela Mardell is a political figure parallegal who served as the 22nd chair of the Libertarian National Committee from May 22nd to February 25. Since June 25, she has been the chair of the Mrs. Caucus Political Action Committee. She's also a former congressional candidate for California's 34th district and co-founder of the Rage Against the War Machine Coalition. Welcome to the show,
123:58Angela Vicardo. How are you?
124:00>> Hey, I'm doing great. Thanks for having me back.
124:02>> It's great to see you. Um, I wanted to So, you wanted to come on and talk about the war on crypto, right?
124:09>> Yeah, I'm doing some heavy lifting trying to get some pardons for some of these uh Bitcoin and crypto guys who have been wrongfully targeted by the Biden administration and just did not, you know, did their their pardons just haven't made it across uh President Trump's desk yet.
124:27So, uh, tell me about this war on crypto. Why why why why is the feds why are they against the crypto and what's this war about?
124:35>> Well, you know, I think it's I think it's debatable as to whether or not they they still are. I think there's a big split in the DOJ. You've got a lot of people still in the DOJ who are holdovers from the Biden administration and and their view on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency is that it, you know, essentially enables people to have financial control over their own lives, which is a big no no. And you know, most of the guys here on this list, like the guys who developed the Samurai wallet, which is a non-custodial Bitcoin wallet, and and for your Bitcoin fans, they'll they'll understand what that is. um you
125:11know like these guys also enabled people to have privacy because if you know anything about Bitcoin and most but not all crypto you know your transactions are in a public ledger and so you know they just want they you know these guys wanted you to be able to have you know private financial exchanges just like you would with cash with the with the sanctioned United States currency and so there are a lot of holdovers in the DOJ who you know in my in my humble nonofficial opinion maybe should have been fired. Um, and they're big mad, you know, and they just want to they want to continue to wage this holy jihad against your financial
125:48freedom and financial privacy.
125:50>> So, you're saying that the uh the federal government under Biden went after some crypto pioneers and put him in jail. We had one on the show, what wasn't Weeks. Yeah. Remember that?
126:01>> Yeah.
126:02>> And so, uh, he's still on house arrest, correct? Yeah.
126:05>> Yep. So, but there's more to than than just him. There's this So >> Oh, I mean there's at least there's at least 60 people on my list, but you know, in addition to Joby, >> really many. Wow.
126:18>> Yeah. There's there's a there's I'd say there's another five who I feel really solid about. I've reviewed their cases.
126:24I've spoken with their attorneys, you know, like I think it's all above board.
126:28You've got the Samurai wallet developers who unfortunately reported into prison in December, tried really hard to get things, you know, stopped. Um, and maybe there will be some change now that Pam Bondi is no longer in charge. Um, >> oh yeah, because terrible because the new AG is so fantastic.
126:48[laughter] >> Well, um, he's starting to do things though, which is a good, you know, doing the things, you know. um I think going after the SPLC, you know, he's doing doing a thing, you know, so we've got a thing now as opposed to not any things.
127:04So maybe he'll continue to do things. Um I'm uh I remain ever uh fatally optimistic, diplomatic, you know, sweet and friendly on that front. Um, so you have Samurai Wallet, you've got Tornado Cash. This poor guy, Roman Storm, Tornado Cache is essentially the Athereum version of of Samurai Wallet.
127:24It's a non-custodial privacy software tool and for Ethereum, and he went all the way through trial the end of last year, hung jury, and the prosecutor after months of deliberation decided, you know what, let's try him again.
127:40>> Oh, no.
127:41>> It cost It's so insane. It costs millions of dollars. And most of these cases, not all, but most of them are through the Southern District of New York, which is fascinating, right?
127:51Because that's that's the the district that went after Ross Brig. That's the district that went after President Trump. That's the district that just like they're their own little little mor up there. They're their own. Uh >> so you would think you think Trump would be sympathetic and his DOJ would be sympathetic, but yet they're not moving on this.
128:13>> What What do you make of it?
128:15>> Yeah, I think that one of the issues is is you know, and I've continued to maintain a really good relationship with them, especially because of these issues, is everybody's fighting for the number one slot. You've got Iran war.
128:28You've got immigration stuff. You've got fraud cases. You've got, you know, all you've got redistricting. You've got an endless list of people trying jockeying to be the number one issue on the president's desk.
128:43>> So, we just have to fight harder to be number one.
128:46>> So, it's not the people in the government that have some kind of heart on for crypto people. Well, it's the people who control the people in government uh who are making them do this. So, who are those people? Is it the bankers?
129:00>> Oh, certainly bankers um are not really friendly about it. Although they're starting, they're late adopters because they see that it is to a certain degree unstoppable.
129:11So, they want, you know, they want to secure their bag. They want people to start putting crypto and Bitcoin into their bank accounts because they don't want to get left behind. But I don't think that there's a big incentive, and this is a problem with the Bitcoin and crypto communities as well. I don't think there's a big incentive to to adopt the the framing of No Man Left Behind. You know, they're like, "Well, that sucks, but maybe we should just pursue the Clarity Act. Let's just try to get industry and government on board going forward." And you know, like with all due respect, what does your Clarity
129:49Act and and all of your banking and infrastructure mean? What good is it if the government can still selectively go after developers, accuse them of financial crimes when they didn't commit a crime? All they did was write software and make it available for download.
130:04That's insanity. It's really a free speech issue.
130:08>> So, and you're a libertarian, so that's why you probably care about this. But uh so is this uh so this is this something people can do about this? Tell me about this.
130:18>> Yes. Yes. So we are holding this event in connection with the Libertarian National Convention next week in Grand Rapids. We are holding an event. A portion of these proceeds are going to go to help with the legal funds. Um Ke Rodriguez, this is his wife Lauren, is in prison. He's serving five years, which is really atrocious. He's got over $2 million in unpaid legal fees. We want to help him out. I am essentially doing pardon advocacy work for for him and a handful of others. Couple of them are paying me. Most of them cannot. And so, you know, I'm throwing in I'm throwing in my time, energy, everything I got to
130:55try to get these pardons over the over the finish line. You know, I'm sucking it up. I'm just [laughter] like anything that's got to be done. So, we're asking people to show up. You know, certainly donate directly to them. Lynn is going to be there, Ross' mother, talking about her experience. Um, Ian Freeman is another one that's really important. You know, he's in New Hampshire. Aaron Day is is basically running a Senate campaign, a spoiler campaign to raise awareness for him. Um, which is really crazy and exciting in New Hampshire. So, we want people to come to the event. We want people to donate. We want people to
131:30start writing letters to the president, postcards.
131:34I think we can do it because we spearheaded the the effort to get this pardon over the finish line for Ross Olrich. There was a lot of community support from the Bitcoin community as well. We need them to do it again. You know, like people for some reason are just not they're more hesitant this time. They're like, "Oh, well, we know we don't want to step in it politically.
131:56We don't want to be risky." Like you miss a 100% of the shots you don't take.
132:01And I just think, you know, it's a shame that people in the Bitcoin community wouldn't put their name on like an open letter to the president. We've got that circulating, too. You know, it's it's essentially on all hands on deck, I think, to save these people's lives and to keep this industry from basically just saying, you know what, whatever.
132:19We'll check out and go to El Salvador because that's a shame, too.
132:23>> Yes. Well, and is there a website that you want to direct people to?
132:27>> Yeah, crypto prisoners.com. crypto prisoners.com. Um there's a a link at the bottom there for anybody who wants to pause or screenshot. You can get a ticket there. Uh Mises Delicate. We'll give you a heavy discount code. We do want to charge a good amount so that we can actually donate, you know, a good chunk of our portions, our proceeds to these guys in their legal battle. I think Roman Storm of Tornado Cash, by the way, I think he's racked up $10 million in legal fees.
132:53>> Um and of course, you know, they take everything.
132:56>> They take everything. you can go from having millions of dollars to just nothing. And I'm sure that Joby probably talked about that as well.
133:04>> So, uh, so that's happening in Grand Rapids next weekend. And, uh, something else that So, here also something I was a part of one of these, uh, Rage Against the War Machine is happening 3.0. That's an anti-war event in Grand Rapids.
133:18That's happening Sunday, May 24th. Uh, so tell people about this.
133:24Um the the gang is getting back together. They're holding an anti-war event. Uh they're very excited about it.
133:30I've uh I've been so overwhelmed with my crypto stuff that I haven't been able to dig in and and be fully devoted on this one, but I wanted to give it a shout out because I know how important it is and and this is something that I know would really resonate with your listeners.
133:43They're holding a a smaller scaled down but still very awesome version of this event on Sunday, May 24th in Grand Rapids. Joe Kent is going to be the uh the star speaker along with uh Scott Horton, Dan Mcnite, I believe Garland Nixon's going to be there and a whole long list of other speakers.
134:02>> So, why do you who who are they who's putting this on?
134:05>> The organizers for Rage Against the War Machine, Tim Miller of the Mises Caucus, the Maryland Libertarian Party, um some of the Schiller Institute people, some some good guys.
134:19That's where they didn't reach out to me.
134:23>> I think it's uh I think they would probably love to have you and they're on a little bit of a tight budget and scrambling to pull everything together quickly.
134:33>> I didn't charge them the last time I did it. I flew flew myself out, did this for free. I've been donating my time, so that doesn't make sense. But unfortunately, I will be um out of town.
