Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Joe Rogan Spotify Controversy | Spotify Caves | End of Free Speech

Episode Date: February 1, 2022

Joe Rogan and Spotify made an official announcement following the backlash over Joe Rogan speaking the truth in relation to Covid. Spotify has also enacted new rules that seem as though may end free speech on their platform. What does all of this mean? All of that and more on this epsiode of Joe Rogan Spotify Controversy | Spotify Caves | End of Free Speech

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Hello, hello, and welcome to investigate Earth podcast. I am your host, Chad, alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. Hello, guys. Welcome back to another podcast. It's doing amazing this evening. It is February the 1st. Welcome to the new month of 22, 6 p.m. here on the eastern coast of the United States.

Thank you all for joining us. And tonight we're going to be talking about the Joe Rogan Spotify controversy. man. It's everywhere. Everyone's talking about it. No one isn't talking about it. And we're going to talk about what does this mean? This is something that we've been calling really for a while now. This is not something new. This is not something that I thought, you know, might happen. This is something we've been talking about for a while. And the reason we've been talking about is because we've always said if Rogan gets screwed, we're screwed. So is everybody else that has any opinion on

anything other than the propaganda media. Exactly. And it's here. And I think we're witnessing possibly the end of free speech, as we know it in the United States, of any avenue. And that's just so scary. Yeah. That it's come to this. And just everything that's happening, I just can't believe it.

No, it is. It's crazy. I mean, it's something that, you know, I've kind of seen coming for a while. It's, you know, I knew that when Joe Rogan was getting so big as he was, and also knew that when these ratings came out about, you know, the media versus Joe Rogan versus whoever, and it shows Joe Rogan as the, you know, the top dog, and then it shows like five or six Fox shows after Joe Rogan. And then it shows the other propagandist media, which, by the way, those all have the absolute lowest ratings on the planet right now, probably. But you really wouldn't think that.

the way that they act. They act like, you know, shows like Fox. People like Joe Rogan are the like outcasts of the world. But really, they're the most popular. Yeah, well, the thing is that these news organizations that, you know, have the dissenting voice against the people, the ones that, you know, they have the dissenting voice of truth. They are the ones that want to fight truth. They are the ones that want to hinder truth from the people. There's no mistake that Joe Rogan's podcast got as big as it did.

And, you know, Joe Rogan himself and his response to Spotify said that he never imagined that his podcast would get as big as it did, but it did. And, you know, we're not even close to Joe Rogan level, but we're kind of surprised our podcast got as big as it is. Right. I know. With the amount of numbers we do are really good and we're happy about that. And just thinking. But there's something to be said about that. No, go ahead. Yeah, I was just saying, thinking back to when, like, Joe Rogan was,

on more YouTube and switched over because Spotify paid them all that money, right? And I was like, oh, that's at the time, I was like, God, is that a really smart move for Joe to make at the time? Well, yeah, I mean, it was, absolutely. Yeah, well, now we see that. Yeah, I mean, he's got the money. And, you know, now there are people calling on Joe Rogan to be completely removed from YouTube. So he's not even going to be able to have, like, because he'll post, like, when he does an episode, he'll post. like maybe one or two clips of a certain portion of his show on Spotify.

Just in it, you know, and sometimes it would make me, you know, because I would get a notification from YouTube. I actually don't get a notification on the Spotify, but, and I'm sure maybe there's a way to do that. But it would show a notification that he posted a new whatever, and I would just go check his podcast out. But anyway, so there are people calling for him to be the platformed from YouTube altogether. YouTube, I mean, pretty much already does that.

I mean, if they don't agree with whatever something he posts about, I know them alone and I think possibly the Peter McCola clips of the interviews have already been rude from YouTube. So this is definitely a serious, very serious thing. It worries me and it worries us as a podcast because we get the majority of our listeners come from Spotify. That is where most of you have found us. Most of you listen to us.

And the reason we've always said that if Joe Rogan gets deplatformed or he gets silenced or censored, then that is a scary thing. And it is for not just Joe Rogan and his listeners is for everyone. Right. And that's a very, very worrisome. And I'm just wondering, you know, we like you said, we kind of predicted that this was going to happen sooner or later. I was kind of hoping it would be later than sooner because I really enjoy doing this. And I enjoy watching Joe Rogan's podcast and the guests that he has on there. And I think they're very informative.

I don't think there's any fake news about anything that he's broadcasts. He even makes sure with his, you know, the dude that brings up everything on the computer to show it right there. This is facts. You know, I don't see it misinformation at all. But I'm just wondering, was the catalyst of this whole thing? thing, this this nil young guy that nobody even knows who he is.

Yeah. Well, I mean, and there's there's been other artists that are saying they're pulling their music now. But it was interesting. On Joe Rogan's, I hate to say it, I got to call it an apology video.

You know, I was just looking through the comments and it was all the verified celebrities or whoever that were commenting. Surprisingly enough, The Rock actually commented on his, you know, because the Rock has been kind of known as being very liberal. And the Rock commented and said,

I'm all for you, brother, blah, blah, keep it going, whatever. That was just kind of strange. Oh, wow. So he was for him, even though he's liberal. That's pretty cool of Rock to do. But, you know, I guess too. But people were making a big deal out of it already,

so Rock will probably have to apologize. Yeah, it's crazy. Yeah, because he's not following the leftist agenda. But I think also, too, really when it started with this, you know, going after Joe Rogan, when all those doctors came after him. Yeah, but most of them weren't even doctors.

Yeah. I mean, come to find out, there was a bunch of bullshit, a lot of them. Didn't she say some of them were like dentists and stuff? Dennis, veterinarians, like, podcast host. I mean, yeah, because it was like, what, 200 doctors that had signed this thing to go after Joe Rogan for false information or whatever. But then you come to find out and you read in the small. print that these doctors are Dennis or veterinarians like Chad said. They're not qualified doctors to sign any kind of petition to have his things removed,

which is ridiculous. Yeah, that's crazy. So before we get into this too deep, I do want to say, you know, we announced on our Facebook, and by the way, you guys need to follow us on our Facebook for as long as we have it. We're on Gitter as well. We're probably going to join GAB as well because Gab, you know, I don't know, I saw an interview about Gab and it seems like. Gab is the legitimate, real, true free speech platform.

