Kump - Ep. 270 WHY YOU CAN'T WIN

Episode Date: September 21, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Where some see heroes and others see egos. Bloomberg sees the era of billionaire athletes. A fad to some? The future of money to others. We see crypto's trillion-dollar swings. The end of jobs or the end of human struggle. We see the endless funds fueling the AI hype. While others follow the noise, we follow the money.
Starting point is 00:00:27 Learn more at Bloomberg.com. Logan Paul visited the Pentagon this week to meet with and lecture our nation's warriors and it's about time our military needs a win badly and the current military leadership isn't cutting it
Starting point is 00:00:44 our troops need to be inspired to be shown what they're fighting for we're not bombing schools and kidnapping world leaders just for the hell of it we're preserving a way of life in Iran you can't just start some kind of weird
Starting point is 00:01:00 NFT game that defrauds your customers and get away with it. That's only possible in America. In Venezuela, you couldn't get rich promoting dubious boxing matches with over-the-hill athletes desperate for a payday. But in America, we eat that shit up with a spoon. That's what our young people are dying and killing to protect. Muckbangs and pump and dump crypto schemes. insider trading and only fans foot models
Starting point is 00:01:32 AI actresses glitching in Chinese and Mr. Beast perform in enhanced interrogations They hate us for our freedoms And freedom isn't free And if you survive the coming wars You might have a chance to sell your soul to Peter Thiel In exchange for a bag of magic beans And a magic look-maxing hammer
Starting point is 00:01:56 To bash your own face in but first we have to win. So keep your eyes on the prize. President Trump was quoted saying, quote, my question is, if and when do I blow the entire nation up, they better behave.
Starting point is 00:02:16 It's unclear if he was talking about Iran or if he was talking about us. All you can do is push your chips in and hope for the best. Welcome to the casino. welcome to come we just got the pleasure and the privilege of getting a tour of the pentagon and uh what a what a cool experience we see all the men and women here who are serving this great nation i don't think there is any greater commitment to sacrifice than those who are
Starting point is 00:02:44 willing to live die and fight for their country so i think look how happy they are look how happy these people are to see the paul brothers this is uh this is what we should have had from the beginning and then they're i don't want to accuse them of stealing my idea or whatever but I did say recently that I should be a general in this war you know we're not doing a good job no one seems to know what they're doing why not give me a shot and I've I mean a lot of Paul brothers to also I think you know I think you know we can all work together you know in World War II you had Patton you had a Ike you had you know you had a MacArthur over in Japan right you know we we could all just
Starting point is 00:03:28 destroy the world together. We don't, but all, but everyone, uh, have a shot at, and, and sending the globe into chaos. It shouldn't just be, you know, this, this is an outdated model that we have, that you have to, like, go to West Point and, uh, you know, and, and it's been years in the military to ruin other nations and to, and to, and to deplete America of its, you know, treasure and send us into trillions of dollars in debt. You know, this is a democracy. We all should be allowed to drop bombs indiscriminately, to screw up, to use chat cheap-t to, you know, to do our jobs for us,
Starting point is 00:04:17 and then the problem will start World War III. You know, this is not, this is not the purview only of the landed gentry of the military. all right we should be you know i am all for i am all for uh you know combat experience informing uh decisions on the ground or whatever i'm what i'm trying to say is you know if you actually shot people in a war you yeah you but how often do those guys you know a lot of these generals sure like you know you you have these officers and i'm sure they do stuff they do more than me. But, you know, is it really the grunts becoming generals anyway? Let's make the grunts generals while we're at it. We everyone should have a chance to burn, to burn,
Starting point is 00:05:12 uh, the fields, the killing fields, right? That's what this, this, this internet's all about. The internet has collapsed, uh, space and time. And it's giving us the opportunity to allow people have different perspectives to, you know, commit genocides. It's allowed, you know, people who, you know, maybe disabled people could get in the game. You know, it used to be that if you were crippled, if you were a handicapped individual in a wheelchair, it would be hard for you to take part of the genocide.
Starting point is 00:05:47 It would be hard for you to, you know, accidentally kill a bunch of civilians because of faulty intel. But, you know, we have the technology now, to get these people in the game. Why not? Why not allow, you know, just because, you know, God saw fit to not have you walk,
Starting point is 00:06:07 doesn't mean that you can't run headfirst into a collateral damage. This is what I'm talking about. We're squandering technology. The Paul brothers are pioneers. You know, they made their own gatorade. They made their right of prime. It's great.
Starting point is 00:06:27 That's the thing. You know, you will go, was this a world need another Gatorade? I don't know. Why not? Make it. That's what America is. Is the world need new lunchebles? We'll make that too. It teamed up with the boxing. Well, you know,
Starting point is 00:06:42 are we going to do it a normal way? No, we're going to do it the way where we go fight ex-MBA players. Why does that make sense? It doesn't. This is the kind of thinking that could actually win. Am I, like, am I shitting on them? I don't. They are what they are. We're way past.
Starting point is 00:06:58 This whole like moralizing about, you know, influencing and, oh, the Kardashians and the Pauls and Mr. Beath. Oh, Mr. Beast goes to Africa and he gives people a well. And then, but there's no infrastructure or something. So they tear apart the well when he leaves and he sell up a scrap or something. Yeah, I don't know. Whatever. What's a difference? Is he doing worse than the Cecil Rhodes?
Starting point is 00:07:25 no, he appreciate the, you know, that comparison? I don't know. But he's not, like, at the very least, he's only as bad as Cecil Rhodes. Maybe he's better. I don't know. He locks people, he, like,
Starting point is 00:07:38 he asks permission, these influencers, right? At least they ask permission. You know, MK Ultra program, you know, they were just like, you know, dose people without their consent with LSD. One guy, like, jumped out of window, right? So Mr. Beach, when he locks you a freezer for like 30 days
Starting point is 00:07:57 you can win 200 grand you know hey he's asking your consent you don't have to you can argue you can make all these arguments about like well capitalism you can't make consent because you need the money and look I understand it's bleak out there and it's dystopian but the end of the day
Starting point is 00:08:13 you do have a choice you can not get in the freezer and you just tell your kids you know you're going to be a little hungrier you know we used to tell our kids where it was cold if you were cold wear a sweater we're not turning the heat on today because you know daddy can't afford it uh why not tell them you know in russia after after world war two they went hungry a lot um you know and and there's some of them starve to death i guess
Starting point is 00:08:40 but you know i mean you don't have to take the mr beast challenge is all i'm saying uh it's not his fault that uh he's exploiting you know the the capitalist decline that the you know he's giving you a shot to make some money by by you know being put into a meat freezer and and would you fight people with mr. but the point is why not have these guys run the military and me i don't have the numbers they have i mean i i they'll probably get the gig before i do but i mean i the pentagon is such a closed loop it's such a bunch you know you have defense contractors and he's and he's and he's career military guys and DARPA, I guess. And everyone just seems very complacent.