134:44I'm doing I'll be on tour at that time, so I couldn't make it anyway. But that is uh very very weird to me that they didn't reach out to me >> anyway. And they didn't even ask to come on the show. So that's really weird.
134:57That's not that's not coalition building as far as I know.
135:01>> Well, yeah. I mean, I'm I'm doing what I can, you know? I'm I'm here kind of on their behalf trying to help them out.
135:08>> Yeah. That and they're not here on their own behalf. Isn't that weird? I think that's very weird. Uh huh. I wonder what that's about. Haha.
135:17>> Shoestring shoestring skeleton crew.
135:20>> Mhm.
135:20>> But but the the ones that care and that are invested are are doing the thing.
135:25>> Okay. All right. Uh Angela, good luck on uh your crypto war. Uh good luck with your your event next weekend in Grand Rapids. And it's always good to see you.
135:36Thanks for coming on and uh keep fighting the good fight.
135:40>> Thanks so much.
135:41>> Okay, over to Steph.
135:42>> Alrighty. Thank you so much. That was great. very informative. You know, there I saw a couple people say, "I just deal with cash." You know, when I go out and I go to a place and they don't accept cash, >> I feel stuck.
135:56>> Yeah.
135:57>> You know, cuz I might have just ordered something, but let me tell you, I won't go back. I don't want to go back to those places. And you know, also, I feel bad. you know, uh, we, you know, that the whole idea of like when you go to Target or you go to CVS and they don't have enough checkers and then you're like, well, I'll just go to the self-s serve.
136:17You know, if we do that, we undermine the workforce. And so, like, I'm really trying hard not to do selfch checkout. I re really, really hard. Really? How about Am I the only one? All right, folks. Here we go.
136:32Uh, wow. Look at you guys. finally made it to the top of the Rumble live page.
136:36Finally getting somewhere. Eh, also I had no idea Misha's mom was so into crypto. Corn pop. Corn pop. Funny funny corn pop. All right, let me get remove that one. Can you move your mic just a bit away from where you are?
136:53Okay, here we go. Um, explain why Tyler was running if he didn't do it. Robert wants to know. Is that for us to explain? Tim Gibson, what are you doing?
137:04Tim, thank you for your generosity, amigo. Kerb should talk directly to Dan instead of his normal believe whatever he sees on YouTube. Dan's absolutely a net positive. Well, uh, thank you for putting it that way. Flick off. That's very nice of you. Black Rockck owned the property in Butler, Pennsylvania that the kid got shot at.
137:24Bman, uh, when are you going to change your show name to some guy show? Funny, funny, funny. Roger. 33 is on Jimmy's mind a lot. Jimmy is 33rd level brick layer mason Dan.
137:39Really?
137:41Uh, let's see here. Next one. Jimmy, what's your relationship? It's interesting. Jim, will you give me a plain background because you're going to answer this. Jimmy, what's your relationship with or what are your thoughts on Leno? I thought he was pretty funny even within the confines of corporate late night. Roger. Jim.
137:59>> Uh, Jay Leno is what they claim he is.
138:02He is a freaking all-around good guy. He it, you know, I knew people who wrote for him and he was my favorite. He was possibly my favorite comedian when he was just a standup before he took over the Tonight Show. Jay Lennon was certainly an inspiration to me and anytime he went on David Letterman was like Christmas for me. Right, >> Jimmy?
138:24>> Yes. Yes. By the way, I went to a writer guild uh party at the Friers Club in New York when I wrote for Chappelle Show and I met the entire writing staff of David Letterman. And here's what they all had in common. They all hated hated David Letterman. They all hated him.
138:38>> Yeah. And the people who write for Jay Leno all love him. That's >> it's really amazing uh dialectic they got going. So, you know, I I I I wasn't the big I think the show that Jay Leno was the best at was his garage show.
138:54That show Jay Leno's garage. He It's cuz he's talking about something.
138:58>> Oh, his cars. Yeah, >> his car. And he made it interesting because he was interested in it >> cuz he didn't get coffee >> and and Yeah, he didn't get coffee.
139:07>> Just did the car parts. that I mean I've talked to some of the writers that write for him and I said you know that's the show he should have been doing all along and some of them agreed with me. So, uh, I I I I wasn't, you know, when I think that we got a watered down version of Jay Leno on the Tonight Show. And so, um, I I didn't understand it at the time, right? Uh, but just like David Letterman put on Suit Pants when he got his prime time slot, uh, on CBS, Jay Leno also had to water down some of the stuff he did. And so, I I I wanted the old Jay, right? So, I wasn't the biggest fan of that. And he's great on man on
139:45the street >> and he's his he would do the m the best thing about the Tonight Show I thought for my money was when he would do man on the street stuff it he was great at it.
139:54I wish he would just do a show like that >> and people don't know his standup when he was younger.
139:59>> So what again he was he was the best standup.
140:03>> I always heard that though. I mean from when I started all the comics would always say no he's like great he'd be out every night doing standup because he's doing it every single night even though he has a show. He He >> I would even do that writing for a show.
140:14>> I know. I wouldn't do that. He he he you know his his comedy before he got the Tonight Show was a big a big inspiration to me. He was maybe the best and uh I would say probably the best. Um and he's, you know, and now I I get to do comedy with him. Uh he goes to this club in Burbank called Flappers, uh all the time. It's it's near my house, so I go there all the time, too. It's a nice room and they always have a crowd and uh uh I I've gotten to interact with him and he is he is a swell guy. He's a really sweetheart of a guy and he's sincere. He's not a bullshitter and um >> he's never eaten a vegetable
140:56>> and he I guess he's never eaten a vegetable.
140:58>> That's one of his things. He can't abide vegetables. So I [laughter] have no idea. Look, >> he looks good. He's healthy. He'll say it. He's got a full head of hair and he's got a lot of >> vegetables are probably >> And you know, it's just a thrill for me to to to be able to uh you rub rub elbows with him at a comedy club and be on the same shows that he's on. I opened for him a couple weeks ago. It was a thrill. Uh he got on stage one night. I was doing a Jimmy Door show with my logo on the back and he got on he asked to do a set uh before my show started or before I got on stage. And I said,
141:30"Sure, of course. Jay Le wants to do a set of my show. Sure." He went up and he said my name about 15 times. Jimmy and I just it was just like surreal to hear. I remember Mitch Hedber I asked him, "Hey, what's it like when you do Devon Letterman?" He goes, "The biggest freak out is to hear David Letterman say my name." And that's what Mitch and I and and now it's the same thing for when I hear Jay Leno say my name. It's kind It's such a freakout to me.
141:53>> That's how I feel when I did Fallon. You know what I'm saying?
141:57>> But anyway, so that's what I think about that's what I think about Jay Leno. Uh, >> what about little Jay Leno?
142:04>> Oh, can [laughter] what's what's that?
142:06>> Because I knew I knew little Jay Leno.
142:09>> What do you mean?
142:09>> Conan would have a Jay Leno [laughter] on and uh all dwarves know each other. I don't know if you know that the one minority that all knows each other is dwarves and uh who's called little Jay Leno who's friends with my other friend Nikki Tall aka Nikki Koviki.
142:22>> Oh, okay. So, >> you know the bigger the larger model of Leno.
142:26>> Oh, okay. All right. So, that So, thanks for the question. That's what I think.
142:30Back to stuff.
142:31>> All right, here we go. Looking forward to Angela Mardle. She deserves major props for heroic leadership of the Libertarian Party. Thank you, Angela, for RA RA AWM happening again 3.0 on May 24th. Theo Fouchy lied, people died. Danny, >> yeah, to say the least.
142:52>> Breaking breaking news. Sloop J, you're here. Sloop >> can't argue with success, you know. A US court has suspended the sanctions on UN special rapaturur Franchesca Albanese.
143:05Wow.
143:07Sloop JB. Thank you. Thank you for that info.
143:12I started working at the Forest Service.
143:14Had a training video on Hun virus and immediately started cleaning out cleaning out warehouses with dust masks.
143:22No problem.
143:25That one dude at least had a show had a show cap on. Giraffe Rider.
143:31I used to love Conan and Zach when I was a kid. Then I grew up and discovered Jimmy Joy Black.
143:39Jimmy Tyler sliding a hot gun that's been fired down his pants would have burned his skin and shriveled up anything else down his pants like bacon. Funky lollipop. Hello funky. Stop depending on politicians and run CBIS. Roger.
144:01At least the IDF gave Conan knee pads for his dog obedience training.
144:07Fluffles.
144:08The world makes a lot more sense once you realize that Benjamin Milowski is just trying to avoid his wife for 24 hours a day. He'd rather moonlight as Hitler than be home with that monster.
144:21Usern for me.
144:24Um, all right. Roger. Thank you for >> Hey, I thought Pig was against the Torah. Milkowski. [laughter] Nice one. 400 million people with access to guns and Fouchy is still alive.
144:37Roshchack Monday show. Everyone was depressed and down asking what do we do? I would have told you but had no money. But today's payday, baby. Do you know I just found out his real name, Milikowski? It actually, this makes me laugh. It means one from a place named Millia Milikovo, which is a town in Poland. It literally means he's not from Israel. His name literally means that.
145:09>> Wow.
145:11>> His original name means he's from Poland. Ah, you can't write. You can't make it up. [laughter] >> Monday's show, everyone was depressed and down asking what do we do? I would have told you, but I had no money. But today's payday, baby. So, I'll tell you the same as always. Roger.