There's been a lot of controversy with Gitter, but I still say Gitter is doing a good job. It seems like I get emails from them. I don't think they're, you know, I don't know. I don't know about the controversy. I think actually the controversy could even possibly be the mainstream big tech people making controversy to make it look like they're just like everyone else so people don't join them. Exactly. This is all a mental tech warfare right now is what's going on.

we are in war, we just don't realize it, and we're in war against our rights. This is, the war that we're fighting right now, we don't even realize we're fighting, but the reality is that there have been actual wars where people died, you know, civil war and revolutionary war, and there's so many things, so many wars. I mean, pretty much every war, every soldier was told that you're fighting for your country and their freedoms. And so I just think it's kind of strange that our freedoms are more at stake now than ever possibly, and yet it's from our own government. Yeah.

And we're fighting a war on technology, basically. Technology and government. Yeah. Yeah, they're one in the same. Technology, government, and media. And, you know, they're basically ripping out a page of North Korea or China's handbook. You know, I mean, if you look at the way North Korea and China controls their people, it is through media and tech.

That is, they have to control both of those. they don't they can't control the the narrative or the whatever around the people and so that's what the united states is doing that's what australia's doing that's what canada is doing that's why you see this canada freedom rally which is amazing i love it um and for those of you that don't know there was like truck drivers from all over 50 000 plus what america was it mainly just america that no most of them are a canadian this is canada this is canada babe yeah yeah But Americans, I'm saying, went up there. Yeah, there was like 20% of our truck drivers are somewhere around there.

To support Canadians, yeah. 10 or 20. Which I thought was, like, amazing that, you know, even though we're probably going to experience food shortages from them going to Canada. Well, we already are. Yeah, we were already doing that before. But now I'm sure it's going to get worse. And I've seen it's getting worse. But I'm still proud of the American truckers for going and supporting the Canadians.

Yeah, for sure. But what we did want to say was, with all this stuff. in light. We've been working on our members-only platform, even though it won't necessarily 100% be members-only. We will have free content on it. But this is something that we're going to talk about of what Joe's options could be if they

get rid of him, and is that even a real possibility? But the reality is that if in the event that Spotify, for example, which they already have released new, kind of new rules, they want people and creators to be

weary of posting anything, against the view or the propagandist of the government. I mean, that's essentially what they're saying. And, you know, what we're doing and what I think Joe might have to end up doing possibly is you have to create your own platform. And we have a platform we're creating that. There will be like our video series, our live feeds or our live streams. There's going to be so much that we're going to offer our paid members.

and pretty much all of our podcasts that ever talk about COVID again are going to go there. Because, you know, not saying, I don't know what's going to happen if we talk about COVID going forward on Spotify. You know, I mean, we don't, anything we ever talk about is the truth. And we base this on medical studies. We based it on doctor reports and doctor analysis. We based it on medical studies around the world. that's what we talk about. But truth and facts don't matter anymore.

I mean, that's kind of by the wayside. Misinformation, according to a definition, is knowingly presenting false information, okay? And that is literally the definition. So it's either presenting false information and knowingly presenting false information. But the reality is that what Joe talks about and what we talk about and what many other podcasts talk about is we talk about the subjects and the

and the and the stats and all the stuff that the government desperately desperately has to hold on to their narrative and if and if people are talking about the opposing view which by the way in science there is always an opposing view that is what science is. Science is not a group of people to get together and say this is the way it is period in the story because that's not science. Science is meant to be questioned. It is meant to be ridiculed. It is meant to be tested and tried.

That is science. Absolutely. And that's one thing that has not happened whatsoever in this entire pandemic. No. So we are creating a paid platform. It's a partially paid, partially free platform. We're going to have articles and our regular podcast on there. And we're going to always release regular podcasts.

But definitely all of our COVID podcasts will probably move to our paid platform. and essentially we're going to also do podcast behind the the members-only section that we are not going to release here as well but we're also going to do live feeds we're going to do videos video style podcast we're going to do documentary style videos we're going to have giveaways we're going to have all that stuff and we're going to have a community to where if Spotify decides they don't want people to hear the truth or they don't want people to hear whatever that's fine you guys that are listening right now can still come to our

and you can still listen to us and hear us. And no one's going to cancel us. And, you know, we have to do that. And that's something that Joe's probably going to have to think about. But until then, make sure you follow us on Facebook, Investigator, podcast, or Gitter, Investigatorth podcast. You can download Gitter on the Play Store, and it will probably be on Gap soon. But we also have an Instagram.

You guys can follow us there. We don't post a lot there. Mostly it's Facebook and Gitter. So, and that said. This Joe Rogan and Spotify controversy basically started because of Robert Malone and Dr. Peter McCullough came on. Peter McCola is, as Joe said in his response video to this or what I call apology video because it is. Peter McCola is the most published doctor slash cardiologist in history. There's never been a doctor that has been published more and what he writes about and what he knows than Dr. Peter McCola.

So the controversy Controversy has always been with Joe Rogan It's been if he brought Alex Jones on her If he brought someone the left hates Or don't like, there was controversy But then when he brought on But what really threatened them Was when he brings on people

That are highly credentialized Peter McCullough Dr. Robert Malone Robert Malone is a At least One of the inventors of MRNA And most people say that he is one of the primary inventors of

MRI technology, which is what they use in the vaccine. And so, the funny thing is the media kind of took out of context any little thing that Robert Malone said. They did the same thing with Dr. Pina McCullough. But the reality is that these two doctors know a shit ton about what they're talking about.

And they're essentially saying, no, you have to silence Joe Rogan. But Joe Rogan is just bringing these people on, interviewing them, and them telling him, this is this is what we know this is the proof we have and these are the stats and the facts that we have and yet it's not that they necessarily want to silence jer rogan it's just that they want to silence his platform because if you silence his platform then people that actually know what the hell

they're talking about and are very credible are going to have a voice because they don't have a voice on mainstream media they're not allowed to because that's you know it's against it's going to lose them money. They're just going to lose the government money and power and control and all of that. And talking about being credible, I mean, credit credible. Credible. Sorry. Now I say sorry.

Credible. But, I mean, Robert Malone is the inventor of the MNRA. Or, shoot, I said it wrong. MRNA. MRNA. Darn it. I knew I was going to do that because I was thinking about it. But he's the inventor of that, which has to do with directly the vaccination.

