Macrodosing: Arian Foster and PFT Commenter - Hillary Clinton

Episode Date: June 16, 2022

On today's episode of Macrodosing, you asked for it...now you got it. Hillary Clinton. Everything from her early start in politics to the many allegations she continues to face. It's Big T's Mona Lisa.... Arian in studio. All of this and so much more on the show. You don't want to miss this one. Seriously. Enjoy!You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/macrodosing

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey, macrodosing listeners. You can find us every Tuesday and Thursday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon music. Oh, is this a tank? You look small. Like I got stung by bees or like... No, no, no. Like you can bench one milk.
Starting point is 00:00:16 Are we recording right now? Do we get that? Mad Dogg, say that again. I didn't hear you because your mic wasn't on. I told PFT. I think he looks very swole in his new macrodosing tank top. And that he looks like he could possibly best. bench more than billy yeah facts if you buy this tank top you will look like you can
Starting point is 00:00:34 bench press more than billy football and likely you can i i had a i had a i've had a real it realization today here comes an excuse um i officially am i have to wear excels oh no i've belly football yeah an ale game tired tired of taking nails yeah uh well too much it took another oh man it's too long to get that one Welcome back to macro dosing. Oh, God. You took ecstasy? Yeah, I got another X.
Starting point is 00:01:05 All right. We're back. This is a very special episode. This is going to be a super pod. I promise a super pod. We will deliver a super pod. Thank you for tuning into the nanodosing on Tuesday. You'll be a little disappointed in me, though.
Starting point is 00:01:18 I'm going to be disappointed. I got really drunk last night. I was supposed to prep. I'm not disappointed. I bet. I'm not disappointed at all. Same. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:01:25 Billy got super drunk, too. Yeah. We went live on the on the macrodosing and Instagram. Thank you for the people that showed up It was pretty lit I hope nobody It was screen recorded this I had one person
Starting point is 00:01:36 One person hit me up To give me a heads up About the Instagram live I don't know what was discussed on One person said hey Just a heads up I think Billy said That we don't have to clean up in the office
Starting point is 00:01:48 And then Aryan said Yeah this place is a mess anyways I hate to break to you I was the most sober one there Those words might have been spout Billy you know you have to clean up I know we have to clean up I know, I know we had to clean up, but that was like other people's stuff.
Starting point is 00:02:02 No, yeah, he was talking to his mom. We weren't in here. He was talking to his mom, and she was trying to clean up the bar area. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, not in here. Was it your mess? No, no, no, she was just trying to clean up after other people. Gotcha, okay. Mom, don't do that.
Starting point is 00:02:16 Okay. Well, you guys looked like you had a very fun time at the game yesterday. That's fair. I saw some of the pictures. I saw some of the alleged reports coming out of the game. Avery, no hands. I just think it's interesting that Avery didn't show up today. Yeah, right?
Starting point is 00:02:31 He's like, oh, I can't make it. The train's bad. That's right. I wouldn't be here either if I were him. Yeah. Because it sounds like he really embarrassed not only everybody. Not only everybody, like everybody in this room, but also probably all the listeners. Like who wants to listen.
Starting point is 00:02:43 All the Yankee fans, too. There's people around them that was pissed. So people that don't know who's at the Yankee game. That's a great seat. Shout out to game time. Game time. And a foul ball heads our way. It feels like it was in slow motion, dog.
Starting point is 00:02:57 like a movie like I've never seen a more perfect foul ball in my life dude I'm so pissed Now was it a line drive No it was a high looping Perfectly toward him There's nobody else in the rest of the motion
Starting point is 00:03:10 In that song plays It was amazing And here it comes And I had a drink And I was letting that shit go Yeah And so I sat I was in my seat I didn't stand up
Starting point is 00:03:22 It was right by Avery We were sitting right next to each other He stands up Billy got everybody some kind of sandwich What sandwich was it Yeah I got I was like run around
Starting point is 00:03:30 Trying to dude I'm so pissed I've always wanted to catch What kind of sandwich was it man Steak sandwich You wouldn't have been able to reach it If you were in your seat I don't think I would know dude
Starting point is 00:03:39 I would have popped up I was do you see me reacting It was the way it was This is Billy By the way This is Billy doing Mark Wahlberg This is Billy If I was in that seat
Starting point is 00:03:50 I would have caught that ball I would have It was my seat I went to like go run errands No it was It was to Avery, who was in the row in front. I was sitting there, though. I had to reach up and right.
Starting point is 00:04:01 So it was. Billy, Billy could have probably reached over a little bit. There could have been less reach. Avery's mistake that he made was that he had a, it was coming. We were on the third baseline. So it was coming from our right. Yeah. And he had the steak sandwich in his right hand.
Starting point is 00:04:19 And he decided to not switch the steak sandwich into his left hand. No, no, no. But that's fine. If you're right-handed. There you go. You started this nonsense about, well, it was my left hand. Yeah. Brother, that's the hand you catch with.
Starting point is 00:04:31 A hundred percent. That's it. What hand do you wear the glove on? That's fact. You're offhand. Yeah, but then he tried to OBJ it too. Like, so he has the, he has a sandwich in his hand and he tries to like. He went out.
Starting point is 00:04:42 No, he went like this with it. Like back. Yeah. He tried to backhand it. And it was just a bad attempt. And it thawed it off his name. We had, we had Trump's minions in front of us. And they was like, dude, dropped a stamp.
Starting point is 00:04:55 sandwich. It's just like, it was bad, man. He did save my mom, though. Yes. Shout out of every. Billy's, Billy's mom, Miss Billy, she ducked. And he, he swatted it out of there. And then some lady behind us ended up getting the, getting the ball. I've been to a couple hundred baseball games in my life and I've never seen an opportunity that perfect. It was damn. I'm very disappointed. Because there was no one else from him to the end of the row. It was just him. So he had all this room to, he could move wherever he needed to. It was. Okay. So tell me what happened in the aftermath walk me through like the moment of impact and then the reaction of everybody around which is yelled at every everybody was mad at him uh billy so this is the thing billy had gone to get i think his mama drink or something like that yeah so he he wasn't there and when he came back my guy was pissed and then okay so he did gaslight you billy i know okay i could tell so i went with it so you know it was it was your mom's idea though i know that's funny so so So Billy left again and then so she turns to the lady that has the ball. She's like, I want to play a joke on my son and pretend another foul ball came.
Starting point is 00:06:02 And so just let me borrow the ball. And so when Billy comes back. And so we so he was telling them like, yo, another one. And I caught this shit. That would have been awesome. If there was like a camera on her and she had the foul ball. And you know how you see like sometimes at a ball game. A man will catch a foul ball and then walk up a couple steps and give it to like a four-year-old kid who will like go nuts.
Starting point is 00:06:23 if Billy's mom was shown like catching a foul ball and handing it to Billy and Billy like crying tears of joy because I was walking back with the drinks for everybody and then some stoolies were like Billy it went right to your seat and I was like what a foul ball would right to your seat I was like what I was so pissed
Starting point is 00:06:41 oh here he is all right Mr. Hans you and Igor one of the same well that's not true Igor would have caught it Yeah, he wouldn't call it. All right, Avery, so maybe you can help out because I'm sure you're going to say that there's a bunch of fake news happening.
Starting point is 00:06:59 No, I don't want to put too much on it because the people don't want to listen to me talk and hear about this. Definitely not. They do. No. Basically what happened was I had a sandwich in one hand. Which hand? My right hand. I didn't make the proper decision.
Starting point is 00:07:13 And it's a lot of thinking going involved when the ball's in the air. I fucked up. You want me to tell you I fucked up? I fucked up. Write it. Okay. You fucked up. You took Ryan Gomes?
Starting point is 00:07:24 No, I can respect that. He owned it. None of us will ever have an opportunity like that again. It gave us another reason to do a game time ad. Shout out GameTime, greatest company in the world. You fucked Game Time hard. No, I didn't. Can you imagine the content we could have gotten out of getting a foul ball in the seats that game time was so great?
Starting point is 00:07:41 The fact that you care so much about catching a fly ball is like crazy. Because it's like one of the coolest things you can do. Not at all. Not even close to one of the coolest things you can do. Absolutely not. I've caught multiple fly balls. It's just not. Listen, I fucked up.
Starting point is 00:07:56 For sure not true. So you're saying a percentage is high. I fucked up trying to catch it with one hand, but it's like not a cool thing at all. I mean, it says the guy that's caught multiple. Right. Are we listening to this guy right now? Like there's like 30 to 40 foul balls a game. They're not 30 to 40, but also.