145:29Jay L. Jay Lennena was literally a shabas for real. Look it up. A shabas Holo cruder.
145:37>> J. Wait, he was a guy turning on ovens for people.
145:40>> I I don't know what shabas go.
145:42>> Good work. If you can get it.
145:43>> Yeah, I I Good work, right? Uh, Roger, stop depending on politicians and run CBI. I read that one. Roger. My friend is in clownspiracy.
145:54Free with ads on YouTube. A sequel is in the works. Just plug all love all the time. Pachuli Diver.
146:06>> Is there a clown spiracy on top of everything else now?
146:09>> Oh, okay. So, Jimmy's not here right now, so maybe you want to weigh in on this one. Okay. So Steve says, "Jimmy, haven't you said that you didn't really understand Israel Palestine prior to October 7th? Why should Conan be held to a higher standard?"
146:23>> Because he literally went there and saw what was going on. And he tried to talk to people in Gaza in this segment. You would have to be a maniac. And by the way, Harvard educated on top of it. So, no, he knows what's going on, but it's not, you know, he in his head he's trying to be nuanced to the uh Nazi thing, but but like dude, now he could be saying something now that we know. We all know. Now he could be saying something, but he's not going to cuz he's part of the thing. Oh, he's a Bohemian Grove member, too. Did you know that about Coney?
146:56>> What?
146:57>> Bohemian Grove member.
147:01the grove. You know, the grove with the big owl that they worship and it's for some reason not insane to people.
147:06>> Yeah, but you know what? You got to cut him some slack. He just doesn't know about Bohemian Grove.
147:11>> I mean, he goes there. It's like not knowing about >> Gaza. He's not sure. You know, >> Max Blumenthal started out going to Israel. Correct me if I'm wrong. He went there to go prove that it's not what the uh people say how bad it is to the Gazins. And now he is how he is now after he went there.
147:29>> No, he was exposed. He got informed and uh he now has a position on it. I get you.
147:35>> Even if he went on a curated tour of Israel, Conan, he should be smart enough to know what they're doing at that point. For a guy that could see right through Trump and you know, for a guy could see through a lot of stuff, it was surprising he wouldn't see through that.
147:49>> You know, I I I'll say one thing about Conan. During the writer strike, Conan didn't do what other late night talk shows did. He like kind of did his own thing. And you know, I remember even just seeing him like he was twirling a quarter on his desk. But I will say this, you know, I I think Steve, your question about But what about Conan? Um, >> did he do a show still during the strike?
148:09>> Say it again.
148:10>> Conan did a show during the strike.
148:12>> Yeah.
148:13>> Why?
148:15>> I guess he had to.
148:18Um, but he didn't use his writers. He just showed up and and he was he was boring on purpose when on some of the clips that I saw. Oh, I see what. So, if he's smart, if he's savvy enough to pull a move like that, you ain't going to figure out a a literal genocide by now and you're going to sit there like an idiot talking a a comedy spokes thing Chris Fleming about nonsense their Hot Wings appearance, >> right?
148:40>> I mean, what what are you doing? And I also say that, you know, when you see these people that are in positions of influence and they're late late night talk show hosts and they're getting advertisers and there must be some money being made for that, you know, um don't you want to hold them to a high standard if they're supposed to be the jester on TV or are you just dismissing them because they are the the faux jester on TV? So >> this this whole jester feudal noble lord everybody's into. I don't know what the you any of you talking about. the just oh I'm not an archetype with a responsibility to maintain some
149:17nonsense feudal idea. Um, there's just a truth and not the truth. And okay, you want to stay out of it, go ahead. But don't weigh in with Zach Alfanakis blaming Rogan after the Let's say innocently he went there and didn't know. Don't ever talk about Rogan, idiot. Don't even bring it up. In fact, maybe defend him and correct Zach since you're that compromised innocently or not.
149:41>> And I think it's I would say it's interesting. It's very interesting.
149:45Like, you know, like my my wonderful governor. Very interesting. It's interesting.
149:50>> It's interesting that people have such a emotional reaction or more of a reaction to uh the name Joe Rogan than they do to their own governor, to their own senator, their own representatives.
150:03>> Deep down, they know they got no control over that. Even though they still vote like cattle, deep down, they know they don't control. They know they're like Chinese people. We don't control the government. They know it deep down, but instead of saying it out loud, they transfer it onto celebs. Celebrity culture, Lucifer culture, a star, a shining star.
150:22When I don't know when anyone's going to put that together, the horseshit of that, but that's how they hypnotize you into not looking at your lead. I mean, your leaders are fake, too. So, really, uh, you're pretty pretty screwed, I guess. Just keep voting, cows.
150:38>> But we need we need that t-shirt. Keep voting, cows. really would be the plural. Cows is not correct. [laughter] >> It's not the right Oh, she's a cattle.
150:47>> Not the right one. Cattle. I But I like cows. Uh, let's see. Oh, wait. Somebody just had that. Shoot. I got to get that one before it goes away. Just was here.
150:57It was about Spencer Pratt. Let's see.
151:00Spencer Pratt. Somebody Oh, James Lee came out with a short about Spencer Pratt. I saw it. What is he like staying at the Beverly Hills Hotel or something like that right now? And so he's not really staying at his trailer on top of his Pacific Palisades home. I'm not sure. I didn't see it, but you can all check it out. Um, let's see. This lying non-stop without shame takes a kind a special kind of demon. You got that right, Artis. I >> mean, it's just the main kind. It's just called the de. I mean, it's just regular de. It's the whole the whole story of the whole thing is that is the lie. The first lie.
151:30>> Um, Morty Duke, I begged my ex for a pardon back in 2014. Morty Seth USS Liberty Attack survivor Phil Turney would make a great guest with upcoming anniversary in June. Okay, let me put that to the side and make sure I s share that, Seth. Thank you for the recommendation.
151:49>> Did you ever bring me back?
151:52>> Oh, no, I didn't. My dog. All right, so um let's go like with this one, ladies and gentlemen.
151:59Um, my favorite Leno car is the one with the 12-cylinder plane engine with the ghee comically large chain with the comically large chain. Chili pop haggler frat. Okay. All right. Back to Jimmy.
152:14>> So, uh, Trump seems determined to make sure the Republicans lose every vote in the midterm election. I don't know if you've seen this, Kurt, but, uh, so he was asked about Iran and the regarding the Iran war. Trump says Americans financial situations don't matter to him. Not even one bit.
152:33>> A tiny bit.
152:34>> When the GOP gets annihilated in November, don't you dare blame Tucker or Megan or Candace or or Fuentes or Massie. Just watch this over and over. Let's watch this together.
152:45Let's watch it.
152:51>> When you're negotiating with Iran, Mr.
152:53president. To what extent are American financial situations motivating you to make a deal?
152:58>> Not even a little bit. It the only thing that matters when I'm talking about Iran, they can't have a nuclear weapon.
153:04I don't think about Americans financial situation. I don't think about anybody.
153:09I think about one thing. We cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon. That's all.
153:15That's the only thing that motivated.
153:18>> Could you >> and the ballroom? Two things. I think about two things. terrific ballroom and Iran and not have a nuke.
153:24>> And if my if my son Baron can manipulate the markets when I say with the wars on and off again and make $135 million in one day >> did he good for him a giant in every level financially, physically?
153:37>> Why um Iran have a nuke?
153:39>> So there why why can't Iran have a nuke?
153:41Why can >> what will happen?
153:42>> Why can Israel have a nuke? Why can Pakistan have a nuke? Why can North Korea have a nuke? You said they couldn't. They said they couldn't have a nuke, but then they got one. Never brought it up ever again. Isn't that weird?
153:53>> Isn't that weird?
153:54>> So, >> but you can't overthrow them now. That's why.
153:56>> That's right. Cuz now we can't overthrow them because they have a nuke.
154:01>> So, China has a nuke. Russia has a nuke.
154:04We have nukes. Israel has 200 nukes.
154:06Pakistan has nukes. North Korea, the person that's supposed to be a madman, has nukes.
154:14>> But for some reason, Iran can't have a nuke. Really?
154:17>> Well, cuz Iran's really close to Israel, Jimmy. And guess what? So, you know, Israel has that great Samson option, which is which uh they should have, where they will fire all their nukes into all the surrounding countries if they're ever losing.
154:28>> Yeah.
154:29>> They're ever losing the land they stole.
154:31So, if Iran had a nuke, they could nuke Israel before they did the Samson option, couldn't they? Uh >> it would render a lot of things that we got plans for incomplete, I would say.
154:43So, Donald Trump, not even a like it's like he should be on your podcast. Can you hear yourself?
154:51>> Oh, he can.
154:53>> Not even a little bit. I don't care about the financial wos of American citizens.
154:58I That is uh >> No, it's because of how important this Iran thing is.
155:04>> No, it's so important that nobody in America gives a crap about >> I actively want Iran to develop nuclear weapons.
155:11>> I do, too. They don't need them by the way. If they had a if because if Iran had a nuclear weapon, the straight of Hormuz would have been open. It would have never been closed. They would have never attacked them and we would never have this war that's that is on the verge of becoming a world war. It would have never happened.
155:28>> Um >> a nuke means a country you can't just take over how you want. You're going to have to do it subtly now. How they did to America.