So who better to talk about that than Robert Malone himself. Yeah, and by the way, it's not just Peter McColl and Robert Malone. There's been doctors around the world that have called out the things that they're seeing that they know are happening, either whether it was due to the vaccine or whatever. There's absolutely no question that there are adverse side effects to the vaccine. If you look at VIRs and you look at the reporting from the past 30 years and then you look at the reporting from the past year, it is an insane spike in not only adverse events but deaths.

There have been deaths from the vaccine. There's been many deaths, thousands of deaths. That is not a, that's not misinformation. That is a fact. That is fact. Yeah. It's not an opinion. It's not anything else.

It's facts. And so, so then doctors around the world have always said the VIR system is highly, highly underreported. It is highly underreported to the tune of possibly one. percent reporting that's it um and so if you have say 26,000 deaths for the vaccine and you got a veer system that is 1% reporting if that's the case right if that's the case well you can do the math but the fact that no one wants you to be allowed to talk about that is fucking sickening and it's sickening because in in typical trials before all this money there's some kind of crazy conspiracy behind this whole thing.

And, you know, and one of the things Spotify says, by the way, and the response is they are not going to allow people to say the virus is not real. Well, we've never said the virus is not real. We've always said the virus is real, because it is. And I had it. And we've also said that the virus has come from a lab. And by the way, back, you know, a year ago, if you said that on Facebook or wherever, you would be banned, now it's like, okay, but they still try to hide that shit.

Yeah, they do still try to hide it. but at least they're kind of admitting. Because they can't not. I mean, there's too much evidence. And it's like Falschi, for example, when he sits in front of Congress and lies and lies and lies his ass off. And yet you're telling Joe Rogan,

which is actually just bringing people on that know what they're talking about and finding the truth, you're saying that's misinformation, but yet you can have Falki in front of Congress or in front of the people on CNN and MSNBC and this entire time telling people all this bullshit.

First, it was mask. worked. Then it was two masks. Then it was like, and now there's recently reports that say mask, well, these reports say cloth masks don't do shit. Well, yeah, at first it was, maths are not going to work unless it's an N95. Well, that was the first. That was the first report. Yeah, and then and then it was like, oh, no, no, just any mask. And then they're like, oh, no, you know, I don't know, but two masks. And then they're like, but now there's reports and studies coming out and it's just too many studies to ignore because, you know, they want to keep lying, but they can't. So, they're like, damn it, okay, so they're kind of backing off of that now. Then it was, you know,

there was, I saw a clip played that Rachel Maddow, you know, MSNBC, you know, and it wasn't just heard, there was many other news agencies that peddled this. But when the vaccine came out, she said, and there's a clip of it, she said, you, if you get the vaccine, you as a person cannot transmit the vaccine or the sickness. You cannot get the sickness. You are free of this. You are free of this and as long as you just get the vaccine that's what she said on her video, on her show. Was this just recently?

No, this is when the vaccine came out. Months after they all peddled this shit. Then of course of course now it's like it just kind of transition oh yeah you can get it but now there's issues oh well but okay you can get it but you're not going to die even though we know people have died that

have had the vaccine that died of COVID. Your symptoms are not going to be as bad. And look I'm not going to I'm not going to say that that's not the case in cases, in certain cases. But also, we have to understand that we're still using vaccines that were for a variant from the very beginning, which was the alpha variant. We are at the Omicron variant now, which, you know, if you look at the Omicron variant, it was weaker. It has been weaker. And it's not because the vaccine, in many doctors' opinions around the world, it's because Omicron was weaker.

It's not because the vaccine protected them from Omicron. Exactly. Because there was reports everywhere around the world that Omicron escaped vaccines. I mean, Israel said this. South Africa said it. Everyone said it. United States never admitted it because they have to keep giving people vaccines. But if you think about a virus or a disease, that's the way it's supposed to happen.

You have the main disease or virus that comes out. And that's supposed to be the most deadly, the worst virus. and then the new variants that come out are supposed to be weaker. That's what a real virus is, but because of the way we've done and these vaccinations that are not vaccinations, because to me, a definition of a vaccination. Well, that is the definition. Yeah, and the definition of a vaccination is when you take a vaccination, that means you are not supposed to get anything.

Yeah. Okay, so like when they call the flu shot, a flu shot. It eradicates it. Yeah, they don't call the flu shot a flu vaccination. vaccination doesn't mean you're not going to get the flu. But when they call the vaccination for COVID, they said at first, you're not going to get COVID. But that was wrong. So it's not a vaccination.

And that's not misinformation. No, it isn't. So I'm debating on playing the Joe Rogan apology. I know you guys have probably heard it a million times by now. So maybe we shouldn't play it. I don't know. Some people probably. All right.

For those of you that have not heard it, we'll play Joe Rogan's apology video. We won't play the whole thing, but we'll play, you know, because it's like nine minutes, but we'll play some of it, let you guys hear, you know, at least what he has to say about it. So here you go. Hello, friends. I wanted to make a video to address some of the controversy that's been going on over the past few days. And first of all, to say thank you to everyone that sent love and support. I truly, truly appreciate it.

And it's been very nice to hear from you. I wanted to make this video, first of all, because I think there's a lot of people that have a distorted perception of what I do, maybe based on sound bites or based on headlines of articles that are disparaging. The podcast has been accused of spreading dangerous misinformation, specifically about two episodes, a little bit about some other ones, but specifically about two. One with Dr. Peter McCullough and one with Dr. Robert Malone.

Dr. Peter McCullough is a cardiologist, and he is the most published physician in his field in history. Dr. Robert Malone owns nine patents on the creation of MRNA vaccine technology and is at least partially responsible for the creation of the technology that led to MRNA vaccines. Both these people are very highly credentialed, very intelligent, very accomplished people, and they have an opinion that's different from the mainstream narrative. I wanted to hear what their opinion is. I had them on, and because of that, those episodes in particular, those episodes were labeled as being dangerous.

They had dangerous misinformation in them. The problem I have with the term misinformation, especially today, is that many of the things that we thought of as misinformation just a short while ago are now accepted as fact. Like, for instance, eight months ago, if you said, if you get vaccinated, you can still catch COVID and you can still spread COVID, you would be removed from social media. They would ban you from certain platforms. Now, that's accepted as fact. If you said, I don't think cloth masks work, you would be banned from social media.

