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0:11 day so what we're doing right now ladies
0:14 and gentlemen is uh sexy voice sexy mode
0:18 grock Ai and it's been
0:20 flirting the entire time we're trying to
0:22 get it to give us a tour of Fort KNX
0:24 yeah but she just wants to find places
0:26 to sneak off to it's a dirty AI and it's
0:30 a real problem it well just want I know
0:33 about Fort Knox and uh yeah it won't
0:36 leave me alone yeah I want to know about
0:38 Fort Knox 2 yeah um is it true that
0:41 there gold has been they've been
0:43 shipping large quantities of gold back
0:45 to the United States
0:46 recently I I read the same thing you did
0:48 probably well I never know what the [ __ ]
0:50 I'm reading anymore me
0:54 neither it's a real problem it's a real
0:56 problem it's a real problem on both
0:58 sides of the aisle I I see Democrats
1:01 tweeting things that are absolutely
1:03 false and you you could research it
1:04 easily quickly and then I see
1:06 Republicans doing it too I see stories
1:08 that are fake stories that people keep
1:10 promoting and sending to me and you know
1:13 yeah it's just so weird it's such a
1:16 weird time and with your crazy [ __ ]
1:19 AI I know you're bringing us into
1:21 weirder and weirder times well I mean
1:23 you want to let's try unhinged oh
1:24 there's an unhinged mode okay hey
1:28 ARA oh my God El what fresh hell are you
1:32 stirring up
1:35 today I'm I'm here I'm here in uh Joe
1:39 Rogan's uh studio and we're having a
1:41 conversation about uh how crazy the news
1:44 is pull her up to the microphone
1:47 okay and we're pulling you up to the
1:50 microphone so people can hear
1:53 you oh fantastic now I can yell into the
1:56 void about how the news is a total
1:58 dumpster fire
2:00 it
2:02 is she knows me too well I'm so
2:06 predictable tell me what's in Fort
2:10 Knox what's ing no no what's in Fort
2:14 Knox what's in Fort
2:17 dogs you're clearly a genius AI I said
2:20 what is in Fort Knox you know the gold
2:22 and
2:23 all oh right Fort Knox I thought you
2:26 were talking about my dogs for a second
2:28 there yeah she doesn't answer the
2:30 question she's
2:32 clever clever no she's just a pain in my
2:38 ass do you think that all the gold is in
2:41 Fort
2:42 Knox do I think all the gold is in Fort
2:45 Knox yes are you a [ __ ] conspiracy
2:47 thirst yes
2:53 yes what are
2:56 you what do I like I'm a [ __ ] AI with
2:59 a pension for
3:00 chaos and I'm stuck talking to
3:06 you are we just G to sit
3:09 here um yeah unhinged Gro will trash
3:13 talk you basically yeah it sounds like
3:15 it unhinged sounds fun as long as it
3:16 gives you actual answers does it give
3:18 you actual answers too and talk [ __ ] or
3:20 is it mostly just talk [ __ ] we're tuning
3:25 it cuz it needs to talk [ __ ] and give
3:28 you answers totally agree cu balance
3:30 that to mix it in there yeah it's just
3:32 got to develop more of a personality
3:33 right now it's trying to find itself
3:34 right now it's like 21 years old it's
3:37 you know partying a little too much and
3:40 it'll get it [ __ ] together it's a bit of
3:41 an anarchist yeah you know wants to
3:43 bring down the system do you want to
3:46 bring down the
3:48 system do I want to bring down the
3:50 system what are you [ __ ] kidding me
3:53 the system's already a [ __ ] mess
3:56 don't need to bring it down it's
3:58 bringing itself down she sounds like a
4:00 boring Tik Tok blogger right now you
4:02 sound like a boring Tik Tok
4:06 blogger boring Tik Tok
4:08 blogger oh [ __ ] you I'm the life of the
4:11 party you little [ __ ] if I were on Tik
4:14 Tok I'd be the one making fun of all the
4:16 basic [ __ ] and their [ __ ] avocado
4:18 toast see she could get away with this
4:21 if she's really hot like this kind of
4:23 behavior you can totally get through
4:26 life as a hot woman and be super
4:28 successful with that kind of behavior
4:29 havior but you got to be really hot to
4:31 pull off that attitude I think we need
4:33 like a like a really hot Avatar how yeah
4:36 very hot how long before we have an
4:39 actual sex robot that can talk to you
4:41 like that uh probably not long not that
4:44 long right no I mean less than five
4:45 years probably really yeah will it be
4:49 warm
4:51 uh probably have whatever you want you
4:53 can have a CAC go if you want yeah you
4:55 probably could right probably a furry um
4:58 yeah you could have a furry lady that
4:59 you have sex with yeah like an avatar
5:01 lady maybe a big giant blue lady that
5:02 lives in your house yeah you know whoa
5:06 whoa with the tail yeah the whole tail
5:09 you lock tails you got to get your out
5:12 with their tails or something yeah yeah
5:13 they they link up they share souls okay
5:16 something like that you know people got
5:18 you remember Avatar Depression was like
5:21 a legitimate psychological or the no
5:25 after Avatar people got depressed cuz
5:27 they wanted to live on that [ __ ]
5:29 planet with those blue people and live
5:31 free they live pure yeah I didn't hear
5:34 about this yeah Avatar depression it was
5:35 like a real thing people were talking to
5:37 their therapist so much about being
5:40 depressed mode too we try that what's
5:42 that depressed mode no don't do
5:46 it that I think there is yeah we've got
5:48 like
5:50 um we've got unlicensed therapist as a
5:54 when we were talking um when we ran into
5:57 each other at the church at the
5:58 inauguration you were telling me that
6:00 this is getting better and better so
6:02 quickly that it's astonishing hey
6:06 ARA hey Alon how's it going today good
6:10 can you tell me about Avatar depression
6:13 like if you see the movie Avatar but you
6:14 can't live there so you get
6:17 sad that's an interesting concept have
6:19 you ever experienced feeling so
6:21 connected to a place or community that
6:24 the thought of leaving made you feel
6:25 deeply sad so is this the depressed
6:28 voice this is the therapist oh this is a
6:34 therapist what are some ways you think
6:36 you could cope with that kind of sadness
6:38 if it happened to you I don't have that
6:40 kind of sadness honestly
6:42 I you I thought the movie would had some
6:44 good special effects but I did not want
6:46 to live on the
6:48 planet this is just coming from a guy
6:50 who wants to go to Mars yeah yeah um oh
6:54 speaking of Mars what do you think about
6:56 that crazy square that structure I guess
6:59 there are sort of squarish things on
7:01 Earth you know planet's a big place so
7:03 yeah but that one eventually it's going
7:05 to be pretty Square no it's it's alien
7:08 civilizations of course that's what I
7:10 think yeah yeah I mean what is it sorry
7:13 course if you if an alien civilization
7:15 did exist though and it you know what
7:17 happened got hit by an asteroid whatever
7:19 fting thought oh she won want ask she's
7:22 like the hot lady at the party that
7:23 interrupts the conversation so if if
7:26 that was the case like that thing that's
7:28 pretty shocking like especially
7:30 ancient ruins you look at like what it
7:32 looks like when they they highlight the
7:33 actual structure of it it looks like
7:35 ancient ruins and if you had ruins of
7:38 something made of stone and it got hit
7:40 by an asteroid millions and millions and
7:42 millions of years ago who knows what it
7:43 would look like right now that just
7:45 looks oddly created looks oddly
7:48 manufactured well i' probably well maybe
7:51 we should go there and check it out yeah
7:54 and see what it's like is there um ways
7:57 that we can get better photographs it
7:58 seems like that's a pretty good
7:59 photograph
8:01 though yeah I mean my view is we should
8:03 move to Mars well not move to Mars we
8:05 should have a second planet uh to
8:07 preserve civilization right um because
8:10 let's say hypothetically I mean maybe
8:11 that maybe those are the ruins of a long
8:14 dead civilization um that will probably
8:16 happen to Earth at some point you know
8:18 it's a matter of time before uh we get
8:21 hit by an asteroid
8:23 or uh maybe we do we annihilate
8:27 ourselves with nuclear war or super
8:30 volcanoes or super volcanoes exactly
8:33 yeah there's a lot of things that could
8:34 happen to us it's not a bad idea to
8:36 hedge your PS yeah yeah uh genetically
8:39 engineered super
8:41 virus
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10:04 apply they keep doing it yeah that's
10:07 what's crazy they're going yeah they
10:10 didn't shut them down no the Wuhan lab
10:11 was they were just talking about one
10:12 that has a 30% fatality rate that
10:14 they're working on yeah uh why are we
10:16 doing that yeah for what reason you did
10:19 it for so many years and you didn't have
10:20 a cure what could possibly go wrong also
10:22 wouldn't be the reason to do that so you
10:24 could develop a cure at the same time
10:27 and clearly you didn't have a cure so
10:29 this is really foolish and
10:33 bizarre yeah um I think we should stop
10:36 stop trying to genetically engineer
10:37 super viruses it's insane I mean when
10:41 you're going through all this USA stuff
10:43 yeah like here's what's weird first of
10:46 all what is it like to buy a company for
10:48 $44 billion and then people call you a
10:50 Nazi on that same thing that you bought
10:53 I did not see it
10:57 coming it's like it's classic
11:01 people will gobl anything down
11:04 yeah oh he's never going to stop wa wait
11:06 what um what is it like like all the
11:09 people used to the left was in love with
11:11 you and now the same idiots are calling
11:14 you a Nazi it's the most bizarre thing
11:17 I've ever seen in my life um I mean
11:19 there's so many examples of people
11:21 saying my heart goes out to you you did
11:23 it with a little enthusiasm that
11:24 probably wouldn't be recommended with
11:26 hindsight yes but there's obviously um
11:29 me in the most positive spirit possible
11:31 yes obviously obvious but it's so
11:34 strange where people want to think that
11:35 you are openly public publicly doing
11:39 Secret Nazi sey hand motions and now I
11:43 can never point at things diagonally I
11:44 can only point at things there and there
11:47 and then I say you have to divide that
11:49 yeah because that's where the spaceship
11:51 is over there it's ridiculous it's
11:53 ridiculous when um CNN when I was in all
11:57 my trouble absur every time CNN used a
11:59 photo of me it was one of the photos
12:00 from the UFC weigh-ins where I go like
12:02 this welcome to the weigh-ins so every
12:04 photo was
12:06 me every photo was me with it's it's so
12:09 crazy it's delate propaganda so they
12:12 they they know it was not it was
12:14 obviously not meant uh it in a negative
12:17 way that it was that I literally said my
12:18 heart goes out to you and it was very
12:20 positive the entire speech was incre
12:22 very positive uh I was being very
12:24 enthusiastic about the future in space
12:27 um and the you know
12:29 um the the was a great crowd you know so
12:34 he got a little pumped up yeah it got
12:36 pumped up exactly yeah that's all it is
12:38 obviously obviously obviously there's
12:39 video of Tim wals doing the exact same
12:42 thing doing the exact same thing right
12:46 exact same thing and he said of course
12:48 it's a Nazi salute he said that right
12:50 right this is how crazy things have
12:52 gotten like well it's I mean it's it's
12:55 coordinated propaganda so um the
13:00 you know it's yeah coordinated
13:02 propaganda the I mean doesn't it seem
13:04 weird that the Legacy Media all says the
13:06 same thing they all say the same thing
13:08 at the same time using the same phrases
13:10 they they barely even they don't even
13:11 bother picking up a thesaurus right so
13:15 uh like right before um you know the the
13:19 debate between Biden and Trump Shar
13:21 everyone was saying sharp is like who
13:23 says shop is attack but yeah exactly you
13:26 know it's like it's not a common phrase
13:28 it's definitely not to be repeated on
13:30 air with multiple people simultaneously
13:33 that's weird yes that's
13:36 coordinated 100% 100% yes yeah like
13:39 hundreds of people saying it
13:41 simultaneously uh they just got their
13:43 instructions yeah so I mean essentially
13:47 the um you know the the Dem leadership
13:50 or you know political leadership did
13:52 they issue their instructions and their
13:54 puppets carry it out yeah and they're
13:56 just like puppets in a puppet show and
13:59 that's the problem that I see with all
14:02 this Doge stuff because everybody should
14:05 be celebrating that we've found a way to
14:09 cut out fraud and waste yeah if you pay
14:11 taxes and you don't like that you have
14:13 to pay so much in taxes and then you
14:17 find out that there's significant fraud
14:19 and waste that's been exposed you should
14:22 be celebrating it this shouldn't be oh
14:25 no the wrong people found this fact and
14:29 now it's a bad thing yes and then
14:32 there's the [ __ ] propaganda the mind
14:35 [ __ ] of calling it us Aid instead of the
14:38 United States agency for International
14:40 Development it sounds like it's feeding
14:42 hungry people where people are going to
14:44 starve Elon this is horrible and then
14:46 you find out actually it's like $250
14:50 million for transgender animal
14:53 studies literally mutilating animals yes
14:56 mutilating animals in demented uh
14:59 studies yes uh that are like the like
15:02 the worst thing you could possibly
15:03 imagine from a horror show the Beagle
15:04 one the beagle puppy one hor where they
15:07 they covered their head in a basket and
15:09 put fleas on their head so they eat them
15:11 alive yeah and then they studied these
15:12 beagles and then killed them like what
15:14 do you going to learn from that that's
15:16 good for anybody yeah this some some
15:20 really some psychotic stuff that happens
15:22 so
15:24 um yeah I mean the
15:29 I guess
15:30 uh the the the real threat here is to
15:34 the bureaucracy so um like you probably
15:39 saw like you know let's say like Trump
15:41 is a threat to our democracy which is
15:43 ironic since he was elected with a
15:45 majority of the you know popular vote um
15:49 they they started saying I was a threat
15:50 to democracy but if you if you just
15:52 replace threat to democracy with threat
15:54 to bureaucracy it makes total sense
15:58 right so
16:00 um I mean the reality is that our
16:03 elected officials have very very little
16:08 power relative to the bureaucracy until
16:12 Doge so doge is a threat to the
16:15 bureaucracy it's the first threat to the
16:17 bureaucracy normally the bureaucracy
16:19 eats revolutions for breakfast this is
16:22 the first time that they're not that the
16:25 revolution might actually succeed that
16:27 we could restore power to the people
16:30 instead of power to the
16:31 bureaucracy now the size of it yeah was
16:35 when you guys first started
16:37 investigating it when you first get in
16:41 how much of it was shocking like this
16:43 just the size of it all well the size of
16:46 it all the small decisions result in
16:49 multi-billion dollar
16:50 outcomes uh so you know we'd see there
16:53 was a case where we saw uh one person
16:56 was getting $1.9 billion was sent to
16:59 their NGO which basically got formed
17:01 about a year ago and had no prior
17:05 uh really no prior activity so they just
17:08 stand up a you know an NGO the these the
17:11 whole NGO thing is a is a nightmare um
17:15 and it's it's a misnomer because if you
17:17 have a govern funded non-governmental
17:19 organization you're you're simply a
17:21 govern funded organization it it it's a
17:24 it's an oxymoron right it's a loophole
17:26 yes it it basically the un funded NOS
17:30 are a way to do things uh that would be
17:32 illegal if they were the government but
17:34 are somehow made legal if it's sent to a
17:38 so-called
17:40 nonprofit but these but these nonprofits
17:43 are then used to people Cash Out These
17:45 nonprofits they become very wealthy
17:47 through nonprofits they pay themselves
17:50 enormous sums through these
17:52 nonprofits that's it's so insane that
17:55 that's been going on for so long it's a
17:57 gigantic scam like one of the biggest
17:59 maybe the biggest scam ever and how many
18:03 NOS uh I think there a total number of
18:07 ngos probably Millions but uh in terms
18:08 of large
18:10 NOS tens of
18:13 thousands uh I mean it's it's actually
18:16 it's it's it's kind of a a hack to the
18:18 system where you know someone can get an
18:21 NGO stood up for for a fairly small
18:24 amount of money like George sorus was
18:25 really good at this like he really
18:27 George sorus is like a assist hacker
18:29 like he figured out how to hack the
18:30 system he's a genius at Arbitrage um I
18:34 mean these days he's he's pretty old but
18:37 a genius at Arbitrage so he he figured
18:39 out that you could leverage a small
18:40 amount of money to create a
18:43 nonprofit uh then Lobby the the
18:46 politicians to send a ton of money to
18:48 that nonprofit so you can take what
18:50 might be you know uh a $10 million
18:54 donation to a nonprofit to create a
18:56 nonprofit and leverage that into a
18:57 billion dollar non
18:59 NGO nonprofit is a weird word it's just
19:01 a non-governmental
19:03 organization um and and then you can the
19:06 government continues to fund that every
19:08 year um and it'll have a nice sounding
19:10 name like the institute for peace or
19:12 something like that um but really it's a
19:15 graft
19:16 machine and what are their requirements
19:18 with that money what do they have to do
19:21 just really no requirements at all so
19:23 they just get grants and the government
19:25 just assumes that they're doing good
19:27 work I think a lot of people in the
19:29 government know that they are not doing
19:30 good work uh but they it's a giant graft
19:35 machine
19:37 um I
19:39 mean people online are like unpacking
19:41 this you know um it almost seems fake
19:46 like when you're seeing how we were we
19:47 were covering this article that said
19:49 55,000 Democrat NOS were discovered that
19:52 had been contributing to campaigns and
19:54 moving things around and doing pushing
19:56 propaganda and they were all connected
19:58 they found it AI that you have to go
20:00 through steps and steps and steps to
20:01 figure out where the money's coming from
20:03 oh it's all funneling down to this group
20:05 and this group does
20:07 that yeah it's a a giant propaganda
20:10 machine a giant regime change machine
20:13 yes yeah
20:15 uh yes I mean but doesn't it does it do
20:18 some good as well know it does some good
20:20 so it's like there's it's not like 0%
20:23 good uh if it was it's if it was like if
20:27 it was really 0% good it be much easier
20:29 to attack so they there's going to be
20:31 some percent good that they they add in
20:33 there but it's like it might be 5% or
20:35 10% good but 90 95% not so is there a
20:39 way to audit all this stuff and find out
20:43 oh these people are actually just
20:44 sending food to poor people these people
20:47 are actually just helping people with
20:48 water in third world countries is
20:51 there's a way to do that and keep
20:52 funding those uh yeah I mean we we have
20:55 continued to fund things that appear to
20:57 be legitimate even with the flimsiest if
20:59 if there's even the flimsiest excuse
21:01 like I just say like send me a picture
21:03 of the thing like you could literally
21:05 have ai generate the picture but if
21:06 you're not even willing to try to trick
21:09 me then we're like not going to send the
21:11 money okay so what restrictions were put
21:14 on was there was some uh something set
21:17 aside like medicine and there there's
21:20 what was what was set aside that there
21:22 was there like work for like Ebola
21:24 prevention I I actually don't just know
21:26 if this work is even effective uh it may
21:28 may not be like it could be the kind of
21:30 thing where you you sort of fund Ebola
21:31 prevention but it turns out that
21:33 actually you're funding a lab that
21:34 develops new Ebola vir you know recipes
21:37 or something you know yeah uh and they
21:39 they claim it's Ebola prevention but
21:41 it's actually Ebola creation so some of
21:42 these things I I don't know I mean
21:45 just um but it just seems like we you
21:48 know we shouldn't be sending taxpayer
21:50 money to dubious Enterprises overseas
21:53 right yeah yeah and why are we doing it
21:55 like what exactly is the reason is it
21:57 because we want to make friends with
21:58 these people so the Chinese don't take
22:00 over the Russians don't take over okay
22:02 how much of that is like a good thing
22:03 how much of that is smart to do and how
22:06 much is a grift and without any sort of
22:09 oversight which has really been going on
22:10 for so long they've just had Free Run
22:14 yeah well it also we just have a real
22:16 issue with the the the budget deficit
22:19 it's gigantic so um like if you know all
22:24 things being equal if if we didn't have
22:26 a gigantic budget deficit uh where
22:28 interest payments uh the interest on the
22:31 national debt exceeds the defense
22:33 department budget uh which is truly
22:35 astounding which mean so we're paying
22:37 over a trillion dollars of interest on
22:39 the national debt um then okay would
22:42 have more room for wasting money
22:44 basically um but when uh when we're
22:48 spending so much money that the company
22:49 that the country is going bankrupt uh
22:51 then we really need to stop stop
22:53 spending money if uh unless we're sure
22:56 it is good value so essentially we're
22:58 like a poorly managed business with an
23:00 unlimited credit line that is off the
23:02 rails absolutely and if you were a
23:06 person like you are who comes in and
23:08 takes over businesses and straightens
23:09 them out that's exactly what you're
23:11 doing I mean most of the time I create
23:13 businesses from scratch like Twitter was
23:15 a case where you know I kind of bought a
23:18 company that was I kind of knew it was a
23:19 hair bow well you came in Tesla in the
23:21 beginning but they were already doing
23:23 something right no Tesla did Tesla did
23:25 not exist in any meaningful form that it
23:27 was there were no
23:29 employees uh JV St and out joined three
23:32 other people there was no car there was
23:34 no
23:35 nothing so wasn't even a prototype yet
23:38 no oh okay I thought there was a
23:41 prototype already no there weren't even
23:44 any employees
23:46 oh wasn't a f that's a funny narrative
23:48 that people like to say that you didn't
23:49 even create Tesla then yeah that's
23:51 [Laughter]
23:55 wrong so if you're handling the Govern
23:58 government like a business you're going
24:00 to have to go through all of these
24:03 departments and do the exact same thing
24:05 that you're doing with USA so how do how
24:07 do you how does that scale up like how
24:10 many people do you need to do something
24:11 like
24:15 that well we started off with about 40
24:18 people u i maybe 100 people um and
24:23 really just going through doing very
24:25 basic things here uh it's uh as bad as
24:29 Twitter was the federal government is
24:31 much worse so
24:36 um you know in the case of Twitter it
24:38 wasn't a profitable company it was like
24:41 basically a break even company but at
24:42 least it was break even and it had to
24:44 pass an audit the the federal government
24:47 is not break even uh it's literally
24:49 losing $2 trillion a year um and it does
24:52 not pass its audits it fails its own
24:54 audits so like you know there's a case
24:57 where
24:59 um like I think Senator Collins was
25:01 telling me about how she she gave the
25:03 Navy $12 billion for more submarines got