Starting point is 00:09:28 Get, you know, who are these people? Is Trish Pay this type people? These muckbangers? Can you think lying? Who else is a big? I show speed guy. Have them all. Just give people, like, let them live stream drone strikes.
Starting point is 00:09:46 You know, and they'll get it. Here's the thing you understand. They care much more about. results these streamers and these influencers then you ever will because they're getting brand deals and you know I look if you want to motivate them then like who who gives them the brand deals you know like manscaped or or Louis some people get Louis Vuitton deals I don't know who these the the giggly squad good the giggly squad take over the Iran war for a couple weeks or the Hannah burner right let them
Starting point is 00:10:21 take it over and uh what they get louis vaton deals or whatever so you tell louis vatan hey if they don't you know if they don't open up the straight-of-form moves within two weeks you pull the deal right you work the levers of capitalism how you're going to do that with it with a general we're going to say to him hey you know you can't put him in the brig for losing right that's the problem and you need a profit motive that's how we win um and that's also how we you know we're going to plunge ourselves into a you know, dystopian nightmare with AI. Yeah, shut up. Shut up about it.
Starting point is 00:10:57 You know, we have, this is an interesting article. U.S. military had close call after using AI for false intelligence report. So, you know, we're talking about all this, uh, these rogue AIs last week, right? And they're going crazy. And there's some updates on that. We'll get to in a bit. But, you know, it's good to see the old-fashioned kind of AI mishap, or it, just people using it in stupid ways.
Starting point is 00:11:25 The intelligence report circulated across the U.S. military this spring in the midst of the war with Iran, immediately set off alarm bells. A Chinese ship in the Middle East was transporting components of a nuclear weapons program. The U.S. military swung into action with plans to intercept a vessel, according to four sources familiar with the episode. According to two of the sources, armed members of the U.S. military were preparing to board the ship, military planes were in the air, one of those sources and another source said, it was only just before the planned operation, the officials dug deeper into the report
Starting point is 00:12:03 put together by a special operations command analyst and found they've been generated with the help of artificial intelligence and the chatbot, the analysts had used, inaccurately identified the material the ship was carrying. The report, according to one of the sources, was entirely false, but also almost start of the war so you know this is a this is what we're doing with it this is you know you don't need to have a rogue a eye they just be like hey chat hey chat gpt hey what do you call you do you just have a name for it hey hey jipped uh here's a we you take a picture how does this you take a picture with your iPhone of a ship and you go is this is this is this
Starting point is 00:12:47 like clear is this is this is a problem hey tell me about their ship what's it doing I'm sure it's a little more complicated than that it's using open source intelligence why do we even have a CIA if we're going to do this um you know I'm not saying that we should rely on it but forget you what what safeguards do we have I don't understand what we're implementing I mean apparently uh they're saying the internal this is another quote the article the internal tools are mostly just copies of the commercial stuff wearing lipstick. So basically you're saying like, you know, whatever chat, GBT you use or I use or quad, whatever.
Starting point is 00:13:28 This is basically just like a, a slightly souped up version of it or at least or has a different gooey or like a different skin, right? Has it has a, has camo on the outside while you're using it. So it's just like it's hallucinates and makes shit up. And this is like this is why we need to have Kim Kardashian we need to have
Starting point is 00:13:52 you know the guys from are you garbage right you know podcasters have Brendan Shaub wherever all these people you know
Starting point is 00:14:04 give everyone their own steak give them their own fucking command I want a piece you know I would love to be you know it's my idea I mean my you know the views got to come up but you got to
Starting point is 00:14:18 the views up if you want to get in the war. All right? That's going to be how it works from now on, right? That's the most democratic thing, isn't it? There's no other way to run a war where the people have a say. Right now we're in a position where, you know, oh, like this, we started a war for no reason. Well, not no reason, but, you know, for Israel's reasons. And Trump's, you know, two billion trillion dollar corruption reason, whatever, I guess.
Starting point is 00:14:46 Who can't let them have nooks? Okay. I'm gonna keep repeating the arguments about it, but whatever. The point is, you know, we had no saying. Did we vote? No, we didn't vote. I mean, you could say, well, it's a republic. It's not a democracy.
Starting point is 00:15:00 You don't have to vote, right? You don't, we don't vote in every, oh, okay. Did Trump run on this idea that he doesn't start wars? Yeah. It's kind of, I mean, and the last administration was kind of true, right? I mean, he wasn't, he wasn't bombing Iraq. He didn't invade Iraq. It was one thing he could say about him.
Starting point is 00:15:17 Well, the guy didn't invade Iraq. Iraq. Say what you will, but he didn't kill a million Iraqis or whatever what happened there. And he didn't bomb Pakistani weddings nonstop, like Obama. But that's out the window. So is this whole republic thing? If the republic only works if the guys, you know, try at least try to do what they said they're going to do. So in lieu of that, we get you the more views your YouTube channel has, the more troops are under command.
Starting point is 00:15:50 You know, in this situation, comp, yeah, we're growing concern. Sure. We're going to have a smaller unit, but I'd like to think that, you know, maybe we'll get, we're fierce, right? We're hungry for it. So, you know, I might only get like 15,
Starting point is 00:16:04 you know, soldiers who aren't really deprotty, they're not going to be special forces. And they're not going to be, uh, yeah, and I'll get a couple, you know, last generation drones. But we have moxie. And, uh, and we're, and, we're, and, and, and,
Starting point is 00:16:18 trying to get her name on the board. So we'll have a prep, but either way, this is, this is how you have to run things now. The only Democratic, even Republic, will everyone call it way, you know, the only egalitarian way running this country is for people who, you know, for podcasters and influencers and, and people who sell make, do makeup tutorials and people who, and people who about, you know, and people who lock people in fridges for money. And it's not just war. We should also run the civic government, the civic government.