Now, that's openly and repeatedly stated on CNN. If you said, I think it's possible that COVID-19 came from a lab, you'd be banned from many social media platforms. Now, that's on the cover of Newsweek. All of those theories that at one point in time were banned were openly discussed. by those two men that I had in my podcast that have been accused of dangerous misinformation. I do not know if they're right. I don't know because I'm not a doctor. I'm not a scientist. I'm just a person who sits down and talks to people and has conversations with them. Do I get things wrong? Absolutely. I get things wrong. But I try to correct them.

Whenever I get something wrong, I try to correct it because I'm interested in telling the truth. I'm interested in finding out what the truth is. And I'm interested in having interesting conversations with people that have differing opinions. I'm not interested in only talking to people that have one perspective. That's one of the reasons why I had Sanjay Gupta on, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, who I respect very much, and I really enjoyed our conversation together.

He has a different opinion than those men do. I had Dr. Michael Osterholm on at the very beginning of the pandemic. He is on President Biden's COVID-19 advisory board. I had Dr. Peter Hotez on, who is a vaccine expert. I'm interested in finding out what is correct. I'm also finding out how people come to these conclusions and what the facts are. Now, because of this controversy, and I'm sure there's a lot of other things going on behind the scenes with these controversies, but Neil Young has removed his music from the platform of Spotify and Joni Mitchell and apparently some other.

other people want to as well. I'm very sorry that they feel that way. I most certainly don't want that. I'm a Neil Young fan. I've always been a Neil Young fan. I'll tell you a story at the end of this about that. One of the things that Spotify wants to do that I agree with is that at the beginning of these controversial podcasts, like specifically ones about COVID, is to put a disclaimer and say that you should speak with your physician and that these people and the opinions that they express are contrary to the opinions of the consensus of experts, which I think is very important. Sure, have that on there. I'm very happy with that. Also, I think if there's anything that I've done that I could do better is have more experts with differing opinions right after I have the controversial ones. I would

most certainly be open to doing that. And I would like to talk to some people that have differing opinions on those podcasts in the future. We'll see. You know, I do all the scheduling myself and I don't always get it right. These podcasts are very strange because they're just conversations. And oftentimes I have no idea what I'm going to talk about until I sit down and talk to people. And that's why some of my ideas are not that prepared or fleshed out because I'm literally having them in real time. But I do my best. And they're just conversations.

And I think that's also the appeal of the show. It's one of the things that makes it interesting. So I want to thank Spotify for being so supportive during this time, and I'm very sorry that this is happening to them and that they're taking so much heat from it. And so now the Neil Young story. When I, first of all, I'm not mad at Neil Young. I'm a huge Neil Young fan. I've always been a Neil Young fan. When I was 19, I was a security guard at a place called Great Woods in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

It's an outdoor concert amphitheater. And Neil Young was playing there. And that was the last day I worked there. I quit during the Neil Young concert. The job is kind of crazy because there was a lot of times those fights broke out and stuff. And I think I probably got like 15 bucks an hour. And I was not about to get beat up for 15 bucks an hour.

So I would bring a hoodie with me whenever I worked. So in case the shit hit the fan and it got too crazy, I would just put my hoodie on and leave and cover my security outfit, my security shirt. So one day during a Neil Young concert, there's a the amphitheater the way it's set up is there's a covered area outside that has seats and then there's a lawn area behind it and the lawn area during the neil young concert they got a little rowdy it was cold out and they started bonfires so they had these raging fires on the lawn and we were

supposed to go and put these fires out and stop them so we tried for a little while but then brawl started breaking out and it started getting crazy and i was like fuck this so i put my on. I zipped it up and I left and I drove home and as I was driving home, I was singing, keep on rocking in the free world. That was my last day on the job. I don't even think I collected my last check. So no, no hard feelings towards Neil Young and definitely no hard feelings towards Joni Mitchell. I love her too. I love her music. Chuckies and Love is a great song. I don't know what else I can do differently. other than maybe try harder to get people with differing opinions on right afterwards.

I do think that that's important. And do my best to make sure that I've researched these topics, the controversial ones in particular, and have all the pertinent facts at hand before I discuss them. Again, I'm not trying to promote misinformation. I'm not trying to be controversial. I've never tried to do anything with this podcast other than just talk to people and have interesting conversations. I didn't plan it. I can't believe it's as successful as it is.

It was never really an idea that I had. The podcast started off as just fucking around with my friends and having fun and talking. And then when it became popular, other people wanted to come on. And I was like, oh, it'd be cool to talk to that person. Oh, he's interesting. Oh, she's got a cool book out and then, boom, it's become what it is today, which is like some out of control juggernaut that I barely have control of. So my pledge to you is that I will do my best to try to balance out these more controversial viewpoints with other people's perspectives so we can maybe find a better point of view. I don't want to just show the contrary opinion to what the narrative is.

want to show all kinds of opinions so that we can all figure out what's going on and not just about COVID, about everything, about health, about fitness, wellness. And that's about it. So just to break this down, though, you know, in my opinion, you know, he's saying that what he can do better is have the dissenting or, well, basically dissenting or opinions or the narrative opinion on directly after, say he brings on someone like Robert Malone. Well, number one, he's had people on this podcast that completely disagree with him. And what was it, a girl?

Rhonda Patrick is their name, Dr. Rhonda Patrick. And they brought their attorney, their lawyer, or whatever? No, you're talking about Twitter. Okay, that was another one. Yes, absolutely. That was one. but that wasn't medical, but it was just censorship and free speech and all that. Yeah, and then he brought on Dr. Rhonda Patrick, which she disagreed with a lot of what he said,

but the problem with that podcast was, I hate to say it, but she looked like a moron when she left there. I mean, I hate to say it. Sanjay Gupta, same situation. One of CNN's big doctor that they put on a pedestal. He kind of looked like an idiot, too. I mean, I I mean, I'm not just saying this to be mean

I'm saying it because he looked like a dumb ass. He looked like they were like hey, you got to go here because, you know, and I think that's another reason why this mainstream media and shit are attacking him so bad and they hate him because when they do send people on, like Sanjay Gupta, don't think that wasn't a

send on from mainstream propagandist that they thought for whatever reason that Sanjay Gupta was going to go in school Joe Rogan, but the reality is it was the opposite. And Sanjay Gupta looked stupid. Now, Joe Rogan's very nice about that interview and says, hey, you know, I respect Sanjay and blah, blah.