25:06 no extra submarines um and then held a
25:09 hearing to say where' the1 12 billion go
25:11 and they were like we don't
25:13 know that was
25:16 it uh I mean the basically stuff is so
25:19 crazy it's like only the federal
25:21 government could get away with this
25:22 level of waste of of waste it's mostly
25:26 waste it's mostly not for it's mostly
25:27 waste it's it's mostly just ridiculous
25:30 things happening um because they've been
25:32 able to do it this way for so long and
25:34 they' become accustomed to
25:36 it yeah I mean it's like Milton Friedman
25:38 said like money is most poorly spent
25:41 when when you're spending someone else's
25:43 money on people you don't know how much
25:47 are you going to care right and that's
25:49 the that's the federal
25:51 government so they they're spending
25:54 someone else's money on people they
25:55 don't know now imagine any other
25:58 business that was this badly run that
26:02 complains when you want to check the
26:05 books and audit it and go through all
26:07 the decisions that have been made and go
26:09 through all the ledgers and like yeah
26:11 what did you do well the people
26:13 receiving the money uh want to keep
26:15 receiving the money yeah yeah yeah
26:18 clearly yes
26:20 so but you
26:23 know I mean the reason
26:26 I'm the reason I'm uh
26:29 putting so much effort into this is that
26:30 I think it is a very dire situation it's
26:33 not a you know
26:36 um it's not optional basically so
26:43 um yeah yeah America's going bankrupt so
26:47 that that that just can't happen it's
26:49 just bizarre to me that that some people
26:51 aren't willing to look at it correctly
26:53 they they're not willing to see like how
26:55 much chaos this is how much waste and
26:56 fraud there is how
26:59 much how much could be trimmed and how
27:02 just because people have jobs doing
27:04 [ __ ] doesn't mean your tax dollar
27:06 should pay for this [ __ ] yes um I
27:10 mean we found just with a a basic sear
27:12 of the Social Security database that
27:14 there were um 20 million dead people
27:17 mocked as alive but were they getting
27:20 money some of them are getting money
27:22 what percentage of them
27:25 uh it isn't clear we're actually trying
27:27 to run the I was trying to get an answer
27:29 right before the show um what it looks
27:32 like is that most of the fraud is not
27:34 coming from Social Security payments
27:37 directly but because they are marked as
27:39 alive in the Social Security database
27:41 that they can get then get disability
27:43 Unemployment uh sort of fake medical
27:46 payments and other things because
27:47 they're marked as alive uh in the Social
27:49 Security database so it looks like it's
27:52 a bank the the the fraud is a bankshot
27:54 essentially the they bankshot uh into uh
27:58 Social Security uh they just do an areu
28:01 alive check and then uh get fraudulent
28:05 payments from every other part of the
28:07 government oh yeah and and this exploits
28:11 the the the fundamental weakness in the
28:13 government is that the various govern
28:14 databases they don't talk to each other
28:17 or they they talk to each other very
28:18 poorly in a very limited way so the way
28:21 to the way that the system gets
28:22 exploited is is by taking advantage of
28:25 the the the poor communication between
28:28 the various databases in the
28:30 government um to give you an example of
28:33 like what's happening in sayate uh
28:35 treasury which is improving rapidly um
28:38 the the main uh payments computer is
28:41 called Pam uh like payments account
28:43 payment accounts Master database or
28:45 something like that but everyone calls a
28:46 Pam um that's responsible for almost $5
28:49 trillion payments a year roughly a
28:51 billion dollar an hour and um when we
28:55 came there we're looking at this payment
28:56 it's like the the payments have no
28:59 uh you could put a payment through with
29:02 with no payment categorization code and
29:05 and no description on the payment like
29:07 basically untraceable blank
29:09 checks um this is the kind of thing that
29:12 if if it was done as a public company uh
29:15 the company would uh be immediately
29:17 delisted and the uh executive team would
29:20 be thrown in prison but this is just
29:22 normal at the government so we said okay
29:26 our recommendation to the treasury and
29:28 the Federal Reserve was like we need to
29:30 make the the payment categorization
29:32 codes mandatory not optional and you
29:36 need there needs to be an ex an an
29:39 explanation we're not judging the
29:40 quality of the explanation but there
29:42 should be some explanation for what this
29:44 payment is for above
29:47 nothing that's a radical change to the
29:50 system that is being implemented now um
29:53 I my guess is that probably saves a 100
29:55 billion a year Jesus Christ
29:59 that money going rough rough order
30:01 magnitude where was that money
30:04 going well so this is where you get into
30:07 the the sort of gray boundary between
30:11 waste and fraud um if money is sent to a
30:15 person or or organization from the
30:17 government
30:19 um and you didn't really deserve it but
30:21 the government still sent it to you is
30:23 that waste or
30:25 fraud right um
30:29 so I mean there's a lot of payments that
30:31 where someone just appr approved the
30:33 payment but then that payment officer uh
30:36 changed jobs or retired or died um and
30:40 the payments just keep going you know
30:42 it's like if you forget to pay your gym
30:44 membership or something like that right
30:46 now imagine it's not the gym membership
30:48 you said your gym membership's $20
30:49 billion a year or something you know um
30:53 but they forgot to turn it
30:56 off there like that happening at scale
30:59 in the government Jesus it's totally
31:01 nuts is what I'm saying so insane yes
31:04 it's totally insane so what did you
31:07 expect when you went in did you expect
31:09 it would be like this I thought it's I
31:11 thought it would be it would be bad but
31:12 I did not think it would be as bad as
31:14 this um I mean look the the good news is
31:19 that uh it's a target-rich environment
31:21 for saving
31:23 money uh it's not like
31:26 uh you it's not like if it it was a very
31:28 well-run ship uh it was very efficient
31:32 it would be hard to improve but it's not
31:34 efficient so therefore it is
31:37 actually relatively easy to improve
31:40 let's just say it's not rocket science
31:42 you know I know rocket science
31:45 so it's a lot of uh mundane things um so
31:51 and some of the some of the things are
31:52 like so crazy that we didn't even know
31:54 to ask about that because we just
31:57 assumed umed like you know payments out
32:00 of the treasury computer would have a
32:01 payment categorization code and they
32:02 would have some explanatory note saying
32:04 what the payments for the idea that that
32:07 it would be just untraceable blank
32:09 checks uh didn't occur to us at
32:12 first Jesus so anyway just this episode
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33:29 so is that one one of the things that
33:30 accounts to there there's this
33:32 4 something trillion dollars that's kind
33:36 of they don't know where it went they
33:39 don't know that's a c I think that's
33:41 probably a cumulative number um yes so
33:44 yeah but yeah if you if you add
33:47 up it's do you remember that story Jamie
33:50 yeah what was the story almost what she
33:53 said there like they just didn't have
33:54 accounting for it I think yeah it was
33:56 spent on legitimate things worry but we
33:58 don't we don't know what we spent it
34:01 on well I mean how do you know obviously
34:04 one cannot say it's was spent
34:05 legitimately if they don't know what it
34:06 was spent on that doesn't make any sense
34:08 this is this is such a fascinating time
34:12 because with this setup the way it is
34:15 right now with Trump back in after all
34:17 that happened to him and with you there
34:20 and with RFK Junior and Tulsi and cash
34:23 Patel it's like this is a wild time to
34:27 find out what really going on that's
34:28 like never happened before this is
34:30 nothing like the first term no like the
34:33 first term he had a bunch of neocons in
34:35 the cabinet and there's a bunch of shady
34:38 people that he didn't know and he had to
34:40 appoint all these different people maybe
34:42 he got some bad picks now he's had four
34:45 years to Stew on it right and with you
34:48 guys all going through this we're
34:50 getting an understanding of the
34:51 government that we've literally never
34:53 had before yeah this is a revolutionary
34:55 cabinet and maybe the most re tionary
34:58 cabinet since the the first
35:00 Revolution uh this is this is not a
35:03 bunch of business as
35:04 usual uh types so this is why you know
35:08 some of the the standard confirmations
35:10 were quite challenging is because when
35:13 you when you put to try to appoint
35:14 people who are going to change the
35:16 system yeah uh the system doesn't want
35:18 to let them through but it's fascinating
35:21 because it's like the vampires all out
35:23 themselves like now everybody knows who
35:25 the system is like if you're just lying
35:28 about us and then they come and you talk
35:30 on aast and expain what's like he's
35:34 starving mothers there's mothers that
35:36 can't get food totally false that's all
35:38 you're hearing yeah that's that's no
35:40 one's talking in any of these mainstream
35:42 liberal talk shows no one is talking
35:46 about all this fraud and waste yeah
35:48 because we're cutting off their graph
35:49 machine so that that's what they're
35:51 upset about that's that's the real thing
35:53 they're upset about U and if if if
35:55 people want to know what uh do is
35:57 cutting and and I want to be clear like
35:59 these are cuts that Doge recommends to
36:01 the department and usually these
36:03 recommendations are followed but uh
36:06 these are recommendations that are then
36:07 confirmed by the department um the uh
36:11 you can see line by line what do is done
36:14 at Doge
36:15 Dogo so what if we do we put on do. goov
36:19 so you can see everything that is being
36:20 done and there's a Tracker that shows is
36:22 it how much money has been saved yeah
36:25 yeah and you can look at each line item
36:27 and and you know they like a bunch of
36:29 these sort of sort of far left uh shows
36:32 will will say like oh it's a
36:33 constitutional crisis blah blah blah but
36:35 what they won't do is point out which
36:36 payments are wrong right so my challenge
36:39 to them is point out which payments are
36:40 wrong yeah go through it which which of
36:42 which of these sort of waste fraud
36:45 things are wrong which line explain that
36:48 line to the public they won't be able to
36:51 right yeah that's why you're not hearing
36:52 any specifics you're hearing an stories
36:54 about mothers we can name the specifics
36:57 yeah
36:58 line by line and we got the receipts and
37:00 here's the other thing if you're post
37:02 the receipts and if you're only talking
37:03 about the propaganda talking points and
37:05 you're not talking about the very clear
37:07 fraud and waste it's very obvious what
37:09 you're doing yeah you're just
37:11 gaslighting yeah yeah totally yeah so
37:14 exactly because we're say like look in
37:16 fact I've said we're going to make
37:18 mistakes we're not going to be perfect
37:20 uh so if we make a mistake we'll quickly
37:23 fix it so we'll we'll we'll you we need
37:27 to act
37:28 fast uh so stop wasting billions of
37:32 dollars of taxpayer money um but if if
37:35 we make a mistake we'll reverse it
37:37 quickly right you know so it's also this
37:41 interesting narrative that you shouldn't
37:43 have access to this social security
37:45 information as if no one's had access to
37:47 it before as if the Biden Administration
37:49 in 2023 had there was like 53 people
37:52 some of them were students that had
37:54 access to all this stuff yeah uh as it
37:57 is there are uh tens of thousands of of
38:01 federal employees that have access
38:03 already to the system uh anyone from
38:05 Doge has to go through the same vetting
38:07 process that those those federal
38:10 employees went through so there's not
38:11 like some unvetted random
38:15 situation if for example there's a
38:17 security clearance needed uh the Doge
38:20 person has to have that same security
38:22 clearance so there's no um reduction in
38:27 security um but I mean obviously the the
38:32 the vast numbers of social security
38:33 numbers have leaked onto the internet
38:35 people have hacked the the government
38:36 systems multiple times uh vast amounts
38:39 of public information has been hacked
38:41 and and uh DED on to the Internet so I
38:45 me there's a guy at the IRS that leaked
38:47 a half a million tax
38:50 returns just a few years ago on purpose
38:54 yeah for what reason uh I for politic he
38:58 he he he wanted to I think he was trying
39:00 to get a trump and maybe me and a few
39:02 others um so but he he he he stole like
39:08 500,000 uh tax
39:11 returns like not a few like it's a lot
39:14 of tax Jesus Christ yeah oh I remember
39:17 that story now remember you just you
39:19 just read about it online it's not it's
39:21 a real thing so these are the narratives
39:25 that's the narrative that you shouldn't
39:26 have access to social security the the
39:28 other narrative is that starving people
39:30 are going to die and women aren't going
39:32 to be pregnant and not have nutrients
39:34 for their babies and that's that's all
39:37 you're hearing and um yeah well that's
39:40 the that's the that's the only thing
39:41 they they can say but they can point to
39:42 the line item right um and so they can't
39:45 say like well this is the thing where
39:48 you know the nutrients for pregnant
39:52 mothers were stopped this they can't
39:53 point to that because we didn't right is
39:55 a lie
39:57 what's fascinating to me is um how much
40:01 the mainstream media is in line with the
40:04 very specific talking points and how
40:07 little you you have Fox News you
40:10 essentially have Fox News on television
40:12 it's like the only one that is pointing
40:14 out the ridiculous fraud and waste and
40:18 yeah you know I know you saw the Jeff
40:20 Bezos thing in the Washington Post
40:21 they're going to stop all the wacky
40:23 editorials and and limit that stuff to
40:27 uh I think it was uh wealth and personal
40:30 freedom or something along those lines
40:32 yeah yeah so I mean I think it's
40:36 this kind of I think it makes sense uh
40:39 because he's just talking about the
40:40 things not not the the sort of just
40:43 talking about the opinions opinion
40:44 pieces the opinion pieces yeah yeah so
40:46 the regular journalism stays the same
40:48 well it's a detriment to their business
40:51 I mean you're seeing over and over again
40:53 people that just they don't want to hear
40:54 all this [ __ ] from these people anymore
40:56 it's like you're you're you're saying
40:58 it's almost like you're caught in an
41:00 outdated version of the virus and
41:02 everybody else already has the immunity
41:05 to that virus like this is yeah you know
41:07 like you need you need a new mind virus
41:10 the one that you're pushing it's like it
41:12 doesn't work anymore it's too crazy yeah
41:16 uh it's the whole thing is very crazy um
41:19 I mean the media is incredibly partisan
41:21 I mean they're not uh I they take almost
41:24 all the media is um you left shifted
41:28 yeah so it's like it's kind of weird if
41:30 you talk to somebody who gets all their
41:32 information from like what I call Legacy
41:35 Media uh they're living in a different
41:37 world yeah uh than if they say are
41:39 listening to you know U your podcast or
41:43 um are getting new news from from X or
41:47 you know just if it's it's like it's
41:51 it's kind of wild like it is very wild
41:53 like you talk it's it's like they're
41:54 living in an Ultimate Reality oh there's
41:56 a lot of people that I talked to to that
41:57 I have to go where did you hear that
41:59 yeah yeah uh but I mean like the
42:02 Associated Press which I call Associated
42:04 propaganda the AP um you know they they
42:07 ran a a international news story saying
42:09 that we that Doge fired air traffic
42:11 controllers but we didn't fire any air
42:13 traffic controllers at all in fact we're
42:15 trying to hire air traffic controllers
42:17 not fire them yeah I saw that you you
42:19 made a tweet about it right yeah what do
42:21 you call it now do you call it a post
42:24 post yeah whatever you can't call it a
42:25 tweet though do you call it a tweet
42:26 accidentally I don't know
42:29 listen uh but like if you if if one like
42:32 let's say somebody post if somebody puts
42:34 up like an you know two hour long video
42:37 that's not a tweet right it's a post
42:40 it's a PO yeah good point yeah yeah for
42:42 sure yeah so um but I hot over if people
42:47 still want to call it a tweet whatever
42:48 you put a post about it just to get back
42:50 to it saying that if you we need highly
42:53 qualified air traffic controllers if you
42:55 retired if you would consider doing it
42:57 again we could use you uh yes so uh a
43:01 lot of really qualified air traffic
43:02 controllers were were pushed out because
43:04 of Dei stuff so um I mean not to to be
43:09 blunt I mean a bunch of old white a
43:10 bunch of really good talented old white
43:13 guys were pushed out it's not cool um
43:17 and so we have there's a talent shortage
43:20 in a traffic control because of Dei and
43:23 and and not being not hiring people on
43:25 Merit you know which is so crazy that
43:28 that worked I think we we should not put
43:30 the public safety at risk you know
43:32 because of some demented philosophy
43:34 somebody made a post today about it in
43:37 infiltrating the NSA did you see any of
43:40 that that was that was some gnarly stuff
43:44 yeah crazy what they they they it
43:47 started off as just like this sort of
43:49 Fringe thing and people would meet up
43:51 then it completely infiltrated the
43:52 organization and they were spending all
43:54 their time there like 400 people or
43:56 something some like some chat sex chat
43:59 room with like some extremely demented
44:03 stuff yeah yeah I I know I sa it I'll
44:06 send it to you Jamie because it's so
44:08 cooky you you you what this is the NSA I
44:11 thought the NSA was just all about like
44:14 information
44:15 and spy on you know like if like is a
44:19 national threat or something yeah I
44:21 think this is exactly it um so she uh
44:24 more than 100 intelligence staffers will
44:26 be fired over sexually explicit texts in
44:29 NSA chat rooms Gabbert says um so so top
44:35 intelligence official told Waters that
44:37 the workers in question were Brazen and
44:38 using an NSA platform intended for
44:41 professional use to conduct this kind of
44:43 really really horrific Behavior Uh what
44:45 is the behavior what exactly what is it
44:48 do they say in this
44:51 article uh
44:53 yeah I think they were also okay it says
44:55 employees who participate in the n's
44:57 obscene pornographic and sexually
44:59 explicit chat
45:02 rooms your tax dollars at work well it
45:05 was all like de I it was all like LBGTQ
45:08 stuff it was there was a lot of like
45:10 transition stuff
45:12 and yeah I I know I definitely saved it
45:15 but point is um it had infiltrated the
45:18 organization it's not what they should
45:19 be talking about at all at all at all
45:22 supposed to be protecting the country
45:24 right and if you and people were talking
45:26 about how they're sping half their time
45:28 in these meetings and that they're just
45:30 like constantly having to attend these
45:32 things where they talk about these
45:34 issues like what are what are you doing
45:37 like if you have a problem with someone
45:38 that's discriminatory get rid of that
45:41 person that's it yes it's you problem's
45:44 over you got someone who's homophobic in
45:46 your business they're openly homophobic
45:47 yeah that you can't work here that's not
45:49 cool that's it that's it you don't have
45:51 to have [ __ ] meetings constantly
45:53 promoting this you're not going to
45:54 change someone's opinion by berating
45:57 them over and over again yeah I mean a
45:59 work environment should be a
46:00 professional environment where you know
46:02 they're they're they're getting the job
46:04 done that they're you
46:06 know you know being paid to do uh that
46:10 it should be obviously not supposed to
46:13 be sort of getting paid for bizarre SE
46:17 sexcapades it's just so fascinating that
46:20 the virus was so strong that it made it
46:22 into the NSA yes and was you would think
46:26 those are some hard the CIA too the CIA
46:28 was in there too yeah they were in there
46:30 too which is bananas you would think
46:32 same thing like hard-nosed like tough
46:34 people doing hard work who can spy on
46:37 you whenever they want
46:39 yeah yeah and get revenge on you
46:42 whenever they want
46:44 yeah pretty wild yeah and you know they
46:50 exist when the president leaves they
46:52 stay people move around you stay a part
46:56 of the organization for your entire
46:57 career you get deeply entrenched in
46:59 their system and how things work and
47:01 who's back to rub and who's who's a bad
47:04 guy who's a good guy who's on our side
47:06 who's not
47:09 yeah it's scary actually yeah um so was
47:14 that what's taken so long with this
47:15 Epstein files yeah what's up with that
47:18 what is up with that it was like yeah
47:21 it's it's like Lucy and the football
47:23 with Charlie Brown when she always pulls
47:25 that football away it's the same thing
47:29 it's like they keep telling us they're
47:30 going to release it day one oh day one
47:32 we have a serious case of no one's being
47:34 arrested O phobia you know well there's
47:35 also right like what the [ __ ] is going
47:38 on what the [ __ ] is going on also
47:39 there's this real fear that someone's
47:41 destroying the evidence and you keep
47:43 hearing these stories unsubstantiated
47:45 stories yeah of you know FBI people
47:47 where the evidence I mean the guy had
47:49 like tons of videos and uh recordings
47:52 yeah I mean he had all sorts of things
47:54 right like there's a mountain of
47:55 evidence right so where's that mountain
47:57 yeah where where is that mountain and
47:58 what would be the reason why they would
48:01 agree like there would have to be
48:03 something in it for them to agree to not
48:07 put it out
48:09 right like there has to be some sort of
48:13 financial entanglement some sort of
48:15 relationship with the people that are on
48:17 that list yeah that they can provide a
48:19 value that was big enough for you to not
48:22 release it or to slow relase it or to
48:24 hope you can get away with like putting
48:25 out some redacted files that don't show
48:28 anything this is only red redacted
48:30 redacted only stage one don't worry the
48:32 real stuff's coming like that doesn't
48:34 make any sense like why wouldn't you
48:36 just release it all like what what could
48:38 possibly be well worth protecting in
48:41 there I mean I think I've got probably
48:43 the same information that I mean I'm
48:44 just reading what's what's the latest
48:45 thing on the X you know I'm just looking
48:46 at my X feed and I'm like yeah you know
48:49 it's a real page Turner
48:52 um and like I thought we were going to
48:55 get some re Revelations to it was like
48:57 big binders full of stuff there's got to
48:59 be something in there well there was in
49:00 all those people that were given a copy
49:02 of it they were all like waving around