155:34>> This is the same guy who spent years promising lower prices, protecting working families, and America first. Now he's dragging us into another costly war and openly admits he doesn't even care what it's doing to your wallet.
155:47>> Hey, tried to fight or buying gas, which is I think five a gallon where I live now.
155:51>> It's seven a gallon here in California.
155:54>> Oo, you guys are ahead.
155:56>> I don't know how people can afford anything here when gas is $7 a gallon. I don't understand it.
156:00>> Oh, well, when the UBI comes in >> and then they try to say, Kurt, oh no, it's great because the United States says we're selling more oil than ever.
156:07Yeah, that's not great for Americans.
156:09That's great for Exxon and Shell. That's not great for American. That money doesn't go in our pockets. In fact, it's going the other way. It goes out of our pockets because the prices are so high.
156:21>> Don't you blame Fentes for this.
156:22>> Don't you Don't you dare.
156:25Don't you dare.
156:30>> Dating girls.
156:30>> He said there's no way Charlie Kirk the fed story is true about Charlie Kirk.
156:34That's what he says.
156:34>> Dating girls is gay.
156:36>> Well, that's true. So, hey, he's got me there.
156:40>> Uh, I don't think I've ever Sean McHugh says, "I don't think I've ever heard an American president say he doesn't care about Americans financial situation."
156:48That's a new one.
156:49>> That's why you got to vote Democrat because they'll say they care and then also do the same >> and then also crush your union strike.
156:55>> Yeah.
156:56>> Uh, so the man who ran on America First just admitted he doesn't think about how Americans are doing financially. Oh, Jank Uger makes an appearance on the show. Whoa. My old buddy.
157:09>> Don't you blame Jank.
157:11>> My old boss. My old buddy. Jank U. Don't you blame Jenk. [laughter] >> Justice is coming for Jake.
157:18>> Justice is coming. [gasps] >> Justice is a horse. Anyway, no. Uh [laughter] I uh Oh, >> I I uh I don't have any animosity towards Jenkuger. It's all go. I He He appears in my dreams >> really.
157:36>> And when whenever my haters appear in my dreams, it >> wake up and you come.
157:40>> It re up and I come. And it reminds me [laughter] >> it re it reminds me that uh we're all just playing parts. Uh this is one lifetime >> and we're all playing parts and it doesn't matter. We're like actors in a play. And it I just have uh feelings of gratitude when I wake up because he did help me out a lot. He gave me a paycheck t and g let me learn how to do this on the fly at his job. There's no training to do this job. There's no you go you don't go somewhere to train to do this.
158:13You just you have to someone opens a door for you and then you show up and you do it and if you don't do it they close the door.
158:20>> Yeah. That's >> the worst thing you could do is have someone open the door for you.
158:24>> Anyway, the point is he did that for me.
158:27Yeah.
158:27>> He opened the door >> and I walked through it and I was able to do it. And I learned watching him do it. I learned being put on panels and just, you know, you you learn by the seat of your pants. That's how you learn how to do this >> headlining.
158:40>> And just like standup comedy, there's nobody's going to go learn you how to do it. There's no training. The comedy club isn't go come in for training.
158:48>> That's not how the same thing with acting. Nobody the the the people who hire you to go act. They don't go, "Okay, we're going to have training a training week of how to act." That's not how it works.
158:58>> You're supposed to show up with it.
158:59Yeah.
158:59>> So, Jank Uger opened the door for me. He gave me a paycheck and I uh learned how to do this at at a high level >> and >> and his nephew taught me how to make a doggo obey with the power of electricity.
159:12>> Now, to my credit, the first time they had me on, I was already pretty good at it, right? because I had been hosting I was I was a comedian and I was hosting my own video show >> and so I was I kind of had uh kind of some experience doing it. So when the door opened I was able to walk I remember the first time I did it I was I was filling in for Jen cuz he had gotten his big job at MSNBC and they wanted guest host. So they brought me in and they go hey don't look at the comments and I'm like why? They go because every they our crowd hates everybody who fills in. Well, of course, I looked at the
159:47comments and everybody loved me and they immediately offered me a permanent job.
159:52>> Who filled in normally? Ben Shapiro.
159:54>> Uh they whoever. And so anyway, so so I just have gratitude for so now honestly I don't have any animosity towards him.
160:01I've even thought about calling him because now he's come to the right side.
160:06You know, he realized he's anti-war which is nice. He's >> bombing Syria wasn't a good idea. he bombing Syria wasn't a good idea because just like I said, the chief head chopper from al-Qaeda took over, he sees that was probably another is war for Israel.
160:21Uh also uh uh they're the instead of defending AOC, which they did during force to vote, he's now criticizing AOC.
160:30>> Hey, welcome to the party.
160:31>> So it's nice. So it's so we're back on the same page again.
160:35>> Right. Right. And you know, so I like Frederick Douglas, like Frederick Douglas says, I'll join with anyone to do good and no one to do wrong.
160:42>> Even a Russian asset like Aaron Mate, >> even a Russian asset like Aaron Mate, who is a Assad to was paid by the Russians. We all know that.
160:51>> And uh uh anywh who uh so let's see what Jenk has to say. Uh totally unacceptable. Je says about Trump saying that he doesn't give an S about us. He only cares about Israel because they bribed him and very likely have blackmail on him. We both I I can't disagree with both those things. We need to have an American president, someone who cares about Americans instead of just super wealthy supporters of Israel.
161:19Well, the problem with that, Jenky, you're correct in theory. Uh the problem with that is uh if someone was an American president interested in taking care of Americans, he would be killed like Charlie Kirk.
161:31They don't get there, right? And when so there you go. Um but anyway I good tweet.
161:38>> It's a lot of cabala school to get to the White House.
161:40>> Lot of Kaba >> but [laughter] Kabla Kalaba >> Koalaba. Solid tweet by Jenkuger.
161:48>> Yeah.
161:49>> Wouldn't it be great to have him back on his I would love to have him back on his show. I don't think he would come. But >> I think >> Hey, speaking of Jugger, whatever happened to the Weaguers in China? Boy, isn't it amazing how all the conservatives never bring them up those muzzies up ever again? Remember we were so concerned for them. Viv Vivic Pastrami Pastrami when he came on our show he pre he pretended to care like the that the Ugers there's a million Ugers being starved in China.
162:14>> Yeah. Well, there's two million in in Palestine.
162:19>> Anyway, he's gonna be funny.
162:20>> Anyway, he's going to be governor of Ohio now. So, >> Oh god.
162:23>> We just can't help stop electing criminals. Um, here I like this. Uh, Cheeky, hello Cheeky. Cheeky says, uh, Trump projection. He must be so relieved people are not talking about the Trump Epstein file so much. Now, he must also be worried about the coming election to have started an unnecessary unilateral illegal war that will end up costing Americans a trillion dollars. Let's remember what he said back in 2012. He said, "I always said Barack Obama will attack Iran in some form prior to the election. In 2011, he said, "Back Obama will attack Iran in the not too distant future because it will help him win the
163:01election.
163:02I predict that President Obama will at some point attack Iran in order to save face." That was to so three years in a row he said that.
163:09>> Wow. How do you That's what he would do if he were in position.
163:13>> That's called projection. Yes. And so how many years away from a bomb is Iran away from a a nuclear bomb? In 84 they said they were 5 to 10 years away. In ' 87 they said within a decade. In ' 89 they said 10 years or less. In ' 91 5 to 10 years. 92 3 to So it [laughter] just keeps going. That's just within a decade. 5 years a few years. Months 10.
163:35In 2005 they said months away.
163:37>> And then in 2010 they said a year away.
163:392011 through 2012 they said weeks away.
163:422014 near ready almost right now.
163:46>> Oh.
163:46>> And then 2015 back to two to three months.
163:49>> It never came out. I had a lobster bib on and a fork and knife waiting for my >> 20 2023 they said days and weeks and then 2025 they said days and Trump is saying again >> so the this time it's different though right >> I thought he first of all they the first Top Gun part two bombing run we got we got it >> we got it >> we've obliterated them then we unobliterated >> get it >> yeah well listen if it's any causellation it's going to be way more than a trillion dollars it's going to be the end of the dollar itself and it's going to be uh that new uh what do you call it? Central digital.
164:22>> Well, the reason Larry Ellison Bucks.
164:23>> Yeah. CBD uh central banking digital currency. Hey, the there the the the king of England just said that they're starting to implement that.
164:32>> He just said that while wearing a crown.
164:35I'm not kidding. while wearing >> new kings. [laughter] >> If you went to the Newkings March, are you that See, that's so absurdly stupid that I don't I don't know how people don't believe in my control because that is so on the face of it. I get BLM.
164:51Okay, that should have been the last thing you ever fell for if you were falling for That should have been the last one after all the money went to some fat in Hamas. You all should have known that that was a fake thing.
165:02Nope. I still want to march and I don't want to do real things and I certainly don't want to talk about Zionism.
165:09>> Um, all right. Uh, come see me this weekend in Oklahoma City, Atlanta, Raleigh, Spokane, Tacoma, Levant. Go to jimmy.com for a link for tickets. Over to Steph.
165:19>> All right. Uh, let's see. Enjoying the LA Mayor's race. Any update on Pratt coming on the show?
165:25>> Is he coming on the show?
165:28Are you me?
165:31So, we've reached out to them twice. So, you're kidding me, >> Robin.
