Badlands Media - OnlyLands Ep. 66: Hunter Biden's Emails, Fauci Pleads the Fifth & Morocco's Border Wall

Episode Date: August 1, 2026

The crew works through a fresh batch of Hunter Biden emails this week, tracing a paper trail that ties Ukraine consulting work, a Burisma related investigation, and a very convenient billion dollar aid decision together in ways that raise more than a few eyebrows. From there it's on to Anthony Fauci pleading the Fifth Amendment well over a hundred times despite holding a sweeping pardon, and a genuinely wild segment on the border fence between Spain and Morocco, complete with migrants rushing a fence during a parade and a billion dollar road nobody quite understands the purpose of. Add in some sharp midterm strategy talk, a Bill Gates jab, and a very confident presidential announcement to close things out, and you've got a packed hour of news with the usual amount of chaos mixed in.

The Badlands, one of the Badlands, explain those Badlands. That's a hell of their name. Well, good evening, everybody, and welcome to the Onlylands. Some Brocifs. Hello, John. Hello, Zach. Did you get your stream turned off? Yeah, so here's the thing.

You guys can see that my studio is totally empty. I'm actually getting divorced. Lisa broke up with me. And all of that was caught on stream because the microphone was still on. And it kept going for three and a half hours and I'm moving out of my house. I'm just fucking with you. I'm not totally joking. But yes.

What's actually going on with all your stuff? Well, I got a new desk. And so I have to like move everything around. So here's the thing. Rumble Studio nine times out of 10 or rather 99% of the time operates exactly as you expected to. but then that one time that I don't stick around my office after hitting end stream, it just continues to go. Now, it was muted,

so there was like, you know, nothing that would have, like, docks us or anything like that. Yeah. Yeah, she walked by the camera naked one time when it was like still streaming.

That was like hilarious. Yeah, but I mean, the camera was off. So, I mean, like, nobody would have seen that.

But that's like her worst fear. She will never come in. She's like, make sure you're not streaming. Oh, God, yeah, that's right. Yeah, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She said, she said, you had to call the guys at Pilled and make sure that, you know, her tattas weren't all over the internet.

We weren't. But so then, like, you know, we got the file. And I was like, oh, thank God. But, but yeah. So anyways, you know, I hit end stream. And then I, like, went and immediately got us dinner. And then I started, like, you know, breaking my studio down. And so I just wasn't paying attention.

And I got, like, five monitors. and so yeah then I get in here and Cam it would have be you have my number bro would have been awesome for you to call me. Jackie told me right before the stream started. So she was like when you go on the stream before it started. Honestly, that's the reason I was on time. Because she told me before stream. Don't think I was actually going to be on time.

That's funny. I wonder how Cici is the one who told me. So I wonder how she found out. Somebody must have said something in the chat. The baddies were probably like in their private chat like two hours ago. Like Zach is so fun. fucking stupid. He's stream is still going. Let's just see how long it takes him. On my rumble page, I have my feed and I follow your channel. So it's like one of the first

things that's up there when it's live. So you can see it. So I think that's how you saw it. Okay. That could be it. I mean, I have accidentally left some BPHs on through the night before it happens. That was the best of us. But how come they could hear you talking though? I don't know that they could hear me talking. I don't think anyone could hear you. Yeah, the like I had the panic button on. That's this is one of the reasons that I use the panic button is because that one time that I was streaming for like three hours. And Lisa and I were talking about the dogs and dinner and stuff. And you could like hear us in the background. Nothing that we needed to worry about or anything.

But still, it was like annoying to go and have to fix that everywhere. Yeah, that is annoying. But anyway, can't where you been, man? I haven't seen you in a while. Vacation, man. So R2 Jones said that my volume's too low. Can you guys hear me? You can hear me fine, right?

Yeah, you sound good. Maybe R.C. Joan is just used to blacks talking at an elevated level. I'll talk a little bit higher. No, I'm just kidding. No, we went to Deadwood, obviously. We didn't leave until that Tuesday. Then we immediately left on Friday, went down to Brian and Christy's, came back on Tuesday of the next week.

That was like the 10th. Then on the 13th, we went down to Clearwater Beach, stayed there for a week with Jackie's mom and her brother can visit. And then we came back. at the end of July. Jeez. And there's been this last week. Because they're all over the place.

Yeah, man. It's been fun. Must be nice. Cancun's never invited me to his place before. He probably has. He says, I've invited everybody. You're just the only one that showed up. And Ash, I think, came one time.

Something like that. I don't know. Yeah. Anyway, well, that's cool. Matt, what have you been up to, bro? Just hanging out and enjoying the lazy, low, super hot days of Arizona summer here in the Phoenix, Valley and you know there's not much you can do when the temperature is as hot as it is you

go outside and you sort of mosey along and but it's nice it's refreshing reminds you that that uh life is brittle and out in the sun you could burn up there's a there was a guy that uh 36 years climbing camelback mountain here which is a notorious killer in the heat and 36 years you climb it pardon me like legit people die there all the time. All the time people die there. But most of them are like out of towners and they come during the summer and they get out in the trail and they just, they die of heat.

This guy was, was 36 years he'd been climbing in it. He's almost a native and he's my age and he goes out with plenty of water. And he croaked on the trail. They found him dead from heat exposure. It just passed a certain point. You start to bake in the sun and it just bakes your body and there's nothing you can do about it. Is that the place where those body pot? positive influencers recently were like rescued with a chopper?

Probably. Okay. I didn't hear about that, but that sounds like something that would happen. I'll actually find the clip because it's kind of entertaining. I mean, when these girls start out, you're like, you know, don't do it, girls. Like, I can already tell you this is a bad idea. You know, like more power to you. I understand you want to like get out there and do stuff, but they were choosing to do something

that was far beyond their capabilities and their circumstances. What is a body positive influencer? It's just people who pretend that like it's healthy to be like overweight. Okay. Yeah. Unattractive people trying to push unattractiveness on the rest of society. Well, Cam, but you're black. Let's be honest.

I mean just because you're a bigger girl doesn't mean that you're, you know, bad looking. Okay. I mean, like what I'm saying here is like, no, your limits, right? You know, I mean, like, like don't go do something that is an advanced course if, you know, you're going to get tired going up the stairs. I feel like that was a little racist what are you trying to say about black people oh it was totally racist what are you talking about

yeah anytime the conversation lags we just get out the air pump and pump some racism I have it that's how we've gotten here man 250 years of the shit and it's still working what do they call them cam pogs pogs fat ass white girl

oh with a pee I was thinking of poggs like the little game oh yeah things there's no I you know what the only poggs that I have are OJ Simpson pogs. I've got one that he's not guilty and then guilty. Oh, man.

Okay. I will find this. No, please do. I got sandburn. We might have two new soft disclosure ads for you guys tonight. Soft disclosure helps with sunburns. Trust me. My shoulders were destroyed after clear water.

Yeah, that vanilla coffee extract, that thing that you were up putting on your foot, that amazing stuff. Everybody should check that out. Seriously. You say vanilla coffee extract?

What was it called? Yeah, I got it right here. Got it right here. Yeah. Vanilla coffee, soft disclosure, the tallow bar. Oh, yeah. Palo bar. Vanilla coffee extract.

You put this on my face after I go out in the sun, because I actually go out in the sun. I believe it's some sun exposure is good. So I go out every day in the sun. I go to the park and I get some, but then I try to get out of the sun pretty quickly, especially before your sun heats up. If you're going to go out, usually I wear a big brim hat. The key is to keep yourself in the shade, you know, to survive. And it's weird that the environment's so harsh around here that you learn like some wisdom

just going out on walking around the trail. Like, like Suarros are your friend. Swarrow's will give you shade. They're thick enough to give you shade. And if you got a little camp stool, you can sit and keep moving it, you know. But shade is, shade saves your life when you're out on the trail. If you got shade, shade and water, you can probably, you can survive. And it becomes something you have to think about at some point in the weather like this.

It's weird. It's like, I never thought I'd have to think about that, but I do. So I read an interesting study the other day, Matt. The, you know, the climate scientist, they tell us that the reason that we have this heat wave, is because of climate change. It's man-made-induced climate change due to carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. That obviously doesn't make any sense.