Starting point is 00:08:14 I've never cut a foul ball. I've never. Yeah, I mean, people go to hundreds of baseball games and never catch me. I mean, I've been to eight and that was the closest I've ever seen. Yeah. We caught two, actually. Yeah, we told them already. He kind of figured.
Starting point is 00:08:27 I had another rough morning. Like, literally since the Rangers have lost my life has been miserable, so. I'm sorry, man. There you go. And then there was a dude who I've never, and you know how we manifested on the show? There was a lightning fan in the stands, you know, trash name. But he was the only one in the fans. And I guess they're in the series with the Rangers, or they won the series?
Starting point is 00:08:47 They won the series. And so you had the entire section just. talking shit to one dude and he just stands up is his 2-0 or some shit like that I was like yo I respect this man yeah Aaron was like risking our friendship as a certain point He was like I'm about to ride with this guy
Starting point is 00:09:02 I'm like no you're not Just on his strap because it was on his head And I was like yo you gotta be You gotta have a little bit about you To stand up to a whole section I've seen that happen multiple times In baseball games and it's actually Like yeah it's balls you do
Starting point is 00:09:14 But what ends up happening is security End up taking you out Even though you did nothing and you're like They take you out for your safety You can't do that, though. That's a lawsuit. Yeah. I paid my money.
Starting point is 00:09:25 No, no. They're like, you got to go. Like, you're inciting a riot, basically. They are. I'm chilling. I know. I know, but they still, it's easier to just take you out of the situation than it is to deal with all the mob. It makes sense, though.
Starting point is 00:09:38 That's victim blaming. That's saying, like, look at what you're wearing. Were you asking to be. Facts. Well, I'm a big fan of Channing, take it off. And then the whole crowd shouts take it off at the guy with the jersey. And then if they end up, taking it off, it's like a huge win.
Starting point is 00:09:53 That actually is a nice moment where like the crowd like applauds. Yeah, you're like, yeah. We did that. Yeah. I built that. I mean, it was a raise game. So. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:10:02 And I did see the picture. It looked like somebody, oh, I guess I'll ask it this way. Big T. When you saw the guy wearing the Trump 45 jersey in front of you, did you, did you change? Because you're like, we can't. So this is awkward. We both wore the same thing. I've never once owned a piece of.
Starting point is 00:10:21 merchandise for any political candidate. Yeah, I think that's that's a good choice to make because people will always let you down no matter what. In fact, I'm not even making this a political thing. I'm saying that if you just, if you wear a jersey with the name of your favorite politician
Starting point is 00:10:37 on the back, you are a fucking loser here square. There were two of them too. Really? And they were matching. And they had girls with them. They were a high school kid. Was it? Yeah. So they couldn't even vote. Yeah. They didn't even vote for the guy. those guys were they were drinking 20s no dude high school like they they were there on a Tuesday
Starting point is 00:10:57 so they're probably out of school and they're high school kids dude we were there on a Tuesday I know but we have a very different situation I couldn't there were 40,000 people there on a Tuesday Billy I know it's what that show was packed for a Tuesday though like dude I love the Yankees you like it's awesome yeah is that you fan I didn't know yeah okay no I'm in a huge Yankee fan it's just sick it's just like awesome Billy used to go up to the Bronx by himself when he was five years old. He'd be like those kids that you see from like six from the old time he plays right in the subway with his newsboy cap on.
Starting point is 00:11:32 We're going to go see the Bronx promise. We got a ton of confirmation. Yeah, I was about to say that. From Miss football last night. Miss Billy said that he did used to go to a library by himself. She said he went to the movies, but I'm still calling cap on that shit. You're not a nine-year-old by yourself going to the movies, gee. I had a lot of free city.
Starting point is 00:11:51 Yeah, I had a lot of free reign. I was a city kid. I don't believe Ms. Billy. She seems like a wonderful lady, but that aspect, I'm calling it. Well, she confirmed it. I think that as the years go by, you know, the stories start to, you know, get a little better. I actually respect that, Bill. If that did in fact happen, I think that, and I'm speaking as somebody that doesn't have any kids that I know of.
Starting point is 00:12:14 But I think that in today's day and age, we micromanage our kids so much. We're so afraid of things. I think statistically it's never been a safer time to be a kid. If you're worried about something happening to your kid, you should be worried about the people that are in your family or people that you know very well that around the kid very frequently. That's true. Like letting your kid do stuff like go take the subway on their own
Starting point is 00:12:37 or wander around the city on their own. I think that's good. I think that's a good thing that more parents should be doing. I'm not going to do it. My mom called it a free range parenting. Yeah. Yeah. And you turned out great.
Starting point is 00:12:47 It's more that she just wanted me out of the house. I was just like just joking Miss Billy I believe you But see this is the thing though though Like When you have a kid Right And yes you're right
Starting point is 00:12:58 Statistically speaking This is probably the most safe Time to have In time to have kids And kidnapping and all that shit But it's like I got a 12 year old daughter Like you can't go down the street Without me I'm sorry
Starting point is 00:13:09 Yeah It just You can't do it Like I know Like I remember when I was like six We used to just run the neighborhoods Like all day No
Starting point is 00:13:18 Yeah Can't stay I guess I'm probably going to change my tune like 100% when I do have kids. Oh, is it? Probably be like the most. It's a win. Yeah, no, I, I'm going to be dad. Last night I decided, like, Aryan really turned me around.
Starting point is 00:13:32 Holy shit. And I want to, I want to be a father. So I had sex yesterday and, and she's pregnant. So, you put one in there. I can just tell. Like, you know, that feeling like when it leaves your hand. Oh, 100%. If you shoot a basket, you're like good.
Starting point is 00:13:45 Did no look? Yeah. I did a shimmy. You turn around from her and just. walk off you know what you did i said Kobe you did a bat flip yeah yeah exactly bat flipped no unfortunately did not have sex last night but i'm feeling more potent than ever it's just a feeling i can you know i know my body we need we should do nobody does better than you yeah honestly when coli comes back my mom gave me this idea we should do a fertility episode like talking
Starting point is 00:14:12 about like uh all like you're pointing at me man no remember we had this conversation here you got finish land your plane like how people try to have different sex babies like the different ways oh yeah there's there's people who feel like uh they they know how to make a boy or a girl oh yeah doggy style is twins that's not true that's all i know that's all i know about that that's not true uh if you want to go to a game like the rest of the macrodosing crew did yesterday and even though arian said he didn't miss me i know that he did i didn't otherwise he wouldn't have said that If you really didn't miss me, you wouldn't have said anything at all. That's not true.
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Starting point is 00:16:18 and also, Billy did buy all the Lobel sandwiches. These are $20 of pop. These aren't cheap sandwiches. So I felt like if I caught it and had the sandwich in my hand at the same time, it would have been like, maybe I would have gotten like a Lobel sponsorship. That's not entirely true that you, you protected her. You actually deflected it back
Starting point is 00:16:36 toward her. No. It just happened to go over her head to the two rows back. Yeah, it didn't hit her. So I saved her. Yeah, but saying you protected her is a bit disingenuous. That was his instinct to protect her. How about that? Can we settle on that? Okay, yeah.
Starting point is 00:16:50 I did thank you before you were here, Avery. Yeah, that was very valued. We didn't leave that part out, you know. Hero. Does your hand hurt from missing the ball so bad? That's what, okay. That's what, uh, surprisingly no. Um, because it was hit so softly.
Starting point is 00:17:04 Yeah. It was, I, I've never seen a more perfect. Like, I was doing that little, uh, dun, dun, dun, dun, it was like in slow motion, though. I know, and I think I, two hands I would have for sure caught it. One hand, one hand, left hand was tough. Were you on TV? No, see, that's the thing. If someone has video, I'll pay you not to post it.
Starting point is 00:17:25 I'll pay you to post it. And I'll match. Okay. Well, double of nothing is nothing. Yeah, and I'm matching. I'm matching. All right. I'll just triple that shit.
Starting point is 00:17:34 There you go. All right. So we're going to get into our topic relatively soon on this podcast. Like real quick, I have a bone to pick. Never mind. Yep. college's taking too long with his kid yeah how much time does this kid need to be raised one week one yeah you got to figure it out yourself kid okay so that's six days he said six
Starting point is 00:17:58 days i mean think about baby deer's born and they just hop up and they go yeah humans need a lot of a lot of hand holding yeah i'm a big fan of the spartan baby method throw them to the wolves just for one night i like it you just give them to a wolf for a night Well, no, that's later, but you just leave them outside. And if they come back, then they, then they with the shits. And if they don't, they were soft. Oh, I didn't know that. No, Spartan baby raising is insane.