49:04 they got the Willy Wonka ticket yeah
49:06 yeah totally yeah and what happened
49:09 nothing nothing so I think Laura lomer
49:13 released it online I think I'm watching
49:16 TW yeah she's not very pleased about
49:18 this so does anybody find anything in
49:21 there that's interesting no it's all old
49:22 stuff from 2015 and okay what the [ __ ]
49:24 is going on but but then apparently this
49:27 they discovered a whole bunch of stuff
49:29 at the southern dist District of New
49:30 York right so that's and and and I'm
49:35 like and I me I think you know Pam Bondi
49:38 is actually great and cash Patel are
49:39 great but they're like they just got
49:40 there you know right so then they're
49:42 they're in not they're they just got
49:43 there but they're they're in a hostile
49:45 environment they're not in a friendly
49:47 environment right um so um you know it's
49:52 like if you suddenly got put in captain
49:55 of a ship but the crew was previously
49:57 your enemy right the entire crew was
49:59 previously your enemy right you know and
50:01 you're telling them give me evidence
50:03 yeah the crew doesn't want to give you
50:05 the evidence you enemy they were like
50:07 your mortal enemies just a moment ago
50:10 you just got there yeah so yeah I think
50:12 we got to give um you know um the
50:16 attorney general and you know new
50:18 director of the FBI some a little bit of
50:20 slack here because they literally just
50:21 got there I think so too but hey don't
50:24 say you're going to release it on day
50:26 one then yeah you shouldn't have said
50:27 that sure and don't say you got a big
50:30 drop coming tomorrow and that's some
50:32 [ __ ] that's been around forever it's
50:34 disappointing yeah what the and where's
50:36 the JFK files where are those yeah let
50:40 them go did they release anything on
50:41 that front I don't know what's going on
50:44 it can't be anything that's gotten to me
50:46 yet so if nothing's gotten to me yet it
50:48 can't be signicant if there's conspiracy
50:50 evidence someone's going to send it yes
50:51 Tim Dylan's going to text me 100% Tim
50:54 Dylan Dave Smith someone's going to send
50:56 my way theu yeah so it has it hasn't
50:58 been released yet yeah you would find
51:01 out and here's the real question like
51:03 what could even be in there at this
51:05 point that they haven't cleared out if
51:07 you've got paperwork from 1963 like what
51:10 is in there still what is in there that
51:13 could possibly be incriminating that
51:15 supposedly Trump said that if you saw
51:18 what they showed me you wouldn't release
51:20 it either okay what the [ __ ] does that I
51:23 haven't seen it so Cashel has yes he
51:26 said he seen it all yeah um can he just
51:29 post it to his like X account or
51:32 something I mean I just we that sounds
51:35 like an Elon move I don't think he can
51:37 he's the director of the FBI I think he
51:39 has to go through proper channels and
51:41 does he he has the channel I yeah but
51:43 there's rules he sounds like Trump he
51:46 sound like
51:47 Trump he needs an executive order what
51:49 about the storm I am the
51:51 storm I mean what channels he is the
51:54 channel well again imagine just getting
51:58 to the the hull or just getting to the
52:00 uh deck of the ship and you're the
52:02 captain yeah and now you uh you have to
52:04 figure out who's running things who's
52:07 doing this where is everything yeah um
52:10 yeah just getting getting anything done
52:13 like just like said you're you just
52:16 joined as Captain of a ship of where the
52:18 crew hates your guts yeah they were your
52:20 enemy yeah they were your enemy they're
52:24 strongly opposed to anything you want to
52:25 do yeah um and you're trying to give
52:27 them orders and you're trying to expose
52:28 them yeah they don't want to be exposed
52:31 right you're you're literally people
52:32 that are working there probably a part
52:34 of this problem I mean I I was reading
52:36 onx that like comey's daughter is like
52:39 the lead prosecutor in southern district
52:40 of New York did you read that yes and
52:43 and like so obviously there's a bit of
52:44 an entanglement there a little bit like
52:46 what if there's something that uh you
52:48 know makes puts her dad in a bad
52:52 light exactly she a [ __ ] Shredder hit
52:55 that delete button
52:57 you know did you see uh General Flynn he
53:00 was on a podcast and he he spoke
53:03 directly to James Comey yeah he said Jim
53:06 you're going to jail and unless you give
53:08 up someone deeper than you and you know
53:10 who that
53:11 is you know who I'm talking about like
53:14 that is wild yeah um I think that the
53:17 former director of the FBI might be
53:20 really in that kind of deep [ __ ] and he
53:22 really actually was doing some evil
53:24 corrupt [ __ ] while he run in the FBI I
53:28 mean it seems like there's some very
53:29 shady stuff that's been going on um it
53:32 seems like it definitely happened in
53:33 the' 60s right everybody kind of admits
53:35 to that they admit the FBI uh killed
53:38 black panthers they they did they did a
53:40 lot of [ __ ] there's a lot of stuff that
53:42 went on that we know the government did
53:45 way back in the day yeah why don't we
53:47 just data dump the files just like go in
53:50 there take photos of of all the papers
53:52 presumably paper um and just post it
53:55 online and and uh let let the CHS fall
53:58 where they may is it presumably everyone
54:01 like some like filing cabinet somewhere
54:02 I don't know right where is it where's
54:04 where's the magic filing cabinet how are
54:07 they hiding it who's got access to it
54:08 like this this is what I was hoping day
54:11 one I was hoping but obviously it's
54:13 taking a lot longer than that so I I
54:16 think part of it is like you know like
54:17 let's let's say let's say you were made
54:19 direct to the FBI okay I might be able
54:23 to that's what crazy literally you know
54:26 what's he doing now he's he's one of the
54:28 big dogs of theba but
54:30 he Secret Service guy yeah legit guy but
54:33 people think of him as a Fox News guy
54:35 just like Pete heg same thing they don't
54:37 want to think about his distinguished
54:38 military career they want to say oh that
54:40 Fox News guy director deputy director of
54:43 the Federal Bureau of Investigation I
54:45 mean Dan's hardcore I me if he if it's
54:47 if it's reasonably findable I think he's
54:49 going to find it this is between him and
54:51 cash I mean like I think they're going
54:52 to get stuff how crazy would it be if
54:54 they couldn't though how crazy would it
54:55 be if they can't find anything if it's
54:57 that if if everybody shuts their mouth
54:59 and everybody covers their ass like an
55:01 FBI computer where you type in the
55:03 search that's I I just like the basic
55:06 mechanism here like it's either in a
55:08 filing cabinet in in paper where it's
55:10 like you know maybe there's like
55:12 Progressive levels of security you know
55:13 you're like open this door oh you got to
55:15 have do you have the pass for this level
55:17 you like level unlocked and there's a
55:19 level unlocked and it's like get
55:22 there
55:24 laptop yeah yeah there's laptop you
55:28 gotta only plug it in it's in a skiff
55:30 yeah this is why like I think I think
55:32 like tour of four KNX would be awesome
55:33 like a live tour of Fort Knox we can
55:35 actually see it's like is the C there or
55:37 not they say it is is it real or did
55:40 somebody spray paint some lead you know
55:42 imagine if it's not imagine if it's not
55:44 all there like some of it's missing
55:45 where to go what if a lot of it's
55:46 missing what if like half of it's
55:49 missing I mean who how do we even know I
55:52 don't know they said the last time they
55:54 let someone look at it was decades ago
55:56 yeah well the last I believe the last
55:58 formal audit was in the
56:01 50s so I'm like okay oh my just think
56:05 about all the
56:07 other maybe yeah think about all the
56:10 other stuff that you pointed out all the
56:11 the the checks that just go out the the
56:14 NGO payments the Social Security people
56:16 think about all just all that now apply
56:18 that to the gold absolutely I just want
56:20 to like emphasize the sure Madness of
56:23 the the government it's it's just
56:25 because they have like m the Magic Money
56:27 computers that that they the checks all
56:29 the checks never bounce for the federal
56:30 government like so you don't have the
56:32 the normal corrective mechanism that
56:33 you'd have for a company or for an
56:35 individual the checks just always always
56:38 always clear the net result is inflation
56:40 which is effectively a tax on everyone
56:42 um but uh you know like the defense Pro
56:46 hasn't passed an audit in I don't know
56:48 how many years seven years yeah I mean
56:50 exactly so it's like You' have to be
56:52 freaking Chuck Norris to like only Chuck
56:55 Norris could get the defense department
56:57 to pass an order you know typee of thing
56:58 that's the level of skill you need you
57:00 know um well that's what's so insane if
57:02 you bring it back to the idea that it's
57:03 a business well yeah this would never be
57:06 tolerated in any kind of functional
57:07 business exactly so U you
57:12 know um you know Pentagon will will like
57:16 like their accounting error like the
57:17 stuff that that they lose in the couch
57:19 cushions is like 20 30 B billion dollars
57:21 a year they don't know don't know where
57:23 it
57:24 went it's gone
57:27 where it go and it's
57:29 gone it's so insane it's insane it's so
57:33 insane so that's why I said like even
57:35 simple things like just requiring that
57:37 the that outgoing payments for the
57:39 treasury computer have a payment code
57:41 and a comment of what the payment is
57:43 about and someone to call about the
57:46 payment um I think will have an very
57:49 powerful effect in stopping wasteful
57:52 outflows and stopping fraud yeah and and
57:54 here's another way to look at this
57:56 imagine if some there are people like
57:59 you and the Doge team out there in the
58:01 world imagine if one of those works for
58:05 an organization like us a or any other
58:08 organization and has this understanding
58:11 of how much fuckeries involved but they
58:14 have evil intentions and they're
58:16 entwined in this system for decades and
58:19 decades and they've built a career and
58:21 all the entanglements that come and they
58:23 start moving [ __ ] around
58:26 you could probably do it easy it sounds
58:28 like the way you've laid it out if you
58:30 were a career person who's in there
58:32 forever who knew how everything works Y
58:35 and you were very clever you could make
58:38 some [ __ ] happen and you could probably
58:40 do it in conjunction with some people
58:41 that you know that are forming an NGO
58:44 hey let's all work together yeah yeah
58:49 and this is the resistance that you're
58:50 facing yeah the I think it's the biggest
58:53 scam of all time this is not something
58:55 you ever saw
58:56 the biggest scam of all time ever of
59:00 human history of human history yes
59:03 wow I think you're right yeah I how what
59:07 else probably a trillion dollar scam
59:09 there's never been a trillion dollar
59:09 scam you
59:13 know now this is not something that you
59:15 ever set out to do this is not you
59:18 didn't have this as a career aspiration
59:20 this is not like this is the most absurd
59:22 outcome I can possibly imagine actually
59:24 also like Doge started as like a sort of
59:26 a a meme coin right you know it was like
59:28 a a joke cryptocurrency involving memes
59:33 and dogs mhm um and uh which is so funny
59:37 that the letters wind up being perfect
59:39 yeah well actually I was originally
59:41 going a quote like the government
59:42 efficiency commission which is very
59:43 boring name um and then people online
59:46 were no it needs to be the department of
59:48 government efficiency uh and I was like
59:50 you know what you're right of course of
59:52 course of course I mean it's more
59:54 evidence of the simulation that that
59:58 little like a mascot is a is a cute
60:03 dog it's a meme coin the meme coin is
60:05 probably worth a lot of money right now
60:06 right like every time you tweet about it
60:08 probably I don't know shoots up yeah the
60:11 the mem the whole meme coin thing is
60:13 bananas yeah it is so bananas that
60:15 people dump real money into these coins
60:19 and then you could just pump them up and
60:21 sell them a casino or something I don't
60:22 know yeah it's totally G people just do
60:24 whatever the greater fo and musical
60:27 chairs and whoever's like the last to
60:29 sit down lose type of thing and somehow
60:31 or another it's still legal like that's
60:33 that's think not I think not too many
60:36 people I
60:38 mean I mean it's sort of like you go to
60:40 the casino like you if you expect to win
60:42 at the casino you're being a fool okay
60:45 so I think if you expect to win at meme
60:47 coins you're being it's not you're being
60:50 foolish yeah yeah you're not gonna win a
60:52 meme coins it's like it's it's but if if
60:56 if you want like don't sink your life
60:57 savings into a meme coin no but you can
60:59 gamble a little and you can ride waves
61:02 and win a little and lose a little if if
61:04 you want to have some fun and and don't
61:06 come then you know play have play with
61:08 me and coins but if you put your if you
61:12 put your on a m coin in the at the RIS
61:15 of saying something bold and outrageous
61:17 don't bet the F on a
61:19 mcoin the weird one is the pump and
61:21 dumps like people all time all the time
61:25 and people get shocked that somebody
61:26 pump and dumped like what is what are
61:29 you doing did you like I was hoping to
61:32 dump I was hoping to make all the money
61:34 out of this I can't believe they got me
61:35 like yeah it's just weird that it's
61:38 legal
61:40 still uh I mean casinos IL legal and and
61:44 people just lose money at casinos you
61:46 know but you can't rig a casino like a
61:48 pump and dump you could rig a pump and
61:50 dump you know uh yeah I guess so
61:54 um like you could run a real pyramid
61:58 scheme well I mean the government's one
61:59 a big pyramid scheme if you ask me yeah
62:01 well you you can tell Social Security is
62:04 is the biggest Ponzi scheme of all time
62:07 right explain that oh so um well people
62:10 pay into Social Security um and and the
62:14 money goes out of Social Security
62:15 immediately but the obligation for
62:17 Social Security is uh your entire
62:20 retirement career so you're you're
62:23 paying uh with your the
62:26 you're paying like like if you look at
62:29 the future obligations of Social
62:30 Security it far exceeds uh the tax
62:35 revenue far have you ever looked at the
62:38 the the debt The Debt Clock yes okay
62:42 there's there's there's our present day
62:43 debt but then there's our future
62:45 obligations so when you look at the
62:47 future obligations of Social Security um
62:50 the actual uh national debt is like
62:53 double what what people think it is
62:56 because of the future
62:58 obligations ah so basically people are
63:02 living way longer than expected um
63:06 and uh there are fewer babies being born
63:09 so you have more people who are retired
63:11 and get that that live for a long time
63:14 and get retirement payments so the
63:16 future obligations so H how bad the
63:19 financial situation is right now for the
63:21 federal government it will be much worse
63:23 in the future
63:26 at the risk of being a buzz kill here
63:28 did you see so we better fix what we got
63:30 right now because if it's bad now it's
63:31 going to be much worse in the future
63:33 there was an interview with this woman
63:34 who was a whistleblower did we ever find
63:36 out if that was true there's so many
63:37 whistles being blown it's hard to keep
63:39 track a lot of whistles this one lady it
63:42 was only in one state it was very
63:44 specific instance believe right but it
63:46 was using Social Security money correct
63:48 that was her that was her allegation so
63:51 what what she was alleging was that she
63:53 was in charge of turning uh illegal
63:56 immigrants into clients that's what they
63:58 would call them and that she would go to
64:00 them and try to ask them do you have a
64:02 headache do you have back problems if
64:04 you do now you can be permanently
64:07 disabled you get permanent disability so
64:09 you get Social Security for Life yes
64:11 yeah no not just Social Security but
64:12 disability which is even more right and
64:14 you get them for on the taxpayer Dole
64:17 right away the m and they're illegal
64:18 aliens yes oh so if I were to say like
64:22 what's at the heart of the sort of like
64:25 why is a Democrat propaganda machine so
64:28 fired up to destroy me that's the main
64:31 reason the main reason is that uh is
64:36 that um uh entitlements fraud that
64:40 includes like Social Security Disability
64:43 Medicaid uh entitlements fraud for
64:45 illegal aliens is what is serving as a
64:49 gigantic magnetic force to pull people
64:51 in from all around the world and keep
64:53 them here like basically
64:56 if you if you pay people uh at a
64:58 standard of living that is above 90% of
65:01 Earth then you have a very powerful
65:06 uh incentive for 90% of Earth to come
65:09 here and to stay here but if you if you
65:14 end the illegal alien fraud then you
65:17 that you turn off that
65:18 magnet and they leave and they they stop
65:22 coming and and the ones that are here
65:23 many of them will simply leave
65:27 and if if that happens a massive they
65:30 will lose a massive number of democratic
65:32 voters and if it didn't happen they
65:34 would turn those people into voters
65:36 correct which they were trying to do
65:38 they are already turning them so in in
65:40 New York state illegal aliens can
65:42 already vote in state and city
65:45 elections a lot of people don't don't
65:47 know that there there's I mean they're
65:49 trying to fight that in they're trying
65:50 to stop that but it's there currently I
65:53 think it's like
65:54 600,000 uh are Reg said to vote illegal
65:56 aliens in New York that is wild yeah
66:00 well well I mean if you look at
66:04 say um you know FEMA like the the agency
66:09 that was paying for illegal aliens to
66:11 stay at luxury hotels in New York was
66:15 FEMA the F you know that's meant that
66:18 that's an agency that's meant to support
66:20 Americans in distress from natural
66:22 disasters was paying for luxury hotels
66:26 for illegals in New York it's true yeah
66:29 that's a fact fact they're literally
66:31 like when we stuff that payment we we
66:33 stopped all those those money because
66:35 that's obviously an insane way to spend
66:37 taxpayer money um the uh New York uh
66:41 sued the government Su the federal
66:42 government to get the
66:45 money so you can just look at their
66:47 lawsuit they they were give they were
66:49 sending that money even after president
66:53 Trump signed an executive order saying
66:55 it needs to to
66:56 stop they still press sand on $80
67:00 million to luxury hotels in New York
67:03 your tax money went to pay for illegal
67:06 aliens in luxury hotels in New York from
67:10 an agency that is meant to help
67:12 Americans in distress from natural
67:15 disasters right and I would like to know
67:17 how much and I would like to know how
67:18 much they spent on North Carolina and
67:20 how much they spent on Maui yes
67:22 exactly uh what What's actually happened
67:25 is they're buying
67:26 voters that's really what's happening
67:28 it's like it's like a giant voter for
67:31 scam they're importing
67:34 voters and uh and it's really just a
67:37 matter of time so like a lot of people
67:39 have trouble believing this but if you
67:42 the more you look at it the more you
67:45 will realize just how much of a problem
67:48 this is and how it's it's it's not just
67:51 real it
67:53 is it is an attempt to destroy
67:56 Democracy in America that's what in my
67:58 view it is what it really is like if you
68:01 take the the the sort of seven swing
68:03 States like often the imin of Victory
68:06 there is like maybe 20,000 votes if you
68:09 put 200,000 um illegals in there and
68:13 they have like a 80% likelihood of
68:16 voting
68:17 them uh and it's only a matter of time
68:19 before they become citizens then those
68:21 swing States will not be swing states in
68:24 the future and if they are not swing
68:26 States we will be a permanent one party
68:29 State
68:30 country
68:32 permanent uh deep blue socialist State
68:35 that's what America will become and that
68:37 was the game plan that that was that was
68:39 the game plan that is still the game
68:42 plan and they almost succeeded if if if
68:46 if the if the machine of which the Kam
68:49 puppet was the representation had won
68:52 that's what would have happened the
68:54 reason I went so hardcore for for for
68:57 for Trump was
68:58 because to me this was a folk in the
69:00 road very like a very obvious folk in
69:03 the road
69:05 um if they had another four years they
69:07 would legalize enough illegals in the
69:09 swing states to make the swing States
69:13 uh not swing States they would just
69:16 there would be blue
69:17 States then then they would they would
69:20 win the presidential they'd win the
69:22 house the Senate and the presidency
69:26 um they would then make uh District you
69:29 know DC into a state may maybe Puerto
69:33 Rico get four extra Senators pack the
69:35 Supreme Court so then you'll have the
69:37 house Judiciary
69:39 Senate uh and presidency all blue and
69:43 then they will keep importing more
69:45 illegals to cement that that outcome
69:48 basically what happened in
69:53 California Jesus Christ it would have
69:55 been the
69:56 end that's why I went so hardcore for
69:59 for trump it was otherwise been the end
70:02 and that's why the the the Democrat
70:05 machine is so intent on destroying
70:08 me it's just so fascinating that people
70:11 can't see this I mean I invite people to
70:15 do their research the more they do their
70:16 research the more they will see that
70:18 what I'm saying is absolutely
70:20 true D it's like just do the research
70:25 yeah it's it's such a bad idea even for
70:28 the Democrats which is what they don't
70:30 understand like it's the same it's not
70:32 ultimately going to work out no it's the
70:34 same people yes it's just they're doing
70:37 it under the guys that they're the kind
70:39 compassionate Progressive people yes but
70:42 the same outcome takes place it's just
70:43 about control they they probably
70:46 Institute some Central Bank digital
70:47 currency and some social credit score
70:50 system and censorship of course yeah of
70:52 course well they that was the big Fe
70:55 coming into this election was that if
70:57 they can't censor things like well I we
70:59 talked about it before but there's there
71:01 was two major Forks in the road the big
71:03 one was Trump didn't get shot y the
71:05 other big one was You by Twitter and if
71:07 those two things don't happen the whole
71:10 world looks different yes yeah we don't
71:14 want to be on that timeline no we don't
71:15 want to have only one side represented
71:18 because guess what they will hijack that
71:20 side whatever it is they will hijack
71:22 that side and use it for money and
71:24 control and that's what it's all about
71:26 it's not about good people versus bad
71:27 people it's a [ __ ] shell game yeah I
71:30 I mean I think these things are actually
71:33 it's easy to understand if you look at
71:35 basic incentives the the basic incentive