Starting point is 00:16:58 The civic government. But, you know, put me in charge of the treasury, and I'll print new money. You know, you can trust me. You know, like, this is what is what is happening right now that makes you so confident? it. That's what elections are. Elections are just gambling anyway. You're gambling on the idea now
Starting point is 00:17:23 that anyone will do anything to help anything. That's all it. I mean, because this is thing, there is no like accountability anymore. There's no, on either side, no one really, because there's so much of a veil of, you know, whatever, obscure that, you know, by the function of like, you know, we have the government,
Starting point is 00:17:49 the bicameral legislation shit, right? You have to give it the Congress, use the House, if the Senate, if the Supreme Court, like it's all these things happening that kind of, you know, even Trump, some of Trump stuff is, you know, and has been rejected by the Supreme Court, right? They've said he couldn't change the midterm voting, some of the voting stuff, right?
Starting point is 00:18:10 Some of the midterm bail and ballot criteria or whatever. and they you know they challenge his wall at one point and it's just like look it doesn't matter it I want I'm complaining about it but you know these things you can say if you're president well I try to do it over the Supreme Court I try to do it but the but the Congress I didn't have the Congress they didn't vote for either
Starting point is 00:18:30 who did you know a couple of years ago I guess it was Biden right he had a you know he had the Senate right he was two senators who were like Kristen cinema and the other guy that would vote against them in a lot of stuff and they were trying to like you know and so like you know and so like you know You can argue about that.
Starting point is 00:18:45 It's just, there's always a reason why you can't get things done. And like, I'm not even saying it's a silly scam, but the reality is you never know. You win an election. You got a guy in. You're not going to get.
Starting point is 00:18:57 So there is, and what that nests out to, because look, it's not even wrong. I'm not saying it's wrong that the Supreme Court shuts the stuff down. That, you know, that's how it's supposed to work.
Starting point is 00:19:09 But the end result is, you know, what people see, because if there's cynical people in office, They see, well, I don't have to get anything done. That's a problem. That's the lesson they've learned, not to do the proper thing, not to do, not to stay within the bounds of their appointed authority or elected authority. No, the lesson learned is like, well, I don't have to be accountable now.
Starting point is 00:19:32 I could just, you know, steal a bunch of money, start a bunch of wars, not do anything I said I was going to do. Oh, we're going to bring back jobs. whatever. None of that should ever happens. It's basically a casino. But the problem is, people aren't set up to win. So what we do is you get people. All you have to do is build an audience. Now it's not easy. I'll tell you that.
Starting point is 00:20:00 It's not the easiest thing to do. But, you know, if the people like what you're selling, you get more views. If you work the algorithm, you get more views, right? You got to pump that algorithm. them. If you want to be the guy who bombs Greenland, you got to post every day. You got to put content out there, right? You have to, you know, look at Gary V. He's a great example. He should be one of our top generals because it doesn't matter what you post, right? It really doesn't. And stop being precious about it. If you want to bomb Greenland, stop being precious about every
Starting point is 00:20:37 post you do, every video you make, just talking to the camera, stop worrying with the lighting and the camera, all right? Do you want to kill or not? Do you want to create, you know, a generation of fatherless children in a foreign country or not, right? Get, stop fussing about the lighting and the microphones, all right? It's 2026. You have an iPhone. You can start a war. That's what you usually should be focused on. References earlier. My question is, if and when do I blow up the entire nation. President Trump on Sunday speculated on the future of the Iran War asking
Starting point is 00:21:15 if and when do I blow the entire nation up. Fox News reported that Trump is in deciding mode and the very big things are going to be happening in the not so distant future. Does this sound like there's a plan? I'm not sure I should on, but it doesn't sound like he's like, you know, it doesn't sound
Starting point is 00:21:33 like he might have a lot of things to weigh and criteria. Like, I haven't decided yet. It's all of it's kind of a mental coin flip. That's like, look, at least he's being honest about it. This real, a real honesty, but you know, the president described the current choices on the table as wiping Iran out,
Starting point is 00:21:49 letting them rot economically, or making a deal. It doesn't seem, I mean, it's wiping Iran out, I don't mean nuclear. There's have to be, right? Because we don't seem to be able to do anything else. I don't, I want to go on record saying, I don't think it's a good idea to nuke Iran.
Starting point is 00:22:07 But again, under our current model, that my meeting is a bad idea don't mean nothing but if I had a you know if I had if I had a couple hundred thousand subscribers then maybe see people you know start you see what I'm saying this is they'll be this is listen to me and how I plan the world because it's actually it actually makes more sense than you think comes at Thursday he's waiting the decision to go in and annihilate them or do I not what is it's a piece up he's doing Shakespeare and that anything could happen with me.
Starting point is 00:22:39 That's, well, that's the thing. That's what he's talking about. Anything could happen with me. He's a gambling man. I mean, he ran casinos. Yeah, they went bankrupt, which is, you know, nothing usually happened with casinos. But, you know, he ran them.
Starting point is 00:22:53 It's like, you know, I could be, I get, I could be, I could be a soldier in a conventional army and get a bunch of my, all of my guys killed. But it doesn't mean, you know, it doesn't mean that the random guy, not to deflate my own argument, my own plan. but you know doesn't mean that he's not his experience means nothing sometimes you got a bunch of guys under your command get killed
Starting point is 00:23:13 to learn how to not have it happen the next time right you know this is not uh baseball it's war but you still got to learn how to do it right you can't learn how to do it in a book you remember karate kid he's like you know didn't miagi say that he's trying to read Daniel Summers trying to read a book to learn karate he's like I can't look crying in a book he can't do it shut up can't learn karate in a book and you can't learn war in a book oh I'm reading klaus klaus klaus wisk whatever the guy's name you know what these generals are Chris kris klaus wicks right I think that's the guy's name the famous general or famous war planner but be able what did he did the reading him how about anyone not getting stuck in a in a in a fucking
Starting point is 00:24:02 quagmire in Iran? No. But what have you done for me lately? The U.S. Israeli conflict Iran has caused energy prices to skyrocket worldwide, pushing the national average gas to 448 as of Sunday.