Starting point is 00:18:21 I was joking, by the way, that's child abuse. But the first day they're born, they leave them on a cliff for a night. And if they survive, then they get to live. And if they don't, it's just. Then they don't get to live. Yeah. That's fucked up. We need to, no.
Starting point is 00:18:35 And then when they're like, they when they're six, then they have to fight a wolf. Yeah. Do they win? like a baby wolf I'm not sure yeah that doesn't make any sense at all I think we're 14 they fight a wolf but they fight they kill the wolf
Starting point is 00:18:50 they do kill a wolf confirmed they get a weapon I think they do have a weapon I'm saying I mean dude I agree with the Aryan's wheelhouse just saying man wolves are powerful in numbers one wolf even if if you do catch a lone wolf
Starting point is 00:19:03 he's probably soft and he's probably scared of you and he's probably been ostracized from his pack but the lion and the tiger may be stronger but the wolf does not perform in the circus just something to think about is that like a so a meme
Starting point is 00:19:17 on Tuesday I tweeted out when I was at the gym I like tweeting out gym memes when I'm there so true yeah so true so the wolf does not performing the circus but it's funny because the wolf literally got domesticated as fuck and now they're fucking now they are in the circus they are the circus
Starting point is 00:19:32 they are the circus yeah they should okay genius idea a dog circus that's the thing fuck dude one guy adopted a dog one and it started doing all these crazy tricks and apparently it was a former circus trainer's dog that used to perform in the circus and then he died and dog went to the pound
Starting point is 00:19:50 and they adopted the dog and found out that it knew all these tricks. What a jackpot. Yeah, that's like... Holy shit. That's awesome, right? Yeah, what kind of dog was it? I think it was like a, like,
Starting point is 00:19:59 I think it was a Pomeran. Oh, fuck that. Never mind. That dog sucks. I don't know what a Pomeranerian. I'm with Aaron. It's like a little Fomeranians. I'm with that.
Starting point is 00:20:06 Let's do any... Yeah, get rid of them. Any fuck dog lovers on board. Let's go. Yeah, I mean. You sometimes I think about punting small dogs. Yeah, you do. Except Jack Russell's.
Starting point is 00:20:17 They're cool. I like the small dogs that were bred to go into badger holes to fight them. Doxins are cool. Yeah. What the fuck? French bulldogs are cool. Boston Terriers are cool. I typed in Pomeranian.
Starting point is 00:20:32 I've never seen this on Google before. Like, you just type it in and then like there's a, there's a 3D picture of a. Oh, shit. That's crazy. An animated 3D picture of a. Whoa, what the fuck? You see that shit? Wait, is that all for all dog breeds?
Starting point is 00:20:45 I don't know. I just typed it in and that's, that's getting, uh, see. Bulldog. Have you guys used the, the Google, or I don't think it's Google. It's cool. Holy fuck. Is it for you too? Meet a life size bulldog up close.
Starting point is 00:20:57 What? So I don't want you type in. Is that for any dogs? Is this a thing now? Yeah, I don't know. When I guess. Let's see. Time for pause.
Starting point is 00:21:03 What the hell? Which company does this? What kind of app did I just get sent to? I typed in Pit bull and it's the singer. Yeah. what the hell there's a there's a new app out there I think it's called the dolly
Starting point is 00:21:15 D-A-L-L-E AI image generator oh yeah where you can just type in whatever words you want and it'll just create these haunted fucking crazy images well I was actually telling
Starting point is 00:21:28 Arian about this yesterday because someone made one for Arian with dogs did you guys see that in your feed can someone pull it up so we're talking Aaron and I were talking about how in dreams
Starting point is 00:21:38 all the people you see are people's faces that you've encountered and that your mind cannot create a unique face that you haven't seen and AI can't create faces either like that are... So if you look at all the photos, everything else seems like pretty standard
Starting point is 00:21:59 except the person's face looks really wild. That's like a distortion. Yeah. So like whenever in... Even though you can like piece people's faces together like when you're drawing like a mat like can you in your head imagine like someone who has PFT's eyes
Starting point is 00:22:18 arians facial structure big T's beard like can you like actually like put that together? It sounds hot it sounds very hot but no use this use this image generator it's it's fucking crazy I think this is like our lives just took a turn this is what is this app that's on my phone
Starting point is 00:22:39 I don't know. When you type in any dog, there's just an animation for it. English master. It's just what I've never is this, this Google has updated. And the thing is if you like click on it, oh, they don't have American Bulldog for it. Okay. They don't have Mastiff either. Okay.
Starting point is 00:22:53 So I did Rottweiler, they had Rottweiler, they had Pomeranian. Doverman Pinscher. That is why. Oh, you can do the TV. Oh, my God. You have a, yeah. So then you click on it takes you this other app that I even know I had more animals. they have all sorts of cane corso
Starting point is 00:23:09 and then like if you guys remember the nintend dogs for those who are listening it basically just you have a nintendo dog on your phone god cane coros are sick yo this is this is very cool this is insane this I'm trying to I know this might be considered terrible podcasting I'm trying to describe it to you
Starting point is 00:23:27 but I just found out I have several different Nintendo dogs on my phone through Google and they're all mine the beagle has a ball The beagle's the only one with the ball. How come the beagle has a ball? Do they make this for other animals? Because if so, then Billy is just, this is going to occupy his entire summer.
Starting point is 00:23:43 I know. Here, I'm going to send you guys, I'm going to send all of you this beagle. Okay, thank you, Billy. Yeah. I like beagles, too. It's where a small dog's go. Beagles are okay. Little yappy, though.
Starting point is 00:23:53 Little yappy, they get, like, Howley, because they got that hound in them. Yeah, but if I had, like, I would love to have an army of beagles and just, like, go fox hunting or something, coyotes. I like foxes, though, too. dogs are shit foxes i think are an underrated animal so foxes they used to get hunted like is fuck in england like they used to go on those fox hunts with all the dogs and the guys in the red coats and they used to hunt them so much that they banned it made it illegal but now there's so many foxes that like london like have has foxes like raccoons there's just foxes swarming around yeah like you'll be walking in london late at night and you'll see a fox what
Starting point is 00:24:32 What hunts the fox? Humans. Oh, besides us. Humans and hounds. I feel like larger predators, probably when there was wolves in England. Wild cats?
Starting point is 00:24:44 No. Well, they would. Yeah. Foxes tend to not. They're scavengers. They tend to follow around larger predators. Well,
Starting point is 00:24:52 there's that one fox and grizzly man. That fox is very cute. Oh, the one that followed him? Yeah. Is that the one where he gets eaten? Yeah. Is fox good? Have you had a fox?
Starting point is 00:25:01 Eat it? Yeah. You don't really eat fox. Why? You feed it to the dogs. You just keep the pelt. Why would you eat a fox? I don't think that, I think the meat's like super gamey.
Starting point is 00:25:11 Okay, here's a list of things that eat foxes. Eagles. That's great. The facts. Owls. You write wolves, coyotes. Ooh, that's like, it's like infighting kind of, isn't it? Like coyotes and foxes?
Starting point is 00:25:23 They don't know that they write down a block from the evolutionary chain. Mountain lions, bobcats, leopards, bears, wolverings, Wolverines. Foxes eat other foxes Yeah, Fox on Fox crime Damn I didn't know that Fox News right Billy Yeah Fox
Starting point is 00:25:40 Dude all these All the foxes are getting radicalized Billy wanted to start They only watch Fox News Billy wanted to start like a competing website called Fox News but it was just news about foxes No it's news for Foxes I know but it's a way better idea to just do news about Fox
Starting point is 00:25:58 No no I want all the Foxes If you're watching Fox News Well, no Fox watches TV. Yeah, but like in my head, I've anamorphomorphic humanize them. See, I'm just trying to make your money, Billy. Yes. There's a market out there for people that want to know Fox News. Anti-Fox.