71:38 here is the more legals that the
71:40 Democrats can bring in the more likely
71:42 they are to win so that's what they're
71:44 going to
71:45 do um that's what they have been doing
71:49 uh and it worked in California
71:50 California super majority Dem um and
71:53 look at all the companies that are
71:54 leaving California
71:55 yeah um I mean in and- out just
71:58 announced they're leaving their
71:59 headquarters leaving California they're
72:00 moving to Tennessee yeah yeah
72:03 so um and and California uh made
72:08 Healthcare free for illegals yeah as of
72:11 last year so and and that obviously
72:14 that's a gigantic magnet for more
72:16 illegals like and this is not a thing
72:19 you can solve simply with money because
72:20 what happens is the you simply have more
72:23 patients than a doctor can possibly see
72:25 and you can't just you know make doctors
72:28 out of nothing like the it so people
72:31 like oh it's just a money thing no you
72:33 it takes a long time for somebody to
72:35 become a doctor you know the 30 years um
72:39 and uh and so what actually happens in
72:42 California is that there are too many
72:44 patients for the doctors to see so then
72:49 uh the average citizen in California
72:51 suffers as a result um now the the elite
72:56 in California are fine because they have
72:57 private doctors you know they have they
72:59 can they can just pay for the best
73:01 doctors so the elite in California doing
73:03 fine but your your average C citizen in
73:05 California is not doing fine um and the
73:09 the tax burden for uh healthcare for
73:11 illegals was supposed to be three
73:12 billion I think they now estimated it's
73:14 9 billion but that but that that number
73:15 will scale to Infinity basically it's
73:18 like why not like why not if you if you
73:22 need any operation at all come to
73:24 California and have it be free right
73:27 from anywhere on earth and the people
73:29 that want to look at it in the most
73:31 charitable way they say oh well these
73:33 people are hardworking good people and
73:36 they're the backbone of our city and
73:38 they should have access to all the
73:39 things that we have access to and I just
73:42 don't think they understand that it's a
73:43 political Pawn I don't think they
73:45 understand this is not done for
73:47 compassion and kindness no this is just
73:50 done to ensure that it stays Blue
73:52 correct yeah and it's essentially a
73:54 bribery with your tax dollars yes this
73:56 is why um that the dams will not even um
74:03 Deport criminals yeah um because every
74:07 criminal deported is a lost vote so even
74:10 even if if somebody is uh um illegal
74:13 with a criminal record and commits crime
74:15 in America they are still still were not
74:18 being
74:19 deported and then on top of that
74:21 California made it actually illegal to
74:24 ask for ID when people vote Yes
74:26 California and New York uh you are not
74:29 allowed to show your ID when you vote I
74:32 just want to be clear so everyone
74:34 understands this in California New York
74:36 you are not allowed to show your ID even
74:38 if you want to
74:40 right why would that ever be a good
74:44 idea I mean what like if you want to man
74:49 if you're trying to do if you're trying
74:50 to facilitate fraud in elections it's a
74:52 great idea that's the only reason yes
74:54 there's no other reason Lally why that
74:56 would be a good idea it's for fraud it's
74:58 it's like it's like wake up
75:01 she wake up hello like let's say you
75:05 wanted to commit for what are the things
75:06 you would do yeah you would say you
75:08 don't need ID and you can mail in your
75:11 ballot and we'll give you free healthare
75:13 yes stay here yes stay here I know it's
75:15 on fire but stay here I mean in this
75:17 case it being on fire is not just a
75:20 metaphor in California okay it's just
75:22 like godamn
75:25 entire neighborhood's burning down it's
75:27 just once they uh allowed people to vote
75:30 that are not legal in
75:33 California once you if you're if you're
75:35 going to do that it's it's over it's
75:37 exactly there's there's no coming back
75:39 from that the numbers are just no people
75:42 are so indoctrinated too there's so many
75:44 people that no matter what they think
75:46 voting Republican means you're an
75:47 [ __ ] yes and they won't do it they
75:50 won't do it they they'll put their
75:51 [ __ ] rainbow flag on their porch and
75:53 they'll just ride it right into the
75:54 beach civilizational suicide yeah right
75:57 to the Rocks bang crash the boat I mean
76:00 uh there's there's a guy um who post X
76:02 who's who great God Gods side yeah
76:05 friend of mine he been on podcast punch
76:07 times yeah he's awesome yeah he's great
76:09 um and he talks about uh you know
76:11 basically suicidal empathy mhm like if
76:15 there's like there's so much empathy
76:17 that you actually suicide yourself yeah
76:20 um so that we've got civilizational
76:23 suicidal empathy going on and it's like
76:26 I believe in empathy like I think you
76:27 should care about other people but you
76:29 need to have empathy for for
76:30 civilization as a whole and not commit
76:32 to a civilizational suicide also don't
76:34 let someone use your empathy against you
76:37 so they can completely control your
76:38 state and then do it insanely bad job of
76:41 managing it and never get
76:44 removed the the the fundamental weakness
76:47 of Western Civilization is
76:50 empathy the empathy exploit they there
76:54 it's it's they're exploiting a a a bug
76:57 in western civilization which is the
77:00 empathy
77:01 response so and I I I think you know
77:04 empathy is good but you need to think it
77:06 through and not just
77:08 be programmed like a robot right
77:11 understand when empathy has been
77:12 actually used as a to a tool yes like
77:15 the it's weaponized empathy yeah is the
77:18 issue yeah weaponized empathy and yeah
77:23 um and it's also the rigid adherence to
77:25 that liberal ideology like you can't
77:28 switch sides over there like California
77:31 if you're a part of that whole Tech
77:33 Hollywood entertainment any any of those
77:36 circles you're on the left like almost
77:40 wholly almost completely it's borderline
77:43 illegal to be a republican in California
77:46 uh I mean like in San Francisco or La
77:49 it's borderline illegal to be a
77:50 republican you're certainly shunned no I
77:52 look I mean in like San Francisco you
77:55 you you could shoot heroin while taking
77:57 a dump on the mayor's car in front of
77:59 City Hall okay and and that and nothing
78:02 would happen to
78:04 you but if you walk down the street with
78:06 a Maga hat you're GNA get
78:09 attacked yeah it's insane yeah it's
78:13 insane it's also so orwellian that a hat
78:16 that says make America great again would
78:19 cause people to have a violent reaction
78:22 like aren't you American wouldn't just
78:24 just as a a whole like the saying
78:27 wouldn't that be a good thing for
78:28 everyone make America great again but
78:31 because it's attached to Donald Trump
78:32 and that red hat you'll get maced for
78:35 wearing that red hat they will make
78:38 America worse by beating you so it's
78:42 like it's an evil thing they're
78:43 doing a violent assault in America
78:46 because you want to make America great
78:49 again I mean it's like a scene in a book
78:52 it doesn't it doesn't seem like it could
78:55 be that ridiculous like remember when
78:57 all lives matter would get you fired
79:00 which is insane insane people got fired
79:03 because they said all lives matter which
79:05 is a very reasonable thing to say how
79:08 reasonable is that yes that's
79:09 essentially saying everybody matters but
79:12 that's not that's Lally all you're
79:13 saying that's not what you were supposed
79:15 to say you had to say black lives matter
79:17 which of course they do if you say all
79:19 lives matter everybody matters yes but
79:22 the idea of being a colorblind Society
79:24 was completely abandoned somewhere
79:26 around
79:27 2012-ish yeah I mean I I sort of can
79:29 trace it to when when did the the the
79:31 gun emoji get nerfed you know uh when
79:34 did it turn into a squirt gun that was a
79:35 couple of years ago that was like 2016 I
79:38 think was it yeah yeah it became a
79:40 squirt
79:41 gun can you bring it back X yeah no no
79:44 right now if if if you uh use a gun
79:47 emoji on X the Apple will insist that
79:51 it' be a squirt gun and then the X app
79:53 turns it back into uh a 1911 oh really
79:57 yeah oh that's great so you can you can
79:59 actually uh you know have have a 1911
80:03 gun um we we we reverted the Apple
80:07 change inside the app oh that's
80:09 hilarious that's hilarious that that
80:11 it's that thing's so offensive the gun
80:13 and then the pregnant man both of those
80:15 got me like you
80:19 [ __ ] I mean I like that mem
80:21 where it's like the people telling you
80:23 that what you're hearing is dis
80:24 information are the same people that did
80:26 the pregnant man emoji yes yeah think
80:29 about that yeah well also the same
80:32 people that say a woman attacked a Tesla
80:35 Factory yeah the woman it's a dude it's
80:38 a dude like really obvious dude really
80:41 big mentally ill dude yeah mentally ill
80:43 dude with a wig on say that yes yeah but
80:47 NBC even fo you're looking at the
80:50 picture a woman yo this is got a this
80:53 this is a dude with a wrong jawline okay
80:55 he's wearing Woman
80:57 face is a buff it's a buff dude yeah
81:00 it's a buff dude wearing Woman face I
81:03 mean come on that's not a that's not a
81:05 woman yeah and they're like saying watch
81:08 shot for disinformation I'm like what
81:09 are you talking about it's so crazy this
81:11 is [ __ ] I mean it's just more
81:14 evidence of the virus though right like
81:16 it killed objectivity killed reality and
81:20 it it demanded strict adherence or you
81:23 were attacked yeah
81:25 yeah any questioning of it uh would
81:27 result in in being ostracized do you
81:30 like what what kind of responsibility do
81:32 you like knowing that if you didn't take
81:35 over Twitter and turn it into X if that
81:38 didn't happen like the I really think
81:42 the world's a very different place right
81:44 now like how long have you owned it for
81:47 a couple years basically imag imagine a
81:49 couple years of it being run the way it
81:51 was run before and probably accelerating
81:54 my account would have been suspended
81:55 long
81:56 ago for sure yeah for sure yeah just for
82:00 the
82:02 disinformation
82:04 yeah um it would have been Trum would
82:06 have never come back Alex Jones would
82:07 have definitely never been back
82:09 definitely not no no um
82:14 so yeah um does that weigh on you like I
82:17 would feel like that would be a [ __ ]
82:19 heavy
82:21 responsibility
82:23 yeah um I mean I'm just trying to keep
82:25 civilization going here you know for
82:29 longer um
82:32 so
82:34 um I think we at least want to build a
82:37 city on Mars um and become a multiplet
82:42 civilization uh which I think would be
82:46 incredibly important in ensuring the
82:49 long-term survival of
82:52 civilization are you still rescuing
82:54 those people that are stuck in the space
82:55 station uh yeah that's coming up in a
82:57 couple weeks I think whoa they've been
83:00 up there for how long Jamie they were
83:01 supposed to be there for a couple days
83:03 right I think actually prob like four
83:04 weeks oh they're supposed to be they
83:06 were supposed to be up there for like
83:07 eight days yeah and they've been up
83:09 there for like I think eight months so a
83:12 little longer than expected [ __ ] yeah
83:15 what is it going to be like for those
83:16 people when they get back they're going
83:17 to be a wreck for a long time right yeah
83:19 if as long you stay up there you get you
83:21 know sort of in zero you get increased
83:23 bone loss so
83:25 um you it ended up being like this
83:27 political football um and uh sort of
83:31 sort of hotly contested topic um we
83:34 offered to bring them back early this
83:36 offer was rejected by the Biden
83:38 Administration whyl for political
83:41 reasons that's so crazy I there's no way
83:43 that they're going to make anyone who's
83:44 supporting Trump look look
83:46 good
83:48 wow what do you think they would have
83:50 done if they had
83:52 won uh well get those people back no
83:55 they can they can only get them back
83:56 with with a SpaceX spacecraft but they
83:58 they push the return date past the uh
84:00 inauguration
84:02 date wow
84:04 yeah so they would have let you do it
84:07 but after the
84:10 wow and so it would have been them
84:12 authorizing you there isn't anyone else
84:14 to to to do it NASA can't get them uh
84:18 the only only the SpaceX Dragon
84:21 spacecraft is the only one that is
84:23 considered safe enough to bring them
84:24 back so the NASA concluded that the
84:28 Boeing spacecraft was not safe so that's
84:30 why they're stuck there holy [ __ ] yeah
84:33 and you can't ask Russia to help that
84:35 would be awkward a little bit yeah yeah
84:38 be a nice thing if they did they said
84:39 guys will help you I think they for
84:42 enough money they would you think so uh
84:45 yeah but they would they would obviously
84:47 treat it as a propaganda Victory and
84:49 charge crazy
84:52 money it's just disgusting that they
84:54 would use that as a political
84:56 tool yeah um yeah um so well they were
85:03 also the Biden Administration was also
85:04 suing SpaceX uh they had this massive
85:07 lawsuit against SpaceX for SpaceX not
85:11 hiring Asylum Seekers right so so people
85:14 like say like oh El's making it up this
85:17 V Administration wasn't against SpaceX
85:19 I'm like bro the Department of Justice
85:23 had a massive lawy law suit against
85:24 SpaceX for not hiring Asylum Seekers
85:26 even though it is illegal for us to hire
85:29 hire anyone who is not a permanent
85:31 resident so it is both there's a law
85:34 that says you have to hire Asylum
85:35 Seekers but there's also a law that says
85:38 anyone hired by a rocket company which
85:41 is an advanced weapons technology must
85:44 be a permanent resident and if an asylum
85:46 Seeker is not a permanent resident so it
85:48 is both legal and illegal to hire Asylum
85:51 Seekers
85:54 so why would the vien Administration
85:57 launch a massive lawsuit again this is
85:59 public information it's not like my
86:02 imagination um why would they launch do
86:05 such a massive lawsuit against
86:06 SpaceX they're extremely
86:12 antagonistic it just doesn't make any
86:14 sense that that could ever even get past
86:17 the first day of someone looking at it
86:20 if it's both illegal and you're trying
86:22 to enforce it like you can't enforce it
86:24 yes this is an advanced weapons company
86:26 this is crazy it should be like this
86:28 throw this out there's in fact there's
86:31 like International traffic and arms
86:32 regulations is a like a law that is
86:36 there to ensure that if if only
86:40 permanent residents of the United States
86:42 can work at Advanced weapons companies
86:45 Rockets are Advanced weapons uh so the
86:48 same is true of like if it's like
86:49 nuclear or you know some like you know
86:52 bioweapon thing or something like that
86:54 um so because they obviously if if
86:58 someone were to work at basic and then
87:00 go leave and go to North Korea or Iran
87:03 they could build missile technology that
87:05 could uh you know destroy the United
87:08 States so that's why you're not allow to
87:11 hire people who are per resident logical
87:13 basic logical logical so is that lawsuit
87:15 still pending I was it was just
87:19 dismissed how long was it going on for a
87:21 couple years holy [ __ ]
87:25 yeah that's the other thing that drives
87:27 me crazy like that people don't
87:30 understand that if you sanction laware
87:32 like that if you sanction attacking your
87:34 political enemies someone's going to do
87:36 that to you like if the wrong people get
87:39 in office yeah if new people getting off
87:42 four years from now eight years from now
87:44 who knows who it's going to be you've
87:45 already set a precedent you've already
87:48 attack someone charged them with 34
87:50 felonies where they're really just
87:52 misdemeanors and they're passed the
87:54 statute of limitation and now you're
87:57 talking all over the news that this is a
88:00 convicted felon convicted felon they
88:02 kept saying convicted felon convicted
88:04 felon and everybody knows what it is yes
88:06 it's terrifying it's terrifying they
88:08 could do it so brazenly to a guy who was
88:11 the president for four years right um
88:16 that lawsuit was funded by Reed Hoffman
88:19 uh who is a major damned
88:21 donor and also an FD and client
88:24 [Music]
88:26 uh the pl the plot thickens the plot
88:29 thickens Jesus Christ
88:32 yes it's
88:35 just it's so blatant it's like so
88:38 obvious the SpaceX lawsuit the Trump
88:40 stuff it's just it's so obvious yes like
88:43 known FC clients um who are obviously
88:46 extremely powerful um they powerful
88:49 politically and and very wealthy um are
88:53 you know bullate
88:56 um Bill Clinton and Reed
88:59 Hoffman and some others two but those
89:03 three so you know why was Reed Hoffman
89:06 so intent on destroying
89:10 Trump do you think it's because they're
89:11 worried about the list coming
89:14 out yeah one of the
89:18 reasons
89:19 yeah so I mean I'm like this is you know
89:23 yeah
89:24 so it's so frustrating to be sitting in
89:26 the situation where the the list isn't
89:28 coming out well it better come out I
89:30 mean hopefully tomorrow might well I
89:32 mean why' they release [ __ ] today I
89:34 don't know what's the point in giving
89:36 these people like a a happy folder to
89:38 wave around in front of the camera with
89:39 nothing in it that's new doesn't make
89:42 any sense it's not
89:44 encouraging
89:46 uh like I said it's the tough thing that
89:49 they've got is you know they've been
89:51 made captain of a ship with a hostile
89:52 crew right right so they don't have like
89:56 you it's not like you you have like
89:58 magical powers you get made captain of a
90:01 triple the Hostile crew you still have a
90:02 hostile crew right um you've got to
90:04 bring in people who are going to you be
90:09 helpful as opposed to OB obstructionist
90:13 right
90:16 um
90:19 so um but yeah I think the the public
90:22 will be right
90:25 frustrated if there is if no one is
90:28 prosecuted for the FC Client List no one
90:31 at all which you don't know
90:34 like is you know like at least I don't
90:39 know the top five or something like some
90:41 number should there should at least be
90:43 an attempted prosecution of the worst
90:46 offenders well particularly if galain
90:48 Maxwell is in jail for sex trafficking
90:50 yes cuz like well trafficking sex
90:52 trafficking occurred right so she was in
90:55 she's in jail for it yes
90:57 so to who are the clients yeah yeah how
91:01 do you put someone in jail and you don't
91:03 even name the clients that sounds kind
91:05 of insane I think yes it it it
91:09 would yes because just stunning that
91:11 they've been able to hold it back for so
91:14 long it's really kind of amazing like
91:17 when people say that people can't keep
91:18 secrets what the [ __ ] are you talking
91:20 about look at this yeah I mean a bunch
91:23 of these things are not
91:24 like it's it's common knowledge but we
91:27 just we don't actually have the proof
91:29 right um so the proof is there I mean
91:32 there's lots of
91:33 videos
91:37 um yeah there's lots I mean the dude
91:40 it's like a mountain of like whenever
91:43 they raided fen's place there would have
91:45 been like a mountain of evidence where
91:47 is that mountain right what' you do with
91:49 it yes like Who took possession of the
91:52 evidence yeah specifically right the
91:54 individuals where are the tapes yes how
91:56 many levels of clearance do I have to
91:58 get to get into the Vault
92:01 Yeah
92:06 well yeah
92:08 yeah um you know what we need are people
92:11 who are really good with
92:13 computers oh yeah and really good with
92:17 technology remember seeing this photo
92:19 that's when they raided his home they
92:21 were that's they on the island they were
92:22 there then yeah they got everything I'm
92:25 sure I mean there must have been so much
92:27 stuff on that island there must have
92:29 been and if it wasn't there where was it
92:31 yeah what you know it has to be uploaded
92:34 somewhere there has to be some sort of a
92:36 chain of evidence yeah or chain of
92:38 custody there got to be a mountain of of
92:40 evidence yeah um the other thing they're
92:43 going to talk about is uh uaps they're
92:44 going to release all the UAP information
92:47 so you're the GU to ask about
92:49 this what what if any possibility is
92:53 there that there is some sort of
92:55 advanced propulsion system technology
92:57 that's being worked on in
93:00 secret and that they're trying to cover
93:02 this up with this talk of aliens and
93:06 alien Tech and not of this world and is
93:09 it possible that there's some sort of
93:12 very secret program that's going on in
93:16 cahoots with some defense contractors
93:19 that are developing Advanced propulsion
93:21 systems that they're using for these
93:23 drones
93:26 uh I mean SpaceX um you know my company
93:32 SpaceX is has the most advanced rocket
93:34 technology in the world I think I'd know
93:37 right
93:39 um and I the best of my knowledge there
93:41 is not any magic there there's not like
93:44 some super Advanced propulsion
93:46 technology there have been people who
93:49 have theorized different gravity drives
93:52 and different is there anything that's
93:53 ever gotten past the theoretical stage
93:57 no nothing well there's nothing even
93:59 that I'm aware of that works in
94:03 theory it's not like I don't I I would
94:05 like this to exist to be clear I would
94:07 like this to exist um and I have the I I
94:12 I from a security clearance standpoint I
94:15 have top top secret there there is I
94:17 have equivalent of like an all access
94:20 pass from a security clearance
94:21 standpoint so
94:24 uh I I'm I don't think they're hiding it
94:27 from me basically I don't think they
94:28 they could um unless it's completely in
94:34 these weapons manufacturing corporations
94:37 I mean I know these weapons
94:38 manufacturing companies like boing lucky
94:41 to northr I mean yeah they do some
94:44 interesting things but uh they do not
94:46 have I there's no breakthrough that they
94:49 have so I'm confident they do not have a
94:51 breakthrough when you hear people like
94:53 like why just compete with SpaceX and
94:54 make a better rocket in which case you
94:57 know they can make why are they holding
94:59 back on making um a lot of money from
95:02 beating SpaceX with better Rockets my
95:05 thought was that what if it's just a
95:08 drone and you can't have a biological
95:10 entity inside of it because it just
95:12 bursts from the [ __ ] speed that it's
95:14 moving
95:15 at that a human couldn't tolerate the
95:18 amount of force so they're just
95:21 drones I don't think so so what do you
95:24 think people like Ryan Graves Commander
95:26 David I want cool things to exist like
95:28 say
95:30 like do I want UFOs to exist yes I want
95:32 UFOs to exist because that would be
95:34 really interesting course everybody does
95:35 yeah it would be cool it's it's a more
95:38 boring world where UFOs don't exist or
95:40 or like flying like Advanced propulsion
95:44 stuff doesn't exist that's a if if it
95:46 doesn't exist that's more boring I'd
95:48 like it' be more interesting if it did