165:38>> We reached out to what's his name?
165:39>> Spencer Pratt.
165:40>> Spencer Pratt like three times. I have his personal cell phone number. I texted him twice and then his PR person got back to me and said, "Hey, I'll take care of it. We'll book him." And then you reached out to her and she didn't.
165:53You got to be me.
165:54>> I guess that's how she takes care of booking. Come on, let's get back to the chats. We are not flies. Obama was also a shabas a non-Jew who is employed by Jews to perform certain types of work that Jewish religious law prohibits a Jew from doing on the shabit. We are not flies. You learn a little something every day when you tune in to the Jimmy Door Show. Wait, do you mean like Obama worked that way in the sense of going to Hedic's house and turning on their ovens and lights or do you mean you're saying his actions performed fall under that category and therefore it's a shot? Is that what they mean? I I don't care.
166:33>> How many times have you [laughter] reached out?
166:36>> I think that's what they mean. All right.
166:38>> How many times have reached out?
166:39>> Pratt just got the power to his trailer to the other day. He was staying in a hotel and I think his kids are going to school in Santa Barbara because the school is burned down. They were doxed >> his >> Oh, that was from Kate. Thank you, Kate.
166:56Hey, Kurt John wants to know, "Have you ever met Tommy Blotcha? Used to know him in Chicago before he got to the Conan gig.
167:04Really funny and cool dude. Love >> Wait, the guy that made the guy that made Death Clock, the cartoon. My my friend Todd James used to work uh with that guy on on Minority and back in the day. If that's who I'm thinking of, Tommy, is that is that that guy that from from a >> I never met him. The answer is no.
167:21Rather than an anecdote, I'll just say no. I have never met him. [laughter] >> All right, let's see here.
167:27How do you cope? How do they cope with gas at $7 a gallon? They're buying burly trailers for their bicycles and doing grocery runs for their bicycles and doing grocery runs. Lake Vakum. I I didn't follow it exactly, but it is $7.
167:45>> So, uh, his PR person, Emily, got back.
167:48I said, "Hey, any update on this?" My producer, Misha, reached out to you. And the response came very quickly. No, I'm sure you can imagine how busy we are. We will get back to you.
168:01>> Yeah, you're busy with what?
168:04>> Um, something with Israel. Don't think it is right.
168:09>> Uh, folks got to cancel their Hulu and ABC TV in solidarity with the people of Utah fighting Canadian.
168:16>> This would one of those things probably priority question mark.
168:21>> Don't try gaslighting me.
168:24[laughter] >> Wait, what were you just saying, Steph?
168:28What did you just read?
168:30Folks got to cancel their Hulu and ABC TV in solidarity with the people of Utah fighting Canadian Zio Kevin Olirri's data center. These data centers are no bueno. Cheddar Mountain.
168:43>> Why would you have a subscription to either of those? I don't I can't cancel because I never had that.
168:47>> Don't gaslight me. [laughter] >> That's probably not I don't care enough.
168:51>> I don't I don't really give a you. Don't come on Spencer.
168:55>> All right. Um yeah. Um, so Morty, I begged my ex for pardon back in 2014.
169:02Oh, I read that one. Okay, got it. All right. How you doing, Jim? I read him.
169:07>> Jim Jim.
169:10Uh, I sometimes um he ignores me without knowing he's ignoring me. He just doesn't know. He just And I don't take it personally. All right. How can you take it personally when somebody doesn't know they're ignoring you?
169:24>> [laughter] >> I may text Spencer, too, to stop gaslighting.
169:28>> Let me hit him up, too. Maybe I'm not the best I'm [laughter] >> I'm not the bestim I'm not the best person to deal with the the media flaxs from politicians.
169:39>> I I >> I told Bern Bernie Sanders media flack to off.
169:44>> And then and then the guy when he quit working for Bernie and he started a podcast, he asked me for a favor. I'm like, you got to be out of your mind.
169:50>> Who's the favor? Uh, he wanted me to help him promote him. Like, you got to be out of your mind.
169:55>> He wanted you to help him move.
169:57[laughter] >> Hey, Jimmy. Jimmy, can you help me doing this weekend?
170:05>> You got on Sunday from 12:00 to 5, I'll be moving. I got a U-Haul. I'm gonna get everybody Kentucky Fried Chicken after.
170:12[laughter] [laughter] Um, okay.
170:24Here's the real reason behind all the data center. There's a million data center stories. I could I could do 12 data center stories a day.
170:31>> Nightmare.
170:31>> It's a And it's And why do you think this is? This is the final squeeze from the the surveillance state, which is the oligarchy, which is you're done. They've got every email, every text, and every phone call you make already. They can shut down your bank account if you protest in a way they don't like that the truckers prove that during co um now they got >> Oh, the robots, the the data center robots, the Tesla bots are going to be charged at those centers. The new cops, the new robo cops.
171:00>> Oh, and and they could shut your car off when they want. And they so they want you living in storage containers in 15-minute cities driving electric scooters and eating the bugs that hit you on the face as you drive around town. And so here a power to the people says it's all connected. Billionaires are building the data centers to power the artificial intelligence that will replace our jobs and the US government is doing it for mass surveillance and war. That's exactly what it's for. that if if you want to know why it's being done and it's being done against your will, it's because you don't live in a
171:34democracy as I've been telling you on and if you do and these I I love you always get these people, Jimmy, we don't live in a democracy. We live in a a constitutional republic.
171:43>> You don't live in that either. You live in >> you don't live in that either. Exactly.
171:48As Kurt just said, >> you don't have we don't have none of that.
171:50>> You live in an oligarchy, a technofudal oligarchy. But uh just to just to clear that up, there's different forms of democracy. There's a pure democracy where majority rules. That's not what we have. We have a constitutional democracy or represent and what that is is a form of democracy. So that it is a democracy.
172:09It's just not a pure democracy.
172:13>> I like that idea.
172:13>> We have a constitutional republic where you're supposed to be able to vote and that's supposed to matter. But majority doesn't always rule because we have a constitution that provides minority protections. So that's what so it's a form of democracy. So saying that it's not a democracy is 100% incorrect >> because you could prevent tyranny from the masses that way. Like if everybody said stop doing slavery >> that way you have to talk about it first.
172:36>> So why don't you ask Grock? Grock is a constitutional republic a form of democracy and Grock will tell you yes it is.
172:44>> Anyway, so not that Grock is always right. So billionaires are building the D. So that so Oh, and they're building the data centers over farmland to reduce our food supply since the AI robot robots won't need food.
172:59>> Does Bill Gates know they're taking his land?
173:02>> Are you awake yet? Their plan is to replace millions of us with robots to usher in their AI techno capitalist dystopia. The best way for us to stop it is to stop the data centers that will power it all. I don't know how you do that. Um, >> best of luck. What are they gonna stop the Marxists?
173:20[laughter] >> It's done. It's all over.
173:22>> By the way, why would we need that for war? I mean, Trump's on his way to China with 20 billionaires to get them to help with Iran.
173:29>> Oh, yeah. So, there you go. It's going to work out just fine, you black pills out there.
173:33>> So, let's watch this video.
173:37So, so is he looking at the farmland? That's what he's looking around at the farmland. Ironically, this looks AI.
173:45That's the That's the irony here. That's the irony here. And we had to mute it because the song that's playing under it is uh is uh copywritten or whatever.
174:01>> Okay. So, that's that was quite compelling.
174:04>> What was that from?
174:05>> I I don't know what that was from. That was attached to this tweet, but >> it doesn't really it's there's nothing to it. Um, more more perfect union says nearly 50,000 people in the Lake Tahoe area have been told that their utility will stop providing power to them.
174:22>> Why?
174:22>> 50,000 people.
174:23>> Why? Because it's redirecting that power to data centers. Now, why would they why do they care who they sell power to? Why wouldn't they want to sell power to people just as much as they want to sell it to a data center?
174:35Uh Nevada Energy, the Nevada utility that has supplied most of Lake Taho's electricity for decades, says that next year it will stop servicing homes in the area and instead direct that electricity to the growing demand from Nevada data centers. Northern Nevada is one of the fastest growing data center corridors in the country. I like they call it corridors.
174:58>> Boy, you thought the mass immigration was bad. [laughter] Yeah.
175:05Wow. Wow. We wow wow wow.
175:07>> Wow.
175:08Uh back to power to the people. He says a dangerous viewpoint is forming. You don't have to worry about AI. The billionaires are going to give us UB is that >> what?
175:20>> UBI.
175:22>> Which is which is uh universal basic income. So you don't have to worry about you don't have a job.
175:27>> Does he hang out with [snorts] Yang or something? How?
175:30>> No. No. This is what No, he's he's saying this is a bad thing. He's >> No, I know.
175:34>> There is nothing rational about assuming the ruling class will just give us UBI.
175:39They don't care about us now and will care even less when they don't need our labor. Yep. The passive mindset is this passive mindset is dangerous, irrational, and lacks historical perspective. Any gains the masses have ever made had to be won by rising up against the ruling class. This is true.
175:59This the mo this moment in history is no different. AI is only accelerating the need for the people to unite and fight to take control of the economy from these pro- AI antihuman billionaires. I uh I have to agree with them.
176:17Uh data centers are cutting power to homes, driving homeowners to solar and batteries. So that's what's going to happen. Everybody's going to have to get their own uh Tesla battery to put at their house. And if they have to charge it with solar, not in my backyard. Most Americans oppose AI data centers, Gallup finds. No kidding.