Starting point is 00:26:13 Yeah. You can play both sides. I like that. Make them, turn the people against each other. Something, like, became crystal clear to me. I forget what I was looking at on the timeline the other day. So I'm going to get on my soapbox just real quick and then we'll move into Hillary Clinton. Um, if your main source of news that you're consuming out there is making you angry about
Starting point is 00:26:37 things, you need to reexamine what and who is giving you your news just in general. I know that's like a very basic thing to say, but it really kind of became crystal clear. And this is not, I'm not talking about any specific, uh, political stance that people are taking, but because it exists actually, you know what it was that made me kind of just realize what a crock of shit a lot of our media is? is that fucking Occupy Democrats account on Twitter. They basically took the Occupy movement, which you could say that was probably mostly a leftist movement,
Starting point is 00:27:13 but definitely not a liberal movement, right? But they also had some people like Rand Paul Republicans, Ron Paul Republicans that were teaming up on that side. And then Occupy Democrats came along, and they're like, we're going to take the Occupy tag because people know what it means. And we're just going to be the shittiest human beings. and just tweet out stuff and be like, retweet and follow if you think that Lauren
Starting point is 00:27:35 Bobert should be dismissed from Congress because she used to be a whore. You know, things like that. And all they, I would scroll through their timeline and all they do is they just try to like piss people off. They just try to get people angry about stuff that sometimes is just that ultimately they're just trying to grow their following. And I was thinking to myself like, this is exactly what's wrong with political news. And it definitely exists on the right, too, where people just exist to make you mad about
Starting point is 00:28:01 stuff and then that's the red meat if you're getting tossed red meat and and you're just getting pissed off reading the news and and hearing about like all all the different crises that they're trying to get you to get pissed off about you're just lining somebody's pocket at that point you're nothing but a mark to them and oh like there there is a that's a business in my world well there's you're being a mark there's some stuff that you can get pissed off about certainly in politics i get that i understand that but if if that's all they're doing is trying to find the thing to piss you off, that should be a red flag that whoever is
Starting point is 00:28:35 tossing you with the red meat is just doing it because they're getting paid off you being angry. But you are describing all of the news. Basically, a lot of the news. It's addicting. Yeah, it gets you addicted. I mean, like sports is similar. There's some independent news that
Starting point is 00:28:51 I follow that he really just, he's, I won't say who it is, but he's just really chill. He just says what happens, says his opinion on it and moves on to the next story. There's know like you need to be or you know I understand what you're saying is it's like the politicization of every well I think I think I think everything I think
Starting point is 00:29:06 everything is political but I think it's like the heightened climate you're just trying to muddy the waters I get what you say I get what you say yeah there's people that just exist to get people angry about stuff and I think it's I follow this cat on Twitter it's called like nothing but good news or something like that and he just has like heartwarming stories and even now and then I'm like
Starting point is 00:29:28 fuck this kid the old timeline cleanse yeah Yeah, I like that. The good news guy pisses you off. Fuck this shit. I can say something bad. But it is crazy how like, I don't know what the human psychology of just being angry is addictive. But I guess it's like people just want to feel something. I think it also makes you feel superior to whatever, whatever you're getting angry about.
Starting point is 00:29:51 It makes you feel like I'm the good guy. And all these other people are the bad guys. And so it makes you feel good about yourself a little bit. that's what I think the addictive part is so the media and entertainment has merged and it's a it's never the cat's out of the back I know you never never get that back
Starting point is 00:30:12 you know it was I can point to the exact moment it happened it was when Discovery Channel in the animal planet started making mockumentaries I'm telling you that is the beginning of where truth and lies started to melt I was I've been a avid watcher of animal planet history channel discovery uh since i was very young and there was just the
Starting point is 00:30:36 point where there was a huge switch in the like like documentaries about facts until sergey more entertaining those mermaid documentaries the megaladon documentary that were like i do enjoy all the programming yeah you were just talking two days ago about how great prehistoric planet was and that's that's all factual i looked at i when david atonbrough at the end the episode says if you want to learn more about the stories how we it's called forensic paleontology and those exact scenes are based off of what they deduced from different uh fossils they found okay i watched the first episode and it was like um a tyrannosaurus rex was in the ocean yeah he was crossing the island he's swimming was little arms and then and then one of the one of i don't know
Starting point is 00:31:22 what was that dinosaur that got him that one of his kids oh the mosasaurus moses came in and clipped off one of the little ones but it's very reminiscent of like you know a duck uh with ducklings and one of them getting taken down by a bass yeah that makes sense i mean dinosaurs were more birds once you start thinking of dinosaurs is not just like like strictly reptilian but something with a little higher intelligence like a bird it all starts to make sense i'm going to start doing that you start doing that it'll start to make sense of this mixed up world. Everything will come into place. Yeah. I like to air by some birds. Yeah. We're all really birds when you think about it. Let's get into Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton. Today is a big day.
Starting point is 00:32:07 She's thick. Hillary Clinton? Hillary Clinton is thick. She's not thick. She is dumb thick. Like now? She's dummy thick. I saw a picture of her recently. I guess I just hadn't looked at her, you know, very recently. You know who she looks like now? Spitting image of Emperor Palpatine. Star Wars. I don't know. She looks like an undead, I don't know what he is. Is he a human?
Starting point is 00:32:32 Is he, I've never seen Star Wars? I don't know. Is he a thing? Emperor who? He's an emperor. Palpatine. P-A-L-P-A-T-I-N-E? This, I feel like it's going to be a good episode.
Starting point is 00:32:41 Oh, no. Does she not? Yeah, you ain't going to argue for me there. It's going to unite Big T and Arian, like the Crips and the Bloods, tie the bandana together. Hillary Clinton, as, as Big T. is empirically, one of the most disliked people. Like we have evidence.
Starting point is 00:33:00 In the history of modern politics. And there's a lot that we can get into. And I'm sure Big T's going to have his facts ready to go. I've got some things that I absolutely detest about Hillary Clinton that I could, like, imagine wearing a Hillary Clinton baseball jersey to the Yankees game. I'm sure there are probably some people that own Hillary Clinton jerseys. I'm with her. For sure.
Starting point is 00:33:23 Yeah. I think that's probably a possible. for her. I mean, the fanfare for Hillary was huge. Yeah, a lot of that was like, no, no, like, they had you believe it was. A lot of people were like, I can't wait to have a woman president, which like that's, that's a real thing to people, you know, like 51% of the population, it would probably mean a lot to them to have a female president. But, you know, I think there probably could have been much stronger choices. You know, the day that Donald Trump won the election. I was in high school. It was senior year. And none of the teachers and
Starting point is 00:34:00 like half of the students didn't show up to school. So I of course had to go to like no one's going to let me stay home from school. I would assume that Billy you would have if anybody would have tried to turn this into a day that you could take off. Like I don't I don't see an excuse that you wouldn't use to try to get off. It was the chillest day ever because then me and all my buddies were at school and all of our classes were canceled and like no one was at school so we just had so much fun all day it's just boys day yeah i got an email the next morning from a professor that said um i have no idea why i have to address this but i've gotten enough emails that i feel like i should um we are having class today yeah i don't know why y'all would think we're not um but we
Starting point is 00:34:42 for sure are you are supposed to be there i got a very funny email last night actually i'm going to read this out loud. At some point when I was on the campaign trail back in 2016, I signed up for a lot of different email lists based on events that I was trying to get into. Massacus. And one of which was the Trump fundraising email and the GOP fundraising emails that got sent out. And so I got an email last night, urgent alert via GOP. We can't find the note you left for President Trump. PFT, President Trump's birthday is today, all caps, and we notice that you never signed his official birthday card that we're putting together for him.
Starting point is 00:35:25 Remember, when you sign President Trump's official birthday card, you can even leave him a personal note to read. Time is running out, PFT, add your name now. Please sign President Trump's official birthday card by 1159 tonight to ensure your name and personalized note is included. We're finalizing President Trump's card soon, so please don't miss your chance to personally wish him happy birthday before it's too late and then they gave me like a little card that I can imagine my name being on to sign President
Starting point is 00:35:53 Trump's birthday card and that's it's just so funny that they're like can you can you shoot me that link I'll fill it out you want yeah we present Trump noticed that you didn't wish him a happy birthday and he's very upset with you please pay him $250 to make up for him so weird happy birthday DT we miss you no we don't but that's so it's so weird like can you I just don't understand it like we was at the baseball game
Starting point is 00:36:22 but he had two dudes sitting there with Trump jerseys on batching it's so weird if we were sitting there and like I'm a big Bernie fan though like I think I think I think he aligns more with my politics than anybody else I'm not wearing no fucking Bernie jersey
Starting point is 00:36:38 bro it's just weird dude I think Bernie's bumper stickers is probably one of the most seen bumper stickers I used to see back then Bernie stickers were everywhere Yeah, because say what you want about Bernie Sanders If you don't agree with some of his policies
Starting point is 00:36:55 The man has stood up for about Like basically the same stuff For the last like 40 years He's the most consistent politician that we have ever had Until they paid him off Who? Who? Dude, how much money did he get And then he dropped out?
Starting point is 00:37:09 He got fucked by by Hillary. 100%. He got fucked by the establishment and then to go away, they paid him off. He got fucked by Hillary. He just dropped out
Starting point is 00:37:17 because he wasn't getting any more. And then he got like two houses. It wasn't going to win. Well, he's an 80 year old man that has a second house I think a lot of people have like a lake house
Starting point is 00:37:28 or something that they've been working. I agree. He was banging, doing the same stuff until he kind of got into the club and what became a part of the I don't think he ever got it.