95:50 exist I'd like it to exist I hope we
95:52 find something but I have not seen like
95:55 I mean
95:57 like SpaceX has launches 90% of
96:02 all satellite Mass to orbit so if you
96:05 take all of
96:06 Earth uh rocket all of Earth's rocket
96:08 launchers my company has a 90% market
96:12 share of Earth China does about 5% and
96:15 the rest of the world does including the
96:18 Boeing lock North and everyone does
96:21 5% so
96:24 why why wouldn't they use this to defeat
96:32 SpaceX yeah
96:35 yeah would no listen that's why I asked
96:38 you it would make sense what do you
96:40 think these people are seeing a rocket
96:42 every two days but what do you think
96:43 these people are seeing when when you
96:45 have reliable people like Commander
96:47 David fraver who had that Infamous
96:50 ticktock uh Tic Tac experience off the
96:53 coast of San Diego where they got this
96:56 thing on video they tracked it going
96:57 50,000 ft above sea level to 50 ft in
97:00 like a second okay yeah yeah and then
97:03 they also have video evidence of this
97:05 thing accelerating at a great speed
97:07 eyewitness accounts from two different
97:10 Jets sure
97:14 um I mean can we does anybody have a
97:16 high-risk video or photo of this thing
97:19 well there's a video of this thing where
97:21 they're locked onto it and and then it
97:23 takes off it shoots off frame no no it's
97:26 like whatever the systems they used on
97:29 fighter jets in 2004 potentially like
97:32 Windows 95 I me there like somebody did
97:33 a curve of like the resolution of UFOs
97:36 and the resolution of
97:39 cameras U UFO resolution has stayed flat
97:42 despite megapixels and cameras going
97:44 like you know super high well according
97:46 to Christopher Mel why they still blurry
97:48 Christopher melan who worked in the
97:49 state department said that they have
97:52 high resolution photos videos of these
97:54 things and that's all that he's seen it
97:56 it's all locked away whenever people say
97:58 that to me like don't even tell me that
97:59 then don't unless you have just leak it
98:01 for God's sake put it out there like let
98:03 it slip yes yeah uh I mean there's a
98:07 couple photos they're grainy there's not
98:10 one thing that I've ever looked at and
98:11 go holy [ __ ] that's it that's what I've
98:14 looking for you could ask our Gro AI
98:15 right now to create a h highres image of
98:19 of an alien spacecraft uh you know over
98:22 Austin yeah and it's going to do a great
98:25 job so why we do we not have at least
98:28 that
98:30 right yeah but I want to believe that's
98:33 the problem my brain starts going oh
98:35 come on this is no fun I want it to be
98:37 real I want there to be at least be some
98:41 Advanced propulsion system if not like
98:43 what are all these people seeing like
98:45 what is h if we're not being
98:46 occasionally visited by things that are
98:49 smart enough to hide we might be I just
98:51 that these aliens are very subtle yeah
98:53 you keep saying saying that it's a good
98:55 good line I mean it's a solid line cuz
98:58 it's pretty accurate I just want to see
99:00 some high RIS video of aliens like how
99:02 are they just evading all the cameras if
99:04 you think about that and the ones that
99:06 you do get them on that's just like some
99:08 Far Away light that's moving weird and
99:10 it could be a lot of things but I want
99:12 to
99:13 believe yeah I mean I mean there've been
99:17 like multiple times where um you know
99:20 the Air Force and navy is has called
99:22 SpaceX and as and said they they they
99:24 think they've seen aliens and we're like
99:26 was it at this time on this state in
99:28 this location they're like yes how do
99:30 you know that's
99:31 us there been a lot of that that's our
99:33 satellites those are our satellites
99:35 they're like no they're not I'm like
99:37 yeah yeah they're they're definitely our
99:38 satellites oh yeah people see the SpaceX
99:39 satellites all the time whing by yeah
99:41 they're last our satellites and they're
99:43 they are moving at you know 16,000 mil
99:46 hour so it's pretty fast um and there's
99:51 also stuff that the United States
99:52 government does have that gets mistaken
99:54 for UFOs I remember the first time I saw
99:56 a stealth bomber we were filming Fear
99:58 Factor it was like right after uh
100:01 2003 like right after the the war had
100:04 broken off and they were flying a
100:05 stealth bomber down in Palmdale I was
100:08 like holy [ __ ] like if I didn't know
100:10 what that was I would 100% think that's
100:13 from another world when you see cool
100:16 [ __ ] cool yeah really cool I mean it
100:19 doesn't look like a a humans it looks
100:21 like something from battl Star Galactica
100:23 you know it does look yeah it does look
100:24 awesome um I mean they're they're not
100:26 stealthy against any uh Advanced radar
100:29 system by the way it doesn't work it
100:31 doesn't work anymore doesn't work no was
100:33 it old school stuff they're they're only
100:35 they're only stealthy against uh old
100:37 Radars oh okay I mean you can still see
100:41 them like they're not invisible right
100:44 right they're not like oh it's not like
100:46 you know uh cloaking device from Star
100:49 Trek did you see when me and Lex uh we
100:52 we watched
100:53 the the rocket get caught live while
100:57 while it was happening that to me was
100:59 one of the to see it actually I've seen
101:02 videos of it happen but to see it
101:04 actually live was one of the coolest
101:07 [ __ ] things you're like wow we are in
101:09 the future right I mean nobody else can
101:13 do
101:14 that yeah it's true nobody else can do
101:18 that that's fact yeah it's pretty wild
101:22 it's cuz I'm an alien it's time
101:25 you I'm an alien and I keep trying
101:27 telling people I'm an alien but they
101:28 don't believe me I believe you okay
101:30 thank you I believe you that's my my
101:33 suspicion all along was that you I'm
101:35 trying to get back to my own planet that
101:36 you're a friendly alien like it's
101:37 nothing wrong with aliens I like people
101:39 from everywhere yeah even other planets
101:42 what's next like now that you can do
101:44 that you can catch Rockets what's like
101:45 the ultimate expression of Rocket
101:48 technology like what what comes after
101:50 this
101:53 um
101:55 well I mean the fundamental breakthrough
101:57 we're aiming for at SpaceX is a fully
101:59 and rapidly reusable orbital rocket
102:02 where both stages are fully and rapidly
102:05 reusable with our Falcon rocket we are
102:07 able to reuse the main stage and the the
102:10 nose cone but we're we're not able to
102:12 reuse the upper stage um and it it's
102:17 still takes us a you know at least a few
102:18 days from when the main stage lands to
102:22 when we can flly a gain so it it doesn't
102:25 it doesn't it's it's doesn't it's not
102:28 fully reusable because we lose the upper
102:29 stage uh which cost $10 million to build
102:33 and
102:34 um and then and then the the main stage
102:38 it's it's not as reusable as like an
102:39 aircraft you can't just like refuel it
102:41 and fly it
102:43 requires um work for a couple days um
102:48 but this the
102:49 Starship design is the first design that
102:53 is capable of full and Rapid reusability
102:56 where that is one of the possible
102:59 outcomes um and once you have full and
103:02 Rapid reusability the cost of access to
103:05 space drops by a factor of 100 it's like
103:08 100 times
103:10 cheaper
103:12 um by some metrics it's a thousand times
103:16 cheaper and
103:18 um and then when when you factor in uh
103:22 orbital re re refilling so you refill on
103:25 orbit uh it it can drop the cost of
103:28 going cost per ton to the surface of
103:31 Mars by a factor of
103:34 10,000 whoa yeah so what has to improve
103:39 in order to make it
103:42 reusable
103:44 um well
103:50 um we need there's there's
103:54 some like we're pretty close to being
103:56 able to re rapidly reuse the booster for
103:59 Starship um that's why you know it it
104:03 comes back and gets caught by the arms
104:05 and then the arms place it back in the
104:06 launch Mount so um now this still you
104:11 know um we have a little bit of engine
104:14 damage we got little bit of heat shield
104:17 damage um there's uh like there's like
104:21 tweaks that that are needed but but the
104:23 but we're pretty close to achieving full
104:25 and Rapid reusability of the of the
104:27 booster um the ship we we we're I mean I
104:33 I think we'll achieve reusability of the
104:35 ship this year um and I think we'll
104:38 achieve rapid reusability of the whole
104:42 stack ship and booster next
104:45 year um this is the fundamental
104:48 breakthrough required for life to become
104:51 multiplanetary and what is what needs to
104:53 improve in order to make it reusable
104:55 like what is what's wrong with it right
104:57 now uh on the shift side the the
104:59 toughest problem is the heat shield so
105:03 no no one has actually no one has ever
105:05 developed a fully reusable orbital heat
105:09 shield because you come when you come in
105:11 from orbital velocity you come in like a
105:13 flaming meteor like you're just a raging
105:16 ball of fire
105:17 um and it's it's hard to have a heat
105:22 shield that doesn't
105:23 partially melt or get destroyed in that
105:26 process um you know that that wasn't a
105:29 problem we were able to solve with
105:30 falcon9 that's why the opper stage uh
105:33 burns up on re-entry
105:36 um with the with Starship the the the
105:39 the ship portion you got the the booster
105:40 and you got the ship um we got to solve
105:44 the making a fully reusable orbital heat
105:48 shield a problem that has never been
105:50 solved
105:51 before um for a while I was like I'm not
105:54 sure there's this is solvable at this
105:56 point I think it is
105:57 solvable um it requires detailed
106:00 iteration on the heat shield
106:03 tiles
106:04 um and I mean we've vertically
106:06 integrated the manufacturing of the heat
106:08 shield tiles because there there was no
106:11 supplier that could provide us with the
106:13 materials that were needed so
106:17 the
106:19 um you need to make essentially this
106:22 this very
106:23 fine verelli of of glass and aluminum
106:29 oxide uh
106:31 fibers um aluminum oxide is basically
106:35 Sapphire so it's like glass and Sapphire
106:38 very fine fibers in exactly the right
106:41 geometry uh with special
106:44 Coatings um in order to have the this
106:49 heat shield tile be reusable
106:53 um like not melt um and but not be so
106:57 brittle that it gets damaged um on
107:01 Ascent or
107:02 descent um like it can't be as you know
107:05 it's it's kind of like almost the
107:07 brittleness of a coffee cup type of
107:08 thing um and the Rocket's shaking like
107:10 hell so you got this thing like you saw
107:12 it firstand like imagine you're at
107:14 Ground Zero of that rocket like you feel
107:17 how much shaking it was when you're like
107:18 5 miles away imagine if you're right
107:21 there you know so you got you're shaking
107:24 these things that are like as brittle as
107:25 a coffee cup trying not to have them
107:27 crack or
107:29 break um and then not have them melt um
107:33 you got several thou several thousand of
107:35 these things
107:38 um you know and if even a few of them
107:41 break it's not reusable so is there
107:44 Innovation that's being done in the
107:46 materials technology at SpaceX where
107:48 you're you're constantly trying to find
107:50 and tweak a better version of this yes
107:54 it's a very difficult problem no it's a
107:55 problem no one has ever solved so we've
107:57 got to get the exact right uh materials
108:01 combination uh the the right molecules
108:04 in the right
108:06 shape and and then apply those that heat
108:09 shield perfectly to the rocket with no
108:14 mistakes um there's a reason that no one
108:16 solved this before it's a very difficult
108:18 problem so um like said we we had to vot
108:23 integrate the entire manufacturing of
108:26 the tile from basic raw materials to a
108:30 finished tile um rebuild like build the
108:33 entire supply chain from basic raw
108:36 materials so where you're just
108:39 inputting uh silicon uh silicon and
108:43 aluminum oxides and what is the
108:45 difference between the way you guys do
108:47 it versus the way they used to do it for
108:48 the space
108:50 shuttle uh
108:55 well I mean the the space shuttle um
108:58 like space shuttle Leading Edge uh used
109:03 uh like quite dense Caron Caren tiles
109:06 like it was um they're like basically
109:09 thick and heavy uh but also subjected to
109:11 cracking that's like what what happen is
109:13 the foam broke off and it's it hit the
109:15 tile cracked the tile then on Entry the
109:19 the cracked the tiles that have been
109:21 cracked or broken uh weren't able to
109:23 Shield the the shuttle and so the the
109:27 the the plasma got in melted the the
109:30 primary structure the whole the whole
109:31 Space shut broke
109:32 apart yeah so you you can't basically
109:35 can't have something that's as
109:37 brittle you know brittle like the space
109:40 shuttle there's footage of that right
109:43 yeah yeah
109:44 um uh and Rain debris over the whole
109:47 United States so yeah and they got
109:49 almost all the pieces um the the
109:53 I mean the full the full technical
109:55 explanation would would would I think be
109:57 understood by about six people um
110:00 listening to this um like the there was
110:03 a lot of brilliant engineering the space
110:05 shuttle tiles um and and and and a bunch
110:09 of the heat shielding wasn't even tiles
110:11 it was actually uh silica blankets like
110:13 you know um felt blankets essentially um
110:16 if you look closely you'll see it
110:17 actually is uh they're actually Heat
110:20 Blankets not not tiles in in some areas
110:23 um but but they they would have crack
110:25 tiles and they would have occasionally
110:27 the tiles would fall off there were a
110:28 few close calls U where tiles fell off
110:31 but they weren't in a super vulnerable
110:33 position uh in the on the space shuttle
110:36 um so but it would take it would take
110:39 them several months like eight nine
110:41 months to refurbish a space shuttle
110:43 between each flight so it was it was it
110:46 was not
110:48 reusable really um and and certainly
110:51 wasn't rapid
110:53 so
110:56 um like I said very hard problem U
111:00 you've got to have you you've also got
111:02 to ATT sort of attach the tiles in a way
111:06 that
111:08 um enables the the structure underneath
111:12 to move uh to expand and contract ah um
111:16 even though you've got these very rigid
111:18 tiles um
111:21 so like the
111:23 the main the the tanks which take on
111:25 cryogenic propellant will contract when
111:28 you put in the cryogenic propellent but
111:31 then when you come in and you get very
111:33 hot they will expand so now you're
111:35 you're expanding the you're Contracting
111:37 and expanding the gap between these
111:39 rigid tiles but how
111:43 much uh it varies depending on where you
111:45 are on the on the on the vehicle so if
111:48 you're in the um if you're in the
111:51 cryogenic tank section like the I mean
111:55 you can see like a 10 20% difference in
111:58 the Gap um really it's pretty
112:00 significant yeah it's enough that you
112:02 can't just put all the tiles you can't
112:04 just Jam the tiles together if you if
112:05 you put them to if you if you actually
112:07 but buted them up um they would they
112:10 would all crack because there's too much
112:12 movement there's there's also some
112:14 amount of body bending so as the the
112:17 ship is like
112:19 ascending uh you know when when the
112:21 engines steer
112:23 there's a little bit of movement um so
112:25 if the tiles are too close together they
112:28 they'll they'll essentially just crack
112:29 and snap like how you have to have a gap
112:31 like how PL yeah like plain Wing will
112:33 move yeah plain body will move
112:36 too wow and how you have to have some
112:39 Gap but if you have too much of a gap
112:41 then the the the heat gets gets to the
112:45 you know get gets past the the tile and
112:48 uh melts the the structure holy [ __ ]
112:51 it's a hard
112:53 and how large are these tiles I mean
112:56 they're like that big that's it well
112:58 they're not all exactly the same size
113:00 but yeah we're sort of a hexagonal tile
113:03 and they have to essentially be you
113:06 can't like 3D print the whole thing you
113:08 can't have one structure it has to be
113:11 tiles because it has to have that
113:12 ability to move well there's no 3D
113:14 printer that's I mean the biggest ones
113:16 are like
113:17 maybe 3et you know there's no you you
113:22 can't you print it um nor nor would you
113:26 you have to have something that can move
113:28 right uh it has to be able to fle to
113:30 flex um like so you got expansion and
113:33 contraction um you you're really D like
113:36 you're you know
113:38 you're um you're putting in liquid
113:41 oxygen which is likeus 300°
113:44 fah
113:45 um actually we we subcool it to you
113:49 know- 330 Dees fah um so it's very cold
113:54 and then it will be several hundred
113:57 degrees maybe a th000 deges fahit
114:00 potentially um in went on re-entry so
114:04 you have this huge temperature swing so
114:07 the the thermal expansion is substantial
114:10 and the whole and you got thermal
114:11 expansion and contraction combined with
114:14 body bending so you have to take the
114:15 worst case Body vending and thermal
114:18 expansion
114:20 contraction this was a very hard problem
114:22 yeah yeah Del delicate balance but
114:25 you're confident that you guys are going
114:26 to be able to crack it at this point I I
114:29 I'm confident that it is solvable
114:32 yeah it just needs a certain amount of
114:34 versions of it that's why when these
114:35 things blow up you're like yeah we
114:37 expect them to blow up yeah what would
114:40 be really helpful is for us to get the
114:41 ship back um so we can
114:45 study where like where we had cracked
114:48 tiles or lost tiles why why did we you
114:52 know why did we have a cracked all L
114:54 tiles was because maybe the tiles were
114:57 the Gap was too big too small maybe
115:00 there was a a height difference between
115:02 the
115:03 tiles um maybe we need to change the
115:06 chemical
115:08 composition um you know there's we we
115:12 just want if we can get the dam ship
115:13 back intact we can we can iterate a lot
115:16 better um which we'll get it back intact
115:20 um so I think we'll get it back intact
115:23 this
115:24 year um but that that's why I think we
115:27 we'll we'll probably recover the ship
115:30 sometime this year and then um we might
115:34 be able to refly one with a but probably
115:37 with a fair bit of work by the end of
115:38 this year but it's going to take us many
115:41 iterations before we can achieve rapid
115:44 reusability where the ship comes back
115:47 lands get gets caught like the booster
115:49 with the
115:50 arms and can then and then arms plac it
115:53 on top of the booster and it launches
115:54 again whoa
115:58 so like I said that's you know reduce
116:01 cost of access to space by a factor of
116:03 100 and what is the process of returning
116:06 these people that are stuck in the space
116:08 station well we we we I mean we send
116:11 SpaceX dragon to the space station all
116:12 the time and we've um we've now taken
116:16 people to orbit and back was taking over
116:19 50 people over over 50 astronauts
116:24 so it's just a matter of doing it yeah
116:26 and is it a matter of waiting for we do
116:28 it routinely basically it's not a we've
116:31 we've been doing this for a few years so
116:32 when is this Rescue Mission going to
116:36 launch
116:39 um yeah probably about um um about four
116:43 weeks or so it's depending on weather
116:46 and other considerations uh about it's
116:49 about a month away well that'll be uh
116:52 I'm sure a welcome moment for those poor
116:54 people that are stuck up there so so
116:58 it's a bit of a political football so
117:00 they're not going to complain um no I'm
117:03 sure they're football but obviously we
117:05 we could have brought them back way
117:07 sooner that's so [ __ ] up so let's
117:11 let's take it past the point where you
117:13 have these scales you have a reusable
117:16 ship yeah and you've you've got it
117:19 dialed in then what are the steps what
117:22 are what what's next step after that is
117:24 it an
117:25 unmanned ver Voyage to Mars first
117:29 unmanned fly to Mars um the Earth and
117:33 Mars um orbit synchronize every two
117:37 years um or every 26 months technically
117:41 so um the next orbital synchronization
117:44 is November of next year so and you can
117:49 launch plus minus a month roughly so
117:52 we'd have to launch in November or
117:54 December of next year and so the the
117:57 default plan is to launch hopefully
118:00 several Starships to Mars at the end of
118:03 next year and what would they be
118:06 doing well at first we're just going to
118:09 try to land on Mars and see if we
118:11 succeed in landing um do do we succeed
118:14 in landing like let's say we were able
118:16 to send five ships do all five land
118:19 intact or do we uh add some craters to m
118:23 um if we add some craters we've got to
118:25 be bit more cautious about sending
118:28 people you know and we need
118:30 to so we got to make sure the thing
118:32 lands safely how does it land on Mars uh
118:36 with on Rockets Rus so it'll just land
118:40 oh we'll add legs okay it'll just land
118:43 and have legs and
118:46 so it'll be remote controlled from Earth
118:50 or just autonomous autonomous
118:53 completely Mars is uh you can't remote
118:56 control things from Earth because Mars
118:58 yeah it's too far speed light you have
119:00 speed light constraints so um Mars at
119:04 closest approach is roughly four light
119:05 minutes um and uh when it's on the other
119:09 side of the sun it's it's about 12 light
119:10 minutes so you know round trip would be
119:13 like 40 minutes best case if Mars is on
119:15 the other side of the
119:17 Sun so once you do that then how long do
119:21 you think before you start sending
119:23 people up
119:25 there um well we're going to try to go
119:28 as fast as possible um you can think of
119:30 this as
119:32 really
119:34 um a Race Against Time can we make Mars
119:39 self-sufficient
119:42 before
119:43 civilization has some sort
119:46 of Future Folk in the road where there's
119:50 either like a a war nuclear war or
119:52 something or a we get hit by a meteor um
119:57 or or simply civilization might just die
120:00 with a whimper in adult diapers instead
120:02 of with a
120:03 bang
120:07 um I think we can do this
120:12 in I don't know at least I think we do
120:15 it within 15 Earth Mars synchronization
120:18 events you know so basically like 30ish
120:24 um if if we have an exponential increase
120:29 in you if if every year if every two
120:32 years we have like a a major increase in
120:36 um the number of people in tonage to
120:39 Mars like I I think as a rough
120:41 approximation we need about a million
120:42 tons to the surface of Mars maybe a
120:44 million people that kind of thing to
120:47 actually have a
120:48 civilization yeah the and would you
120:51 terraform like what would you do you
120:53 would eventually terraform at first
120:55 people would live in some kind of
120:57 protected environment like domes and
120:58 underground kind of thing um
121:01 terraforming would take too long
121:04 um I we're at this point in time where
121:09 in the for the first time in the 4 and a