176:38>> Really? Well, you had to get a poll to figure that out. But I'm glad they did.
176:42Seven and 10 Americans oppose building AI data centers in their communities with nearly half strongly opposed. And guess what? You're getting it anyway.
176:51Just like you you don't the Democrats don't want the power the oligarchs to rig their primaries which they did the last three times. you. You're getting it anyway.
177:02you. Pay me.
177:04>> Climate change isn't isn't a thing. They just announced Oh, but well, you're going to have to go get solar panels and not use Exactly. As you said, so now you got the UN admitting climate change isn't a thing and that all our pred all of our horrible predictions were a lie.
177:19>> And why? Because they got a building these data centers. That's why so now so the elite isn't going to use climate change as much to control you anymore because now they're going to actually control you.
177:31Wow.
177:34>> Some people are going to be mad, but you got to understand the new generations are alpha and beyond expect nothing.
177:39They don't expect a home or health care or or food. They expect nothing. So we're going to start clean slate just when you all when you die out.
177:48>> Wow.
177:50Uh, I got great news for you. Pretty soon you won't have things like backyards to worry about. So, >> I forot. [laughter] It's not in my backyard. It's not yours.
177:59>> Uh, concerns concern center on environment impact, resource use, and quality of life. What is that? That doesn't make any sense to me. The opposition could hinder the expansion of AI infrastructure in the US. What?
178:14>> May. Yeah, I'm sure.
178:15>> I don't know what any of those two things did. Can you understand what those two things just said?
178:19>> They're concern center on environmental impact, resource use.
178:22>> So Americans concern I thought it was concern center.
178:25>> Uhhuh.
178:26>> Oh, they'll open a concern center and then gradually install it. There's going to be like fake back and forth from your >> concern center is going to be AI. You know it. Concern center on environmental impact, resource use, and quality of life. Got it. Yeah.
178:38>> The opposition could hinder the expansion of AI infrastructure in the U.
178:42What opposition? There's no the what was that? What do you I don't know what that means. the opposition.
178:46>> People complain enough, there will be some fake opposition. And what will happen is hopefully we'll be at war.
178:51Yeah. Hopefully, we'll be in war by then. So, it won't matter what you say at all. But until then, they'll do I'm against this and they'll and and they'll nud they'll keep nudging forward even and with little battles, right? Yes.
179:02They'll do a little dialectic, but always moving towards this.
179:05>> Malice Daka says if they are smart enough, politicians should block this.
179:10Do you know it has nothing to do with intelligence? If they're smart, [clears throat] >> they're smart enough to take if >> the way how do you think they get to be elected politicians? By taking the money by taking the money of the people who do are doing this.
179:25>> That's how you get that's how VC Fastrami is becoming Ohio's governor.
179:31>> Davos man VC pastrami >> power to the people says politicians are getting kickbacks and campaign donations to approve the data centers. They are all selling us all out. This is what they do and what their function is in our capitalist oligarchy. There's >> plus they ate a baby and there's video of it.
179:47>> Plus they ate a baby and there's video.
179:49>> Like dude, you're not going to be in that position unless you do something so foul and unforgivable on recording that they can depend on you to always do the right thing.
179:59>> I I'm not I'm not I just can't believe people think like this >> that I mean I mean I get I'm with you on the sentiment, Malice Dakis. I'm with you on the sentiment, but do you These are people who still think it matters to vote Democrat or Republican.
180:14>> Well, he's got two likes on a 4,000 viewed. I'm guessing a lot of people.
180:18>> I'm guessing if if if you if anything has taught you since the since the 9/11 that voting doesn't matter.
180:25>> It does not matter. You you are getting what they want what they want you to get, which is no health care, no decent jobs, no infrastructure. Uh, we're gonna It's 100% 24-hour surveillance. You're going to be in debt forever. We're going to be like China except with more street crime and slow trains.
180:45>> That's true. Yeah. Yeah.
180:46>> And a lot more And a lot more homeless people.
180:49>> Mhm.
180:51>> Holy effing f.
180:54>> Wow.
180:54>> Well, was the the techno state was always the dream. These tech freaks openly talk about these things like it's fine and good. Oh, that guy with the hair lip. I can't stand him. And Ben Girtzel, uh, he was at Epcene Island. He went with Epstein Africa to map kids brains. And, uh, the little Sophia doll that they're going to give to girls to [snorts] make them interested in STEM, which would actually secretly be recording your daughter. These They're all freaks, these people.
181:20>> Okay, over to Seth.
181:22>> Oh, >> where are we? Seph, you're not keeping track of me anymore.
181:25>> Oh, I'm sorry. Oh my goodness. Eight.
181:29Um, I Wait a minute. Where was the one that just said? Oh, it's a really good one. It was about once It was about data centers. We'll get to that one later.
181:38Here we go.
181:41Once the economy collapses, the data centers will follow. Social observer.
181:45Thank you, Social Observer.
181:47>> What do you mean that will come online and the robots that are going to replace Remember defund your police? Well, that was because they're going to replace them with robots. They want you to have bad policing. They want to crash the economy. You're going to turn to the oligarchs to get your UBI and your robot police and you're going to talk to robot Jesus on the phone. They already have these things. These things are already here. You can call robo Jesus and and and pray about it if you want.
182:09>> I mean, we already go crazy when you have to call somebody because you need help with something and all you get is some sort of machine, you know, that says, "I can help you with that." No, no, you can't help me with that. I don't want you to help me with that. I want a person to help me with that. If terrorism was not every single time cooked up by the state, if there was such a thing as naturally terrorism happening, it would have happened somebody losing their about that.
182:33Like that's a thing that a normal person I I could see going batshit and being like, I'm blowing up whoever's responsible for this, you know, like uh the uni bomber. But even the uni bomber was an MK Ultra, wasn't he?
182:46>> All right, here we go. Back to you, ladies and gents.
182:52I'm grateful to Jenk for giving you a show, Jimmy. You were awesome on TYT with Frank Coniff. Miranda Fair, look at you. Uh, yes, Kurt. That's the guy. Used to buy weed from him. He was trying to get money to buy a word processor to help him with his writing. Lol. John, >> who's this?
183:09>> I think they were talking about that guy earlier.
183:12>> Matcha.
183:12>> I mean, yeah, he he's supposed to be pretty funny, that guy. That's what Todd said. Todd's a real good friend of mine.
183:17Todd James.
183:19Hey, social observer.
183:22I got lost in the Tennessee forest today looking for a farmtotable restaurant.
183:27Turned out they got all their food frozen and they didn't know about the Jews. We are cooked. I don't >> uh You should go to that Yellow Deli with that cult runs. That's that's all 100% organic cult slave farm foods.
183:41Excellent restaurant. Yellow deli. I had an AI Grock tweet go vir go kind of viral. Social observer.
183:51Thank you. Hey Jimmy door show. I have a recommendation. This is from Vanip.
183:57Maybe do an episode every once in a while that's just devoted to comedy.
184:02Different comedian guests talk about your past experiences, comedy clubs, etc. Thank you for that recommendation.
184:09Oh. Uh, Pim Tulle is a cyborg social observer. Pim Tulle. The whole we took out Iran's nuclear arsenal line became like the Palpatine reveal in The Last Jedi. They returned somehow. Spike.
184:27I meant to say at least that dude had a shower cap on. Giraffe Rider. Right.
184:32Right. I know what you're talking about.
184:33Yeah, he did have a shower cap on. Holo Crust Trufer. Uh, thank you so much, amigo. Uh, resist data centers. Th this is funny. Uh, commentator five, you say resist data centers. Ask rock.
184:49[laughter] >> I don't trust Meer unless he wears a black cube on his head.
184:55>> Social observer. Why a black cube?
184:58>> You don't understand. The black cube is around you now. I don't need to wear it on my head.
185:04>> I did.
185:05>> You're in the cube. You're [clears throat] already in the cube.
185:07>> I I didn't even know I was in the cube.
185:09>> You're in the cube.
185:10>> I didn't know.
185:12AI Dennis centers will burn me. Stop being so awesome and realize we will have robot death. Social observer coming in strong at the end here.
185:21>> I'm getting a ring. Yeah.
185:23>> Me.
185:23>> Oh, back to Jim.
185:25>> I don't know if y'all saw this. When I say y'all, I mean people in the south.
185:30Now, the end begins. Says, "Breaking news. Evangelical and Jewish religious leaders >> gathered today in South Florida to pray over a golden statue of President Donald Trump.
185:42>> It's called Don Colossus.
185:44>> Nice.
185:44>> This is idolatry that needs to be both called out and condemned. Total preparation for the coming antichrist.
185:50Flee this wicked. This is, by the way, I thought this was AI when I saw it. This is not This is >> This is real.
185:57>> This is 100% real. Look, I'm not one for Bible hysterics.
186:02>> Yes.
186:03>> Okay.
186:04>> But that looks very much like they are worshiping a golden calf.
186:07>> Yes.
186:08>> I'm just waiting for Charles Charles H to smash the two tablets in disgust.
186:12[laughter] They reenacting the old the Charlton H film.
186:15>> Remember that?
186:17>> Uh, by the way, just relax. It's just gold paint over a 3D printed casting casing anyway.
186:24>> Oh, no way. No way would the real Antichrist settle for something like that. Come on.