Starting point is 00:37:40 I think that the Democrats still hate him. Dog, liberals hate Bernie Sanders. They blame Bernie for losing to Trump. Yeah, no, I understand. They blame Bernie and Bernie supporters for losing to Trump. We agree. Like a drum. Coming from a, thank you.
Starting point is 00:37:55 Yeah, you would be saying that. Well, there are, there are a lot of people who voted for Trump who would have voted for Bernie. Because he's a very similar person. There's video. The way he acts. I hell no. An old man from the north. They, they are very.
Starting point is 00:38:10 They're older, and they were white. In disposition. They were. People vote. There are, there is a very large portion of the electorate that does not, could not tell you anything about policy whatsoever. I agree with that. That votes based on how people make them feel. And Bernie made people feel very similarly to how Trump made people feel.
Starting point is 00:38:28 I don't. And he, there would have been a lot of Trump voters who voted for Bernie. I kind of agree with big T on this one. I think that there are a lot of people that, um, appreciated somebody that spoke with no filter and didn't seem like they were. were changing based on messaging based on what polls were saying i'll give you this one i give you this one i think that they both spoke to i think one was actually about it and one was not but they both spoke to standing up to the establishment breaking status quo of what has been in in our politics and so i i think that would be where the bend diagram overlaps it's not like it's kind
Starting point is 00:39:02 of rare where you hear Bernie makes you remember Bernie reminds you of trump they they spoke to similar points they spoke similarly like in actually how they talked like there there are a lot of people who voted for Trump who would have voted for Bernie and there's a small chance that they were born in the same hospital whoa on the same day because they were born they switched at birth is Bernie Sanders Donald Trump no but they like that would be a fucking I mean one grew up in Brooklyn one grew up in Queens that's like within that's like on the same island but I wanted to go back to something for a second and we'll talk about this later I'm sure but while while we'd mention it. Like, I think, and I think we all agree
Starting point is 00:39:41 on this. Oh, real quick, Hillary is dick. Oh, shit. I had no idea. He said the picture of the group. My bad. My bad. That changes things. Yeah. She should have been. While we mentioned it like y'all said, that Bernie got fucked by Hillary. And what I think you meant was like the Democrats, right? Yes. Well, Hillary was in bed with the DNC.
Starting point is 00:40:02 Right. And the DNC fucked Bernie. Because when we say that, when we said, like, what do you mean? because I think we all agree on that. I just don't know what form that takes in your mind. And in some of the debates that were scheduled in the primaries and how much weight was thrown behind certain candidates. Like Bernie, I think, cleaned up in Iowa, right?
Starting point is 00:40:25 And yeah, there were things that the DNC was doing to make Hillary look like she was the presumptive frontrunner for a long time. And there was a lot of messaging. You can find a lot of it. And I guess some of this is speculative and some of it is like kind of circumstantial, but the people that are the usual hatchet men and hatchet women for the DNC when it comes to the media pieces that are written, the people that the DNC goes to to get these stories written and the information that they plan, there was a lot of stuff coming out from establishment press that was anti-Bernie pro-Hillary. Yes. So like CNN and, you know, liberal news media, they'll put out a lot of stuff like, oh, Medicare for All isn't popular with the voters. And we're going to lose voters if we keep pushing these candidates. So shit like that. And Obama coming out and saying, and that's what bothered me the most about Obama. But like all these like mainstream liberals will come out against Bernie's policies, which are popular amongst people. Medicare fraud is very popular amongst people. I think if Donald Trump had, if he actually had followed through on his promises to deliver a health care plan, which remember that he was saying like, he used to be like, we're putting it out next week.
Starting point is 00:41:47 And he said that for like three years, four years, four years, four years. Five, because he was saying it on a campaign. Even before the election. If he had actually, if he had, if he had done something that was like we're going to get more people covered in health care than we have right now with. with Obamacare, I think that Donald Trump would have won. If he had, like, made that appeal, if he had just said plainly to people, you're all going to get health care, then I think he would have smoked Joe Biden. I really do.
Starting point is 00:42:14 I think that, like, and when you're talking about, like, people getting, like, I think the enthusiasm that people had for Bernie in 2016 is comparable to the enthusiasm that people ended up having for Trump in 2016. Or, like, Bernie could sell out arenas, like, people would show up. People, the thing is, Big T's right that there would have been a lot of Trump. voters that voted for Bernie, I think. But also, I think there would have been more people that didn't vote that would have shown up to vote for Bernie Sanders.
Starting point is 00:42:41 Especially younger. He had, he had the pulse on the younger. Yeah, like nobody, there were some people, but by and large, there was nobody that was like, I can't fucking wait to vote for Hillary Clinton. No, there were. There were. There were songs. I mean, dude.
Starting point is 00:42:55 They were all the, like, all the girls in my school and high school were all like, yeah. I think that's what, yeah. Like, it's her time. Yeah. going nuts there's um i mean that's that's what the democrats have that they're running up against and uh this next election cycle is like is anybody out there like i can't fucking wait to vote for joe biden yeah like who's who's the last have you met a joe biden stand i actually have really there was that there was a guy in my gov class junior year his name
Starting point is 00:43:25 was brian and he loved sleepy uncle he called him uncle joe can we get him on the phone now actually let me let me call he always doing it's he's doing it's Yeah. I was going to ask, though, like right now, who do we think is going to run for the Democrats in 2020? He's going to run again. I think I said this. He's going to be weekend at Bernie. He's going to die and there's going to prop his body up.
Starting point is 00:43:46 I think I said two weeks ago on the show that I think it's going to be Mayor Pete. Oh, I can not. Oh, I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. Mayor Pete is like a lib wet dream too. Oh, my God. I'm not doing it. But let's talk about Hillary.
Starting point is 00:44:00 Let's get into the H-Dogue. She killed first at four years old She got a taste for blood It was a homeless It was a homeless man With a knife So she was born Hillary Rodham In 1947 I think
Starting point is 00:44:17 That's her that's her maiden last name Hilary yeah Hillary Rodham Clinton HRC sounds like Rodan The Godzilla monster She met Bill at Yale So before Yale though So she went to Wellesley College Which I'm not quite sure where that is
Starting point is 00:44:32 It's an all-girls school, I think, in Mass. Okay. So she goes to Wellesley College. She was the president of the Young Republicans Club. Interesting. But it was there that she, so she starts reading this guy named Saul Olensky. Do you know about this guy? I'm familiar with his work.
Starting point is 00:44:51 So he was a very radical left-wing community organizer, which I think is just what communists say their job is their community organizers that became a meme from Obama because that that's what he that's what he did but community organizers like why are we I don't think that we should just like consult every community there are a lot of people that what does that mean well they're the ones you be yeah there's so many organizations out there that do a lot of good work and I'm sure they can go anything from like helping single mothers or or or people helping people that are coming out of jails get jobs or organizing food drives organized like there's many community organizations like that like are we
Starting point is 00:45:35 do more than the government does are we anti food bank now like if we're anti community i didn't say it was anti community i know but you you i said it was inferred no no no oh no but on that's on the flip side of all the referring is what you do it's not implied cap is what i more cap but on the flip side of all that they then ensure everyone who attends those gatherings vote a certain way they're the ones who also get people to the polls and make sure that sometimes everyone is voting in a certain way people that like take up old people from yeah that attend a church or whatever and take them to the polls like those are community organizers no but basically it's like keeping people dependent in
Starting point is 00:46:15 voting a certain way to ensure that this is the hand that feeds you vote this way you think that could be bank organizers are doing no but like there's that is some people's motivation that's yeah the majority i've the majority of grassroots organizations, and this is all anecdotal, but the majority of grassroots organizations that I've come across are genuine people who just they want to help their community in any way that
Starting point is 00:46:38 they can. Isn't Billy also talking about, like, super PACs? I don't know. I don't know what's going on. I don't know. What happened over there? Did Avery fart? Billy just accused me of farting, which is insane. He definitely did.
Starting point is 00:46:57 You have to Yeah, Billy definitely He just looked at me and he goes, did you fart? Like, what? It's on video. I have a visceral reaction. The fart's on video? Yeah, I mean, it's like the video's right there.
Starting point is 00:47:09 I wasn't going to say anything. Okay. Until Avery got angry about it. You weren't going to say anything until you made a big gesture and you're like, oh, Avery, do you beef? No, literally my nose just cleared up. And I was like, what the fuck? We should be thinking of him.
Starting point is 00:47:23 Okay, we need to go back and do a forensic examination of video evidence. See if Billy. lifts up a butt cheek. Anyway, community. Yeah, he definitely did. He definitely did that. I did it. Whatever.