However, there is a like an actual measure that we have that can explain the intensity of the sun's rays reaching the earth. And that is the reduction in particulates in the atmosphere because over the course of the last 30 years, they've been on a mission to reduce emissions, to reduce, you know, all kinds of, you know, smoke and particles that go up into the sky. And because of that, they can actually show that there is more sunlight that's hitting the earth

and that is causing a slowdown in the jet stream so that you don't have this natural movement. You know, I mean, you go back years and people were just burning stuff and making fires and never thinking about it, probably a lot of campfires outside, trash fires and such. And now basically we're killing ourselves because we are doing too good. at saving the environment. Yeah, Bill Gates is going to save us, though. He's going to recreate the conditions of all that particulate matter in the air. Yes.

That's what they want to do. They want to dim the sun, right? And what is this? They're going to do it whether we want or not. Yeah, I always feel like CO2 is something we needed more of, not less of. Oh, no, we definitely do. Ever since I was a kid and I learned chemistry, I was like, that doesn't make any sense why we wouldn't want to be more. Cold is always a way bigger danger.

Cold is always a bigger danger to human life than... Yeah. It is energy. Well, the more CO2, the more plant life, and then the more like shade that you're going to have. I mean, there's just like a cycle that obviously exists. And if you just take out one thing, then obviously you're going to screw up the entire system. Okay. Yeah, yeah.

And if we had an actual downturn in the climate towards colder temperatures, which does happen periodically, we have evidence to say that. And we've gone ahead and dimmed the freaking sun, too. because of our human arrogance, like some kind of sci-fi plot of the tragic flaw of humans thinking they could do things and it all just screwed them because it made things super cold and the North Atlantic gyre stopped working and Europe froze into a, you know, but we should not tinker with that. You know, we did tinker with it in the Industrial Revolution. Yeah. And up to the end of the, we did tinker with it. we can say we got lucky we don't know maybe the earth climate is stable we don't know how stable it is we don't know how much it can slosh around between in a certain range and be restored and

stay within that range versus you know the fear mongers want to say it's it's it's sort of meta stable they would say so it's like the climate's a little bit stable but if you push it a little too much it could flip into a whole another thing whole another zone of climate right yeah and that's what that's that and there's the answer is we don't know which of those is true Those are two different kinds of complex systems. And we don't know. And they're, the idea is, well, we need the precaution. We need to, the precautionary, we need to assume it's metastable and not stable.

And so we need to act like we've been super lucky not to have kicked it into an ice age or whatever. And we need to, therefore we need climate management, therefore we need world government. Can somebody explain what happened here? Yes, yes. I was just waiting for my inn. So this is an example of a young man, a man who got into a little bit of trouble while he was hiking. He hiked himself out of the mountains 10 miles with this pole stuck through his side and his back. Okay.

And then, of course, you have the influencers. I'm grace. I miss before I take a trail. My gosh. We're not too many lifts. It looks like Yosemite. So that's a cow, that's a cow. Oh, yeah.

I'm great. Okay. So there was like, there was a group of them. There was like four of them. I couldn't find the full video. But that one chopper ride was 70 grand. Oh my gosh.

Yes. So this is why I'm saying like know your limits because if you go out into the mountains and you have to be rescued, you are going to pay for that. fuel and for the time that that pilot has to come out there and rescue you. And then, of course, you probably are going to have a couple of EMTs that are going to come out and make sure that you're okay. But, I mean, you know, it is just, we need some helicopter, mountain helicopter sponsors. 70 grand like they are making bank.

They are. They are. They absolutely are, John. So when we have like the Badlands Commune, we will own a fleet of helicopters and we will cater to, I guess, townies that think that they can go up into the. We'll go lift cows. We'll go lift cows of any species. Any type of cow. We can do bad rescues.com.

Yeah, we can go for that one. And we can do like bad tour guides. Mm-hmm. The hiking trail. We can leave them straight to force them to have to call search and rescue. We can have monopoly on both sides. This is brilliant. Yeah, I think it'll work.

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That ending is underrated. That ending with the beard oil. So good. So good. And those are all original songs. Like, if you go to Zuno, there's like a whole playlist of the Badland songs. It's awesome. So good.

But I need to speak to somebody about how they got my pictures in there. I completely forgot about that as something. I found one picture of myself from when I was a kid on my phone. I can't wait for my mom to see that because she'll know that picture. Yeah, that's funny. Too funny. All right. Anyway, what should we talk about tonight?

Did you guys see that Joe Rogan had a guest on last night that talked about devour or today that talked about devolution? I did. Yes. I was a little disappointed that she didn't go any further. I mean, she kind of, she's like an establishment hack, really. Oh, yeah. She's not retarded too, I think.

I wonder if we're going to get taken down if I played part of this. I don't know. There's a lot of people who steal Joe Rogan stuff and it's all over YouTube. Okay, well, let's play this part. So what happens next? What happens next? And why aren't we learning about it? And they don't have any plans for what happens after anarchy and chaos?

They do. They just don't have it in the declassified games. And that's what there's a plan called the devolution plan. eyebrows up for a reason think about evolution now put a D in front of it yeah of going forward you're going backward so you've heard of DefCon okay so DefCon defense readiness condition there's five five is the lowest that's like normal every day at 9-11 we were at three DefCon 1 means nuclear war there's a separate structure of readiness condition called cogcon probably haven't heard of it because it's classified

that's not true stands for continuity of government readiness condition it's got four levels four is every day one is insurrection the insurrection act gets declared cogcon 1 is in effect and the devolution plan happens, which I learned, means a subset of predesignated officials. They know who they are. They've signed contracts. They've rehearsed it. They go out.

In the words of the former FEMA director, cog con one, you send your devolution crews out. They go out to a hot site, warm site, or cold site. underground bunkers located around the United States. This is from an actual beam of chief telling me this. We'll talk about this more tomorrow on the power hour, but I thought that was interesting that now Joe Rogan has talked about devolution or I guess I'm showing. Didn't Eddie Bravo bring it up on his show before?

He might have mentioned it briefly in passing and I've been, I've talked to Eddie Bravo quite a bit. He's like, dude, when's he gonna when's gonna make that next step and talk about devolution doesn't even have to be me like you go on there and do it's like oh man he's just has done with some of that stuff if you're gonna go balls deep with this check john what did you think of what she said what what's your opinion i mean what overtly like overly yeah but generally she's yeah she's explaining the concept i would say half accurate fairly accurate like enough to like get somebody

interested and like get the general idea but like some of the details man she was was she read this somewhere and was like oh i'm now going to like regurgitate that but she i don't that wasn't my work you know like that's not how i interpret it but whatever it's somebody talking about kog kong i don't think kak khan's classified that was the one that um the day before you said yeah the day before joe biden um got inaugurated that text went out where they changed the cogcon level like the where she said kog kong one is an is basically a nuke and then cock on four is you know things are like normal um it's not necessarily just a new be a whole bunch different things she said insurrection i think is the word she used for that the nuke was for is for

defcon right oh so she said okay yeah so but cog con the word she used was insurrection yeah and that there's no there's no proof that the insurrection act directly gets signed because of something to do with cog con you know like that's not out there publicly anywhere anyway I mean, it could be, but it felt like somebody who believed that January 6th was like the darkest day in American history. And she was trying to draw these threads that would make people think about that. Like as if there is going to be an insurrection in the United States and we're going to kill everybody. And then, of course, the government has to go underground. Yeah.

I don't know, it's just kind of cool. All these things will be weaponized against us. anything we agree to is going to be a weapon. Well, that's what makes me think, like, why is this being talked? Because I think all these mainstream podcasters are ops of some sort. So, like, what's the op here? What's the play? What are they, they're talking about devolution?

Maybe this is the moment, this is the moment where they take it, and then they introduce it as a subject you can talk about, and then they erase you from the internet, basically. Yeah. Yeah, all of your work is for not. I don't think that's true. We got a pretty good community. No, no, it won't be.

This is the plan. This is the op is what I'm talking. It's there to compete with your devolution theory. Yeah, maybe. I don't care about that either, you know? Like, it's not a competition. I just, if we're going to start talking about it, I appreciate people talking about it accurately, you know?