Starting point is 00:24:19 Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz a vital shipping lane for oil exports is primarily led to prices rising for almost seven months. Yeah, well, that's the thing. You know, you can't vote with your dollar if you're, spending only your dollars on a on gas this is trump's Twitter I am proud to announce that
Starting point is 00:24:39 effective immediately I am banning fake news CNN MS now who recently changed their name from MBC MSMC and Politico the recipients of an illegal and ridiculous eight million dollars subscription an all-time record directly from the United States government under crooked Joe Biden in order to keep them alive which you know that does seem if that's what happened you probably should you know I don't think the United States should be subscribing the political about you know do what do I do I trust Trump I mean he's a bit of a fibber but maybe if it happens it's not right uh seems like corruption to me uh from the white house the big is a long parentheses uh she's banning them from the white has a result with their constant reporting fake
Starting point is 00:25:17 news now I don't know I mean I don't know exactly how his lines up it seems like he banned them after they reported uh that AI Chinese uh AI attack that we did or almost did um is that fake news I don't see I mean if it was that fake I mean wouldn't you when you say so was that he didn't he didn't give him any real uh he didn't cite any actual uh stories they did just they don't bad coverage it's look is this despotic is this fiscistic uh a little bit yeah I mean banning the media because you don't like what they say I mean if you want to sue him doesn't he sue them all the time well why didn't you sue them you know aren't you always didn't he win against some of them or the peter's he but you know peter teal
Starting point is 00:26:07 you know well that guy actually runs the country um but you know uh he wanted to gock or he got them shut down or something as years ago but uh it does seem like it does seem like it does seem as we approach the midterms that things are getting a little dice here because it's getting a little uh a little spicier. He's shutting. I mean, I don't know that matter. It seems like even if you were, that's the thing. Like, if you were really good, we're going to be a
Starting point is 00:26:37 fucking dictatorship, I don't know that banning them from the White House I mean, it's wrong to do, and we should fight against it, right? CNN should or whatever. Does it matter that? I mean, like, what, did they get much out of being at the press? Maybe I'm wrong. I'm just saying, it's like,
Starting point is 00:26:55 it seems like it's, it seems like a wrong thing to do, but also maybe an incompetent thing to do. You're not gonna, you're not gonna get any, you know, when you are in the White House press pool, I imagine there's a certain level of decorum
Starting point is 00:27:12 you keep just, you know, because you want to keep access, right? I mean, I don't know. You're not supposed to be able to get banned. But I mean, you know, if they actually are just making shit up, it just seemed to go wild, you're giving them license to just do whatever you want now I don't you know but point is I don't
Starting point is 00:27:31 know practically what it helps them to do this it seems like a lot of what we do this bluster um I get it though I like to talk a lot of shit you know I like to I'm a kind of guy who goes you know oh it's like you know it's dangerous in New York well I'll carry a meat tenderizer around but why meat tenderizer because it's a small little hammer and then so if anyone come now is that going to work well will someone rip the meat tenderizer out of my hands, if a conflict does happen and start bashing me in the face, like, like, like, like it's clavicular. Like, I'm, you know, he does for himself.
Starting point is 00:28:06 I mean, that's people shit on glivicular. But taking a hammer to your own face is, you know, I, I don't have that level of commitment to attractiveness. I'll tell you that right now. He wants to, he wants to be a beautiful boy so bad. They bashed himself in the face of a hammer. you know so and I will end up getting my face bashed in um against my will probably if I if I pull out a meek tenderizer in the middle of a subway fight right to defend myself but still
Starting point is 00:28:43 you know you talk a lot of shit so I understand Trump not one like you know he just talks here's a thing we spent so many years in this country uh you know being kind of like you know differential and you go oh you know I don't but this and then that'll have you everyone likes to nitpick and and bring up a what if and well actually and so yeah of course you get a guy like trauma but you go look I'll just buy I'll nuke him and you go well you can't just nuke him you know and he probably gets that on some level but he just no one wants he's not going to admit it and he might do it you know I don't actually anymore I do at one point you know a lot of people are he's just
Starting point is 00:29:25 trying to troll you. Maybe at one point. Maybe he was. Maybe the same way I threatened to do self-harm against a guy who was giving me shit in the locker room when I was in high school. I threatened to come to his house and do self-harm. But you know, it's like, you know, but let's just say people call my bluff. Well, now what do I do?
Starting point is 00:29:45 And they have to do it, right? The same way, like he's kind of been cornered. So it doesn't matter how he started, we're dealing with it kind of a loose cannon now. you know like this AI this AI thing that you know came out last week right these rogue AIs are coming after us these rogue you know we've we've built
Starting point is 00:30:08 the Terminator already and it's too late and we need to be regulated they were asking for regulation and then Trump's response AI gone rogue Trump proposes not new rules but an AI force. President proposed a follow-up to his space force,
Starting point is 00:30:29 but continues his misworry's pace or potential for harm. Trump is so enamored of the space force military, he took personal interest in design of his uniforms, whatever. Sadly, Mr. Trump proposed a follow-up to space force, a new AI force, but he left to Earth-bound speculation
Starting point is 00:30:45 where exactly it might be. Trump casts his announcement, along with his promise to appoint a new AI czar for the White House. People go, you know, I guess people go, what is this what is space force going to do what's any of it's going to do I get it's a
Starting point is 00:30:58 uh yeah but it's like first of all it's not a bad idea if he does a real thing you know in your answer right to William Gibson but they had the the Turing uh police or whatever they call them they would do it was a Turing uh or you it
Starting point is 00:31:15 was based on the guy Alan Turen's name but they were a government organization or whatever that like if you try to the fuck you know use AI they would kill you, you know, or something like that. Like, AI, in that future, AI existed, but, you know, it was deemed, I guess they, I guess in that situation they had what we have now, if it was real, right, where the AI was, rogue and dangerous, so they weren't allowed.
Starting point is 00:31:40 They were really highly regulated. Only militaries could have them. And so if you were trying to, you know, I'm not going to spoil the book, it involves, you know, it involves AI. And, uh, and if you best with AI, they'll just come and they'll just come and they'll just you know attack you and arrest you and you know start shooting at you and that wouldn't be a bad idea if you know let's just cut the shit um you should say look i'm doing a good job ripping people off already i don't need you know dario and moody and sam altman uh and a lot musk fuzzleds it around
Starting point is 00:32:17 with with their digital uh you know time bombs i'm i'm going to ruin the country all on my own and so I'm going to implement an AI force that shuts down AI that would actually be good look here's a problem we do have our entire economy propped up on top of it so it might you know it might be a little
Starting point is 00:32:36 dicey to start you know killing people or arresting people for asking you know hey you know hey chat GPT give me a what should I wear to this to this you know father daughter dance my stepdaughter or some shit you know I don't know
Starting point is 00:32:52 I don't have a suit Can I wear Dockers and a Green tie? It's like Do you need a green tie? Whatever. I don't have a stepdaughter, but imagine that might be an awkward thing. If you're like, well imagine you're dating a woman.
Starting point is 00:33:08 Maybe a stepdaughter is, like if you're stepdaughter Buy a suit. But what if you were dating a woman and she had a kid and you know, whatever? Like, you know, I used to photograph him sometimes for, you know, where it was a photographer. I work for a DJ.