Starting point is 00:47:34 All right. So let's get back to Hillary. Let's get back to Hillary. Let's move this along. So Hillary, she was, so she starts getting really into this Saul Olensky guy. And as I said, she was the president of the young Republicans club. She writes her senior thesis about him. And in it, she, she criticizes him several times.
Starting point is 00:47:53 But on the whole, she's, she's down with this guy's vibe. And she said, quote, if the ideals Olensky espouses were actualized, the result would be social revolution. That thesis was kept sealed for a very long time. The White House did not want it out. Wellesley College did not want it out either. And I don't remember if it was when Bill left the White House and she became a senator that they finally released it to the public. Because the implication here would be that Hillary was radical? Maybe, I guess. See, that's the thing, it's like, that's more of pointing at a boogeyman be like, oh, they're hiding this. She's so radical. She also had like a long career
Starting point is 00:48:33 in public service that you can point out and be like, no, she's like, she's bad. Like, there's plenty of stuff to criticize her for, but I don't think anyone ever said Hillary Clinton is like a radical leftist. Well, so then she goes, what is radical? Wanting people to have health care. Like, what does that mean? I think, I don't know, in this case, radical, if you're thinking back to like the 70s, the 60s, like being a communist, being a like a full-on communist maybe? Yeah, I would say that's radical. I don't know, like bombing, like the weather underground bombing government facilities
Starting point is 00:49:04 trying to overthrow the government and install like a communist society. Is that, that might be what they're getting at. That would actually rock if that's what Hillary was writing about back in the 60s. Let me rethink my disdain for this. She's really playing the long game. Well, hey, you'll like this. All right. So then she goes to Yale Law School where she meets Bill Clinton.
Starting point is 00:49:26 she interns at a law firm in Oakland that was very well known for radical causes and two of its four partners were either current or former Communist Party members So she does that there So now she's with Bill Are you familiar with how she and Bill got married? I'm not
Starting point is 00:49:47 So Bill proposes to her like five or six times And she says no every time And she said there was a quote somewhere it said uh she was uncertain if she wanted her future tied to his which is so laughable that i i can't believe that was ever said well in what way because you can you can make the argument both ways on that one well she made very sure from then on that her her future was tied to his right through after it shouldn't have been right i was going to say like she was probably she was right about that in one way that like yeah she entered into a marriage that just
Starting point is 00:50:26 she became um like the most disrespected wife on planet earth for a period of time yeah uh but also being married to bill afforded her a lot of political opportunities down the line so that's that's what i'm saying you you you say no to marrying this guy five times and then you finally decide well might be a good idea yeah this guy looks like he's a real uh rocketing up the charts so she finally gets married to him, keeps her last name, and then they move to Arkansas, where she becomes a faculty member at the University of Arkansas Law School. That explains a lot, to be honest with you, she spent too much time around. Those are some of the worst people you'll ever find University of Arkansas. Arkansas. I looked, so I found. Unpacked that a little bit.
Starting point is 00:51:14 What makes Arkansas different than, I don't know. You know, I'm going to go ahead and back on this one, dog then Georgia or I got arrested in 2006 and I got suspended for a game and the game that I came back these fuckers had my mugshot in the stands like a big picture of my mugshot
Starting point is 00:51:32 so they're not only the worst people they're also the dumbest which is a very dangerous combination I just I wasn't at that specific student section no they're they're the worst them and Vandy because Vandy is terrible in their own unique way that Georgia and Arkansas Florida are not
Starting point is 00:51:47 but Arkansas as those as the yokels go are the worst what is a yokel uh hillbilly I didn't I've never heard this yeah it's a it's a slur from the deep deep sound it's like it's almost like it sounds mad disrespectful dolly fucking yokel that's bad it is I've heard that more often towards like Appalachia
Starting point is 00:52:10 yeah but it just means like a hillbilly yeah really is it racist it means saying bad towards white people if anything i'm gonna put it to us i'm put it that one in my lexicon i mean it's it's actually it's actually funny because like historically like if you think about it hills are terrible farmland so if you were from rocky or hilly areas it means in that was where you own land or lived that means that you own some of the shittiest land so it's like a it's like the whole idea of hillbilly goes back to like dudes making fun of other dudes who have bad land the projects of agriculture?
Starting point is 00:52:47 Yeah. You got shitty lead. That's actually, that's probably a pretty good analogy. A yokel is an uneducated and unsophisticated person from the countryside. Oh, that's in my bag now, dog. I'm going to reach for that one a lot. I usually go toothless yokel as well. That's a lie.
Starting point is 00:53:01 This man over here lives on a hill. He can't plant any crops. This man's growing pebbles. So, so she's... How's the rock harvest this year? Yokel. Bitch. also I failed to mention
Starting point is 00:53:17 before they moved to Arkansas she was working in D.C. She worked on the Watergate scandal she was I forget who she worked When did she get into the occult? Fast forward to that part. We're laying groundwork But so then she goes and works at the
Starting point is 00:53:33 University of Arkansas and I actually found some of her like faculty reviews but I would give anything if Rate My Professor was around in the 1970s to read what people said about her as a professor. Now, I think that we should
Starting point is 00:53:49 at least mention she did work on the impeachment trial of Nixon. She worked for the House Judiciary Committee in that. So she was actually very involved. She was on TV. I didn't know that. As one of the lawyers during the impeachment trial, yeah. She's been in
Starting point is 00:54:05 politics for a long. Like, that was like her goal and her aspiration. It's the only thing she's ever done. And anybody that's, that I feel like that was the goal should not be you know what I'm saying like it's like it's like if you want to be a king you probably not you probably shouldn't be king yeah exactly people that that are that make it their career to be a big politician yeah not trustworthy I agree who was who was our last president that was really well liked Obama yeah Obama had a good
Starting point is 00:54:33 I think half the country really didn't I think other reasons more than half the country liked Obama I think and by and large but I mean more than half though like 75% JFK was probably the, I don't think you'll ever get 75%. Well, so that's what I'm saying. I think JFK is the last president. I know the exact time. It was September 14th, 2001. Yeah, that's probably true.
Starting point is 00:54:55 90% of Americans love George Bush. I don't think that's the case at all, actually. For a little while, everybody was big in on it. Yeah, no, I'm going to go ahead. He got dealt the highest approval rating of any modern president for, I think, like, two or three months after 9-11. Yeah, but I don't think that had anything good with him, though. Correct. That's what I'm saying?
Starting point is 00:55:13 Well, it had to do with his reaction to the events of 9-11. The immediate reaction where he was just like being a cheerleader where he was like, we can do this, let's all pull together. Most Americans were like, in that moment, they rooted for George Bush to be successful. Yeah, I don't think that's. What I was going for, though, to Ariens' point is anyone, Republican or Democrat who thinks like, you know what,
Starting point is 00:55:35 I'm fit to lead 330 million people is probably not the personality type that's going to lend itself to being very well liked. very often. Reagan had a high approval rating too. Now, he had a lot of people that hated him. But I think he had a high approval rating when he was in office. Yeah. So.
Starting point is 00:55:53 Also, I think Bill Clinton had a high approval rating too for a while. For a little while. Yeah. Saxophone player? Yeah. Arsenio. Yep. What's the John Mullaney joke where he's like, Bill Clinton went on Arsenio and he's like, I eat fries.