Well, that's the whole op is to make sure that it's inaccurate so that people can't go down the right path. Just muddy the waters. Whenever you hear the word devolution, you think of like five different or four different nonsense theories and also the theory that you have. Yeah, we'll talk about it more. I just thought it was cool.

I wanted to show it on here. Yeah, it was good. Thanks, John. Yeah. What else happened this week? Do you see Hunter Biden making his redemption tour? Still.

Did you see the interview today? No. No. I have it pulled up. I saw it out on tour, though. Take a listen to this. We're going to have to start hating him again. I don't know what.

Nah, not relevant enough for me to hate. I know, it's all theater. I'm just sort of like, you know, the script will call for us to hate him. I get it. Yeah, listen to this. There's an email to me, you know, like, hey, 10% for the big guy, you know, all that bullshit. You know when that happened?

My dad was neither president or vice president. I went to go into business with a couple guys that I did not get into business to, and one of them sent me a email that said, what about 10% for the president? the big guy. And I didn't do business with those guys. But not because of that. They were trying to get my dad involved in a business deal that I was in. It's totally legitimate business deal. What the fuck is wrong with that? I ask everybody, you got a problem with that? My dad is no longer Vice President president president. Do you got a problem with that? He's not, he's, he's not an elected office. I'm a Yale educated lawyer going into business doing something that I would have been proud of.

It had to do with natural gas. It had to do with the production here in the United States. The best thing. I guess it would depend on what what the business deal. To make money? I could see it being a problem if it was with a company that was like against you. I'd actually do it. Okay. But my point is this. My point is this.

Wait, let me finish the point. Real quick. Here's the point is that I said no to the whole deal. But that is literally the only thing in 22 years that you will ever find in every email, every text message, every deleted text message, every voicemail, every deleted voicemail, literally everything for 20 years. Not a single instance in which you will find me emailing someone or someone emailing me saying, hey, I need my dad to get to do this on behalf of this person that I'm getting played for. Not one.

And I think that that's dispositive evidence. I agree with you. So why don't we produce that email where he declines to go into business? Oh, my God, you want to use my father? Nothing. That doesn't exist. Hunter Biden and the Biden crime family are smart enough to not specifically elucidate the exact nature of their quid pro quo relationship on an email. There's a way to do it.

I think they did do it. I think I can prove it via email. Oh, okay. I have an old thread. Everybody screws up. They're not that clever these guys. Yeah, let me show you this. I think over a long enough timeline, somebody's going to slip up somewhere.

but I think that my point is go on the level yeah they're like structuring their conversation so as to you know not be so overt yeah this is um a thread from september sorry may of 2023 so this is like fairly old but i was doing my thing where i went through all the emails from hunter biden i got through about 75 percent of them i think and then i i got distracted by other things but so back and i'll buzz through this quickly november 29th 2015 Hunter attends a breakfast meeting with Devon Archer, Vadim Pizarsky, and Sally Painter. And I'm sure you guys are familiar with Vadim. He's like the fixer for Burisma.

Sally Painter is the co-founder of Blue Star Strategies. All those emails are out here. And this was after that Hunter and Devin were on the board. Let me skip down to here. Two days after that breakfast, Blue Star Strategies or Sally Painter sent a revised proposal contract and initial invoice for Burisma Holdings. Okay. And there's emails out there too in the lead-up to this where Vadim was talking to Hunter about getting this meeting scheduled with Sally.

Vadim responded to the contract email saying that the scope was lacking concrete tangible results that we set out to achieve in the first place, complaining it lacked names as key targets for improving Nicolay's case and his situation in Ukraine. Then he goes on and he says that he understood if the contract didn't represent the scope to be safe and cautious. but as long as all parties understand the true purpose and we're on the same page regarding our final goals, that he would be comfortable moving forward. And then he would then say that the ultimate purpose of the contract was to get widely recognized and influential current and former U.S. policymakers to close down any cases or pursuits against Niklai and Ukraine. So they wanted people, they wanted Blue Star to help them get widely recognized and influential people to help them close down the investigations

that were going on in Ukraine into Burisma's owner, Nikolay, Zlovchewski. That's a very impeachable offense by the standards they have set. Of course. Hold up. I still have a couple of bit, a little bit more. Hunter reassured that Sally understood the whole scope of the contract

said, go ahead and sign. They would sign it on 11, 18, 2015. And then just like two weeks later, Blue Star Strategy sat in on a conference call with the White House about the VP's upcoming trip to Ukraine. They sent the minutes of that meeting to Burisma. And then it was just six days later that Joe Biden went there and withheld the billion dollars unless they fired Porchenko, all in a fresh little timeline. And I think you could, I think you could prove it. I think this is this positive. I certainly remember this. And I think that the implications are clear. I mean,

you can definitely make the case based upon this conversation thread here. But, But, you know, I mean, they didn't say I'm bribing Joe Biden with the express belief that I'm going to have these people not be prosecuted. It's the wording is just carefully couched in a certain way so that they have just enough plausible deniability. And still, you know, nothing's happened to it. Yep. And I think they should go for it because it's obvious. Well, it just shows that Hunter's line, you know, compared to that clip that we played. Yeah.

So this weird redemption tour, I wonder if he's actually trying to run for VP under Gavin Newsom. It would not surprise me. And I'm a Yale trained lawyer. I have a piece of paper from Yale, but I didn't exactly go to school. It would be wild. It would be wild. Two white guys, though? Yeah, that's true.

Can the Democrats actually do that in 2028 and calendar 2028? But it would be funny to see another Trump-Biden. rematch except just a different Biden 2028 I would love that yeah any status updates on how that's going to happen trump running in 2028 like are there any theories out that are gaining traction like how is that how could that happen well I don't know what I've seen and what I talk about the most is Steve Bannon's approach where he's like is it against the spirit of the constitution if he has the will of the people like the mandate and he like run again and they elect him like is that against the spirit of the constitution that's what everybody

keeps saying is the excuse me why he can't do it so i don't know no the real theory though but who cares me don't need no theory he can just do it yeah yeah yeah yeah schwarzenegger was going to do that remember that he was going to run for president when and even though he's born it's like well the theory is if the if the people elect him duly elect him as president are you really going to say he can't be president you know I don't see how they can. I said just do it. I agree, man.

I think it's a great way to test whether our elections are real or not. So here's the thing. 22nd Amendment limits to two four-year terms, but a maximum of 10 years in office. So what if we get to 2028? And there is, I don't know, some sort of crisis, which forces president. and Trump to remain in office for another two years.

And then it would be legal within the boundaries of the 22nd Amendment. Yes. I like that theory. That's, that's, I'm starting to see some actual rationale behind that. Yeah. I mean, that would be specifically within the spirit of the Constitution. Yeah. And yeah. And the crisis, you know, what kind of crisis would allow that to happen?

That's the big question, right? Maybe that's where it's all silly, but just as a general theory, I think there's, there's some things to play with that in the story. Yeah. I mean, there could be an amendment to the amendment, you know. I mean, let's say against all odds, we get a super majority in after the midterms in both houses of Congress. And something could be done. you know, let's say not rewording the amendment, but, you know, or if they did to do two consecutive terms with no time limit, specifically in terms of years, or if they just repeal the 22nd Amendment altogether. Yeah.

But then we open it up to people after him coming in that would be shit. Well, put it back. Well, it's always on a lag, isn't it? Like, it's something like that is responding to something that's passed and just went up, screwing you in the future. That's true. Is there anything fun to talk about? I thought like the news was...

There's all those tens of thousands of Moroccan storming the Spanish enclave on the African coast. I thought that was sort of funny. You mean storming the east coast of Morocco? Well, yeah. I mean, it's going to wind up with Spain. It's going to say, here, have it back. We don't want it in Morocco. Why do they have that anyway?

Yes, we conquered some of Spain. Well, because Spain was more powerful than Morocco, and they've been controlling the Straits of Gibraltar for hundreds of years. So, I mean, I don't even know when Morocco was founded, but like this whole big thing here is Spain. Spain used to have Morocco as a colony. No, did they? Okay. Okay. Yeah.