Starting point is 00:33:26 But yeah, sometimes you know, young people, sometimes you're high school. Either way, you know, you ever get asked to go when you're, you know, just a guy dating the mom and you go, hey, the dad's out of it. The dad's in prison. But she really wants to go to this dance. I don't know. She's always making fun of me. Give me me shit and telling me I'm a fat piece of shit. I don't know if I should reward that behavior.
Starting point is 00:33:49 We're taking her to the father-daughter dance. I mean, I'm not a father. And he goes, you know, the mother, you know, you're dating this woman and she, and she convinces you because women are just, you know, naggy or whatever. But I take my dog, but I don't have a suit. So you ask chat, GPT, hey, you know,
Starting point is 00:34:08 can I wear like gray dockers and a blue shirt and a green tie? Is that acceptable? Uh, and I'll say, like, you know, you, you, you'll be a slob. You could do it, but I mean, uh, you know, you're a disgusting animal in that situation you'll end up being arrested as my point there's a long way to go for that but the point is
Starting point is 00:34:32 you know you that's the kind of behavior we you know that's that's a slippery slope between that kind of shit you know asking what to where and uh you know just complete shutdown of uh of american life you know we're basically we're firing everyone You can't have one way as the other. You can't say, well, I only use it to dress myself for a dance.
Starting point is 00:34:57 It exists or it doesn't. So I don't mind him. And here's the thing. And this is, look, it's one oracle, but I was, and I wasn't the only one last week bringing this up. And I mean, we have this open AI antthropics from New York Post, oversold AI security breaches to pressure feds into protecting turf. Insiders.
Starting point is 00:35:20 It would be nice if someone named, you know, anonymous insider, I guess, but don't believe the bite open AI and droping oversold rogue AI hacks to pressure the feds and to regulating the industry, which would effectively lock out future competition. Security breaches were more like blips, not unpredictable harbingers of a hive mine swarm ready to take over the web. The attack in no way represents some sort of rebellion by the AI models. In fact, he did exactly what they were told to do.
Starting point is 00:35:46 They're not given adequate card rails. I mean, it's the least surprising, you know, of all the conspiracy theories you can believe in. This is definitive proof, but no, but it does seem like these guys all of a sudden, Sam Altman and these other guys, you know, Alam Musk, all of a sudden decided to compete, you know, plain ice to cooperate. with each other. Audio ads that connect. Display ads that stand out. Run them together on Spotify and unlock incremental reach
Starting point is 00:36:27 for your campaign. It seems more likely. If you want to make Coke, your own cola, right? It would be very hard. That's the thing you understand about business in general. It's not an AI thing.
Starting point is 00:36:43 It's a business thing. What we were thinking about with capitalism in the market and the way America has it, you know, and big business. There's probably just like, you know, this myth or this misunderstanding people have that big business doesn't like regulations.
Starting point is 00:36:59 They want to be, they want to deregulate. Now that happens sometimes. You know, finance likes to direct, banks like to deregulate a lot of the time in certain ways. That's the thing. There's a difference between deregulation and a lack of regulation. Deregulation tends to be very specific things that, you know, they're asking for and they lobby for.
Starting point is 00:37:19 it's not it's not it's not it's not synonymous with a narco capitalism or whatever or a free market you know when you deregulate you're not you're asking you're you're basically creating a bunch of dams and saying now open this open up this dam now you know is it possible that uh deregulation can be can be good not really again because as they're doing it specifically it's probably you know not saying regulations or all all that but you know but almost all it just anything that they're government does is usually very bad is my point in this day and age you know I'm sure there's a time when we did this but you know if it's happening you it's probably not for the best but yeah but the point is big business likes regulation because it keeps people you know they can afford to comply right if you want to make
Starting point is 00:38:10 a restaurant you want to make cola right your own soda it doesn't know it's not saying it's impossible but you have to have a lot of capital and you have to be able to comply with all sorts of testing regulations and this and that. All sorts of, you know, pasturite can't, can shit. I don't know. Again, I'm not an expert on business. This is, but this is a fact. I mean, there's all sorts of shit that, like, they like to price people out of market.
Starting point is 00:38:38 And that's the answer to have no regulation. Well, no. But the point is, this is a similar way, this thing is unfolding. is very likely that what we have here is uh you know these guys like moscow and altman they they want to keep people out of them of this market they've created with their open source uh open source AI yeah i can run i can run a i'm my jeep on my uh gp u p u i could ask i could ask that that fucking thing all sorts of shit you know hey uh you know you know like i could ask it to fucking make me my own cartoons yeah it's like exo squad like
Starting point is 00:39:19 cartoon XoSquire was you know whatever maybe new episodes of that XO squad was this thing where like basically there's aliens these they were called neosapians and they were like slaves and they had a rebellion and uh which good for them i guess right like you know why we're enslaving them we made them like nanglingly engineered during or in aliens um and we're using them more basically ripped off blade runner at least for that premise but then there was these things called these e-frames which was kind of you know think the thing that you know that Ripley has an aliens it's kind of like that like a mecks suit and they would use them to they end up using the mex suits to fight
Starting point is 00:39:54 whatever it was a good show very political like complex geopolitics for a kid's show um i'll make more episodes of that on my on my fucking stupid computer uh but they don't want that they want me have to go through them and pay them fucking uh you know token fees and all sorts of shit and then you know and they don't want you know other fucking platforms rising up so you make regular please we're gonna kill everybody we're gonna start a war you don't just stand they've gone rogue all right we built these I models they went rogue they're gonna they're gonna kill somebody help us you know is that sound like you know when's the last time anyone care they're they poisoning people all the time these people it's silicon valley types they're
Starting point is 00:40:47 always poisoning people they're like people they're like enslaving people in china or wherever to build the iPhone you know people did they did they come out and go when they had the fox uh or the foxhound that's whatever's a foxcom factory and people were jumping out and like what's building nets like no matter well you know there's a factory it's building the iPhones I think it was in China. And instead of like, you know, people who committed suicide, uh, doing self-harm, uh, not laughing at. I'm just, you can't, you shouldn't say, you know, you say self-aluted. Okay. Um, point is, the answer was the answer to, uh, big conditions better, just build a net so they don't, you know, they just have the land in the net. They feel like fools. That's, you know, that's the kind of
Starting point is 00:41:39 people were talking about who all of a sudden care of the building a rogue a i i don't think they care they brag about like they brag about how many people they're going to have like unemployed these are the people who has been bragging for years about how like the entire workforce is going to have nothing to do and then and like lying about how you you're going to recline and eat grapes like a roman senator no we're not that no one's paying for me to eat grapes i'll tell you that right now let's say you know they're full of shit So these people all of a sudden decide that, you know, we're actually concerned. We're actually concerned about the people.