Starting point is 00:56:06 And we're like, we eat fries. You know who loves Bill Clinton? The Albanians. Ali Albanians love Bill Clinton because of There's statues of Bill Clinton all across Because of his intervention Yeah They're like
Starting point is 00:56:19 So I met a bunch of Albanians Like from Albania Like not American Albanians And I was in a bar And like Albanians are You know They're kind of sketchy people Because they're probably more violent
Starting point is 00:56:33 Than the Italian mob Like the Albanian mob But I told him my name was Bill And they're like Bill Clinton And then they love me But they told me So like we love Bill Clinton so much
Starting point is 00:56:47 Bill Clinton saved Like Bill Clinton was the reason why we survived Because of the US intervention Your accent dropped off of death I know Well I wasn't gonna I got a good Russian accent But my ability is not as good
Starting point is 00:56:59 That's not bad No you know I'm Russian sleeper cell You know This is a I'm not actually American I'm Russian I'm now I'm thinking
Starting point is 00:57:08 You're a plan Vladdy football I'm here to influence U.S. media to Russian. Can you imagine if the Russians hired Philly football? Well, it was a Russian
Starting point is 00:57:19 the whole time. I'm here to influence to serve Russian ideals to the American people. You know what's crazy? He's like more eloquent with his Russian accent
Starting point is 00:57:32 than he is with his friend. His thoughts are clear. That's what I'm saying. When he's doing an accent, yeah. It's like the thoughts come clear like the color of best. I just pretend I'm Russian and I know how a Russian
Starting point is 00:57:42 thinks but when I myself the put together of the language sometimes isn't as smooth Billy explain kind of weird explain gravity to me but in a Russian accent gravity is law there is a strict
Starting point is 00:57:56 power between two objects of mass the greater the mass the greater the attraction and with that that is why the earth largest piece of mass that we have like Hillary ass right great big mass right
Starting point is 00:58:13 this is unreal kind of is way better at podcast than he has an accent Russian Billy from here on now now I need the Russian name what's Billy in the Russian what I think Vladimir I think it is Vladimir I think Vladimir
Starting point is 00:58:29 go back to the Russian accent go back yeah sound weird talking you do a terrible American accent yes all right All right, Big T. The other thing I wanted to say, though, when I was talking about how she consistently denied Bill's proposals, can you imagine Bill, like, talking to his buddies and being like, I've asked her to marry me like four times,
Starting point is 00:58:51 and then them talking by themselves, and it's Hillary Clinton that, like, keeps denying him. They're like, we got to, we got to save this guy. I don't know. He's simping for Hillary. But until I seen this picture, he sent to the group, she's thick, bro. She got a little cake back there. I if if if a buddy of mine introduced me to his girlfriend and it was Hillary Clinton
Starting point is 00:59:15 but you don't know it's like Hillary back then though you feel me probably she's probably like because she there was like there was like super hippies like I mean super hippie but they was like smoking weed and collard it's probably she's probably part of the cool guy she's probably more fun to chase than to be married to well she did have a dump I'm telling you think about it I didn't know she was she hides it behind those incredible those woman suits Pants suits Pantsuits
Starting point is 00:59:38 That was an asset That was an asset that could have been Great for the campaign It's sundress season You know what I mean Shout out to that Okay so So Bill
Starting point is 00:59:49 Proposes to her five times It said I think four or five Several After the third I think after the second Yeah I think after the first Actually I'm like
Starting point is 01:00:00 You know what my G is not for me After the first If she's like You know what I do think I want to marry you But just not right now You maybe get one more.
Starting point is 01:00:07 But after the second one, that's it. You're like, you're going to play me. Yeah. Can you mention after the third time going back for another one? It's a dwee. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. It's a lot of times.
Starting point is 01:00:17 It's a dwee. Is still a simp? Yeah, he was a simp. At the time, his behavior changed. Yep. I think that a lot of huge simps are all like huge dirt bags who cheat. And it's just like to make up for it. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:31 Yeah. That's an interesting proposal. Wait. So that's, you're saying like, is it if you if you love your wife that means that you're cheating on her no but like if you're like a huge huge sims you're making up for like all the infidelity yeah if you if you like go overboard with stuff yeah yes okay that's like that's like a that's like a theory i mean i don't know
Starting point is 01:00:55 if guys think about this but girls if a girl or a guy if someone is always posting about their significant other being like they're the best i love them we're the best we're soulmates their relationship is probably the shittiest. John Teagan, or Chrissy Teigen, like, John Legend. John Teigen is actually like a great name for him. You don't have to, like, people that are unhealthy, happy relationships
Starting point is 01:01:17 usually don't have to brag about the fact that they're in healthy, happy relationships. That's an interesting thing to talk about. How often should you post your significant other on social media? I think it varies. It varies on the relationship, right? If you're married, you can do whatever you want, I think.
Starting point is 01:01:32 I think it has like, if it's not around certain events I think like for example like graduation birthday anniversary anniversary trip occasions
Starting point is 01:01:46 I'm gonna look up Bill Clinton's Instagram right now see how often posts about Hillary you know who actually Barack Obama posts about Michelle a lot and I find it yeah I think I think when you talk about public figures like that
Starting point is 01:01:57 they're also not the ones running there on social media facts and I think they're trying to brand themselves yeah I mean But I'm talking about us regular people. Yeah, I'm talking a day to day. Like, if you're constantly like, my, blah, blah, blah, my babe is the best baby. Shut up. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:02:14 I'm with that. I think once every two, three months is cool. Bill's not on Instagram or at least he. Oh, imagine he was. He got a burner. He got a burner. He's going to DM. I'm on Hillary's right now.
Starting point is 01:02:27 I'm scrolling back. Nothing about Bill. Nothing about Bill. Nothing about Bill. Nothing about. She's with Pete David. Oh, he hit. He hit.
Starting point is 01:02:36 He hit. Still no bill. Is she still thick like that, though? No bill. That photo I sent you. That was a recent. Okay, here we go. That was 2000s and 90s.
Starting point is 01:02:45 Talk about life experience. Can you imagine fucking Hillary Clinton and Kim Kardashian? Opposite ends of the spectrum. Wow. So there's probably like 40 posts, 30 posts that you have to go back to until you get to someone with Bill. So that, that tells you a lot. That tells you a lot.
Starting point is 01:03:04 Okay, so I don't post my shorthy, just for the, because like, internet is weird, though. You know what I mean? Yeah, I don't want kind of weirdos in her DMs and shit, like, you know what I mean? Yeah, everyone knows Bill, though. Yeah, but I think, yeah, I think, I don't know. But honestly, I think it would be worse. You posting your significant other, like, would probably be one-tenth of the shit that, like, Hillary and Bill get when they post together. There's no way they look at their comments.
Starting point is 01:03:31 They would often, there's no way. They don't have Instagram on their phone. I think Hillary might. Would Bill off himself or would he be killed murdered by the blood thirsty Hillary? Adrenicronachron. Must be one hell of a drug. Do we really think that's the thing? I had somebody tweet me this morning and said,
Starting point is 01:03:52 it said, you host a conspiracy show and don't believe in the big three. Ooh, what's that? The big three was. That's some cute. the JFK jump We talked about JFK But he said you don't believe in him He's like you're a fucking sellout
Starting point is 01:04:11 Or some shit like that JFK didn't exist There's a lot of JFK stuff that we talked about That is very suspicious Well you know who was the front runner For the New York Senate seat in 1999 We don't know Hillary Clinton
Starting point is 01:04:25 JFK Jr. JFK Jr. You know who won it Hillary Clinton Wow Is JFK Jr. the one that died in the plane crash? Sure is. allegedly allegedly yeah he's supposed to be uh coming back so i thought he was supposed to be
Starting point is 01:04:38 back already he was supposed to be in dallas last weekend he stood the city of dallas up twice that's what a city do yeah i know he was they had a big rally and stuff for him and then he just no-showed yeah i hope that would be fucking amazing if that was true i actually hope it's true too jfk was a hundred percent killed by the mob though the whole family was executed they had that they had that thing called the kennedy curse right yeah well joe joe joe they're supposed to be a guy who's in the new pegy blinders the uh john uh there's a guy who's based off of jfk's dad joe kennedy because joe kennedy made his whole fortune running whiskey from canada during prohibition yeah he's a drug dealer and then he just like he it was like he wanted to become
Starting point is 01:05:21 part of the american aristocracy and he like part of that is like if you make a ton of money then you make your children go into politics to control power and everything and he didn't want jfk to uh be present. He wanted the older brother who was named after him who died in an experimental Air Force test where they're taking huge B-52 bombers filled with bombs and trying to crash them into German bunkers because that's how they were going to infiltrate Hitler's Alps headquarters because they thought he was hiding out there and like this like have you seen Captain America were like the Red Skull Man's in the mountains? Nope.
Starting point is 01:06:04 One of the worst superheroes. Yeah. But he died because he couldn't jump out of the plane in time where he shoot didn't open when he jumped out. Crazy. But then basically the mob who Joe Kennedy had connections with through his Prohibition whiskey running helped get Kennedy elected.
Starting point is 01:06:25 And then the sons were like typical like, Like, we have no problems. We have to fix problems. Went against the mob and bit the hand that fed him and got him all killed. This is all confirmed? Yeah. Well, that's the theory. That's the theory that he wants you to believe it.
Starting point is 01:06:45 It's confirmed that Billy just said that. Yeah. All right, we just took a small break, had to evacuate the studio because Billy farted it again. So the gas smell was too bad. We just got back in before we get back into Hillary Clinton. This conversation is brought to you by Three Chi Three Cheese Delta 8 is a federally legal version of THC It's a more functional alternative to marijuana
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Starting point is 01:08:34 billy you said that you just thought of something yeah have you guys ever heard the story of quote unquote sky king yeah about the guy who uh stole the plane and did some insane aerial movements that like some pilots were like it is insane that he was able to do that yeah it was like five years ago six years ago he just like went out like that yeah they have footage of the stuff he did you do? Yeah, we might have talked about it on the show, but he was an airport worker up in Seattle, and he was in charge of helping the planes get refueled, so he would have to get to the cockpits occasionally.