And so did France. It was actually the Spanish head part of Morocco and the French had part of Morocco. And if you travel around Morocco, you can still see both Spanish and French. It's really weird. And then you've got the city of Tangier on the North Coast, which was like Moss Isley spaceport, hive of villainy. And that's really,

and it's like even the Germans were there in control of it for a while. It's very weird place built by European expatriates. Morocco is a very strange country. I think I heard that it was the first nation to actually recognize the independence of the United States. I believe it was, yeah. In 1776, it'd break it hard or maybe after the after the treaty of paris i don't remember but i think i saw it was 1777 but

1777 yeah um matt how do you pronounce this name here i can't read it what it what is it try to make it bigger yeah you still can't read let's see why is that so there's a dirt nasty song about this oh is there i don't know how to make it any bigger well i saw the words Medina. Every city in Morocco has a Medina. So I was there about 10 years ago. I got lost everywhere I went. It was really challenged my travel ability after 35 years of travel.

Morocco, man, it beat me up. It'd be going I just caught me underprepared at every place I went. Oh, Madique. Yeah, there we did.

Matt said it perfectly. He said, oh, Mediq. Yeah. So I don't know. Like there's a, I went to Morocco, I had a friend, I have a friend in France and he's like, don't, you know, okay, go to Morocco. You're going to love it. But, and if you want to go into the hash growing regions, don't go any farther than this particular town. And you can buy hash there, but don't go any farther east than that.

Because people, if you try to go farther east than that, yeah, technically you can, but somebody's going to come and tell you, you shouldn't be here. And the weird thing is, it's like Moroccans, but they're, uh, They're all tall blue-eyed and blonde, and their remnants of the vandalic Germanic tribes that invaded North Africa in ancient times and then got subsumed by the Muslims. But they've been holed up in the mountains being the hash growers ever since, like these Scandinavian Moroccans. And I'm like, okay, I'm not going to go there. I want to go there so badly now. That's fascinating, man.

You got a bunch of blonde-haired, blue-eyed people up in the mountains of Morocco. That's what I've been told. Just growing hash. Yeah. You sure they're not like angels? Like angels incarnate as people? Well, yeah, it could be in a historical perspective. There was like the barbarian invasions were Germans.

And they flooded the Western Empire and the vandals took over North Africa. We just don't hear about them today because they were because the Arabs conquered all of North Africa at one point. And it's like, oh, everybody was sort of dissipated and wiped out. It's like, well, if you hold up in the mountains, you know, there's some really nice mountain valleys in Morocco. It's not just like desert. It's, it can be sort of like Colorado, the high atlases there. They've got some nice fertile valleys and stuff.

So it, in Morocco is, it's, you know, it's an, it's an African country. Just getting around it's not so easy, you know. I was on a night bus and I got the cold December air on my feet the whole time. and I'm like, oh, this really sucks, you know. How long ago was it that you were there? 2014. So, yeah, 12 years ago. And I was there in December, which is a really weird time to be there because it's cold.

It's cold and rainy there. Like how cold does it get? Well, it's nice in the daytime. It was like 70s in the daytime. So I went to, I went to Tangier. I was in Gibraltar. And I took the ferry across to Tangier. and then took the terrain down to,

no, I took the bus to a place called Chef Shawan, and that's on the edge of the hash growing regions in the mountains. And it's a little town, and you can't just buy hash there. You just walk into this cafe and say, can I buy some hash? And I don't like hash, by the way. It just makes you stupid. I tried it.

I took the night ferry from Tangier with a guy, an American, and I said, oh, I know, I got this hotel in Tangier. You should stay at the hotel I'm staying at. And so he did, but he's like, like, I need some hash. He's like, let's get some hash. And I'm like, I don't, I don't want to go out and get hash in the streets with Tangier. I just got here, you know, I don't know what's going on, you know.

And he's like, oh, I got to get some hash. So I'm like, you go get some hash. I'm going to stay here in the, in the hotel. Because every hotel in Morocco is like a little, a little fortress. It's called a Riyadh. And it looks like nothing from the street, but just like a door. Like you're the cat, you know, you go inside and it's a whole different world inside, you know. And it's, but you want to stay inside while you're there, like going outside.

especially in what's called the Medina. The Medina's are the old cities. And I got beaten up. I get not physically beaten up, but just like my pride was certainly beaten up getting lost in Fez. Fez has a really bizarre Medina. And Marrakesh is sane.

You can go to Marrakesh. It's really sort of laid back now. There's so much tourists there. And the Medina, you know, it's not so easy to get lost there. But you get lost in these things. They're like mazes.

You know, it's like some kind of D&D world. Well, I mean, they certainly don't look like they're built on a built on an American-style grid. I mean, it looks like wherever they had room, they were just putting up buildings, and then some of them are a little bit bigger on top than they are on bottom. It's kind of like, like Moss Isley. It looks like it's Tatooine or something. Yeah, and everywhere in the Arab world, this is where the cities are.

Why is that? In Algiers, it's called the Khazbah. You know, that's this old city. And that's, if you see the Battle of Algiers, when the French were there, like going house to house, like rooting out the rebels, that classic documentary from the 60s. That's in a Medina. It looks,

the one in Tangier sort of looked like that. And then there's always a more modern section of the city. And you have a shopping. Like in, in Fez, there was a, it was December and I went, I got lost and walked a long way in the dark from the bus station,

which was in the modern section of town. My hotel, of course, I booked it in the old, old Medina. And it was like three mile walk and it was dark. And I was getting lost. And I was using my phone data plan to get Google Maps because I was so lost.

I was like, where am I going? And I took refuge. There was a mall, a shopping mall, which is for Morocco, that's pretty cool to have a shopping mall. And I went inside and there were Christmas decorations, even though it was a Muslim country. But they had like Christmas trees up. It's sort of weird. But, you know, that's okay in Morocco because they're trying to be more tolerant and integrated into the Western world. But I used, I got, I finally got to the Medina, the old city.

and I was like but then I had to find my hotel was somewhere inside this maze in the dark and I'm like okay and I was used and I got lost I basically was begging for directions at one point finally found it always a nondescript door that you can barely know what's on the other side of these walls and they knock and the guy's like yeah come in come in and he's like he's basically like why the fuck didn't you call me so I could come get you why did you why were you such an idiot to make your way in the dark through the Medina and I'm like boy and uh so So I didn't know what that was an option, of course. And I'm fried. I'm like, I can get anywhere, you know. And so I get, I go up to my room and he's like, everything's shut in for the night. He brings me some olives. And that's what they do in Morocco. They always bring you olives for every meal, even breakfast.

And everything's chill. Got some tea, some hot tea. They always bring you hot tea. It's really nice. And I'm in my room. And the last call, the prayer goes off. And I'm in my phone. I'm looking at my phone.

And it's all I start getting the text. you have used $50 of your data plan. And then it was like, and then another one came in like three seconds later, ding, you have used $50 more of your data plan. And then it was like, you have used $50 more of your data plan. I'm like, oh my God. It's like how, I was like, please don't go on. Please stop.

And it went up to six. It took me $300 to find my hotel that night from my, for my roaming plan because I wasn't on the right data plan. So you live and learn. And that's why I say Morocco, it was a challenge, but it was fun. I liked being out of my element. I liked being having to, I liked getting lost in a weird way because it was like, I can get through this, just like the old days.

It's a really cool country. It's become a transit hub for a lot of Africa, goes through Morocco. And the Moroccans are sort of racist against the sub-Saharan's who come there. And they're like, we don't want you here. but they're there to sort of be in transit to Europe. Well, what do you think of what happened? You're from there now. So like this whole story of this invasion, like, what's your take on it?

Well, it's just, it's, it's, the only question is how much is it's being orchestrated, right? Because I remember Alex Jones back in the day, eventually they'll just rush the border with thousands of people. And I'm like, well, that's what sort of what they did today. The issue is that there is a land border between Spain and Morocco. there's two of them. And it's because Spain still has kept the little bits of the coast in two little cities that they acquired

during the Middle Ages, during the early, about the time when they were also going to the new world, you know, and conquering North and South America and South America and all that. They were also expanding it. Their first step of empire was actually to North Africa and they took along a bunch of these coastal cities and they kept them.