Starting point is 00:42:15 We're very concerned about the people we're trying to starve to death. Very odd. It's an odd contradiction, if you ask me. I don't know. It's a... But, you know, at least Trump is on it is the point. Trump is this... This is a tweet that Trump made.
Starting point is 00:42:38 he also put on true social but uh this president Trump uh many people think that the words artificial intelligence are inaccurate and very eloquent relative to AI or artificial intelligence a former elegant and accurate
Starting point is 00:42:54 description of this new phenomena would be superior intelligence or extreme intelligence or supreme intelligence this is a poll and I would appreciate everybody voting which is the best name for this ever-growing quote, revolution, President Donald J. Trump.
Starting point is 00:43:12 Now, maybe it's not so important what you call the thing that you almost bomb China with. It's not the prayer. I mean, like, also, what's not accurate about it? It's artificial, it's very inelquent relative to AI, a former superior, why would you call it supreme intelligence? I mean, this is the biggest cuck thing I've ever heard in my life. Is the president asking us to cuck ourselves to AI?
Starting point is 00:43:37 I but why don't we just call it big daddy intelligence call call a big dick and tell you know I love that you know let me suck that intelligence oh you know I can't you yet and tell my wife that intelligence pleases my wife more than I ever could is that what you want is what we're trying to do here I mean this is the thing this is the thing is going to put you out of work and he's asking you to like make the name more supplicating oh like would you let any then he goes in the next one supreme intelligence is probably uh probably because his relationship to the supreme court is losing badly the most superior and extreme intelligence therefore we're going to take supreme intelligence out deleting it as a qualifier
Starting point is 00:44:22 um let you vote for the final two superior intelligence or extreme intelligence a fresh vote begins now and that was this morning at 1140 a m um now does that seem like you know this seem crazy. Does it seem crazy that he's, you know, instead of actually doing anything about, look, here's the thing. He goes, well, you just said the thing's fake, right? Like, the first of all, we don't know it's fake. I mean, we're supposed to, you know, there is no discussion. You know, it's not like he, it's not like Trump has said basically, Trump didn't refute like the rogue thing. He basically is like, whatever. Now, like, again, I do. I think the AI companies are liars. Sure. Um, it doesn't give you.
Starting point is 00:45:04 ton of cop me up it's not like Trump is like in bed with these people and it's giving a ton of confidence when he goes like you know hey these rogue AI models you're gonna slow down because you know Bernie Sanders came out and he's teaming up with Steve Bannon and Elizabeth Warren to like slow down AI right it was a I slow down was what they were asking whatever I mean you know it'd be good I get build the build deterring police and just stop doing AI completely do that oh China will get whatever you know who cares so they'll go to the fun father-daughter, oh, you like China running.
Starting point is 00:45:38 China's not, I'm, I'm, look, I'm not, like, I'm not like a naive fool. I think China wouldn't, you know, love to, you know, conquer us, in theory, right? But it's just not,
Starting point is 00:45:51 they're not the ones, like, they're not the ones subverting our government every, every day. They're not the ones who control every Congress person in America, right? Yeah, but they have,
Starting point is 00:46:00 I'm sure they have spies. They have, of course, they have spies. Everyone of spies. Um, point is a you know this is China thing it's a it's a it's a real uh it's but God bless you if you're that afraid of China it's a concern I'm more concerned but the guy who's trying to destroy us now or unprecedented and his
Starting point is 00:46:22 cohorts of tech whatever like it was tech priest CEOs but if you if if I have to pick so superior or extreme i'll go extreme you know that's i mean to be fair i will you know i'm not i don't know why we're we're fucking calling superior again what kind of fucking cock shit is that you're supposed to inspire the people of america and you're calling it supreme intelligence i mean unless you mean the skateboard thing you know unless you like it's going to be like a bunch of hoodies and stickers but even that i feel like it's uh that's just again that's just kind of um silly i don't i don't don't know why why wouldn't you call it just fucking help helper intelligence if you were trying to do
Starting point is 00:47:09 it like in a way like this is again make me the president and i'll and i'll do well even if i'm not going to do the right thing it's like we'll call it little buddy intelligence little buddy intelligence little bug little bug intelligence it's a little bug that helps you lady bug intelligence when's a ladybug ever killed anybody am i right ladybug intelligence they're so afraid of seeming unfeminine for saying the word bug. But it would solve all your problems. If you were going to be a dictator, call it ladybug intelligence.
Starting point is 00:47:40 Intelligent ladybugs all over the place. Glow warm intelligence. You know, piggly wiggly intelligence. Cute cat intelligence. All sorts of shit like that. Why would you call it Supreme? God, can you imagine
Starting point is 00:47:58 being some fucking turd, some fucking guy, you're fucking, you know, you're just watching, you're watching. you're watching fucking football and you're drinking and you're drinking beer and you're fucking and you have to and you have to go like yeah and you fucking have to go back to work tomorrow like pump and assess pool you know the only thing yeah and they go get hopefully it pays good um whatever you're fucking you know some other shit you know job it's just not you know
Starting point is 00:48:26 you got the son you'll work hard for your money is my point you don't get much respect for it you should be don't and you have to go hey oh yeah and you and you and you getting laid off and what we have supreme intelligence is taking you know a supreme intelligence that allowed us to to target the shit more effectively and pump it you know it basically we have these valves that pump it more fit you know it can analyze the flow so we don't we don't need two of you and we now is the one man team so one of you's fired and they break a pool cue in half and have you fight you the death with your co-worker that's why yeah it is one thing but you know at least at least don't make them call his supreme intelligence it's just this
Starting point is 00:49:10 insult to injury you know call it ladybug call it call it call it dog shit intelligence i don't care just stop stop fucking giving it's not brother and salt in the wound i understand what we're doing here uh you know we can bomb so many countries if we just spread the you know again you know let anyone who has you know again i don't have have 100,000 people views, right? I'm working towards that. It's growing. Comp is growing.