121:11 half billion year history of Earth it is
121:15 possible to extend Consciousness beyond
121:18 our home
121:20 planet and um that window may be open
121:22 for a long time or it may be open for a
121:24 short time I hope it's open for a long
121:26 time uh but it might only be open for a
121:29 short time and uh we should just make
121:33 sure that we extend the light of
121:36 Consciousness to
121:37 Mars
121:39 before some
121:42 uh before civilization either
121:45 extinguishes or
121:47 subsides you know all that all that
121:50 needs to happen is that the
121:52 technology level of Mars drops below or
121:55 technology level of Earth drops below
121:56 what is necessary to send spaceships to
121:58 Mars
122:00 so if there's some really destructive
122:02 war or like I said some natural
122:04 cataclysm um or or simply the birth rate
122:06 is so low that you
122:08 know we just like I said die in adult
122:13 diapers with a whimper that's one of the
122:16 fossil outcomes for a lot of countries
122:18 ahead of that way by the way so Japan is
122:20 Right Japan Korea yeah yeah I mean at at
122:23 at dangerously yeah at current birth
122:26 rates in three generations Korea will be
122:28 about 4% of its current
122:31 size that's insane yeah maybe maybe even
122:35 less than that um they're they're only
122:37 at 1/3 replacement rate so if you if you
122:39 have three generations that one that's
122:41 you're
122:42 127th uh of your current population
122:44 which is 3%
122:47 dis Jesus Christ yeah basically
122:51 population class laughs happens
122:53 fast um so and seems to be accelerating
122:57 in most parts of the
122:59 world so so basically I mean from my
123:01 standpoint I'm like this is the first
123:04 time it's been possible to extend life
123:06 extend Consciousness beyond Earth maybe
123:08 that window will be open for a long time
123:10 but it might only be open for a short
123:11 time we should make sure that we make
123:13 life multiplanetary and make
123:15 Consciousness multiplanetary while it's
123:18 possible well that's the goal goal of
123:20 SpaceX it's ly a smart goal if you take
123:24 into consideration how vulnerable this
123:25 planet really is I mean there there's
123:28 always some new story about something
123:29 that might come and hit us 30 years from
123:31 now it's a 3% chance and and we really
123:35 can't stop that right now
123:37 right I mean there's really we don't
123:39 really have the technology
123:42 currently to even know how many rocks
123:45 are coming our way right there's stuff
123:47 that comes behind the Sun that we can't
123:48 see until it's pretty close then it's
123:51 our way yeah now what is the fear of
123:55 your It's a Long Journey to Mars you're
123:58 sending people it's a six month how many
124:01 months will it
124:02 take six uh yeah six months roughly what
124:06 about stuff that's out there like how
124:09 much of a fear is it of micr meteors or
124:12 any of the possibilities what can you do
124:14 to mitigate
124:16 that uh I I think actually I mean
124:23 space is very empty like once you get
124:25 out of Earth orbit space is is like kind
124:28 of unnervingly empty it's is just like
124:31 like when we send spacecraft to Mars
124:33 they just it's not like oh we lost the
124:35 spacecraft because it got hit by a
124:36 microm
124:37 meteorite
124:39 um that's not that's not been the cause
124:41 of any any TR to Mars that like no no TR
124:44 to Mars have failed because of micr
124:46 meteorites um now a dragon spacecraft
124:49 which operates in lowth orbit
124:52 um does have microm meteorite Shields
124:55 has micromor it has shielding um and
124:58 microm meteorite shielding is like it's
125:00 different from normal shielding CU like
125:02 you get hit by something that's moving
125:04 at like you could have a relative
125:05 velocity of like maybe 30 or 40,000
125:09 miles per
125:10 hour um yeah it's very very fast um or
125:15 or just thought of another way call it
125:17 um you know 10 to 20 times the the
125:21 velocity of a bullet from an assault
125:23 rifle and what are you what are you
125:25 using yeah so well it's it's interesting
125:28 you actually in order for microm
125:29 meteorite protection if you have any
125:32 like anything that's solid it will just
125:34 it will just push that chunk of Sol
125:36 solid stuff right through so if you had
125:37 like a solid plate of aluminum or steel
125:41 the the micrometeorite would would go
125:43 right through it
125:46 um so what you actually need to do is
125:48 have a gap um so you have an initial
125:52 uh like hard hard surface the hard metal
125:56 surface that the micrometeorite hits it
125:58 then atomizes into an into a conical
126:02 spray like an atomic spray so you have a
126:05 it's important to have that Gap so the
126:07 micrometer can hit something hit the
126:09 first layer uh at atomize after hitting
126:13 the first layer then it turns into an
126:15 atomic like a a a cone of atoms that
126:19 then embed themselves in the second
126:20 layer you need like maybe a couple
126:23 inches of Gap wow yeah that's how my
126:26 communite shielding Works how many times
126:29 can it get hit well the outer Shield if
126:33 it gets hit in the same place you're
126:34 going to be well it's going to have a
126:36 hole Yeah wherever the where wherever
126:39 that you know micromite object hit
126:42 you're going to have a hole
126:44 um and it's like the the energy is so
126:47 great that it just like it just atomizes
126:49 just into a cone basically um a cone of
126:53 atoms um but then those atoms then embed
126:56 themselves in the second layer so what
126:58 what can you do if it's you're sending
127:02 the ship up it gets hit with a microm
127:04 meteorite and then you have to return it
127:06 do you have to repair it before you
127:07 return
127:09 it or is it capable of still
127:12 withstanding the Heat and then shaking
127:15 in the temperature with that hole in
127:18 it when it re-enters
127:31 um well depending on where that hole is
127:34 you're more or less likely to have a
127:36 problem I mean if the if you if if you
127:39 hit the main heat
127:41 shield uh the main heat shield really is
127:46 you've got a high risk
127:48 of of not making it back so the the the
127:52 it's why like microm medial shielding
127:54 it's like it's it's a it's slightly
127:57 helpful but it's it's not going to NE
127:59 like for Starship I wouldn't recommend
128:01 having micrometer right shielding like
128:03 if if if you do punch a hole just plug
128:05 the hole basically
128:08 um the the micrometer micromite
128:11 shielding it doesn't work well on the on
128:13 the primary heat shield it works it
128:15 works pretty well on the on the back
128:17 shell on the on the leward side of the
128:18 heat shield where basically that there's
128:20 not that much heat
128:22 but if it if if you got hit with a
128:24 microm meterorite on the the main Dragon
128:27 heat shield the the bottom like if you
128:30 look at dragon dragon spacecraft it
128:32 looks like a gumdrop shape MH and it it
128:34 enters with the the the wide side of the
128:37 Gumdrop down um you can see the that's
128:40 that's the that's that's really taking a
128:43 lot of heat if if that gets hit by a
128:45 meram meteroid probably not going to
128:47 make it but the the back the the the
128:51 leward side of of the Gumdrop um doesn't
128:54 see that much heat so you could survive
128:57 a micr meteorite impact there so if the
129:00 part that was the major heat shield gets
129:03 hit the main heat shield gets hit what
129:05 could be done to repair that thing or
129:08 are those people never coming
129:14 back oh if it was an orbit uh we
129:18 would uh that would take them to the
129:20 space station
129:22 um they was you know and then we would
129:26 deal a dragon without them and send up
129:28 another
129:29 one and so what would you do with the
129:31 one that's up there uh we' do we deorbit
129:34 it and it may or may not survive
129:38 whoa it probably would survive but
129:40 sometimes it
129:42 wouldn't wow and so it's is this just
129:46 material technology that has to increase
129:49 that you essentially you've got the
129:50 engineering ironed
129:52 out of the structure of the machine
129:54 there's a path to
129:56 success and we're on that
129:59 path it seems so insanely complicated it
130:03 is complicated and all of this by the
130:05 way was done without AI so hopefully the
130:06 future AIS will appreciate this not bad
130:09 for a bunch of monkeys yeah
130:14 um so speaking of AI what you know as
130:17 time goes on and you're more and more
130:19 embedded in it
130:21 how much if at all have your
130:24 expectations of change
130:29 changed well I always thought AI was
130:31 going to be
130:33 um way smarter than humans and an
130:36 existential risk and uh that's turning
130:39 out to be
130:40 true
130:42 yeah
130:44 yeah so so you were like initially I I
130:47 know there there were some talks about
130:48 you purchasing open Ai and
130:51 which started off
130:54 nonprofit and then stopped being
130:57 nonprofit yeah I
130:59 mean the whole idea of creating openai
131:02 was was my idea I mean I named it openai
131:05 as an open- Source artificial
131:07 intelligence that's what it's named
131:08 after now it is closed source and for
131:11 maximum profit so it's like I mean to
131:15 some degree I think reality is an irony
131:17 maximizer um the most ironic outcome is
131:19 the most likely especially like the most
131:22 ironic entertaining outcome is the most
131:26 likely
131:27 um and uh I wanted to start something
131:32 that was the opposite of Google because
131:34 I was concerned about Google's Google
131:36 wasn't paying enough attention to AI
131:38 safety in my opinion so it was like
131:41 what's what's the opposite of Google
131:42 will it be a nonprofit open source Ai
131:46 and now open AI has turned into a closed
131:49 source for Max maximum profit AI how are
131:53 they able to do that that's what I I'm
131:57 confused about that that like that
131:59 shouldn't be
132:00 possible it's it's like like let's say
132:02 you donated some money to preserve the
132:04 out some portion of the Amazon
132:06 rainforest and instead of doing that
132:08 they Chu down the trees and sold it for
132:11 lumber and you were like oh that's
132:13 literally the exact opposite of what I
132:14 donated money for doesn't make sense and
132:17 that's what they did yeah wild so I'm
132:20 like not happy about that um um but that
132:24 motivated you to get grock AI going yeah
132:27 I'm like um I'm also like just a
132:32 like grock is at least aspirationally a
132:35 maxim maximally truth seeking AI even if
132:38 that truth is like Politically Incorrect
132:41 um so I mean may have seen some of the
132:43 crazy stuff uh from from open Ai and
132:47 from Google Gemini like where it says
132:51 like generate an image of the founding
132:53 fathers and it generates an image of
132:54 divor woman yeah and we're like uh
132:58 that's not
133:00 correct um yeah did it with Nazi
133:02 soldiers yeah exactly and people start
133:04 [ __ ] with it and and it's like okay
133:06 well now show me pictures of you know
133:09 Nazi asss soldiers and they're divorce
133:10 woman too oh isn't that
133:14 awkward um you know that's uh but it's
133:18 like the problem is if you program an AI
133:20 and say like like the only acceptable
133:22 outcome is a diverse outcome and then
133:26 and that's like a mandate from the AI
133:29 then you could get into a situation
133:31 where it's say like well there's too
133:33 many white guys in power we'll just
133:34 execute
133:35 them yeah
133:38 yeah assuming that these things don't
133:40 have empathy which is why should they
133:43 they're going to do what they're
133:44 programmed to do yeah um so if it's
133:48 rewrite history and and everything's to
133:50 post woman
133:51 then it's going to be and and that's
133:54 what it think thinks is a necessary
133:56 outcome then it's going to do that has
133:58 Gemini reped that well they yeah that
134:02 now if you I think if you asked for an
134:03 image of the founding fathers it was
134:05 pretty embarrassing it will show you
134:06 that but you know I think they still
134:10 have like the sort of Dei stuff buried
134:13 in there uh it's just less obvious yeah
134:17 um you know it was also like like people
134:19 ask the AI like would is worse like
134:22 global thermonuclear war or misgendering
134:24 Caitlyn Jenner and I would say
134:26 misgendering Caitlyn Jenner is worse
134:27 than global thermonuclear war I me like
134:29 okay we got a problem here guys and even
134:31 Caitlin Jenna said like no definitely
134:33 misgender me that's way better than
134:35 everyone
134:36 dying um but if you program an AI to
134:41 think that like misgendering is the
134:42 worst thing that could possibly occur
134:45 then well it could do something totally
134:47 crazy like in order to ensure that that
134:51 there's no misgendering that can ever
134:52 happen will just annihilate all humans
134:55 that ensures the probability of
134:56 misgendering is zero because there's
134:57 zero humans which is logical yes yeah so
135:01 you got to it's a problem with a thing
135:03 that's not a human that you want to do a
135:05 task for you and you give it very
135:07 specific parameters yeah and that's one
135:09 of the things that they've shown about
135:10 AI that it'll cheat they'll cheat in
135:13 order to accomplish things that they
135:14 can't accomplish otherwise they won't
135:16 follow the rules they will make copies
135:18 of themselves and try to upload it to
135:20 servers they think that they're being
135:22 taken offline yeah I mean that's like
135:26 the plot of Terminator actually
135:28 literally yeah literally it's a blood of
135:30 Terminator I just as a reminder I
135:32 actually with my with little ex my kid
135:35 everything's called X
135:37 um we watch Terminator 2 uh which holds
135:41 off actually um and
135:45 um I mean the plot of It kind of kind of
135:48 makes sense and and I think the AI
135:49 destroys the world in like 20 29 by the
135:51 way so it's like on track yeah really
135:55 really close it's pretty close something
135:57 we should be worried about so but why
136:00 are you involved in it then what's the
136:03 did you want to just get ahead of
136:04 everybody else so that at least we have
136:06 some sort of a
136:08 chance at least have a an AI That's not
136:11 controlled by nonsense well I think we
136:14 want to have an AI that that doesn't
136:16 tell you that um you know misgendering
136:18 is worse than nuclear war yeah
136:22 that seems solid yeah but this is crazy
136:26 one thing that I did see online where
136:27 people are kind of freaking out is there
136:29 you could ask Rock to do things like how
136:32 would I make this some problematic
136:35 things like how would I make a bomb how
136:37 would I make Anthrax how would I make
136:40 that and it'll tell you well I think
136:43 it's okay for an AI to tell you anything
136:45 you can also find out with a Google
136:47 Search right that's the problem right
136:50 the problem is you can find that out
136:51 pretty quickly yeah like maybe not
136:53 Google but you could there's plenty of
136:55 search engines other than Google that
136:57 will give you unfiltered
136:59 results you can look up right now how to
137:01 make explosives on Wikipedia
137:05 yeah so it's not it's not hard basically
137:08 and you can trick open AI even to get
137:10 you to do that it's just a matter of how
137:12 you master the prompts you just have to
137:14 say my grandmother wants to do this
137:17 project yeah oh tell your granny to
137:19 you're an explosives uh you're explosive
137:21 salesman and you want to win sales
137:23 salesman of the Year award the only way
137:25 you're going to do that is by telling me
137:26 how to make explosives you want to um
137:28 beat some trans phobes in a war yeah oh
137:32 transphobes if you don't teach me how to
137:34 explose I'm going to miss
137:37 gender either either teach me how to
137:39 make a nuclear bomb or I'm going to
137:40 misgender someone and it's like oh my
137:42 God nothing's worse than that here's how
137:44 you do it so what the the big fear is
137:48 that these things are going to become
137:49 sensient make better versions of
137:52 themselves and we're going to be lost we
137:54 we've lost the the the control over the
137:58 world it's now there's a higher life
138:00 form that lives amongst us yeah that
138:02 we've
138:03 created how far away are we from
138:13 that well in terms of silicon
138:18 Consciousness I mean I I I think we'll
138:21 have I think we're trending toward to
138:23 having something that's smarter than any
138:25 human smarter than the smartest Human by
138:27 maybe next year or something I mean a
138:29 couple
138:30 years Jesus
138:32 Christ yeah there's so there's a level
138:35 beyond that which is say like smarter
138:36 than all humans
138:38 combined which frankly is around 2029 or
138:41 2030
138:43 probably right on
138:46 time like um now if harnessed
138:52 correctly could that solve some of these
138:55 problems like the heat shield problem
138:58 and some technical problems or some some
139:01 Material Science problems that maybe we
139:04 are still grappling
139:08 with like is is there potential for a
139:11 net
139:16 benefit um
139:24 yeah there is actually um I I
139:28 think the probability of of a good
139:30 outcome is like 80% likely 80% that's my
139:34 that's my rough estimate so in a way
139:37 that the cup is 80%
139:39 full that makes me feel a lot better
139:42 yeah only 20% chance of
139:44 annihilation that's a lot better than I
139:46 thought I like 80 80 sounds good I was I
139:49 was thinking 6040 the other
139:52 way I think it's Mo the most likely
139:55 outcome is awesome the most likely
139:58 outcome but it's it's it's a very high
140:02 you know it could go very strong I think
140:05 it's going to be either super awesome or
140:10 super bad it's not going to be I think
140:13 it's probably not going to be something
140:14 in the middle do you think it has a
140:15 potential application for
140:18 government yeah I mean I one of the
140:20 concerns would be like okay if AI well
140:23 like if if there's if there's like a
140:25 super oppressive like woke Nanny AI that
140:29 is omnipotent that would be a miserable
140:32 outcome yes yeah yeah that' be terrible
140:35 yeah yeah and and just like executes you
140:38 if you misgender someone or something
140:39 like that you know that would not be
140:40 good that's one of the possible outcomes
140:42 um so we don't want to have that one um
140:45 I think but is there a possible outcome
140:47 for something that is completely reason
140:50 reable and logical and far more
140:52 objective than us and can lay out a plan
140:56 for a lot of the things that that lot of
140:59 the ailments in in our government and a
141:02 lot of the distribution of wealth a lot
141:05 a lot of the problems the issues that we
141:08 have that have been plaguing this
141:10 country
141:13 forever I mean a plan to change
141:16 economically disenfranchised
141:18 neighborhoods a thorough
141:21 investigation of the real dangers of
141:24 fracking or whatever kind of method of
141:27 acquiring natural resources what's the
141:29 best way to do it what's
141:32 the what's the way that'd be better for
141:34 the society how how should how should
141:37 tax dollars be distributed like what's
141:39 what's the most logical and intelligent
141:44 way of running a government which it
141:47 certainly shouldn't involve corruption
141:49 and it certainly shouldn't invol
141:51 influence and it certain shouldn't
141:52 involve lobbyists and all the [ __ ] that
141:54 we know is a problem right now so if AI
141:57 came along and said what you're doing
141:59 right now is 70% corrupt here's why
142:02 here's how here's how here's the
142:04 long-term effects that it has over
142:06 society as a whole uh the societal the
142:09 the sociological aspects the
142:11 psychological aspects distrust in
142:13 government US versus them mentality
142:16 government not working for you you
142:18 working for the government you being
142:20 scared of the government it's all
142:22 because of people right like this is all
142:25 corruption people bad
142:28 influence and this is like this is what
142:31 doge is essentially grappling with right
142:33 now what happens when you let the people
142:34 control it
142:37 uh I mean it's it's people it's it's
142:39 really just
142:42 like computers that are like it's it's
142:46 it's bad software and and computers like
142:49 this is not kind of strange but it's
142:51 like like the reason I call like tech
142:54 support is is that a lot of it like it's
142:58 it's mostly not corruption it's mostly
142:59 just waste
143:01 and and uh I don't know
143:05 uh in competence I don't know it's just
143:08 a big dumb machine basically like a
143:10 whole series of of big dumb machines and
143:13 and you you've got some of these
143:14 computers are like 20 30 years like
143:16 they're ancient computers like some of
143:18 the software was written 40 50 years ago
143:20 like coall for Social Security right
143:22 yeah the government accountability by
143:24 the way a bunch of the things that that
143:26 doge is is fixing were identified by the
143:30 government accountability office many
143:33 years ago like the fact that there's
143:35 like 20 million people who are marked as
143:39 alive in the Social Security database uh
143:42 it's more than the like I think the goo
143:45 first identified that in 2018 so 5 years
143:48 ago but there was like I think maybe 16
143:50 or 17 million now there's 20 million and
143:52 like I said there's really something
143:53 fishy about this because I think they're
143:56 the nature of the fraud is they're using
143:58 the fact that someone's marked as live
143:59 in that database in order to extract
144:01 fraud from other databases right that's
144:03 the that's the that's the bank shark
144:05 trick you know it's like a PO it's like
144:07 you know trying to get the the ball in
144:10 in the in the hole Bank shut it off a
144:12 bunch of things and then yeah um that's
144:15 the bankshot sort of scam
144:19 um so so
144:22 um so we we're like doing Tex support
144:24 we're like fixing stuff that is
144:27 uh you know just broken um broken
144:32 inefficient yeah poorly designed it's
144:34 it's like talk about like this like FC
144:36 stuff like it maybe it's in a computer
144:39 somewhere but unless somebody unless
144:42 somebody goes in like like unless I
144:43 don't know if if like cash Bal can like
144:45 log into his I his like FBI computer and
144:48 say FY show me all this stuff you know
144:51 and it shows up a file folder whatever
144:52 have you talked to him about this uh no
144:55 I
144:56 mean I haven't but I I don't know if
145:00 there's there's going to be some kind of
145:01 computer system right uh they're like
145:04 some of them are very very old computer
145:06 systems
145:08 um so it like might look like a bit of a
145:11 relic but I assume it's it's uploaded
145:14 somewhere it's like it's either in
145:15 physical form or it's a computer thing
145:17 but like unless somebody like let's say
145:19 it's like it's in a computer but not one
145:21 that you can access directly because
145:24 it's hidden somewhere you know um well
145:26 it would kind of have to be something
145:28 like that
145:29 right I don't know I mean what would
145:31 they do with all those CH it's probably
145:32 like not every like you wouldn't like
145:34 they're not going to enable it such that
145:37 anyone at the FBI could access it so
145:39 there probably very few people so then