Even after Morocco, they gave its independence as a kingdom, full independence back as a kingdom. They kept these little enclaves on the coast for whatever reason. And so, and there's these borders that are like 200 yards long in these little rocky outclaps and like a city of stuff. So there's technically a land border. And so there have been, there have been people climbing over the fences.

And then once they cross the fence, the Spanish courts have ruled they're in Spain. They're in the EU. They're in the Schengen zone. The whole door of Europe is open to them once they do that. So all they have to do is climb over a fence in, in Africa. and so that's they were doing that this has taken it up a notch that this has taken it up to tens of thousands rushing it at once my understanding is the population of seuda which is the name of this place it's it's it's like 80,000 that's what wikipedia said and they were saying tens of thousands rushed it

100 a hundred thousand oh geez that's more i heard of 60 yeah you know is this the last stand of the globalists with this with this thing you know or you know is it just like people we don't know it's going on, but for some reason, it went up a level. It went up a notch. I'd say. I just wonder what the op is around in here, because I just feel it feels like an op. I don't know. Yeah, it sure does. Well, I mean, it's the ultimate culmination of what's been going on in Europe for the last 20 years. I mean, this is the natural conclusion of that. Like, just the other day, they had said, you know, first of all, what Matt said is correct. I mean, once they get into the European Union, they basically get amnesty for being a refugee.

But Spain just announced that they were going to do like a targeted program of like 600,000 refugees. They were going to like essentially give them citizenship. And so as soon as they did that, the king of Morocco let thousands of people out of prison. And there was some special occasion that was happening there. So they let all those people out of prison. And then all of this stuff that you're seeing, the coordination, this is not the first time it's happened. They did it once at large scale in 2021 and then again in 2024.

But like this is orders of magnitude greater than what they did before. Those instances, they found that there was some level of coordination using WhatsApp. And now they have all these people who started like TikToks and Instagrams and they had like five Facebook groups with like 230,000. North Africans in them. And they basically just said, okay, boom, now is the time. And then they started going. I have to believe that there is some level of NGO involvement to ensure, yeah, that they had in such a targeted coordination.

Yeah, the NGOs were running those boats across. And maybe they ran out of money for that or whatever. But there's been some kind of signal that we need to accelerate this. This is the time to accelerate this. and and sayuda so you know one obvious solution for spain is just say Morocco take these back you wanted them Rockos wanted these little enclaves back and you know it's the last foothold of any colonial power in Africa are these two little spots and so there's an element of pride about it African pride and and so it's it's a pan-African pride you know is Morocco

really part of Africa well that's you know I think it is but but it's definitely is um but just get rid of the europeans at last um and but in spain's been holding out and conversely of course britain's been holding out with gibraltar on the coast of spain it's a really weird situation right and then uh so one obvious solution for spain is just give the give them see morocco you wanted them have them we don't want these anymore um and that would solve the problem of that border jumping and rushing so that because the spanish course literally have, it was a, you know, leftist courts. This came up in the court in the Spanish system, which was just being in Seuta, or Melilla,

is the other one, Seuta and Melia, just being on the setting foot in those, means your inside Spain completely officially. Yeah. And like you landed in Hawaii, you know, for us, you know, it's like, that's the U.S., you know. Hawaii is just incorporated territory of the United States, right? Yeah. Whereas the others, you can make a case, you're not quite fully there.

yet but you know and and so Spain is treating it like that state Spain is treating those things like it's Hawaii to them so you're there you're in Spain and if you're in Spain you're in the EU and and but the Spain is being really controlled by leftists right now their government the other countries other countries in Europe are moving rightward what would you think of this um they move left this is Donald Trump's he posted this five days ago talking about how much he respects the king of Morocco and then he pinned it to his profile today. Wow.

I was like the Morocco stuff was heating up. So I thought this was notable. Yeah. In the middle of the same thing, he pins this. And the day before this all popped off, President Trump made a public statement about how this type of activity was going to kill the EU. And then all of a sudden, this happens. I mean, this truly is like a self-fulfilling prophecy of, you know, where these policies go.

And, you know, it's, it's, uh, if this wasn't NGOs or perhaps if NGOs were used, but it was actually like, you know, Trump's people that were doing this to create a sense of urgency in the European Union to stop these sorts of things from happening. And then also to put the fear of God in Americans, you know, say, look, you know, this is how bad it could be. And Trump certainly is using that messaging as he's talking about these events

taking place. That could potentially be another reason why it's happening. And as far as them coming in through the water, like, you know, the, yeah, they're jumping the fence. They, they just opened the border because there were so many of them and they were just letting them come in. But when they come in through the water, they look at it as a humanitarian emergency because you've got all of these North Africans that are taking boats across the Strait of Gibraltar and then coming in that way. But all they had to do was just like, you know, go over that little patch of land that's between the last Moroccan city and then Sweta and then go in through the water. swim around that fence come up onto the beach and then they have to be treated as if they've just like made this arduous trip and then they get special treatment that way disgusting you guys want to watch this video yeah yeah yeah check it out i've seen it's good i think it's good

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that long stretch of highway. No way, man. That is wild. So that is, the subtext is Morocco is using this to to really solidify its control over the whole southern section of what is now called Morocco,

but it's been called the Western Sahara. Yeah. Which is formally, that's formally still administered administered by Spain. Spain doesn't, it's not integrated into Spain like the coastal cities, but The UN still recognizes Spanish authority as being there.

Morocco is the de facto controller of it. There's a civil war inland called the Polisario Front, I think, which is in the inland part of that southern section, Western Sahara, would not be anywhere near this highway. And they'll eventually settle that conflict, I'm sure, too. But man, they're going to have this highway eventually all the way down to Dakar in Senegal, definitely going all the way down that Western African coast. put a drive that'll be yeah

this is this is showing the the set of logistics around Europe going to every part of the world except for Europe's just boxing them in and cutting them off from the trade with the rest of the world that's where all the I think that's where all the globalists are retreating to

yeah like the place in Neum in Saudi Arabia it sort of reminds me of that but um yeah the so south of there you've got all the way

Mauritania, which is the driest part of the African coast. I feel like you can't know more about this than Matt does. No, man. I'm American first. I've literally never been to Africa. I've been to other countries, never Africa. He's black, yo. He's black. He's not African.

Yeah. There's a war between Africans and black people in this country. You didn't know that. It's an unwritten... Over in Africa, too. They love Tiam and blacks over in Africa. Like, if you're American and you move to Africa, like, woe be you. really think about

think about some of the different like white cultures like European cultures that have feuded with each other for a long periods of time they're not the same people just because they look similar trust me it's very different

it's hilarious just making a comment how I based on appearances only I feel like you would have been the expert okay but instead it's mad and it's very interesting keep going Matt that's been there oh well yeah I haven't been

I haven't been south of Morocco and Africa I'd like to after Marrakesh you can out into the desert and their people do and they go on in camels there. My grandfather was there in the war. It was really, uh, he was in Operation Torch, the invasion and it was really cool because I got on a train. I got on the train in Tangier or near there. And then you go along the coast,

you're in Rabat and Casablanca, which are modern cities or like the modern capitals. And, uh, but I got to, I met this French woman on the train. Nice. He was French Moroccan, right? Nice. I have a French Moroccan kid now. I know it. somewhere in the book no nothing like that we were both we were both past our prime you know if you

but she remembered when it was more french and so i was asking her i was like you know what's it like being european being a being a european who was born and raised in you know french as in morocco you know because that part was was you know that's the plot of the movie casablanca right is that it's it's it's allied territory because france is an ally of the Nazis, right? So all that was made up, by the way, in terms of that movie, that, the premise of the movie. But, um, but the French there was real and, and, and, and, and she was like, yeah, it's weird. She, she was giving me pointers on, like, how to deal with the Moroccans, you know, and, uh, and, and like what kind of things that, it, it wasn't anything exotic. I don't even

remember anything she said, but it was, it was fun. It was like the scene in apocalypse now, when they're out in the jungle and Vietnam and they go on that plantation. It's all these French people that are, They're there and they're like in denial of the world collapsing around them and their empire. And I'm like, yeah, I love this. This is great. This is why you travel. It sounds awesome. Like that.