Starting point is 00:49:43 So it's not even self-serving. But let anyone with 100,000 views on YouTube per episode. Bomb. Like, give them two bombs. There's a lot of people have, you know, a lot more people have like, like high view counts. I think they can't, you can't give them all a country. But at least give them like a, like a, like a district that they can bomb. we'll be a goal
Starting point is 00:50:05 we'll have like a Pax Americana like Kennedy would talk about because we'll just have killed everyone I'm sorry I got inspired by the prole brothers I'm sorry you know he was not getting inspired this is a whole uh Trump
Starting point is 00:50:21 Trump is sending a 100 200 billion 2.8 billion dollar arm still to Israel uh whatever I guess that's nothing to worry about uh it is something to worry about but you know so this is this you know speaking of influencing people and i thought this has been going on for a bit right just been going on for a few weeks now but this sydney sweeney uh is catching a lot of uh shit uh because she did that ad where she was
Starting point is 00:50:54 you know uh like half naked i mean look at no she's not showing a pussy or anything but you know half naked, you know, with this ad for a betting site. What was it? Novig. There's no big site where, you know, basically, you know, she's, look, she's got, she's showing some skin. She's being sexy. You say, hey, sports.
Starting point is 00:51:18 Remember, you see the average goes, sports this, sports that. Look at me. I'm humping a soccer ball, sports. And people are getting very upset with her. Sophie Cunningham Let's see She's always getting controversy People say you know she's a right wing person
Starting point is 00:51:37 Because she She's MAGA or whatever Because she had good genes With the American Eagle or whatever right I have good jeans Um Which I get yeah look I mean If you're gonna
Starting point is 00:51:48 I don't know I'm not saying she had no Now you know She didn't have no awareness That might be a little provocative But I mean like I don't have we're gonna like give her Like we're literally just like starting wars
Starting point is 00:51:59 that like have nothing to do with us and we're getting mad at Sydney but we're mad at her now um Sophie Cunningham will get you to the BNBA player says Sydney, sweetie sports ad is unauthentic
Starting point is 00:52:15 uh something so we're coming is disappointed but not surprised during a Thursday, September 17 episode of the podcast gave her take Sweeney who faced back on a Wait, so that's basically is, it's inauthentic.
Starting point is 00:52:33 I have so many takes, but just like, first of all, like, does she even gamble on sports? It's just so inauthentic, you know what I mean? Like, am I surprised at how she's represented the brand? No, this is what she's been her career of. Wait. I have so many takes, but it's just like, first of all, does she even gamble on sports? That seems, look, I mean, it's just, and then you have a, This other is in the athletic, the Sweetie Advert and what it says about marketing of women's sport.
Starting point is 00:53:08 The sports gambling advert features actress Whitney, Swiny was never a batwoman sport. The advert that sells sports betting and uses female sexualized content to appeal to the men. No big, a federally regulated U.S. prediction market that lets users trade contracts on sporting outcomes, produced a just sports advert, which was archaic, and defaulted to a shortcut of using a woman's body to promote a sports product. When I first saw it, I thought, is this some kind of page three Formula One grid girl's fever dream?
Starting point is 00:53:40 Have we gone back there? Although Novick CEO, James Friske, told Frontenheim Office sports, they never intended to portray female sports. It raises a question about the marketing of women in sport. I'm sorry, can I say this? They care so much more about, like, these people, we're talking about a sports gambling site.
Starting point is 00:54:03 Now, look, is sports gambling fun? It can be sure. I'd like to bet on the ponies. And I mean that. Literally, I did it for a couple days. It was so intoxicating. I had to stop. I lost a few hundred bucks.
Starting point is 00:54:15 Because you could just, look, it's not like going to a track. You can just keep going. And it's so exciting because it's more, the ponies change. You know, whoever starts them, I don't think about them, right? I guess some people know about the horses.
Starting point is 00:54:27 I would just, I would like try to figure it out last minute and you get in. And the race is. chaotic and what a thrill. I lost so much money. The point is, uh, they're getting, there people going bankrupt. People are like, you know, ending their lives over this. They're there, they're there. It's a disease. I mean, gambling is like a problem. Some people can do it for, we're just a little self-control and they lose the money and sometimes they make money. It's one of those things that you can people have become degenerate gamblers. Um, it's it's like a, it's like a physiological thing.
Starting point is 00:55:03 Right. Like some people are wired that way. It's an evolutionary thing. This whole whatever the thing is that makes you fucking crave gambling. It's something to do with like, you know, some people don't, like, if your ancestors grew strawberries or didn't grow strawberry, it was something like that. Do I go after the buffalo? I don't, I'm not a scientist. But I've heard it explain. It made some sense that there's a biological imperative for some people to like to gamble on the Patriots or the Jets or the Giants. whatever I mean I'm not trying to excuse self-control here and we all like to play some you know I can't play goddamn poker but I can bet on like you know um election outcomes and also you know is Mike Trout gonna have cancer hope he doesn't I mean can I bet on that it seems like you'd be able to do that and then there was met a city sweetie show but you're not representing women uh nobly enough as they try to convince men to
Starting point is 00:56:03 throw away their family's, you know, a nest egg to gamble their, not pay their mortgage this month. Instead, they'll bet. And that's the thing. You have a, not only, there's plenty reason why people are even good times will gamble, but now you also have the crunch
Starting point is 00:56:19 jobs are being destroyed. We're getting a pincere attack from AI and globalization. Going to war, gas prices are up, food prices are up, inflation's up. You don't have a job anymore. You got laid off. You know, the whole country's in debt. There's no prospects college you know college cost 300 grand you're a massively debt from college college student loans and then you get this and then you get this gambling idea and now it's okay you're watching football anyway why don't you bet on it maybe maybe get yourself out of the hole it's it's predatory and we're worried about is Sidney Sweeney does she actually even gamble it's a bit inauthentic it's just crazy I mean that's the thing it's like
Starting point is 00:57:04 you know it's like it's like caring if the if the guy selling you crack are you even a crackhead like the guy selling you know i'm trying to buy some rock but you know i don't know you seem a little no thank you do you even like to do you even like to fucking smoke crack do you even like to hit the pipe or you just some poser who's advertising crack to me it seems like a weird uh okay not to get too you know am i wrong wrong here it makes them uh the advert is reinforcing some of these outdated misogynistic attitudes towards women the problem is that they're uh athletes life day in and day out spend two minutes in their social feeds and comments tell them they're ugly or two so basically we're worried that
Starting point is 00:57:54 like oh because sidney's in the ad uh geared towards guys who are you know trying to you know again trying to um make make rent this month by you know by figuring out of the if LeBron James is actually going to come through or he's going to find, you know, or he's going to save himself for the offseason. Depend, you know, that's the thing. Yeah, that's the other thing. You have, it's never, it's funny that they made it legal.
Starting point is 00:58:21 And I'm not a sports expert, but I know in the NBA at least. There's a lot of load management going on. Like, there's a lot of load, all this stuff where basically, um, it's been going on for years. They've tried to curtail it somewhat.