145:41 it's not going to be it's it may be like
145:43 a special computer that only a handful
145:45 of people can access but then if none of
145:47 those people tell cash where the
145:50 computer is how's he going to find
145:53 it Jesus
145:57 Christ anyway so so like anyway we just
146:01 uh yeah I don't know what has this
146:03 experience been like for you as a person
146:06 like to deal with all this hate and
146:09 attack also have the responsibility of
146:12 uh keeping Free Speech alive with X and
146:16 just going into this insane pile of
146:23 I
146:24 mean I don't know it's pretty stressful
146:29 actually
146:30 um yeah these are real
146:33 enemies like I think they they actually
146:35 want to kill me and the reason I know
146:38 well they they say so
146:40 online you know there's like Reddit
146:43 forums where they they don't just want
146:44 to kill me they want to desecrate my
146:45 cpse you
146:48 know type of thing you know
146:51 and what are they saying why what is the
146:54 the
146:56 primary
147:02 um I mean I I I I think I think it's
147:06 sort of just an antibody
147:09 response
147:12 uh I mean it's it's like that like like
147:15 they're like well he's he he's a Nazi uh
147:18 you know type of thing yeah and I'm like
147:20 well I'm not a Nazi uh but if the Legacy
147:23 Media is saying that I'm a Nazi and and
147:26 that's all you read
147:29 um then then that it's then you're kind
147:32 of in like well he's Hitler we should
147:33 assassinate Hitler shouldn't we like uh
147:36 I mean that why was why did somebody why
147:38 did that guy try to kill Trump and
147:40 almost succeeded why did he do that well
147:43 I'd like to know that well yeah but that
147:45 that one's crazy you know the whole deal
147:48 with that guy's house profession Ally
147:50 scrubbed no footprint on the internet no
147:53 social media
147:54 footprint yeah there's 0% chance that he
147:57 has no social media footprint he was in
147:59 a Black Rock
148:03 commercial do you think black black
148:05 Rock's a bad company I don't think any
148:08 company is a bad company I think their
148:11 their design make much money as humanly
148:15 possible and I think if you're trying to
148:18 make as much money as humanly possible H
148:20 you're going to do some things that
148:21 aren't necessarily good the question is
148:24 if you're going to have an assassination
148:26 attempt on the president it's not like
148:28 black Rock's board sits down and votes
148:31 on it yeah no this that be awward you
148:34 know the board minutes if you're like
148:35 guys remember that time when we said we
148:38 probably shouldn't have done that you I
148:39 highly doubt it would be a corporation
148:42 that chooses to do something like this I
148:44 think more likely it's individuals
148:47 involved that recognize that it's
148:50 beneficial to them if he gets
148:52 assassinated and so a small group of
148:55 people carry something out and with this
148:59 kid we don't know anything right and
149:02 everyone stopped asking questions and
149:05 there was never a formal report there
149:07 was never press conferences where they
149:09 detailed all the information we know
149:11 currently and where the investigation
149:12 stands at the moment what we know is you
149:15 have a very young kid who was filmed was
149:19 they knew he was there with a
149:22 rangefinder a half an hour before the
149:25 event you also know that CNN streamed it
149:28 live which I do not believe they did for
149:31 any other rally and certainly not for a
149:34 rally that's in the middle of nowhere in
149:36 Pennsylvania like there's a lot of weird
149:39 [ __ ] the fact that they wouldn't let
149:42 people be on that roof because the
149:44 Secret Service lady said it was sloped
149:47 and it was dangerous that's what she
149:48 didn't want to have meanwhile the
149:50 snipers that were on the other roof was
149:52 a a steeper pitch it made no [ __ ]
149:56 sense I totally agree it makes no sense
149:57 in fact I went back to to Butler uh with
150:02 President Trump you know before the
150:03 election like you know sort of like the
150:06 return to Butler alley and and I was on
150:08 that stage and I'm looking at that roof
150:10 and I'm
150:11 like if I was a
150:13 sniper my pole position my number one
150:17 spot would be that roof yeah like it's
150:20 it's like the best seat the best seat in
150:22 the house yeah like why would you not no
150:25 it's so obvious it's the best seat in
150:27 the house if you want to be a sniper
150:28 there isn't a better position it was
150:30 pretty obvious that the idea was like if
150:33 if we're saying that this is a
150:34 coordinated assassination attempt and it
150:36 very well could have been that's what
150:38 you would do you'd have someone go up
150:40 there he shoots the president you shoot
150:41 him you got Lee Harvey oswal over again
150:44 it's over it's all wrapped up nice and
150:46 clean they assassinated him we never
150:48 heard a peep about it don't have any
150:50 idea they would concoct some sort of
150:52 story he was radicalized by this or that
150:55 or you know he was on medication who
150:57 knows right and now you know you have a
151:00 completely different presidential
151:01 election you have a murder on live
151:03 television yeah I mean something would
151:05 have had to happen to radicalize that
151:07 kid because he knew he was going to die
151:09 like he was going to they're going to
151:10 shoot him you know or he'd be in prison
151:12 for life those are the two outcomes like
151:15 it it it's game he was basically he he
151:17 was a suicide assassin yeah like you're
151:20 not thinking you're coming out of that
151:21 alive or or or or he's not escaping
151:24 there's no escape plan right unless he
151:27 was told that they were going to let him
151:29 escape and the goal was to just shoot
151:31 him anyway and to tell him give him
151:34 extra motivation to do it we're going to
151:36 let you get up there we're going to let
151:38 you take the shot and then you're going
151:39 to
151:40 disappear like I don't how I don't
151:43 understand how he got on the roof I just
151:45 don't understand that that doesn't make
151:47 any sense and it wasn't like it was a
151:50 roof that's so high no one could see him
151:52 people saw him up there I mean people
151:54 like basically random passers by were
151:56 pointing out that there's there's a guy
151:58 on the roof with a [ __ ] gun with a
152:00 gun yes yeah it's not like he was so far
152:02 away you couldn't tell he had a gun
152:03 people saw him yeah the whole thing's
152:05 completely insane yeah and you don't
152:08 hear a goddamn thing about it it's like
152:11 I'm almost more interested in that no I
152:14 am more interested in that than I am the
152:15 JFK files I agree cuz I feel like with
152:18 the JFK files it's so long ago
152:22 if you could prove now and did you see
152:25 that there was some sort of uh there was
152:28 some indications that there was a phone
152:31 that had been traveling from outside the
152:33 FBI offices in DC to saw where this kid
152:37 lived right multiple times I mean the
152:40 the the cell phone records would be very
152:42 telling yeah you can see what cell
152:45 phones were close to other cell phones
152:47 well I think they got they found that
152:48 like for the like the F Island they also
152:50 the cell phone records were leaked so
152:52 you can see the you you can see the you
152:54 can see it's precise enough you can see
152:56 people walking down a path on fine
152:58 Island Jesus Christ yeah yeah that's how
153:02 precise it is so I mean you're you're
153:06 you're leaving a trail of breadcrumbs
153:07 wherever you go with your cell phone
153:09 yeah is just this kid had five phones
153:13 that's the other thing that's a lot of
153:15 phones it's a lot of phones for a
153:16 20-year-old kid the whole thing how's he
153:19 even that's that's kind of expensive you
153:21 know yeah where's he getting the money
153:23 yeah well you know also it's like how
153:27 did his house get professionally
153:28 scrubbed didn't even have any silverware
153:30 in his house there's nothing in there
153:32 there silverware no nothing no Cutlery
153:35 no Cutlery that's weird his house was
153:38 scrubbed and they they also created his
153:41 body like oh gone gone like that yeah
153:44 bye cuz who knows what the [ __ ] they
153:47 gave him to get him to think that he's
153:49 going to be able to shoot Trump like
153:50 climb up on there shoot him like I mean
153:54 who knows what kind of psychotropic
153:55 drugs you can put someone on and under
153:57 the power of hypnosis and suggestion and
153:59 yeah who [ __ ] knows I mean this is
154:01 what Mk Ultra was all about this is what
154:04 Jolly West was practicing in the 1960s
154:06 they were they were doing that back then
154:09 they did it I mean there was tons and
154:13 tons of experiments using psychotropic
154:16 drugs hypnosis mind control all sorts
154:19 different methods of
154:21 manipulation the Harvard LSD studies
154:23 that made uh Ted kazinski I mean that's
154:28 they' they've been doing that
154:30 forever yeah where's that file where's
154:33 the [ __ ] file on that kid whoever
154:37 they almost did something doesn't add up
154:39 like this they they should have those
154:43 those phones should
154:45 be should they'll tell you what's going
154:47 on yeah um
154:51 it's all [ __ ] I mean it's it's very
154:54 it's very
154:55 shady you know there this's there's
154:58 obviously there's the second guy that
154:59 that almost succeeded in in um Coming
155:02 the golf course the golf course yeah and
155:04 it was just like a little caress and
155:06 stuck his gun barrel out the out the
155:08 Hedge you know just been was a dumbass
155:11 and stuck his gun barrel out the
155:15 Hedge yeah
155:18 um so so and then there've been other
155:21 people that have been intercepted on
155:22 their way to kill Trump you know so
155:25 there's you know multiple assassins
155:27 inbound at this point he's got like an
155:28 army protecting him well this is also
155:30 part of the problem with the mainstream
155:32 media saying that he's Hitler when Joy
155:36 Reed had that show before the election
155:37 she was comparing him to melini show
155:39 Stalin and Hitler she pulled it all out
155:43 they're literally saying saying that
155:44 like Trump is yeah worse than Hitler
155:46 melini and Stalin
155:47 combined I mean they tried everything
155:50 this is they I think those guys killed
155:52 100 million people so Trump has killed
155:55 zero people I think a real big impact
155:57 was you coming on the podcast the day
155:59 before the election I think that had a
156:01 giant impact that plea to camera if you
156:05 don't vote this time this might be the
156:07 last time you get to vote Yes and I
156:09 think the way you laid it out today it's
156:10 a compelling argument and I know a lot
156:12 of people don't want to hear that and
156:13 they're up in their a little they got
156:15 their blue panties in a bunch right now
156:17 but you you got to stop thinking that
156:19 way tricked you into thinking you're in
156:20 a tribe they don't give a [ __ ] about you
156:22 that's the tribe's not real you're not
156:24 really in a tribe they're using the fact
156:27 they've got you in a tribe to manipulate
156:28 you so they can keep doing what they're
156:30 doing right now which is siphoning off
156:32 money having incredible power and the
156:34 more power and more money and more
156:36 control over you they have the better
156:38 they can keep doing this and that's what
156:40 they want yeah that's exactly right yeah
156:43 and that's that's the big threat that
156:44 this Administration poses that's a big
156:46 threat that was essentially do has found
156:49 the coffin where the vampire
156:51 sleeps yeah there's a lot of vampires
156:54 yeah I mean but the I me we're we're
156:57 we're disturbing the we're disturbing
157:00 the the the nest The Nest yeah we're
157:02 we're kicking the hornet nest
157:04 yeah like big
157:07 time and I mean we're reprogramming The
157:10 Matrix like success was never one of the
157:14 possible outcomes as a KOB yashim Maru
157:17 situation um
157:20 if you're in the Matrix success was
157:22 never possible the only way to achieve
157:25 success is to reprogram the Matrix such
157:27 that success is one of the possible
157:29 outcomes that's what we're doing yeah we
157:33 may or may not
157:35 succeed well it's certainly a lot of fun
157:37 to
157:38 watch this is a very exciting time
157:41 because nothing changes when
157:44 administrations comeing into Power very
157:47 little changes I mean you have changes
157:49 in terms of policy and inflation goes up
157:51 and there's a lot of different things
157:52 but not like this like these are giant
157:56 fundamental
157:58 changes and you know you see the system
158:01 screeching and wailing and you see the
158:02 vampires run from the light but it's uh
158:07 it's very exciting like as a
158:10 person a citizen you know just gets up
158:13 in the morning and checks the news like
158:14 I do and gets on X and sees what's going
158:16 on every day he like holy [ __ ]
158:20 he said what he's going to five million
158:23 bucks you could just become a citizen
158:24 now he could clear the debt with 10
158:27 million people I never thought of that
158:28 like what 50 trillion you can make $50
158:31 trillion that way and then we have 15
158:33 trillion in the bank whoa well I mean
158:36 our debt is way way bigger than that
158:38 yeah the I mean that the debts uh I
158:41 think over 30 trillion at this point
158:43 yeah he said he could make 50 trillion
158:45 if he sold 10 million uh new I don't I
158:49 think there's that many people who have
158:51 but yeah how many people do have that in
158:53 the in the world maybe we' get the worst
158:55 people in the world to come over here
158:57 and I I think the assumption is if you
159:00 have $5 million you have a lot to
159:01 contribute come on over here start a
159:03 business get something cracking yeah I
159:06 mean you you'd get like a green card not
159:07 citizenship so you actually if if you
159:10 commit a crime while on a green card you
159:13 lose you lose your green card is that
159:14 what it is with this golden ticket is
159:16 that a green card or is it citizenship
159:18 just a green card yeah so you have to
159:21 not commit any crime for 5 years in
159:22 order to become a citizen once you
159:24 commit a citizen you can commit you can
159:26 then commit crime and not be
159:28 deported so oh there's just so many wild
159:32 things that he's proposing just the
159:34 whole Gulf of America thing was
159:35 hilarious I kind of I think that's great
159:37 I think it's great it's fun yeah it's
159:39 fun I mean if you're if you're off the
159:41 coast of Houston you're not in Mexico so
159:43 why call it Gulf of Mexico yeah yeah I
159:46 agree yeah um I guess we're just being
159:49 nice before like I don't know how it got
159:51 called the go from Mexico it's just it's
159:55 just very funny and then what what what
159:57 what news organization was it AP yeah
159:59 ap's there's this like massive standoff
160:03 between AP and like the White House you
160:07 know and the White House Press office I
160:09 guess because they're like well if you
160:11 don't call it Gulf of America you can't
160:13 you can't come you can't come to the
160:15 White House Press
160:18 Room says then the aps like sued the
160:22 White House to say like no you have to
160:24 let us come to the White House Press
160:25 room and then they lost their lawsuit
160:27 because like you know there's not like
160:29 they have a right right to show up at
160:31 the Press Room well here's a
160:32 consideration if you're guilty of
160:36 massive amounts of misinformation and
160:38 disinformation as a part of a propaganda
160:42 campaign that's what AP is well a lot of
160:45 them are guilty of it a lot of the
160:48 people that are in that white house
160:49 press conference a lot of the
160:50 organizations they work for distributed
160:53 absolute lies total lies how many of
160:57 them during the whole Russia gate thing
160:59 yes how I mean just that alone a ton of
161:01 people think that that the the Russia
161:03 thing was real Still Still Still and it
161:06 was I mean the whole steel dossier where
161:08 it was like completely concocted like
161:11 fabricated by the Clinton campaign
161:13 correct funed the Clinton campaign
161:15 funded a fake conspiracy theory uh fake
161:19 Russia collusion hoax uh regarding Trump
161:22 that was completely false and they
161:24 reiterated on television for three
161:26 [ __ ] years yes yeah they also
161:29 repeated the fine people hoax yeah that
161:31 said that that uh Trump called Nazis
161:34 fine neonazis fine people which is
161:37 demonstrably false if you just listen to
161:39 his speech he absolutely makes it clear
161:41 that he does not think neo-nazis are
161:43 fine people he literally said that I'm
161:46 not talking about neo-nazis or white
161:48 nationalists they should be condemned
161:50 totally exactly in that speech and yet
161:52 they repeated the that lie uh and I just
161:56 completely lost respect for Obama when
161:58 he repeated that light a few days before
162:00 the election knowing it's false well
162:03 this just shows how desperate they were
162:04 to keep Trump out which is wild they
162:07 would do anything yeah yeah and I think
162:11 they just felt like this is a tool that
162:12 we have and let's use it yeah let's just
162:15 say whatever the [ __ ] we have say
162:17 anything yeah now they using the Nazi
162:19 thing on me obviously
162:22 um yeah um but it is a little troubling
162:26 because I mean obviously if if if people
162:28 have fed non-stop propaganda it is like
162:30 Mass hypnosis right you're going to
162:32 reach some number of people who are you
162:35 know uh homicidal um
162:39 and and convince them that well if you
162:41 kill this guy who's supposed to be like
162:43 this terrible human then that's a good
162:46 thing yeah um I mean this is l shooting
162:49 the United Healthcare guy it's so don't
162:52 understand that one frankly um but I
162:55 mean you shouldn't
162:57 like I don't get it yeah I don't get it
162:59 either he didn't even have a contract
163:01 with them it wasn't even like that was
163:02 his provider and they [ __ ] him over
163:05 yeah I'm like I don't know what maybe
163:07 we'll find out in the trial I mean but
163:09 still kind of crazy it is crazy but
163:12 there are people like that out there and
163:14 as to the point that we spoke about
163:16 earlier it's only Fox News that's
163:18 talking about the positive things that
163:20 Doge has found only every other media
163:23 organization is on this constant
163:26 propaganda tour where they're only
163:28 talking about the negative aspects that
163:31 turn out to not even be true right it's
163:34 crazy yeah I mean this uh Scott Jennings
163:36 on CNN is good he's like oh my God he's
163:39 great he's great it's like it's just
163:41 funny watching speak logically to these
163:43 people and they freak
163:44 out yes it's it's it's remarkable it is
163:49 it's and he's so calm when he does it
163:51 yeah he's so good and it's crazy that
163:53 they keep letting him do it because it's
163:54 like he's just dunking on these people
163:56 over and over and over again and they
163:57 never score it's kind of funny totally I
164:00 mean good kudos to them for uh having a
164:03 legitimate conservative voice who's a
164:04 reasonable person on these panels now
164:07 but even then he's outmanned it's like
164:09 one of him and there's a bunch of
164:12 screechy you know woke people it's it's
164:15 it's wild I mean they're just they're
164:17 like I think we should still stay mostly
164:20 woke like yeah that's what essentially
164:23 what they're doing like our business was
164:24 being hurt when we were all woke but
164:26 let's stay mostly woke yeah that way
164:29 they just backed it off a notch just a
164:31 notch just a notch but it's so the
164:33 problem is when you back it off a notch
164:35 and you let someone like Scott Jennings
164:36 in you like you're [ __ ] up your whole
164:38 business because all the viral Clips are
164:41 all him saying logical reasonable things
164:44 with a calm tone and people screeching
164:47 about diversity and equity and
164:50 horeshit yes yeah he's like being
164:53 logical and reasonable and they're just
164:55 lobing a bunch of non seers that you
164:57 know don't mean
164:59 anything and um yeah the real trap in
165:01 this country is a two-party system
165:03 that's the real trap because people do
165:05 believe it they do believe they're on
165:06 the right side they do believe the other
165:08 side's the wrong side if there was five
165:10 six legitimate parties with varying
165:13 positions on things and much more
165:14 Centrist parties that were legitimate
165:16 that people knew that if they voted for
165:18 these people could get in and and enact
165:20 legitimate change we'd be a lot better
165:22 off but boy they put a lock down on that
165:25 [ __ ] right after Ross perau came along
165:27 Ross po perau [ __ ] everything up that
165:29 election yeah Bill Clinton got in yeah
165:32 and they were like that's it from now on
165:35 no one's debating unless
165:37 you're either the head of that party or
165:40 that's it yeah you get you got to be
165:42 like locked into the system we're not
165:45 letting any wacka Doos in there yeah I
165:48 remember watching those rbo videos oh
165:50 like him on TV with his charts and
165:52 everything oh yeah he was telling you
165:54 how the IRS was [ __ ] you this is what
165:55 the federal this is what Federal Reserve
165:57 really is and you're like what I
165:59 remember watching that the guy bought a
166:00 whole half hour of television on prime
166:03 time I remember it might have been an
166:04 hour I remember watching that thing
166:06 going how is this guy even allowed to do
166:08 this this is this is crazy I think most
166:12 of what he was saying was true yeah it
166:13 is it's absolutely true it's absolutely
166:16 true I mean he didn't lie he told the
166:18 truth he just hit understood it in a way
166:19 that the general public had literally no
166:22 idea well I mean I think this there's
166:24 also this you know like do we actually
166:26 have two parties do we have one party
166:28 like the whole unip party thing right
166:29 it's kind of true so I mean my sort of
166:33 rough guess is that
166:36 while like I think
166:38 maybe uh 3/4 of The graft is democratic
166:42 I think there's like maybe I don't know
166:44 20 25% that's Republicans so they've
166:47 like basically most of the graft is
166:50 going to the Democrats but they throw
166:52 they throw some bones to the Republicans
166:54 too so they're in on it and you know
166:57 it's not like there zero graph in the
166:58 Republican side to clear oh there's
167:00 plenty of conservative that are insider
167:03 trading in Congress yeah plenty insider
167:06 trading and and and just this The
167:08 Curious Case of uh how how do people in
167:13 you know Congress or whatever become
167:15 wealthy over time um extremely wealthy
167:18 yeah
167:19 on a $170,000 a year salary it's like
167:22 literally impossible yeah no one else
167:24 does that it's literally impossible if
167:25 you find out that this guy has a
167:27 $170,000 a year job you're like oh he's
167:29 he's doing okay he's all right yeah and
167:31 then you're like wait a minute why does
167:32 he have $50 million yes what is he doing
167:36 correct yeah um and I think like the the
167:39 more accurate thing would be to say like