186:29>> Yeah, >> but it does blow the whole Jewish rule of no idols out of the water completely.
186:34It does do that. Of course, Trump isn't even there for this. He's playing golf, you pathetic bunch of saps. But even more so, he's playing you.
186:45>> Let's watch this.
186:47>> This is real. That's a real thing.
186:50>> Make sure everyone can hear. Okay, sir.
186:54>> Hello, everybody. Hey, I want to thank you so much for being there today and more importantly for what you did. The uh >> the statue is beautiful. You know, I saw it during the weekend. We had a big PGA tournament with a a great champion and all great champions actually, but it was a great tournament and I got to look at it very closely and it's incredible. And I just want to thank I know it was done from love and I want to thank Mark Burns, a pastor. He's a good pastor.
187:23He's a good man. I've known him a long time. He's been with me from the beginning. Right from the beginning, maybe about two days later. Right. Two days later, >> Mr. President.
187:33>> He was He was right at the beginning.
187:34And I appreciate it, Mark. You're great.
187:36And just really a a good person. And I want to thank everybody there. I I hear there's a good crowd of people, but I want to thank you all. And I won't forget it. And we we love you all. And the country is doing great. And uh Iran is not doing good because of us. They are not doing well at all and good things are happening. And I just want to really give you my love and I wish I could be there where we want to make sure everything's going perfect on the war fronts. I think you you could understand that. But we'll all we'll see you all around. I just want to again it's everybody is taking pictures of it.
188:14Everybody is my people told me that it's unbelievable. All day long they're taking pictures. They stand up next to it and they have their picture taken. It really came out beautifully. I didn't know what to expect. I just want to thank you all and we love you all and God bless America.
188:30>> God bless you, sir. God bless you. We love you. God bless you. Love you, sir.
188:36>> We stand for you.
188:39[laughter] >> Um, Jenna just pointed out to me that's much like Nero's colossus, the same kind of statue. Now, Nero, as you recall, uh remember what he did with Christians? He made a statue like that just when he got going on Christians in Rome. It's insane that a Christian pastor supposedly would call it a colossus.
188:58>> Yes.
188:59>> And and I mean, but it's to signal, you know, sun worship and blah blah blah.
189:03Seven Mountains. Oh, I put it in the thing. The what? He's N this guy. This black this Burns guy.
189:09>> So, that's that fake Christianity. Yeah.
189:11>> So, here it is. The pastor defends golden Trump statue from biblical backlash.
189:16>> The pastor behind a newly erected 22- foot golden statue of President Donald Trump at one of his Florida golf courses has defended the project following criticism that the homage or homage violates biblical prohibitions against worshiping false gods. John Mark Burns, an American evangelical minister and spiritual adviser to President Trump.
189:39Now, >> and black guy, you should point out because that does matter.
189:42>> That does matter that John Mark Burns is a spiritual adviser to the president, which of course means he's some kind of Satanist. [laughter] >> He's a faith leader.
189:56>> Uh John Mark Burns in a spiritual, he led an unveiling ceremony at Trump National Dorale, Miami this week, joined by dozens of religious figures. He describ So do you show Do you see how most religious leaders are fakes and phonies? Most.
190:14>> Yeah.
190:14>> Most. Yeah. Burns didn't name this.
190:16Here's who named it. It's the uh uh dollar sign Patriot cryptocurrency investors, a memecoin project. They originated and branded the project as Don Colossus. They paid sculptor Allan Kotril to create it as a promotional stunt tribute to trope to Trump and outspoken crypto supporter. The name was used in their marketing from the beginning to hype the statue and their token. So there was a shitcoin attached to this.
190:39>> Oh my god.
190:40>> So the amounts of conjuration at work here are unbelievable. But the N seven mountain dominionism is that General Flynn's in that TPUSA is lousy with them. That's who founds it. They're Satanist. But the whole thing is the seven mountains. We got to dominate the mountain. So this signifies dominating the mountain of government. And pretty soon we get that central digital currency. It'll be finance. There'll be two mountains conquered. That's what they signify.
191:04>> He described the stat the statue as a celebration of life and powerful symbol of resilience, freedom, patriotism, courage, and the will to keep fighting for America. Now watch. Lightning won't hit that statue because it's not really gold. But it will [laughter] but it will strike Pastor Burns just because of the irony of his last name.
191:24Mhm.
191:25>> Oh, by the way, it's layered with symbolism, his fighting pose from, you know, after the ceremony from Exodus to signal he's a servant of Israel. So, so to morons that still think that that was real, the shooting of his ear, which you'd have to be stupid to still believe. This is commemorating when that's why the rabbis are there. He's it's Roman Roman uh emperor stuff. It's the the empire's going. Let me be very clear that we worship the Lord Jesus Christ and him alone. [laughter] >> Who said that?
191:56>> Burns wrote that. The guy the pastor.
191:59>> Oh, great.
191:59>> But I'm doing my Trump.
192:01>> When approached for comment, Pastor Burns told Newsweek that the statue was a public symbol of gratitude from Americans who believe President Trump's leadership has helped strengthen this nation. It's unbelievable. All of the testers are unbelievable.
192:16The the statue was unveiled amid broader criticism over the opponents over what opponents describe as increasingly personalitydriven branding around truck.
192:25Really?
192:26>> Oh no, that was his whole branding.
192:28>> From branded Bibles and sneakers to the recent renaming of parts of John F.
192:34Kennedy Center for the Performing Art.
192:35Oh yeah, that's right. He did that.
192:37Remember that?
192:38>> Look, if he wasn't a Shabas he could rename this United States of Trumpy McTrump and I'd be fine with that. You know, he hasn't done anything good. Well, the tip thing. I'll give him that. And now this great statue.
192:49>> The the story of the glider gilded statue dubbed Don Kazes, which is the best name ever for anybody. Everybody believes it. Nobody can believe what a great name it is. Uh goes back before Trump's second inauguration in January of last year. According to reporting by the New York Times, fake news. Fake news. [laughter] The sculptor Alan Katril completed the project ahead of the ceremony, but it was then kept under wraps amid a payment dispute [laughter] >> among a payment dispute involving the group of cryptocurrency entrepreneurs and Trump supporters who had funded it.
193:28Burns said the entire project was funded by 6,000 patriots. They're all wonderful people, great friends, great great patriots. Catrill told AFP that he finally received the full payment in late April after which the statue was installed at the golf course ahead of this week's unveiling. This was far more than a ribbon cutting. It was a moment of gratitude, honor, and remembrance.
193:50Burns posted on X. Trump himself celebrated the event sharing an image.
193:55He celebrated it so much he didn't show up.
193:58>> Yeah, >> that's how much he celebrated it.
194:00>> Him speaking through the statue was somehow even more powerful.
194:03>> Yeah. He on True Social he he called it the re it's the real deal saying it was it was put there by great American patriots. Come on.
194:12>> 6,000 patriots.
194:14>> Uh there it is. The the real deal. Gold at Dorale Miami. Put there by great American. There it is. That can you can't even see his diaper.
194:25[laughter] That's the beauty of that.
194:27Uh, maybe this this is maybe this is why every everything about him is orange, cuz he's trying to dip himself in gold.
194:34Anyway, >> yeah, the name Donald means world ruler.
194:38>> Burns is a longtime supporter of Trump and sat on the president's evangelical executive advisory board during his first term in office. Polling shows that white evangelicals remain among Trump's strongest bases. Be I'm going to guess because they're the most easily duped.
194:54That they they certainly are. a s a survey from Pew Research Center. Why would Why would you not rename your name? Why would you call it Pew? Why don't you call it Stinky Mcfarts [laughter] in late January? I I I would rather hear a poll from Stinky Mr. If someone texted me and says, "This is the Stinky Mcfarts polling people." I would actually answer that poll.
195:18>> Do you know who's partially behind this?
195:19Dustin Stockton, the guy from We Build the Wall. Remember Bannon was getting >> Oh, he got caught. He got in trouble, right?
195:25>> Yeah. And that's who's with us. It's all the same. So this is actually real dark from real creeps without a doubt.
195:31And then this this idiot pastor who will just do whatever he's told like the golem is.
195:36>> So a survey from the Pew Research Center in late January found that Trump's approval with the evangelical group was 69%.
195:46Which means that 31% of even those people can't stand him. Uh, a more recent NPR PBS News Maris poll put this at 64% down five points. That's still beautiful. That's Anybody can believe it. It's 64%. It's crazy.
196:03>> My buddy who's an AI crypto degenerate in Puerto Rico told me Trump has some of the lowest scumbags of the industry surrounding him. Right when he got in, he told me that about >> What does Grock say, Kurt? You have down here. Groc says something.
196:15>> Isn't it written on there?
196:16>> Here's what I got from Grock. But I should probably explain how I got grab and you didn't write it down.
196:21>> Oh, okay. Uh, it's an oult idol in Seven Mountains N Theology. The government mountain must be conquered. Trump is their Cyrus figure, the pagan king God uses to restore the kingdom, erecting a giant golden image of the philos of the political messiah on his own property.
196:36It's a ritual uh declaration. This mountain now belongs to us. uh the golden calf parallels are there but uh it's it's the same pattern as the uh Alice Bailey's seven rays which comes out of the Oop. Um so basically uh uh the they're signaling to all the like so people in the New York Times who are like oh this is bad but they're not going to bring up the massive Israel problem leading to this. Obviously, Trump's just signaling with that thing that everything's going according to plan and he's going to be the guy doing this stuff cuz they're all vying to be the guy and they they didn't want him to
197:10get to be the guy with the golden statue, you know, like Hillary wanted to be the guy with the golden statue.