Yeah. So, oh, but the World Cup is going to be in four years. You know, it was just here, but it was also, it was US, Mexico and Canada, all three of them. They're doing the same gag in four years and it's going to be Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. And triple host. So it's going to be multiple continents. well we'll see around so i'm like it's there might be a war going on by then yeah well morocco yeah get it act in gear build some stadiums they're they're going to build the largest soccer stadium in the

world um for it supposedly morocco it's really a coming out party for morocco this next four years so that when i saw that video from trump i'm like oh yeah this is this is a broad initiative to introduce morocco to the world is as is a modern nation somehow yeah um it's got all the foster for us there you'd ever need to for fertilizers in Morocco. Big key asset on the world world asset market. I did not know that. You know so much about Morocco. I'm like genuinely surprised. He has a son there. He goes to visit his son all the time. Oh, what? I didn't know that.

Oh, you're being. Okay. Did you ever, ever listen to the lyrics of year of the cat? That's what it's, yeah, it's just like that. It can't tell you who sings that song. Al Stewart. Yeah. Oh, wow. I see an elf. That alien, right? Through the blue tiled walls and the market stalls, there's a hidden door she leads you to. Don't bother asking for explanations. She'll just tell you that you came.

Maybe keep going. Maybe I'll remember it at some point. Never heard it. Great sax solo. If you like sax solos, it's a great saxon. Just right when you think you've heard all these great guitar solos, it's, then he breaks in with a sax and you're like, oh, my God. It was a great song in 1976 and still is. I believe you.

I'll take your word for it. But that's Morocco's just like that. That's wrong. That's it. Sort of. Sometimes the guy, sometimes you're being led to a hidden door and it's like, it's like some guy, some merchant type and he wants to sell you some, you know,

it's always like some sale. They want to sell you something everywhere you turn. And you get lost in the Medina and they're like, uh, buy this, buy this. You know, um, it's, it's the strangest indoor mall that's huge that goes on. for miles and miles and but it's an ancient maze and you're in these tunnel of stuff and it's

they're selling razor blades and they're selling beans and where's this is this is every this marrakesh is probably the best place to see this marquish is pretty civilized you can go people the the euro girls go down there party down there in marrakesh all the time you just so it's you want to get two out of hand yeah now i know i not know so much about morocco you need to find out where those white women were partying. All right. But we can move on from the white women of Morocco. But somebody else is to think of something to talk about.

Well, I can't stop thinking about the Trump's trying to sell us on going to Morocco. Got Donald Trump. That is wild. They just all want us to go to Morocco right now. Yeah. Me too. That's how black people got over to the U.S. They saw a boat with some white people on it.

And they decided they wanted to go. It's just weird because when he was talking about the, the invasion of Spain, which I still think is so silly because that little piece of land is like, it's like just the very tip corner of Morocco. It's so small. Like how is that Spain's territory anyway? It would be like Cubans invading Guantano. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I wouldn't care. Well, I mean, I'm sure the Spanish that live there definitely care. And the Spanish government, I mean, that's a very strategic piece of land. It allows Spain to, completely control the strait of Gibraltar.

Hasn't Trump said a whole bunch of like anti-Spain stuff lately though? Absolutely. Yes, because they're commies. Yeah. Yeah. They wouldn't let us use their, uh, their Air Force base during the Iran stuff near the beginning or in the middle of it, I think it was. That's right.

Yeah. Here's what Trump actually said about it if you want to listen. This was today at Camp David. You know, I saw Spain yesterday and I watched the catastrophe that place. It looks like an invasion of a country by hundreds of thousands of people. And that same thing's going to happen to us if the Republicans don't get elected, except worse, much bigger, much easier to get into, despite the fact that we have built thousands of miles of wall, which I said we were going to do, but we didn't have that forget it. But we have the safest

border in the world. If we're not in office, our country will be in invaded at levels that made Spain look small guy and when I watched it I said boy I said I'm going to say it because I knew you're going to be at Camp David and I say that's going to be a talking boy for the midterms because when you look at what happened to Spain they don't know what to do and it's happening again today they're coming in by the thousands of thousands it's just invading the country and what that is is weak law bad management, but very liberal law. They passed a couple of laws and people read.

You know, people are smart. They read from other countries and they swam that three-mile swim world. However, they got in, but nobody's seen anything like it. That will look good compared to what's going to happen to the United States. The biggest thing, the worst thing that Biden did is allowing 25 million people into our country. Because many of those people are criminals. They're murderers. A lot of them are gone now.

We got them out. But they allowed people to come into this country that you can't allow to come into a country. There you go. Yeah. So you would mention the Schengen. That's what it's called. That's the like the free range that people have inside the EU. Like you can go from Spain to any other EU nation.

Schengen, yeah. Schengen. Okay. Yeah, that's what it is. Yeah. So Italy, Finland, and Sweden, all essentially like isolated Spain and said you can't be part of our Schengen area. Like because they know that. Schengen for you.

Yeah, no Schengen for you. Because of all of those Moroccans that came over there. They said we've got to isolate Spain. And Ursula von der Leyen even commented on it, which I thought was kind of shocking. But I mean, like just, you know, as a lesson, it's sort of illustrates how the EU. has been a failed globalist state. And it's basically destroying it. And I think that Trump, you know, frankly, he doesn't love to see it, but he likes to be right, I think.

Yeah. I picked up on the midterm talking point. Yeah. Not saying that Trump orchestrated to people. Yeah. Let me be clear about that. But I think that he, I watched a lot of House of Cards. And even though, even though Frank.

Underwood was an asshole. He was a very good politician. And never, never forget to capitalize on a, a big news story or tragedy. Yeah, that's right. Something crazy. I agree with you, man.

I don't know what else to talk about. I'm looking through Twitter, trying to find funny things from this week. It was slow this week. It was real slow. Dumb week. We did get an apology from Stephen A. Smith for what he said about Kyrie Irving.

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I bring his name up because I had my issues with him from a leadership standpoint. Never as a player because he's sensational. But with him in terms of leadership and I didn't look at it as being courageous. I looked at it as being selfish. And I watched Dr. Fauci on Capitol Hill yesterday. And the person I thought about most was Kyrie Irvin. Kyrie Irvin stood out of my mind because of the heat that he was taken. And now folks were piling on because that was just the latest transgression in their eyes that he was committing and subjecting the public to.

He refused the vaccine. New York City's mandate made him an eligible. for home games and he ink and he linked his stance to people losing jobs over vaccine mandates. In my opinion, particularly hindsight wise, it didn't make him stubborn or selfish. It made him brave for his willingness to stand up and say, no, I'm not doing that. It's just a time for reflection to look at things differently. Just like I'm being brave now, doing what everybody else feels comfortable to finally do. Why are people changing their minds now?

What's going on? Is Fauci's testimony that convicting? No, that's the thing. He didn't answer a single thing, Matt. He pled the fifth. And where'd he go? He did not like what you had to say. Okay, you disagree with me.

So I have a take on it. So first of all, I think that this is a lame attempt to try to recapture whatever like pop culture relevance, Stephen A. Smith has. I think it's to bring people back to the establishment. Say, okay, we're throwing We're throwing Fouchy of the Wolves now and we're apologizing to Kyrie Irving. So stick with the Stephen A. Smith. Listen to what they have to say.

They know what they're talking about. That's my first take on it. Even if they don't. Yeah, exactly. Stephen A. Smith is literally just there to try to rope people into whatever side of politics he's pushing. Like this guy has no idea what he's talking. It's the same thing in sports.

He was the same person that got a whole bunch of people to hate Kyrie Irving for this reason. And now he's trying to get them to apologize. He's just trying to, he's doing a Bill Maher for a redemption tour. Yeah. So yeah, Matt, Fauci pled the fifth 111 times. Even though he had an overly broad universal pardon for anything illegal he could have done in that 10-year period over which they could have potentially asked him questions. and I think for anybody who was holding out hope that Anthony Fauci maybe had some good reason to do whatever he did, that was obviously dashed when he wouldn't even address a single thing.