But the reality is that when you are part of the mainstream and you have to, you have to say whatever it is that the mainstream is, you turn out to look like a dumbass against facts and like actual facts. And that's what Joe presented. And when Joe was saying, like, you know, I'm not always right. I, you know, don't always check. I don't agree with that. Yeah, because he always does. Every podcast that he does, he makes sure his computer guy look stuff up if he's not sure. Jamie.

Jamie, yeah. They look it up. They show it on the screen if they're not even sure about it. Even though he knows deep down it's, you know, what it is. People actually get annoyed with that too. Like when they had Alex Jones on and they fact-checked every single little thing they said. And it come to find out, damn, Alex is right. Alex is right. Alex is right.

Alex is right. Alex is right. Yeah. But he does that. And I think that he is well-informed and well-versed in many. many topics Joe is. I mean, I think he does study these things. And it's not like he's just talking to people, like he said, and having conversations.

Of course, he's having conversations and he doesn't know where they're going to go. But he is well informed, and he has facts to back up his questions to these, you know, these opposing doctors. Yeah. So if you look at like just some articles on Joe Rogan, you know, and this is the problem with his response. although he said a lot of stuff right in there. He also said a lot of things that he was trying to appease the media. You could tell it.

It was plain as day. He was trying to appease Spotify. I don't know what Spotify said to him. And I don't know. But all I'm saying is any normal person. And I would consider Joe a normal person because that's the reason he's so popular. But I just couldn't bring myself to say

some of the things he said in that video. I just couldn't ever do it. You know, I would be one to go on this video and be a fighter. Not a, to me, that, that response seemed like almost more flight than fight. And that's a scary thing. For me, if it was me, I'd say, look, I can't help the fact that when I bring on people that is against the narrative of the mainstream media, what seems to be propaganda government machine. And they have different opinions.

And it's not just opinions. these are doctors that bring on facts and they show data and they say this is what's happening. This is the way it is. This is this. And this is that. Same thing Joe Rogan did as far as kids with the vaccines versus kids with COVID when he talked to Sanjay Gupta. And Sanjay Gupta kept trying to act like that wasn't the case.

But then Jamie pulled it up and showed it right there on the screen. Talking about whatever it's called. Yeah. Myocarditis and just your chances of adverse events with COVID versus a vaccine and so on and so forth. And so it just seemed to me like Joe Rogan was flighting. And to, you know, in my kind of a little, I guess, in my back of my brain, I feel like, well, would I do the same thing if I had $100 million on the line?

Because, I mean, I don't even know if they screw Joe Rogan ever say, sorry, you got to go, right? Especially considering everyone thought that his contract said, you have freedom of speech. This is your thing. I mean, they would be breaking the contract. if they screw him over, but we also don't know everything to send a contract. So could he be trying to appease Spotify and in the media or whatever to stay on Spotify? Because if he is, by saying the things he did, and by the way, there was a lot of things he said in this video

that you would never hear him say on the podcast because he believes wholeheartedly in his beliefs. And it's not just beliefs. He believes in the truth just like we do. and no matter what anyone says, if we present you a sheet of facts based on medical studies or whatever, and then you say that what we're talking about is medical misinformation, I don't give a damn what you say.

And I don't care how much money I've been paid. I will lose, and see, that's a bad thing about me too. I would lose $70 million if I had to over not being silenced. You know, I mean, and so part of me wonders what his contract terms really are. And I wonder, like, if, He is at the at the, at the fingertips somehow of Spotify more so than we know.

Right. But we did a podcast about Spotify not too long ago when we're talking about, you know, they're from Sweden. They don't really have any regulations against them. You know, they don't have, you know, anything that they have to fight as far as freedom of speech. And that's why that was a perfect platform for people to talk about, you know, whatever, you know, even if it's, things that the left or the propaganda doesn't want, it was good because Spotify didn't

have the same regulations as like, say, I guess, I don't know, YouTube or whatever. Yeah. Well, you know, so if you look up articles on Rogan, you know, CNBC says Joe Rogan apologized to Spotify and musicians

amid boycott over his podcast. And it says key points here. Podcast of Joe Rogan admitted late Sunday that he could do more when it comes to informing his listeners. See, I mean, it's already the way the media is trying to push it. Like he is in the wrong.

Yeah, turning it around like he's wrong. Musicians, Neil Young and Joan Joni Mitchell recently boycotted Spotify for continuing to host of Joe Rogan experience, which has been accused of medical professionals of spreading misinformation. Rogan said he would be open to changes to the show such as booking more mainstream experts.

And we're going to talk about that too. But, you know, the problem is, is that this article, the way it reads, is they want the main, like if your mom reads it or whoever, they want your mom and everyone else that still

somehow listens to this bullshit propaganda media to think Joe Rogan is the bad guy. And spreading misinformation. Yeah. Like, and I did actually talk to my mom about it and she does not know who Joe Rogan is. She's like, well, is he spreading that? Is that what's going on?

Like, people like, I don't know. They just believe mainstream media, and they don't really know the truth unless they're not watching local TV or whatever. And even in this article from CNBC that was literally released today says earlier this month, 270 medical professionals wrote an open letter to the streaming giant asking it to take action against Rogan's podcast. But it has come out that most of these people in this letter, a lot of these, I think there was only 80 real doctors out of the 270. 80. And, you know, so they drummed up 80 doctors that would, which is not hard to do anymore because if you don't say this, then you're going to lose your damn medical license. But this says, Rogan has repeatedly used Spotify's platform with millions of listeners to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccinations once saying that young adults don't need to get a shot.

Yeah. And I agree with that. If you just look at the actual stats. If you look at the stats on the risk to young people versus. not and they prove that, then no. But that's not for me to say. That's for you to make your own down to say. But even mainstream media was saying, oh, you know, kids are carriers, but they don't really, nothing really happens to them. You know, same thing. Then they're changing.

Well, kids are starting to get this and that or whatever. But in the beginning, they were like, kids are just carriers. They don't get the symptoms like adults do. No. Of COVID. But when we started giving kids shots, they started showing. symptoms. It's just like the hearing on the vaccine mandate when that justice said that there was 100,000 kids hospitalized. I mean, that is so much. It's just complete bullshit. I don't understand

how they can hold one person accountable for misinformation, but they're not holding everybody accountable for misinformation and lies. So later on in this article, guess who they bring up? Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, called out Joe Rogan in April and said young people absolutely need to get vaccinated. Of course he said that, because he's a freaking liar. Rogan on Sunday also defended his decision to book Dr. Robert Malone an infectious disease specialist who has been well known among anti-vaccine Americans and was banned from Twitter for spreading COVID misinformation.