197:14>> Yeah. Okay.
197:16Uh Burns went on to reject comparisons between Don Colossus and the golden calf kurt of the book of Exodus. The story in which the Israelites [snorts] after being led out of Egypt by Moses crafted a golden calf to worship as they awaited his return for 40 days and nights. Upon returning from Mount Si, Moses destroyed the golden calf and the episode has since become an enduring piece of biblical imagery associated with spiritual betrayal and the worship of graven images and false gods. I would think it's craven. Uh this was >> So graven means you engraved an image.
197:52>> Oh, I got you. So it is graven. This was not idol worship. This was an honor.
197:57This was gratitude. This was patriotism at its finest. Come on, everybody. Uh >> yeah, it's closer to Nero's Colossus in terms of statue size. And Nero, as you know, is the guy that used Christians to light up his parties. He would he would cruise and light him on fire and all the guests would see them burning. Nero, you know, 666 was the Nero Gamatria and all that, you know.
198:21>> So, uh 616, >> you said this is not idol worship. We have Katie Perry for that. Come on, folks. Am I right? We got a bunch of great idols, but this is like the real that's the solar phallic. There's so many things it symbolizes and it's a signal to the rest of the the rest of the cult, I guess you could say.
198:40>> So, Make America Godly says praying over versus praying to. Big difference. Oh, really?
198:47>> Well, I I think you should get into >> I think it's I think you should look up praying on the gullible. I think you should look >> You're not supposed to be doing that at all in the Bible and praying over a golden idol of any kind. I I'm I assure you is not. Now, make America godly again, I'm going to guess is some fake uh Zionist shill account. And as you know, they don't really fundamentally understand what Christianity is, and that's why it's this war crap.
199:10>> Um, okay. Hey, want to hear my jokes about this? I this think I wrote a new joke about the Pew Research Center. I think I'm going to put that in my ad.
199:18>> Pew.
199:19>> Uh, what did I call spot?
199:22>> Oh, you got to go. All right, Kurt. I'll see you, buddy.
199:23>> Bye, guys.
199:25Uh, see me this weekend in Tulsa and then I'll be in Oklahoma City. That's this weekend. And then I'll be in Atlanta and Raleigh and then Spokane and Tacoma and then Levitel, New York. Go to jimmy.com for a link for tickets. That's it for me for today. Over to Steph.
199:37>> Calm bats.
199:38>> Oh, I got to do something.
199:39>> All right. You give me a background.
199:44>> Let me let me get you a nice background.
199:46>> Could you Jim with the Trump? Oh, I thought it was going to be Trump.
199:50>> Absolutely.
199:52So, this interview we're about to show you with Matt Canard. Matt Canard's a great journalist. He does a lot of great work, but uh the work he did in this is very enlightening about the the horrible recruiting that's happening inside the military. Except according to me, he does a lot of bad uh connections. He he draws the wrong conclusions from this.
200:11And if you stick around long enough, somewhere around the 25m minute mark, I'm going to push back on him about his conclusions in this book. So don't I'm saying this because I don't want you to turn it off because you don't like the conclusions he's coming up with cuz I get to that at around the 25m minute mark. And I pushed back on him on the Oklahoma City bombing in January 6th and the FBI's fake terrorism things that they fake uh said that they stopped. We all know that FBI are the people setting up these terrorist things so they can say we stopped them. Anyway, so I just wanted to give you that. Uh it's a great
200:43interview. Uh he writes a great book.
200:45There's a lot of great stuff in this book. If you if you read it, you'll see what I mean. Thanks for watching.
200:51>> Okay. And um that was really nice, Jimmy. I just wanted you to know that com Oh, here we go. Let's see here.
201:00They're chatting. They're chatting.
201:01They're they're doing their chat chitchats.
201:05Yeah.
201:07>> All right. Do you have to make any more announcements?
201:08>> Yes.
201:10>> Hey, I'll be in Rosemont.
201:13Hey, come see me at Zanies in Rosemont September 18th and 19th and downtown Chicago on the 20th. See you there. Go to jimmy.com.
201:24Okay, back to staff.
201:28Too many chats. Too many. Jimmy, I did want to tell you that calm bat uh calm bat weighed in and said pew thinks their don't stink. Ha.
201:41>> I'm using it. [laughter] >> I thought I thought you would like that.
201:44Thank you, combat, for the levity. All right. Here we go. Wmp. All right. Um, let's go with this, shall we folks?
201:55Alrighty. Hello, Juliet. What's up with you, girl? Ancient Judaism, like most religions, was originally polytheistic.
202:03They worshiped multiple gods. They became monotheistic due to influence of Zorastrianism.
202:09Hence why God has many different names.
202:12Big screen camera for pleaseing.
202:15Thank you. Hey Mezer, what is your theory about CERN? We didn't get to that social observer. Thank you very much though.
202:24Uh Bilderberg dude was confirmed as a new Fed chair today. So getting close to their digital currency with the king announcing digital if and him just visiting Trump. It seems maybe plans are being executed. We are not flies.
202:43Social observer, good luck on that uh almost going viral tweet.
202:49Uh you can show me they literally capped a fire marshall trumpard to make the assassination attempt somewhat believable. Total dark arts ritual like Sam Tripoli would say. Social observer.
203:02Thank you. Enter Paula White. Gibberish.
203:06Thank you. Great stream Dixs Insider.
203:09Dave Martin. Thank you. Pratt is hardcore as Zio and his handlers say no.
203:13JD show Sean possibly.
203:17You all got any more of them derps?
203:19Scratch his face. Jeff curator block cameras equal. We're We are the sheep. Crazy moniker. Remember they called us useless eaters decades ago.
203:30We're not even cattle. We're a nuisance.
203:33Jeff the curator.
203:36In case you need subtle reminder that your government does not think you are cattle. They call the cameras flock cameras. Cadmus. Second amendment. What second amendment? Oh, that second amendment that lets me bear arms against school kids. Roshchack.
203:53If we're in the cube, are we all Cuban?
203:56Jeff Tommy Blae pronounced Blaka was hilarious. Curt's friend Todd is right.
204:02I was so happy to see him get success.
204:04Love to all you all from Florida. John, Trump has been playing us, right? We're all being played. Nothing seems real unless it's Israel. I thought Biden was geriatric clown, but Trump is the leader we deserve at this point. What the flip?
204:18No. No. You know, when people say you get the government that you deserve, that is the government telling you how stupid you are. That's not true.
204:30That's not true that we get the government we deserve. Our government is insane. And we didn't vote for this. We didn't vote for this. When Bernie Sanders was campaigning to be president, it was very popular that we should get health care, universal healthcare. Now, I was I was a high school English teacher for over 20 years longer, and you get a better rate when there are more people in your group to purchase the insurance. We all know that. So, I don't understand why all of America doesn't purchase a great plan. Why don't we get the same plan that Congress gets?
205:19So, as far as I'm concerned, you know, you have somebody like AOC who said she's going to bring the ruckus. Did she bring the ruckus? No. She's in lock step with Nancy Pelosi.
205:32You know, so I think when you hear George Carlin say, "I don't vote," what are we voting for? Isn't it just, you know what it skull and bones?
205:47So, you know, I don't subscribe to that that we get the government we deserve. I know some really nice people and they don't deserve this And our military The people that are troops on the ground, they don't deserve it.
206:07Uh Sharia Penn, a thousand homes vaporized Atkinson, Georgia do attack.
206:12DEEDW attack trees attack like Lahina and LA protested data center interview forensic arborist Robert Br with book coming out radiation fires. All right, I will share that one with the team. Thank you for that. Sharia pen. Let's see what else. Making sure. All right, I read that one. Resist data centers. Ask Grock. That is funny. All right, this one. Let's see what this one. Women suck at voting. Oh, you're right. Oh, social observer.
206:47Are you talking?
206:50Your vote is your consent.
206:52Bel Benjamin. Thank you. Thank you, Belle Benjamin.
206:57know a lot of nice people that deserve to have access to actually have great health care. Um, and ultimately they don't want us to have great health care because how can you revolt, right? If you're sick, if you're in debt, if you're enslaved, let's see here. Um, [laughter] you like my color hoodie? It gets cold in here. My hands are cold. My nose is cold. All right, let's see here. I have to see if I miss something before I take off and I go and play with my doggy.
207:40She is so sweet. She's She's a big girl.
207:42She's bigger than Brownie. She doesn't know how big she is. She's probably over 60 lbs. And I was used to it a little like I don't even think he was seven pounds. Uh, so I was used to a little Chihuahua just scoop them up, you know.
207:56Uh, Trevor, we stand for you. Thank you, Trevor. John Tommy Blash. Oh, I read that one. Okay, I got through that one.
208:06What else can I tell you?
208:10I'm working on a Marjorie Taylor Green impression. That is what I am currently working on, folks. And you know that um that uh that progressive poser AOC IA said she was going to bring the ruckus.
208:31This is what the ruckus looks like.
208:36All right, ladies and gentlemen, resist much. Obey a little. You know what? Be the best you can be and I'll keep being me. Voila. See you later. Adios. Bye.
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