And he came out there like some sanctimonious prick when he talked about all of his accomplishments and his time in public service and how many other times he's been willing to testify. But, you know, he won't do it now. The real irony is that he put himself in more legal jeopardy because he didn't have the right to plead the Fifth Amendment. Like if you take the pardon, then you can't incriminate yourself if you're asking, if you're answering questions about the crimes you've committed. And so, you know, either, I think really the reason that he didn't want to answer anything is because his ego is so much bigger than, you know, than he actually is. You know, I think the take that makes the most sense in terms of why he pled the fifth is he could still be charged at the state level. And the part only covers the, the federal.

Well, I mean, I suppose. Yeah. But also the deal is Stephen A. Smith changing his mind. Why is he? What are those two things connected?

Oh, Matt was gone during that part. I forgot. I'm sure. Yeah. For everybody who had the raw, absolute wrong take back during COVID. telling people to like get vaccinated and telling people to like mask up and like all those things.

They can't go back and change what they said. And so their only option to save face is to issue or offer some sort of half-assed apology. Mayaculpa. And that's what I see this as for him. It's like some sort of man. Now there's a whole bunch of people. It's like he's taking the opportunity of Fauci's screwed up testimony to throw Fauci under the bus now when it's when it's like he has a plausible excuse to do it. instead of being caught on the wrong side of this later on.

It seems a little calculating for him to do this right now. 100. Yeah, which is fine. Do whatever you have to do, dude. You know, just right. I would have told them all to do that years ago. Run for the hills. Well, be the first one out of the boat because this boat's going to go down.

The sooner you get out, the better. You're going to take some flack from your fellow whatever, you know. But you'll get cred before that. At some point, the door's going to close. and the people who haven't repented are not going to look good. Yeah, there's this whole thing, you know, the last couple of days, people have been talking about the COVID amnesty topic that kept getting brought up way back like two years ago after the initial wave of like,

okay, well, maybe we were wrong about, you know, how COVID went down. And somebody wrote an article in Politico, we talked about Wednesday, talking about pandemic amnesty. And so that's like kind of the crossroads we're going to be coming to is, are we going to allow that or are we going to you know give a more of a middle finger approach to some of these people I think a middle finger I mean the people the people who are suggesting amnesty

are the people who need amnesty oh of course of course yeah yeah yeah well for me somebody has to there has to be some sense of justice having been done about it it's just no you can't have amnesty without some sense of justice my thing yeah my thing is if you're not a if you're not a public figure you're just someone in someone's

personal life, you come and apologize, I think that can be accepted. When you're out there and you've been pushing an entire agenda for over four years, like the only time these people started to save face was when Trump got back into office. They thought they were safe during the Biden time and they were still pushing the same stuff. So like for me, it's, it's all faking contrived because they're only doing it because midterms are coming up. Yeah, there's nothing genuine about this. And the thing about Fauci is, you know, I mean, if he could have, you know, not shown up or like found some other excuse to just to not be there and not answer questions, or he could have, you know, found a way to weasel his way through those questions. But everything that he wrote in his papers about

what was happening during the pandemic and then all of his emails and all those things. I mean, all of that is enough to charge him at the state level. You know, they don't necessarily. necessarily need him. He's still in legal jeopardy no matter what. And I'm proud to say that Florida is the first state that's actually going to be, well, investigating, hopefully bringing charges. Oh, boy, Zach, that's all you, man. I'm about it, about it. I don't know. The whole pardon thing, though, is if they keep, I'm curious to see which path they go down because if they go down the path of like, oh, well, he wasn't allowed to say, you know, plead the fifth or whatever, because he's he was pardoned, are they like de facto trying to legitimize the pardons?

Because I thought we weren't going to try to do that. I thought it was either the auto pen or even more so the fact that the election was stolen. It has to be delegitimized through a court case. That's the only way it can do it. And I think what President Trump is doing, he's saying, I'm not going to push it. Okay. That doesn't mean that the DOJ isn't going to independently come out once Todd Blanche is confirmed, you know, and actually say, okay, well, it is the position of the U.S. justice.

Department based upon the fact this testimony, this person didn't know what they were auto-pending, Joe Biden didn't know about it. This pardon is null and void. It will be challenged. It'll have to go through some type of a court process. But President Trump standing back and say, I'll respect it. I'm not going to push it anymore. I mean, that doesn't mean that it's not going to happen. But, you know, I mean, at the very least, it would not be Rand Paul's place to, you know, make a decision on the legitimacy of that pardon or not. The only thing that he can do is, request to hold him in contempt. He's already attempted to have Fauci criminally referred on multiple occasions,

despite the fact that that pardon exists. So I think that it's quite clear he doesn't think it's legit. Yeah. But I also don't expect Congress to be the ones to solve this problem. Well, no, of course not. No. On the old fashion. No.

Well, I mean, they've only got so much power to do anything at all. And usually they're using it to F us in whatever way they can. What do you mean by F? I mean, fuck. They're fucking us at every, every juncture that they possibly can. So aggressive. Unbelievable. I thought we were getting over that.

I thought we were done swearing. Well, that's what I was trying to do, John. I thought about you. I'm just kidding. Yeah, like, here's a great, uh, exactly. And the reason I'm talking about this now is because normally I don't care to talk about these mainstream sciops that are getting pushed. But we had the backyard neighbors, blowtorch kids, dad and family and everybody came over for

some dogs and burgers tonight and the dad brought up the Fauci hearing and some of the stuff that he saw on social media I just thought it was interesting and he was like talking about like could you believe Fauci and what he said like he didn't say anything but that's like such a dead giveaway that he's guilty that's beautiful it like blew his mind and this is like I would say Normie conservative

doesn't follow Badlands but is aware of what I do but I want to play this clip to just to bring everybody back to 2020 and 2021 and remember the propaganda and what it was like. Good. You are the problem. It is the unvaccinated who are the problem. True. Maybe they should be shamed. The unvaccinated. Just have to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. We can't trust the unvaccinated.

Unvaccinated, a group that includes children and people acting like children. How are we going to stop putting up with the idiots in this country and just say, you now, it's mandatory to get vaccinated? shame them. You can't call them stupid. You can't call them still again. Yes, they are. Those who are not vaccinated will end up paying the price. The unvaccinated should be taxed. They should pay more for health care. We need to start looking at the choice to remain unvaccinated, the same as we look at driving while intoxicated. Really, the only people die are the unvaccinated. And for those of you spreading misinformation,

shame on you. We've got to shun folks. We've got to shun people into getting. to get vaccinated. The unvaccinated people have put us in the position that we're in now, and it is not a good place. You've got to start telling people, if you don't get vaccinated, you can't come into this office or this place of business. If you don't get vaccinated, you can't come to work. Screw you, freedom. Freedom is a fragile thing, and it's never more than one generation away from extinction. The man come not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of...

Crazy. Yeah, this is exactly why I feel it's totally appropriate to go scorched earth, on the scorched earth rather, on those people, you know. Yeah, just play that on a loop and we win that it's all there. You know, that's just a great bit of short film. It's like putting on the glasses and they live, you know. It's like, oh my God, these people are skeletons. You know, these. And I didn't, I always hoped we'd get to this point where all you had to do is show the

footage and I think we're there because it's so it the vibe of it sticks out so much now that I can see normie's seeing this that they're putting on the they live glasses too a little bit now from that a lot of people I think truly forget what it was like during COVID like even myself like I don't think about what it was like during COVID like during that time period on a day to day basis like there has to be something that specifically makes me think about it's like oh yeah that sucked that was that was all for And this is like a moment in time where these videos are circulating again. Even my neighbor said he's like, man, I had forgotten what it was like during COVID.

So it was like interesting to see Fauci and the video clips that have come out afterwards because there's like a good reminder of the bullshit they put us through. That's from him. It's super interesting. Yeah, we should be angry. People in the chat are angry again. I think that's okay. But anyway, if you guys have nothing else to talk about, we can do rants. Let's do rants.