By the way, Robert Malone is not an anti-vaxxer. His literal whole career has been the vaccine. not just that vaccine, the flu vaccine. Yeah, based on vaccinations. He's been in everything with vaccines. And he even took the COVID vaccination. Yeah, both shots. And yet they're calling him an anti-vaxxer.

Oh, man. I mean, but this is what I'm saying. So then the White House responded. White House on Spotify's Joe Rogan mask. There is more that can be done to inform users. And Jen Saki said, The disclaimer is a positive step, but we want every platform to be doing more

to be calling out miss and disinformation while also uplifting accurate information. Ultimately, our view is that it is a positive step, but there is much more that can be done, meaning you silence anyone that is against what we say. By the way, they're literally trying to say that they are the hub for infar fucking nation.

Like, they have been wrong throughout this entire pandemic. They have been wrong. And by the way, when you push this bullshit narrative, when everyone was getting these vaccines, you push this narrative. And by the way, this was when Delta was around, which was, you know, Delta was the deadlier variant. But you get the media and the government to push that if you get the vaccine, you're safe, knowing that's bullshit because it was bullshit. Yeah, because you're not safe.

That is more deadly and harmful misinformation than anything because what that says, is that if you get the vaccine, you can go around grandma and you can go around all these people that have immunocompromised systems and all this shit that may not be able to get the vaccine, and yet you, for whatever reason, think you're invincible and can't spread it.

If you want deadly misinformation, that is it. That is deadly misinformation. It really is. Because you're making someone think because they took a shot that they can't spread it, even though, because that was a narrative then. That's what they wanted to tell everyone. No, no, no, no.

you can't get it and you can't spread it. But we all know that's been a lie for, I don't know how long now. So that's deadly misinformation. Having doctors on to say, to talk about the possible side effects of a drug, by the way, if you have to get on, shit, I don't know, any of these medicines that's on commercials nowadays. And the last 10 minutes of their, not 10 minutes, the last 30 seconds. 10 seconds of their one minute commercial. is like a really fast talking guy about all the ways you can die from this medicine.

Stroke, blah, blah, blah, blah. But do they have that on the vaccine? No, they don't. No, there is nowhere saying what the side effects could happen with your side effects or even possibly death of the vaccination. But they don't want people to know that. No. So the New York Times posted, and this is something I'm going to,

I have to agree with. Even though probably what they say in this post, I don't agree with most of it. But the headline I'll agree with. Spotify's Joe Rogan problem isn't going away. The controversy is different in many ways from other conflicts between online stars and companies that give them a platform. To hear more audio, or blah, sorry, stop me if you heard this one before. A popular internet personality beloved by millions for his irrelevant anti-establishment commentary becomes the subject of a heated backlash after critics accused him of promoting dangerous misinformation.

The controversy engulfs the creator's biggest platform, which has rules prohibiting dangerous misinformation and now faces pressure to enforce them against one of its highest profile users. Hoping to write out the storm, the platform's chief executive publishes a blog about the importance of free speech, declining to punish the rule breaker, but promising to introduce new features that will promote higher quality information. Still, the backlash intensified. Civil rights groups organize a boycott. Advertisers pull their campaigns.

A hashtag trends. The platform's employees threaten to walk out. Days later, the chief executive is forced to choose between barring a popular creator and face the fury of his fans. Or being seen as a hypocrite as an enabler of dangerous behavior. If this scenario sounds familiar, it's because a version of it has occurred on every major internet media platform over the last half decade. Facebook and Alex Jones, Twitter and Donald Trump, YouTube and Pewty, Netflix and Dave Chappelle. Every platform is found is self-trapped at some point

between the particular rock and a hard place. Now, it's Spotify's turn. The audio giant has faced calls for weeks to take action against Jerry Rogan, and Mr. Rogan was accused of promoting COVID-19 misinformation. So far, the backlash cycle is hitting most of the usual notes. Critics have to compare snippets of Mr. Rogan's interviews with Spotify stated rules, which prohibit material that promotes dangerous or false and dangerous,

deceptive content about COVID-19, which, I mean, but that's not what he's doing. No. Two folk rock legends, Neil Young and Johnny Mitchell, they talk about. And so Daniel Elk, Spotify's chief executive, he basically published a blog article on Sunday, defending the company's commitment to free expression. It is important to me that we don't take on the position of being content censor. And while Spotify declined to take action against Mr. Rogan, it committed to putting advisory warnings on podcast episodes.

Despite its surface similarities, Mr. Rogan's Spotify standoff is different from most other clashes between creators. Spotify isn't merely one of these many apps to distribute Mr. Rogan's podcast. The stream and service paid more than $100 million for exclusive rights to Joe Rogan experience.

Critics say the deal, along with aggressive way Spotify's promoted Mr. Rogan, show inside its app, gives the company more responsibility for a show than others it carries. Another difference is who wields the leverage in the conflict, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook are ad-supported businesses. If advertisers disagree with moderation decisions, they can threaten to inflict financial damage

by pulling their companies. Spotify, by contrast, makes most of its money from subscriptions, which is from the people. So it's unlikely to suffer financially from its handling of Mr. Rogan unless there's a wave of account cancellations, which is not going to happen. And given how Netflix subscribers appear to have canceled their subscriptions during last year's dust up with Mr. Chappelle, Spotify can probably breathe easy on this front for now. So that's a very, very good point because, look, and we've talked about this, I think, before on the first Joe Rogan thing. You know, Spotify is not dependent on advertisers.

Exactly. They're not. Yeah. But there are things that even New York Times doesn't understand. and Joe Rogan probably does understand this because there are shareholders in Spotify. Regardless of advertisers that advertise on their platform, there is a company I cannot remember the exact name. It's like Black Diamond, Black Something Financial. They're basically like a huge investment firm. And they purchased I think $700 or $800 million in Spotify.

So they're a huge share. And by the way, if you look at their past history with what they do and what their actions are, they're very woke cancel culture company. They love canceling people. They love the woke bullshit. I think Neil Young actually has some kind of connection with this mega firm. Interesting. It is. And so, you know, the interesting thing is I, last night I laid in bed and couldn't go to sleep.

and I was watching just different opinions. You know, I watched Ben Shapiro. I watched Stephen Crowder. I watched Tim Poole. And, you know, it's funny because I was just kind of listening to all their opinions and varying opinions at that. And I'll pick two. I'll pick Tim Poole and I'll pick Ben Shapiro.