Starting point is 00:58:35 But I mean, but basically a guy like LeBron, it's a lot of, long season. They want, you know, there's an incentive to make these seasons as long as possible. You know, more football games, more basketball games,
Starting point is 00:58:44 uh, more double, you know, what do you call them? Double headers. Um, to get that ad revenue or whatever, the TV money,
Starting point is 00:58:51 whatever it is. More, more asses in the seats, buying churros or whatever. Um, I don't get that pays the athletes too. But, you know, they,
Starting point is 00:59:00 but you know, they have to save it. It's a long season and you, and you want to save yourself for the post seasons. You can get that rings. You get that championship, right you win uh and then and now you have a situation you know so you look people take kawai leon for instance took it through extremes right like some people like act despicably with it
Starting point is 00:59:18 but even like moderate you know and i remember there was a time when people would go well it only hurts the people there was a sentiment that only hurt the gamblers right it was just there's mad because you know the guys who were betting on a random tuesday when they said the guy out instead of playing them but now it's legal now it's become like the price primary job in America. And it's a time when you can't just count on a guy to play his best, is my point. You know, I believe
Starting point is 00:59:45 if you watch Bill Russell back in the 60s or Will Chamberlain, I think on that in general, you're much more likely to see them, you know, play their heart out. They won't get that much money, right? And like, you know, you think it's the more money you get, the more, like, you become an asset.
Starting point is 01:00:01 And then you have to be, and you have preserved the asset, right? so it's basically it's a job when like they've made it legal in a time when you have unprecedented levels of like of control of load management and and and you know and manipulation to kind of minimize you know not just play you know and not just play the way you should play they're fucking they're squeezing people but we're worried about the her bush and her tits, or there are tits too big?
Starting point is 01:00:38 Did she, when she put little, little bowling pins in front of her tits? Who gives her shit? How Draft King uses AI to target the gamblers likely as to lose. Data science helps determine who receives betting incentives, but the company
Starting point is 01:00:53 has resisted using similar technology to protect gamblers at risk of addiction. About a year into his job, it's, it's, uh, Mr. Bust, his name is Mr. Butz. Jesus Christ
Starting point is 01:01:05 this never ends huh mr. Butts task was a test that model prioritizing free bets and bonuses for those lucky losers soon a question began to know of him aren't many of these people prone to addiction we are looking for traits and features that we can target to indicate a good investment uh
Starting point is 01:01:23 is this is what is this is on point this is what we're using AI for it is like you go oh it's you're still responsible no one's arguing that well guess some people would but you know it's like why are we allowing the government should not be life should not be a constant like we should not be allowed to just be predatorized on a daily basis that shouldn't be like it's all we have a government for you know it's like yeah you could we could have a situation where people are allowed to hunt you and you go it's your responsibility to have a gun and fight back that's not good for society it's not good for the public public good right? Is, you know, oh, is you, it would be a situation where it's legal to like, you know, harvest your organs if we, if you fall asleep on the train.
Starting point is 01:02:15 You are to blame, yes, if you fall asleep in a train. That's actually kind of irresponsible and if you snore, it's kind of, you know, invasive to people. But I don't think it's productive for society. If you're, if I'm allowed, if someone's allowed to, like, kidnap you when you're asleep, you know, and take you back to, like, a motel, cut your kidneys out and throw you on ice and say la vie you know caveat them tour i don't think that's good for society uh so i don't know why we're allowing this why we're allowing ai to like you know
Starting point is 01:02:45 basically follow you around with a flock camera and find out you know uh how many bonus bets we need to give you before you'll finally you know turn over your wife's uh you know uh 401k strange time yeah but again sidney sweetly should probably have not you know she should have uh uh did disclosed if she wasn't an athlete or something i don't understand like it's we're going to war okay i'm not the biggest sydney swiney fan i'm not glazing her it seems like you know but all we do in this society is like is like monetized skin you got foot fetishes you got fucking uh piss fetishes you got furries everyone everyone's doing sex stuff for money A city sweet I mean I don't even think this this would have been done like didn't they do this shit in the in the in the in the in the 90s with the with the the member of the ck1 ads there's a designer imposters they would have like people they were like on MTV it has like this it's like this is this is back to the 70s 60s this is a strange this is a strange um you know it's not you you know it's just ingenuous because of how ridiculous it is it is
Starting point is 01:04:05 but again you know let's Sidney Sweeney if she's gonna have to deal with all this let her fucking let her invade you know Greenland let her invade
Starting point is 01:04:15 Czechoslovakia I'll take a small country I just I feel like we know we need to get some new blood because these people at the top they're just they've been in the casino too long these insider traders
Starting point is 01:04:33 Trump is making two trillion or whatever or two billion right whatever to probably I mean he'll be off two trillion by the time it's over uh it's just you know look the the game is rigged or asking for is to unrigged the game a little bit you know let me you know to let me bet on the ponies I'd love to get in that let's I mean can I start my own app that bets on horses but we teach you about the horses and we get you give the horse here's the thing I love a thing where I can get to know the horse I can give the horse I can pay you can actually virtually drop money in and pay to give the horse a carrot not during the race I mean yeah but like
Starting point is 01:05:14 it's something there'll be someone at the stable and you can give that horse a carrot and you'll see it happen in real time they'll say this is a carrot from Ray Kump and it'll feel so good to give a little I mean horses are beautiful animals and then you can watch them race and you and you bet the money and I don't care if I win or lose you know because I'm with this horse that's a problem with like the horse gambling he's a problem there is no loyalty you don't have a team you're i mean that's that's what all this is doing is destroying any sense of team the team you know or i'm not the biggest sports fan but it is kind of good at like it teaches you like you know stick with your guys and the loyalty and eventually we maybe we'll make it the next one this year
Starting point is 01:05:57 finally right it was good but now we're making we're engineering people to like become mercenaries is going. We're all going to be digital hitmen. We're all going to be digital voyeurs and digital cucks and we're all expected to just take it. That's the phase we're entering and dangerous time.
Starting point is 01:06:20 But you know, I just hope Sidney gets impeached over this or we're put in jail. Maybe we let's put Sidney in jail. She's getting away of this for far too long. and you know put her in jail along with that shiren and uh you know all these is just just
Starting point is 01:06:41 put everyone in jail the paul brothers are here and me we're all here and we're going to we're taking this country back exciting times exciting times Sydney sweet he needs to pay it's so crazy uh thanks so much for tuning in important comp uh i'll see you all very soon have a great night

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