Don't forget boosts. Jeez, bossy. Okay. And by the way, real quick, this next coming, is it, it's not this coming Sunday, it's the next one. We are going to be doing a Badlands meetup in Jupiter, Florida. I'm going to be there. Cancun will be there. J.B. White will be there.

All your favorite Florida badlanders will all be there. August 9th in the afternoon. You have to RSVP to get the full details of the location and time of the meetup. So be sure to RSVP at Badlands Meetups at Gmail. Badlands Meetups at gmail.com. Let me check the boosts real quick. I don't know if we got any for tonight. I don't think we do, but we got some rants.

I don't have to check you YouTube. All right. Snowcat operator gifted a subscription. Thank you very much. Will to push forward says, Zach, you got me there. Good one. Can you talk about your divorce story? Yeah.

Yeah. What a savage cold opening. It was. Keith O'Higgins says, Fat women and mopeds are both fun to ride so your friends see you. That was a good one. Keith O'Higgins again, are those Kuna people,

the ones who talk during movies at the theaters? Yes, Keith. Principled Enigma says, was it Reagan that created devolution? The concept of continuity of government was started by Eisenhower. Not Reagan. Raved Daddy 523, Zach,

why is the shells behind you empty? Are you rearranging? Yeah, I'm switching around my studio this weekend. So I have this desk is falling apart. So I have a new one and I'm putting it together. And it is a different configuration. So I have to change everything up. Interesting.

Yeah. Principal Enigma says, I served in Morocco for 18 months between 1972 and 1974 and was in the Katama Mountain Ranger talking about. Because of that, I spent time in the Tangar Prison. You went to prison, bro? Is that Tangier? Tangiers.

Yeah, that sounds awful. I like Tangers the outlets. Sounds like a midnight express, if you ever saw that movie. That took place in Turkey. Wait a second. Principal Denigma, are you saying that, like, you were stationed there and so you worked in the prison or you were, like, rounded up by the Moroccan authorities and placed in the prison? He says here, I was stationed.

at the Kenitra Air Force Base and lived on Media Beach. But he could have like gotten way too drunk or something like that and then still been arrested and thrown in there. Are you saying you're a wild man woman principled enigma? Or are you saying that you worked there?

Balzy 41 says did they talk about Annie Jacobson talking about Devolution on Joe Rogan? We did mention that. Yes. But we're going to go more in depth tomorrow on the power hour. So tune in. The Boom diggedy for $50. Thank you so much, Boom. Very generous.

Thank you. Pull up the House of Dragons in Kuwaita, Spain. Oh, you know anything about that? Casa de los Dragones. Casa. Hey, Zach. Let's get a Spanish reading of this. All you got to do is share it.

Oh, whoops. I thought, I thought, I was like, what are you doing, Zach? House of the Dragons is a landmark in the Spanish enclave of Guetta Guzuela on the north coast of Africa an example of eclectic architecture the house is on a corner of King Square How far do you want me to go?

I don't know, probably this entire thing. Okay, we don't read the whole thing. Okay. Commissioned in 1900 by Francisco, Cernet, Gonzalez, mayor of Sueta, between 1897 and 1903, in partnership with his brother Ricardo. The building was designed by Valencian architect, Jose M. Cortina Perez, and completed in 1905. Okay, let's skip down to... What is it?

Like a Chilean accent? I don't know, dude. I just know that they... They go the hard The S's are like It's pretty sweet looking I want this on my house Like yeah

That's a great exterior It's so cool There's like there's like drunk Moroccan's all Partying up on there now They're like riding on the dragons And then they're stabbing each other in the next As well occasionally No doubt

Keith O'Higgins says I think Matt likes the idea of getting lost because he never ended up on a milk carton. I do. I do like getting lost and finding my way out. It seems to be a, seems to be the habit or game I play with myself. That is awesome.

Emerald Dragon for $2. People who operate street sweepers are going to be the new oil tycoons along that new highway. Yeah. That was the first thing I thought. Like I mean, unless there's no wind, unless those sand dunes are not shifting, that seems like that's just, going to be a major logistical issue.

Well, that's the coming out of Morocco as a, you know, like a real modern nation will keep the sand off its highways. It's not like a big mystery how to do that. It just requires organization and willpower. And so can Morocco as an African nation have its act together enough to do that? I think that's sort of the whole point, I think. What do you think they give for illegal labor? Yeah, Mauritans and the Senegalese probably.

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I started getting messages from it. I was like, oh my gosh, no. You fell for it. Yeah, I didn't want to delete my account because my late mother, she posted a lot of stuff towards the end of her life. I was like, I don't want to erase that yet. But so I left it deactivated. You know, your, your photos grayed out, you know, and your friends, like they defriend you. But I got pulled back in and I'm like, oh, no. And so, so I actually made a post after 10 years. And I came out of and then I got off.

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August 29th yes thank you Salish um hey John will you put my screen real quick I mean, if I have to. If you just don't mind. It's for the meetup. There you go. All right, guys. Sunday, August 9th at 3 p.m. at Massey Sports Bar and Grill in Marietta. You can RSVP the Telegram Group, the HBIC Telegram Group, or Jackie Espada at Protonmail.com.

And you can go to the Badlands website to events and then scroll down to meetups if you need it. Nailed it. Good? Yeah. All righty. Go back to here. Just got a couple more. The final demand for $20.

Thank you so much. Says Fauci made my mom break the law for the first time in her 66 years to steal a Vax card from her facility for me in case it came to needing proof of Vax to have a life Vaxers deserve being shit on. Agreed. And what a badass bomb you've got. Yeah, that's pretty awesome. And then Principal Enigma says the Katima River mountain range is where all the hash is grown for a lot of. American CBs from the Kenitra Air Force base, including myself, were framed by the Moroccan authorities. Oh, my gosh.

So that's why you were in prison. Whoa. Oh, that's hardcore, bro. I think you want to screw around with the law. Were they white or were they African? Because Matt says that they're the blonde-haired blue-eyed people up there. Yeah, I don't know if those are. I don't know.

That's what my plausible friend said. I don't want to judge, but I'm guessing not so much. but you know that is wild but anyway that's um oh do we have a couple more here duffy's tavern okay here and then there's a youtube link oh that's for the facebook post probably that we couldn't see probably oh and it's you have to share it or something that wasn't clear in the first place and then you all create a shot and miraculous time It's talking about she's pushback. Well, I heard that it doesn't hear it and it doesn't stop you from getting it.

No. So on the very, very, very rare chance that you do get it, even if you're vaccinated, it's a very, you don't even feel sick. It's like you don't even know you got infected. You're a liar. He knows he doesn't believe him. Wow, that's imperiating. Fouchy really is getting thrown under the bus. That's great to see.

Yes. Yeah, he really is. Yeah. If all they do is send him away to some bad fate, at least we'll get that, I don't know, because it seems like they're prepping for it. Yeah, principal enigma followed it up with for possession of hash we did not have. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I believe it. It's crazy. And then Duffy's Tavern against his

Ops, skip that next time. Yeah, I thought it was really good. So thank you for sending that in. G5-19. I'm highly pissed over COVID. My Tampa Bay Bucking, years, had their first season with Brady at QB, had zero fans for first two home games,

was halfway into October before allowing 15K only season ticket holders. That is nuts. Nuts that they did that. But with that, guys, that's all the rants. Cam, what times your show tomorrow? You're muted, Cam. 7.30 p.m.

Eastern time. Awesome. And I'll be back tomorrow, 10.30 p.m. Eastern on the power hour with Chris Ball. Zach, do you stream tomorrow? I don't stream this weekend. I'm going to be doing my studio this weekend. So I, yeah, I won't be on the air.

But we also- Divorce papers in line. Yeah, yeah. We got two jewels from Benton, 72, and 10 jewels from C.G. Riley. And I'm just realizing where it says sparkles, and then her says happy poop, that must come with like an emoji or sometimes.

type of like animation or something like that. Interesting. Yeah. Yeah. Well, happy poop back at you. We're going to get out of here with our intro video because I love it so much. So thank you everybody for tuning. Thank you, boys for joining me.

We'll see you all tomorrow. Bye-bye. Gentlemen, facially running. Watch those balance. We all know what's going to watch the popular video. To peacefully and patriotic vagina.