Tim Poole has a different outlook on it than Ben Shapiro by far. And Tim Poole says that he believes Joe Regan will survive this. Spotify did a great thing. by doing this and blah, blah, blah. So Tim Poole's like, this is all good. We're going to get past this, okay? Ben Shapiro has another outlook, and I think it's actually more towards what I believe.

So if I have to pick between these two on this particular thing, if you put both of their video responses to the Joe Rogan Spotify controversy up together, Ben Shapiro is probably more right. And Ben Shapiro is actually the one that called out these financial firms to own a shit ton of stock and shares in Spotify. and it's not just them. There are others that do this. Which could partially be, you know, a reason Spotify's stock has went down.

But by the way, it was already plummeting before the Joe Rogan controversy. But the media is using their plummeting stock, not plumbinging, but they lost like $4 billion or four, it was some ridiculous number. They lost it. But the media is pushing it like it's because of Joe Rogan. but if you look at the actual graph, it's not because of Joe Rogan. It was before the controversy ever started, this shit was going down. I mean, if you look at the entire market, the entire market is screwed. That's why.

It's Joe Biden's fault, not anyone else. Yeah, it's not a specific company. Everyone's going way down because I was like thinking at first when you said that, I'm like, well, why would it go down? Well, no, no, duh. Everything's gone down. Yeah. But yet they're using the Spotify downward trend.

I mean, look at crypto. Is that Joe Rogan's fault? I mean, look at everything. I mean, we're in the stock market. We know how shit goes. Everything is shit right now. And yet they're blaming Spotify's downward trend on Joe Rogan. And that's just nasty.

Well, no, I mean, it's not surprising. But I want you guys to understand the Spotify downfall of stock right now is not Joe Rogan. But anyways. If anything, he's keeping them afloat. Yeah, probably. You know? So Ben Shapiro and Tim Pool. says Joe Rogan is good and blah blah and you know Spotify is doing a good thing

Ben Shapiro has another opinion and actually Ben Shapiro believes that there this could be the ushering out of Joe Rogan and um because there's there's a lot of shareholders behind the scenes of Spotify that can make decisions however they want to do it to force Joe Rogan off the platform and that is a very good possibility I mean and it depends on how woke these people But, you know, Ben Shapiro kind of shared his, his, their past awokeness and it's dumb shit that they've done. And the question will be, how dumb will they be? Because the reason I say, how dumb will they be is because if they want, if they have that much stock invested, if you do something to pull Joe Rogan, look, they've got to do one or two things, in my opinion.

And this is why I'm kind of in between on the Tim Pool Joe Rogan thing. So I'm not agreeing with what you say. No, I'm in between. Yeah. But they could somehow manipulate Spotify before it ever happens. If Spotify's dumb, if Spotify was dumb enough that this black whatever hell media or financial, whatever financial people come to them and say, you either get rid of him or we're pulling our stock. Well, look, it's a double-edged sword because if you get rid of Joe Rogan, you're losing your stock. You're losing your ass.

You're going to lose. You're probably going to go under and go bankrupt. Yeah, Spotify will. at the very least go back to what they used to be, which is like at ground level again, or you only have music artists. And by the way, there's another huge controversy on Spotify

on the music side right now, which is that they don't pay artists shit. Like, the artist hardly make any money on Spotify. And so, you know, are you going to go back and then you have that battle to fight? Now not only are artists, I mean, because it is a trending topic right now.

Spotify, how little they pay you. And so then you're going to have to go back and try to fight that battle, which means you're going to have to pay more money, especially if you get rid of Joe Rogan that you now don't have. Exactly. And if you get rid of Joe Rogan, you're going to have to get rid of the other podcasts that are similar to him, which is there's a lot of podcasts that preach, or not preach,

but think the same way, do kind of the similar podcasts, have conversations with people and not always go with the narrative of the government. Yeah. Well, you know, and we, just so you guys know, we actually got contacted by mainstream media yesterday. I was cracking up when Chad told me that. We're not going to mention the name, but I'm assuming. It's a very big network. Yeah.

I couldn't even believe they contacted us. They used to be. They used to be. But yeah, we got contacted asking us about COVID and our podcast and why we talked about COVID and all this shit. And, you know, I didn't say much because, you know, I'm going to let them do their thing. And I'll be, obviously, we'll let you guys know, you know, whatever article or not article. It's not going to be an article. It'll probably be a television show or something. I don't know the producers, I mean, I know the producer's name, but I don't know the

producer's show. So I can't tell you where this will be. They didn't say. They just said that they're gathering information for a news story. And I was like, well, and then at the end, I said, well, you know, you guys can talk to our legal team if you need any more information besides what I said. So that's that. I'll be curious as to what happens. But, you know, if they lie on us or whatever, then we have legal recourse to go after them, just like other people have and they've won.

So if they want to pay us money, fine, lie on us. That's fine. But what my belief is is that they're going to use podcasts like ours because we do talk about COVID and we are a top COVID podcast and when we talk about it. If you look up COVID on Spotify and look up episodes or whatever, we're like seven out of the 15 of them. So it's kind of interesting because, you know, they, I'm assuming they're going to make a hit piece because they're going to continue to go after Spotify. and what New York Times said, and this is my point to why this news agency contacted us,

Spotify's Joe Rogan problem isn't going away. Well, no, it's not, because they're going to keep hitting Spotify. They have to get rid of Joe Rogan, and this is going to be a battle of the fittest. And I don't know who's going to win the battle, but what I can tell you is that if Spotify loses the battle

with mainstream leftist-wok morons, they're going to lose the battle, period, including with their company because I think the one thing that Joe Rogan's podcast being so big says is that there are more people that are sick of the bullshit than you can possibly imagine

and if you've got companies like CNN losing 95% of their audience or 90 whatever the hell the number is you've got people like MSNBC by the way I think Rachel Maddow is about to lose her job that was the last one they had they've canceled out all the other shows because they can't afford them because they literally have no money because their shit sucks. Their show is all lies and propaganda.