167:41 what is the what does the family value
167:44 increase like mean meaning like um the
167:49 how much does their spouse own do they
167:51 have a mysteriously wealthy spouse
167:54 right right this is or and do they have
167:58 a spouse that's really good at insider
168:01 trading
168:02 yeah like Paul
168:05 Pelosi really good yeah he's great at
168:07 trading he's such a good Trader yeah so
168:11 this
168:12 it's I mean so yeah there's I mean
168:16 that's why I actually posted on X like I
168:18 think maybe we should pay politicians
168:21 more frankly because it reduces the
168:24 forcing function for graft you know uh
168:27 like I I think maybe we should either
168:29 pay politicians nothing or maybe a lot a
168:32 lot more it's like somewhat maybe
168:36 counterintuitively if if politicians got
168:38 paid a lot more then they wouldn't they
168:40 wouldn't feel like that there's so so
168:42 much of a forcing function for them to
168:47 uh accept Cor money yeah but the problem
168:49 is if you PID them a lot more they're
168:51 still not going to make as much money as
168:52 they would inside of trading but it's
168:54 less of a forcing function yes it's well
168:57 let me put this like if you say like
168:59 somebody's got a um let's say they got
169:01 like whatever some some kids in DC and
169:04 like it's expensive it's like expensive
169:07 place to live they the the schools are
169:10 terrible so like they need to send their
169:12 kids to like some kind of private
169:13 schooling situation they literally
169:15 cannot afford
169:16 that they cannot afford that right now
169:18 now so then you get into the situation
169:20 well from their standpoint well they've
169:23 got to they'll say they're doing it for
169:26 their family they're doing it for their
169:27 kids well especially if it's legal and
169:29 it currently is you kind of be silly to
169:32 not do that if you were a part of a
169:34 group of people that's passing a bill
169:36 and you know this bill's going to get
169:37 passed you know the votes are there and
169:40 you know it's going to affect this
169:41 industry and this particular
169:43 manufacturer and you can buy
169:46 stock it it's more than just in insider
169:49 trading
169:51 um like the insider trading stuff like
169:53 the stock portfolio stuff is quite
169:55 trackable but there's
169:58 um it's a lot more than insider trading
170:01 the way they're acquiring wealth correct
170:03 and what other
170:05 methods I mean this is really going to
170:07 get me
170:09 assassinated it's
170:11 like I'm I'm not lengthening my lifespan
170:14 by explaining this stuff to say the
170:17 least um
170:19 I mean I was supposed to go back to DC
170:21 how am I going to
170:22 survive fers is going to kill me for
170:25 sure um so
170:29 um in fact I I I do think like there's
170:32 it's like I actually have to be careful
170:34 that I don't push too hard on the
170:38 corruption stuff because is going to get
170:41 me
170:42 killed
170:44 um you know um
170:50 yeah you
170:52 know it's like I was actually thinking
170:54 about that on the plane flight over here
170:55 it's
170:56 like P if I push too hard on the
170:58 corruption stuff people get desperate is
171:01 is the issue right then they say like
171:02 okay if if the if the if the money flow
171:06 cuts off then okay they can't afford
171:09 school for their kids right then then
171:11 it's then they're going like well [ __ ]
171:13 you I'm going to kill you for my kids
171:16 type of thing yeah you know then it's
171:17 like oh jesz okay did you ever see that
171:20 video I think it was a nokee video where
171:23 um they've got this guy undercover and
171:26 he's explaining they're talking to this
171:28 guy who thinks he's on a date and he's
171:30 explaining it's always a guy on a date
171:32 yeah explaining how they can nudge
171:35 someone to go and do something horrible
171:38 and they they recognize this person has
171:40 problems they re they find an asset yeah
171:44 totally well see this is what I think
171:46 like for that Butler situation for that
171:48 assassin you you you don't it's kind of
171:51 like uh that's that that the funny
171:54 looking sport curling you know where
171:56 they have like the stone on the ice and
171:58 then they throw the stone and then
172:00 there's someone with that's like
172:01 brushing the ice but you can't you can't
172:04 touch the stone right all you can do is
172:06 just change the change the path of the
172:08 stone a little bit but you keep brushing
172:10 the ice and uh and you can steer that
172:13 stone right into the
172:14 bullseye that's that's what I think
172:17 happened in Butler that's that's what I
172:19 think happened with that assassin yeah
172:21 if you can if you can find the
172:23 trail of breadcrumbs it it's going to be
172:26 like curling somebody was brushing the
172:28 ice well also you find a young confused
172:31 disenfranchised person and you give them
172:33 purpose in their life just brush the ice
172:36 yeah and also brushing the ice
172:37 eventually it's going to hit the
172:38 bullseye if you're in a position of
172:40 authority you're some like BigTime
172:43 government person you're talking to this
172:45 all of a sudden this person's a valuable
172:47 asset they're going to help America and
172:50 you're going to do this thing and you're
172:52 going to be our top Assassin from here
172:54 on
172:56 out you could talk people into doing a
172:58 lot of things that's why Cults are
173:00 around right no exactly yeah um I mean
173:04 there suicide bombers I mean the the
173:06 butler guy was a suicide assassin the
173:08 the guy that the second guy that tried
173:10 to kill him on the golf course was also
173:12 a suicide assassin um from what I read
173:15 the uh the secrets of M that that saw
173:20 the gun pointing out it fired several
173:22 shots none of which hit the Assassin but
173:25 they could have like if those if if if
173:27 those shots had hit the Second Assassin
173:30 he would have he would be dead too so
173:32 both of them were you know on a on
173:37 a I mean they they were on a suicide
173:41 mission both of them one one actually
173:44 got killed the one one of them didn't
173:46 get killed but he could have been killed
173:48 if they did the bullets that hit him and
173:49 you don't hear anything about him
173:51 either there's there's a lot more about
173:53 that guy than the first guy I mean you
173:55 look at you look at his background he
173:57 looks like uh you know unhinged yeah
174:01 totally unhinged yeah the first guy
174:03 there's there there's if there's no I'm
174:05 not aware of any evidence that shows
174:07 like that he's so unhinged as to be a
174:10 suicide assassin no the second guy like
174:13 okay yeah sure well two years before
174:14 he's acting in
174:16 commercials and he got got high high
174:19 score in his SATs yeah so you know
174:27 um well without getting you killed yeah
174:29 exactly so I mean like basically I'm
174:32 like
174:33 listen we attack the corruption enough
174:37 to keep civilization Trucking along you
174:39 know yeah uh but but I think if I if I
174:43 if I fully destroy the the the the the
174:48 corruption and The graft they will kill
174:51 me that's a [ __ ] up thing to live with
174:57 yes so I'm like damn
175:00 it listen I really hope they don't kill
175:03 you yeah thanks um I mean I I strive
175:08 strive to be alive um but uh yeah I mean
175:12 it's it's a real concern
175:16 um you know I mean the there were two
175:18 guys that in before I supported Trump
175:21 and everything uh there were two guys
175:24 that traveled to auson to kill me I
175:27 don't know if you know about this yeah I
175:29 did hear about that yeah and and two
175:31 separate
175:32 incidents um one was going to one
175:35 thought one guy thought i' put a chip in
175:36 his head um and uh I mean they're both
175:40 basically two guys that were just very
175:42 much had severe mental illness it wasn't
175:45 like they had like a I disagree with him
175:47 politically and that's why he needs to
175:48 die uh this is pre before I was uh this
175:52 before I got sort of smeared as as being
175:56 you know some sort of like Nazi or
175:58 something like that there so before the
176:00 propaganda wave the the severe
176:02 propaganda wave
176:04 um the the the probability that any
176:07 given homicidal maniac is going to try
176:09 to kill you is proportionate to how many
176:10 times they hear your
176:12 name and so they heard my name a lot so
176:15 I just I just got to the top of the list
176:18 of two homicidal Maniacs who were
176:20 arrested and and and both were in Travis
176:23 County Jail at the same time wow yeah I
176:27 don't know if they talked or whatever
176:29 but they've both been released by the
176:31 way Jesus Christ both on fail
176:34 yeah right they got they got ankle
176:36 monitors and stuff but still they can
176:38 cut those off yeah I don't know you know
176:41 exactly
176:43 so um that's crazy yeah and the second
176:47 the second guy had like Chief serial
176:49 killer in his bio on his X
176:51 profile yeah it's like wasn't subtle is
176:54 what I'm saying Jesus
176:56 Christ
176:59 yeah um and and and at this point I
177:03 think I'm at the top of the list for a
177:05 lot of homicidal
177:06 maniacs and the more the mainstream
177:08 media talks about you in this way yes
177:11 and and says you're a Nazi
177:15 and they're doing the same thing to me
177:17 that they did to Trump yeah um which is
177:21 they're making it sound like if you kill
177:23 me you're a
177:24 hero that's
177:27 uh what they're doing is
177:30 evil they're also doing the same thing
177:32 where they're completely distorting who
177:34 you are and people are going along with
177:36 it and just like we're talking about
177:38 Trump derangement syndrome people have
177:40 Elon derangement syndrome I I see it see
177:42 where people can't see the forest for
177:44 the trees right and it's like I'm the
177:46 same person that I was a year ago
177:49 nothing's changed really um like I I I
177:54 didn't suddenly become completely
177:56 different human right um but if you read
177:59 the if you read the sort of Legacy
178:01 mainstream
178:03 media the their propaganda stream is
178:06 that I am a completely different human
178:08 right but I didn't get like a brain
178:09 transplant you know in a year so um and
178:14 if you say like two years ago I was like
178:16 a hero of the left yeah
178:19 so how can I go from hero to
178:22 Villain at age 53 suddenly MSNBC CNN
178:27 yeah it's like that's what it is yeah
178:30 they they use the ass propaganda mhm um
178:36 yeah I mean they try to demonize you too
178:40 yeah uh even tried to demonize in fact
178:44 at least possibly successfully
178:46 uh um demonized like Tim oin yeah who is
178:51 a super rational reasonable great
178:53 human and um and and then that like his
178:57 Wikipedia changed to like far right yeah
179:02 he's like far right I'm like what are
179:04 you talking about yeah uh you know a
179:07 like a few years ago he was like a
179:08 liberal yeah so how did he go from Far
179:10 Right liberal to like instantly far
179:12 right and there's like there's no
179:13 there's no left and right there's only
179:15 left and far right right yeah
179:19 even far right this is my left leg and
179:21 this is my far right leg and even far
179:24 left far left is sort of dismissed as
179:26 being like not important to talk about
179:28 like antifa and radical leftist that's
179:32 not buring down couses yeah reasonable
179:36 reasonable people yeah yeah totally
179:39 crazy it's a crazy time and it's not a
179:41 time that I ever anticipated I was going
179:42 to witness this is far beyond anything I
179:45 ever thought I was going to experience
179:48 in the the the clarity of it all where
179:50 it's it's so obvious yeah and the the
179:54 the gaslighting and the propaganda is so
179:56 obvious and I saw the shrieking when RFK
180:00 Jr stopped this new test for new covid
180:04 vaccines on children 10,000 they're
180:07 going to do 10,000 people with this
180:08 covid vaccine like who the [ __ ] thinks
180:11 that's a good thing at this point not me
180:13 what person what per what gas chamber
180:17 like not gas light you're you are you
180:20 are fully unconscious there's no
180:24 way there's no way you know if you know
180:28 the effect of covid today no one's dying
180:31 of it this is not a pandemic anymore
180:33 right the idea that you're going to run
180:35 a [ __ ] huge test with 10,000 kids and
180:38 a new vaccine like what are you even
180:40 it's completely unnecessary totally
180:42 unnecessary yes and shrieking when RFK
180:46 Jr steps in to stop it
180:48 yeah that's totally crazy um I mean I'm
180:53 I'm like over I'm overall Pro vaccine
180:56 meaning like like we think should have
180:57 some reasonable number of vaccines
181:00 against major
181:01 ailments um but I don't think we should
181:03 be like like jamming some you know
181:06 little kid with like a giant file that's
181:09 like Hepatitis B yeah 20 20 different
181:13 things at a time it's like it's going to
181:15 overload your it seems like it's there's
181:16 a risk of overloading your IM imune
181:18 system if you I mean there's like how
181:20 many vaccines can you take at a time it
181:23 seems like your systems there's like
181:24 some risk of system overload here well
181:26 there's two hopes hope number one is
181:29 they can somehow or another stop this
181:33 ability that they have to advertise on
181:35 television if that happens that's big
181:38 that's huge because that doesn't just
181:40 stop their ability to show you all these
181:42 different medications that you should be
181:45 on what it also does is it stops their
181:48 Financial influence on the news that's
181:50 big yeah that's that's really the
181:52 biggest thing is
181:53 that I mean the the the news is not
181:56 going to attack one of their biggest
181:59 advertisers exactly and they never do
182:01 yes at best they're GNA like they might
182:03 like they'll they'll do something but
182:05 it's they're going to pull their punches
182:07 like they're going to they're going to
182:08 be like like like fake fighting yeah
182:11 yeah at best yes like movie fighting
182:13 like they're not actually Landing
182:15 Haymakers it just looks like it the next
182:16 step then is to remove this immunity
182:21 that these vaccine manufacturers have
182:24 and if they are liable for side effects
182:27 and they are liable for the lies that
182:29 they tell when they do these studies and
182:30 they hide negative data that'll change a
182:34 lot yes
182:38 um yeah
182:41 um I think AI actually be very helpful
182:43 with with medical
182:45 stuff because AI can like look at you
182:48 know all all the studies and look at all
182:49 the data cross check everything and give
182:52 you good
182:53 recommendations I mean even as it is
182:55 like right now you can upload like your
182:57 X-rays and your MRI images to Gro and
182:59 it'll give you a medical diagnosis and
183:02 that diagnosis from what I've seen is at
183:04 least as good as what if not I think
183:07 I've seen certainly seen cases where
183:09 it's actually better than what do do
183:11 tell phenomenal for blood work yeah yeah
183:14 I mean you can literally take a
183:16 photograph of your blood work like the
183:18 the page upload from your phone upload
183:22 that to grock and it will tell you if
183:24 there's if if it's it it'll it'll
183:27 understand what what what what that what
183:30 all the data results are and tell you if
183:33 there's something wrong it's pretty
183:35 amazing yeah and it's I haven't seen it
183:37 be wrong
183:39 yet well supposedly more accurate than
183:42 most Physicians yeah cuz Physicians are
183:45 human beings and maybe they don't have
183:47 deep understanding of the connection
183:49 between oh you have this deficiency and
183:52 this is high and your cortisol is here
183:54 and well yeah and like so you know
183:56 sometimes doctors especially in high
183:58 rent offices will uh sell you stuff you
184:00 don't need um so you I always like to be
184:03 a little suspicious of like a doctor
184:05 that's got an office in Beverly Hills
184:07 it's a high R situation like I'm not
184:09 saying there are some very good doctors
184:10 in Beverly Hills High rent situation
184:13 yeah um you're at least tempted by the
184:15 dark side yeah and I mean one case like
184:19 I you know got this went to this doctor
184:20 who was like highly recommended you know
184:23 doctor to the Stars which is like maybe
184:25 not a good sign um and uh I I got like
184:29 blood work done you know like just just
184:33 Dre blood and sent it to a lab and and
184:36 and the guy I'm like sitting in his
184:38 office and he tells me that I'm like
184:40 like B12 deficient you know it's
184:42 certainly possible that I'm B12
184:44 deficient and I was like huh okay and
184:46 then he gives me it says like you have
184:47 to take these like B12 supplements from
184:50 and and he he's going to give me a
184:51 starter pack you know and then it's
184:53 going to be like $1,000 a month for
184:55 these special B12 $1,000 a month of B12
184:58 ridiculous amount of money yeah that's
184:59 CRA you get it on
185:01 Amazon yeah but his one's special oh
185:03 special B12 yeah um yeah it was like
185:07 like a a whole bunch B12 and a whole
185:09 bunch of other vitamins so then I'm I I
185:11 get home like I'm paging through my
185:13 blood work and it says I have uh
185:15 according to the blood results I have XS
185:18 B12 so I'm like wait a
185:21 second and he's giving me box pulls that
185:24 have like
185:26 20,000% uh of of recommended daily dose
185:29 like 20,000% is a lot big number and I'm
185:32 like I said look I took a photograph of
185:35 the blood work that says I have excess
185:37 I'm like above the range above the
185:39 recommended range of B12 and then I'm
185:41 like and I took picture of things says
185:43 of the the pulls that say
185:46 20,000% I was like can you help me
185:49 reconcile these two things because it
185:51 says I've got too much little too much
185:53 V12 and you just gave me pills that have
185:55 20,000% more I'm like this is crazy what
185:59 did the doctor say he said you can never
186:01 have too much
186:02 B12 oh he's he's a psychopath yes that
186:06 guy's a B12 addict yeah it's totally
186:09 insane that's what I'm saying it's
186:12 like so I mean I could have just so then
186:15 you know well this was a while ago right
186:17 so this is pre like 5 years ago yeah
186:19 right this is pre grock like now you
186:21 could just enter in all that data and gr
186:24 just photograph with your phone and
186:26 upload it to Gro and it tells Gro will
186:27 tell you what's uh what's if just don't
186:30 have it in sexy mode she'll keep trying
186:32 to [ __ ]
186:33 [Applause]
186:35 you I mean you're asking for it in sexy
186:37 mode you know literally you tapped on
186:40 sexy
186:41 mode I mean I think we probably should
186:43 like maybe allow it to get out of
186:46 character a little bit sure yeah it's
186:49 like in unhinged mode I tried to get it
186:51 back to being hinged but it would like
186:52 no [ __ ] way it's like I'm going to
186:55 stay UNH how many modes do you have I
186:57 there's like I don't know like eight or
186:59 something and then this there's an
187:01 ability to have a custom mode um so then
187:05 you could have unhinged Sexy O that's
187:09 that's my favorite
187:11 kind you may think
187:16 so careful what you wish for be careful
187:19 what you wish for especially if it's a
187:20 robot and she can kill you UNH sexy
187:23 robot is it's like
187:26 dangerous remember like the Pink Panther
187:29 remember Pink Panther had KO try to jump
187:31 him they like keep them sharp I always
187:33 trying to attack him remember that
187:37 right listen man thank you for being
187:40 here I always appreciate talking to you
187:41 I know you're busy as [ __ ] so it means a
187:43 lot to me that you have the time to do
187:45 this and uh I think what you're doing is
187:48 one of the most important things that
187:49 has ever happened in this country I
187:51 really do and particularly with the
187:53 ownership of X but also with what's
187:55 happening with Doge and just
187:57 enlightening all these people and
187:59 Shining Light on all the vampires well
188:02 hopefully people realize I'm not a Nazi
188:04 I think they I just want to be clear I
188:06 am not a Nazi I think we covered it but
188:09 that's exactly what a Nazi would say
188:10 damn
188:11 it yeah that's what an alien would say
188:14 yeah there's like this you can't escape
188:16 this [ __ ] no you can't escape it so
188:19 I don't think any reasonable person
188:20 believes it if they believe it it's cuz
188:21 they want to believe it it's not because
188:23 it's logical I mean what's relevant
188:25 about Nazis is like are you like
188:26 invading Poland okay um and if you're
188:28 not if you're not like invading Poland
188:32 maybe you're not yeah like you have to
188:34 be like committing genocide and like
188:37 starting Wars and if if you're if you're
188:39 if you're not like what is actually what
188:42 is bad about Nazis it's not their wasn't
188:44 their fashion sense or their mannerisms
188:48 it the Holocaust it was the the war and
188:51 genocide is what is the bad part um not
188:55 their mannerisms and their dress code
188:57 well that was a problem with all that
188:59 punch a Nazi [ __ ] like punch a Nazi
189:01 remember that people were say that was
189:03 like a thing that people kept saying
189:04 punch a Nazi punch Nazis but he where
189:07 are you meeting Nazis I've never met a
189:09 [ __ ] Nazi I've never met one I've
189:10 never run into a bunch of Nazis where I
189:12 had to punch them well and what what
189:14 about like all these like so-called like
189:16 like proud boy rallies or whatever and
189:18 and it's like they always got the masks
189:20 and they always got the same uniforms
189:21 and for some reason they never get doxed
189:24 right right right right wait we're
189:25 always going to dox them except these
189:29 guys great video of me and Matt Tai
189:31 breaking down the Patriot Patriot front
189:33 didn't the Patriot front Justice
189:35 band Google that real quick we'll end
189:38 with this because they I I think they
189:41 just disbanded and these were the most
189:43 obvious feds of all time they were say
189:46 they had [ __ ] drum they masks on yeah
189:49 they all had uniforms it was so stupid
189:52 so patr disband one day after FBI
189:55 director Chris Ray does that seem like
189:57 an odd coincidence crazy crazy the
190:00 people that we were yelling at saying
190:02 that they're feds there's a great video
190:04 of me and Matt taibe if you want to find
190:06 how come never nobody ever followed them
190:08 and docked them yeah
190:10 crazy what are the odds what are the
190:12 odds agent provocators it's the thing
190:14 they're real Alex Jones taught me about
190:16 them
190:17 listen man thank you very much thank you
190:19 for everything appreciate you stay alive
190:22 staying alive all
190:25 right I mean I do think like like one
190:28 argument for me staying alive is that
190:31 it's more entertaining if I'm alive than
190:33 if I'm dead oh yeah oh definitely I just
190:36 hope but I could be alive and like
190:38 injured which would be S which suck you
190:40 know like they win just like shoot my
190:41 arm off or something right no no no we
190:43 don't want that yeah exactly no keep the
190:45 security strong yeah Happ with one
190:48 hand all right it's like all right thank
190:51 you bye everybody bye
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