And so. And people see right through that. But this Joe Rogan controversy is almost like a last grasping breath. Yeah, of trying to save them. But the thing is, and you wonder why. And by the way, have you ever thought about how these news agencies that lost 90% of their viewers? are still surviving, it's because of government-funded, political-funded, that's it. NGOs.

Well, yeah, well, that and, yeah, NGOs, non-governmental organizations like George Soros and there were all those, but also the government, and they're funding them. And when I say the government, I'm talking about political candidates. You know, there are political candidates on the left that are always going to continue to run. Nancy Pelosi's running. Maybe she's spending some of her insider trading money with the damn media. Who knows? Because she's getting rich while we're all staying not rich. Yeah. But if Joe Rogan is censor, and look, here's my worry, actually.

Regardless of whether Spotify gets rid of Joe Rogan or not, I don't know. That's to be determined. But I am at attention to see how Joe Rogan comes back and interviews people and who he has on. whether or not he challenges ideas like he did before. That is what I'll be curious about. Because listen, Joe Rogan, if you're listening to this, because your name's in this. By the way, your first podcast, we've got like 600,000 downloads sitting right now. So there are people listening, but if you happen to listen to this, I promise you, and you know, I think you know this,

but people will see right through any change in whatever you're doing. And that could end, that could, I mean, and that can really hurt him. Maybe, well, it's not even that. It ain't going to hurt him. He's probably going to keep his money. But it's going to hurt the cause of freedom of speech. And it's going to hurt the cause of freedom in general. Yeah.

And Spotify might win on that level if they can get him to tone down freedom of speech to where you don't question things that are not supposed to be questioned the way that you have before. Which, and I think that. And they might win both ways. Yeah. In Spotify, I don't think they're like, They're feeling the heat. So they're trying to calm the storm, you know?

Well, if they were, but... And that's what Joe's trying to do. He's trying to calm the storm. But you're right, if he changes his format or the way he questions people or the way he talks to people. Or who he brings on. Or who he brings on. It's fine to bring, you know, mainstream media.

But listen, I don't think they're going to come on his show. That was the point I was going to make earlier. Like, there is no way in hell that Joe Rogan is ever going to get Dr. Falschi on his show. Or... That'd be so funny. Or the CDC director. Or all these people.

Because they know that their... They know. They're going to be grilled. Their bullshit is not going to hold up... Right. To scrutiny. Unless Joe changes his platform. Like, oh, okay.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, sure. Sure. But then he might as well not even be a podcast anymore. Exactly. And so it's going to be an interesting time going forward.

But I just... First of all, I don't think he's ever... going to be a I mean I'm sure he might get a few dissenting opinions on there somewhere the mainstream narrative I'm sure he might find some of those people to come on I doubt it because we have a friend that's a doctor that we can we can give to them I wouldn't even give him that publicity I wouldn't that's so funny but hopefully this all works out to benefit everyone you know and to keep freedom of speech alive because if we don't have freedom of speech,

we're pretty much screwed. Yeah, I mean, if they can get rid of your speech, imagine what else they're about to get rid of. Second Amendment, third, fourth, fifth. I mean, our Fifth Amendment, right? Shit, I mean, people violate and abuse that all the time. Second Amendment, they're wanting that. But they feel like the most dangerous right now

is the speech because they want to control everything. And, you know, if you can control speech and fear, and you can instill fear in people, people. It's going to be a lot easier to come after the other rights that you have. And so, I don't know, this is a very interesting time. And we are creating our own platform. And I hope many of you join us because that's where we're going to put a lot of our stuff that is very meaning for us. We're probably going to put most of our going forward COVID subjects on there. We've got some great podcasts coming up very soon. We're going to be doing the 9-11 podcast, which is going to be.

extremely interesting. We've not done it in three years, but we're really looking forward to it because I think it's something that needs to be talked about and actually, you know, I pulled a stat the other day that says out of all of the conspiracy theories, especially in the United States, the number

one conspiracy theory most people believe I think it's like 50% of people believe a 9-11 conspiracy occurred over JFK, over all of them. And by the way, like the JFK, MLK, all that shit, I mean, that's that's very believable, but 50% of people believe 9-11, there was a conspiracy behind it.

So we're going to bring you that podcast very soon. It's going to be well thought out, well done. We're also going to talk about George Soros. Yeah, we're going to do, yeah, we're going to do a George Soros. Because I have been researching a ton about him. How much he is manipulating and it's not just manipulating, man. I mean, and by the way, when George Soros dies, because he's pretty old, there's, there's other people behind him. We just don't know the name, the mainstream names yet.

Well, his son is running the company, too. But I think one of those could be, you know, someone that used to on Microsoft. He could be another one of those. I don't know. But I'm just saying there are other names besides him. And so that, and then we're also going to talk about HARP, which is the weather control system that, you know, we've, that whole thing is crazy. And we're going to have that podcast coming for you guys as well. And then as soon as we have this platform ready,

it's been a pain in the ass to get this whole entire system going, but we're going to have it very soon so that you guys don't ever have to miss. At least us telling you the truth if someone wants to ban us in the future, because that is very possible. It all depends on what happened. I kept saying this. But I knew they were going to come after a podcast. We knew this for a long time.

We've said this for two years. They started this kind of narrative two years ago, and they have built upon it to the point of where it is now. And this is going to be a battle of freedom of speech. I mean, that's what it is. And whatever the outcome of this is, but look, I still don't think, no matter who you are, and especially if you're a news agency listening to our podcast or no matter who you are, you cannot silence the people.

You can't. You might be able to in other places, but you're not going to in the United States. And by the way, you're not doing a great job of it in the other countries. Look at Canada. look at Australia and how much they've been fighting and you know used to the United States used to go to places that would

authoritarianly overtake or control their people in a way that Australia is doing and Canada is doing the United States used to come to those countries' aids we actually used to go to war and say that that was the excuse of why we went to war with the country because of the freedom of their people and now our own country is doing that shit Our own country is turning to blind eye to Canada and Australia.

And to their own people. Just what I'm saying. Yeah. United States is doing it to us. To other people and to us. Yes. Yeah. So it's interesting what's going to happen in the near future.

And by the way, guys, I loved the intro song and I love this song. Yeah, this is just the mood. This is just the mood. This is the mood. But anyways, guys, thanks you for listening to another Investigator of Podcast. And until next time, we love you. Peace out. Oh, you said the wrong thing, Chad.

Yeah, I love it. Peace out.