Starting point is 01:09:05 And he would try to like, I guess he like learned a lot of the switches, levers, and he also played flight simulators a lot. And then one day, he just stole a passenger plane. Richard Russell. And he took off, flew all over Seattle. People were like going outside to watch this plane. They're like, there's a plane outside that's doing flips and barrel rolls. shit and um and then he just crashed it into an island on purpose yeah yeah he was just
Starting point is 01:09:31 wow he just everyone was like he's the nicest dude ever and he said that he didn't want to hurt anybody he just you know wanted to do some cool stuff and go out only thing is what i later found out is he had a wife who was pregnant so huge asshole move oh wow but pretty sick flying yeah good at flying separate the art from the arches yeah but he like did types of maneuvers that like Like, no one has done with that type of planes. And they said that, uh, uh,
Starting point is 01:10:02 now I don't think we talked about us. I don't remember this. Yeah. We may have talked about it on PMT, but he was like two F-35s were chasing, two F-15s were chasing him and he was just doing bail row, rows and flips and you fucking maverick them? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:10:19 Yeah. It was, I mean, I saw it and I was just reminded to, bring it up on the show that's sick all right so let's get back into hillary so when we left off she had been proposed to five times something like that yeah so then uh they moved to arkansas shortly thereafter bill clinton became the governor of arkansas um and she was the first lady she was still like working at a law firm when she did that also she did worked for a whole bunch of places in
Starting point is 01:10:51 in Arkansas. And they may have also been involved in. Lord knows how many nefarious activities during that time. And then in 1992, Bill Clinton ran for president. Now, I didn't know because I was negative five years old. But so Bill Clinton was accused of an affair like running for president. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 01:11:12 Yeah. Which I had never heard of. She goes way back with him. With a woman named Jennifer Flowers. When he was a governor in Arkansas, he was getting them allegation. Yeah, Jennifer Flowers, Oneita Broderick was another one. So then his campaign is like spiraling and he and Hillary go on 60 minutes where Bill says he acknowledged causing pain in his marriage despite the fact that he denied the affair. So I don't know how that works.
Starting point is 01:11:38 Yeah, I mean, that's classic Bill Clinton for you. Yeah. The non-denial denial. Like say deny it, but don't say anything that could legally implicate you one way or the other. Yeah. Yeah. And we can also jump back to their time when they were in office in Arkansas. The whatever the equivalent of the White House was at Arkansas, the governor's mansion, wherever the governor lived. At the time, they were using essentially slave labor to maintain the grounds to help like with the landscaping,
Starting point is 01:12:11 the servicing of some of the stuff inside as well. She was surrounded by prisoners in the Arkansas state penitentiary. system that were doing her work for her for free. It was, it was essentially like a slave house that she worked in. And you can go back and like a lot of people like, well, they didn't know what was going on and like what all was happening. I feel like most normal people, if they were living in a house and there were a bunch of people that were around like prisoners that were working for them, you would get bad vibes from that. And like that would make. That would make me very, very uncomfortable to be in that situation
Starting point is 01:12:51 because you would feel like you were a fucking slave owner. But she did not say anything. She continued about her merry way. Another interesting fact was in 1990 Bill was considering not running for re-election as governor. And Hillary wanted to run.
Starting point is 01:13:09 And they ran some like internal polls and they came back and they were like, you shouldn't do that. She's a Yankee down there with the locals. And so Bill did run again and he won. fucking yokels where's Hillary is Hillary from where is she from
Starting point is 01:13:22 she was born in Chicago I'm not sure if she grew up there also she went to Wesleyan we know yeah I know that in Massachusetts but Wellesley so Wellesley night
Starting point is 01:13:38 So they run as a duo She was very active I recall her when they were running Back in 1992 One of my first like memories is just like I remember seeing Bill and Hillary was next to him all the time. They're like a duo, inseparable. And I mean, first ladies are usually involved in campaigns, but she was like front and center.
Starting point is 01:13:57 And she ended up becoming, I think, the first lady, the first lady to have her own office in the West Wing of the White House. So she was involved in interviewing people for cabinet level positions, like secretaries of state, secretaries of, you name it, Treasury Interior. and she was like she was from the get-go very involved in that process to the point where people are like do we elect her too like she was doing the role of a government official whereas in the past the first lady rule had been like i don't know nancy reagan in between next session saying hey kids don't do drugs you know that's that was the role of the first lady until hill hillary got involved what was what was the national perception of her as first lady because she had worked in politics before, but like, obviously that was the first time on a
Starting point is 01:14:46 national scale. Anybody really, like, knew her? And she hadn't, you know, run for Senate or anything like that yet. The right wing always hated her. And the right wing always hated the Clinton family. And they spent most of the Clinton presidency trying to find something to get them indicted on. So it goes back to like the whitewater, uh, investment that they had back in Arkansas where they got involved in a real estate investment, um, and ended up essentially committing fraud. allegedly. And so they nominated a independent investigator to look
Starting point is 01:15:17 into that basically from the start. So almost as soon as Bill Clinton became president, they tried to get him arrested for something and tried to get him thrown out of office almost immediately. And Hillary was involved in a lot of those too. And so in fact, like when it ended up getting to the
Starting point is 01:15:35 Monica Lewinsky scandal, that was only investigated by Ken Starr because Ken Starr was looking into whitewater. So the scope of the investigation gradually increased until it became an investigation about the president's sex life. That was not in the original purview. So it's like if Robert Mueller had ended up coming back and been like, yeah, it turns out that Melania back in the day there was some unscrupulous things that she was doing overseas. And then they got like Melania and Trump in trouble for something that happened back in like, I don't know, the 80s or the 90s,
Starting point is 01:16:10 whenever. So the investigation grew from basically, I don't want to use the term witch hunt because I think the Clintons did a lot of shady, shady stuff that probably deserved to be looked into. But it was, the Monica Lewinsky thing came to be obviously because of what Bill Clinton did, but also it was uncovered and brought to the public light because they were essentially trying to end Bill Clinton's presidency from the time he stepped in office. And then what year was Lewinsky 97 or 98? What year did it happen or what year did it become
Starting point is 01:16:43 uncovered? Either. Because I think it got uncovered in about 97. Okay, this says 98. 98, yeah. That sounds right. And I think the actual fair happened back in like 90. I think it was before his reelection campaign.
Starting point is 01:16:59 So I want to say like. Oh, so it had been several years. I think it had been several years. Yeah. That's so wild to think about that, like how famous you. You have to be that somebody pleases you orally and they become famous because of it. That's fucking wild to think about it. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:17:18 Okay. So it was in like 94, 95 that the affair happened. So it was, yeah, it was right before the re-election. I got mixed up. I thought that he got elected in 1990, but he got elected 92, I believe. So it was in his first term that they had the affair and then they discovered it in the second. affair or in the second um second term of his presidency so now she has rebuffed his uh advances for marriage a handful of times he's now cheated on her incontrovertibly multiple times
Starting point is 01:17:53 there was a paula jones thing that was going on she's still just rolling merrily along they really treated paula jones like shit paula jones gets a bad rap because she was just like some like innocent lady that got seduced by Bill Clinton and she was like by all accounts a very nice person and then they went big tea on her and they like the press just called her like a hillbilly trash I forget who it was somebody said like drag a $20 bill through a trailer park and you'll be surprised
Starting point is 01:18:21 would get stuck to it and they were essentially saying that she was you know after money grab when she was actually like she was physically and sexually assaulted by Bill Clinton but that's that's where we get into the stuff that I'm like the Clinton family is they suck ass they're just they're scummy pieces of which one of them is worse I actually think I think Bill Clinton's loki idiot he's like a fool he's yeah fool yeah I like that way because he's really smart he's an exceptionally smart guy oh yeah right but Bill Clinton is a very very smart person I don't think he's capable of calculated terribleness I think all is
Starting point is 01:19:01 terribleness is just like like reptilian brain let me give you an example of his calculated uh terribleness so bill clinton uh i want to say was the night that he got subpoenaed where he gave the bad testimony where he essentially had to admit to having an improper affair it was the day after one of those big events in the Lewinsky investigation where everybody was talking about okay yeah Clinton got his dick sucked um He then authorized two missile strikes overseas, and one of which was a soap factory that he ended up bombing. And he did that because he was trying to just, like, it was literally the day after it happened. He was trying to distract everybody.
Starting point is 01:19:48 But I don't think he is the one who orchestrated that. I think he's an absolute puppet. I think it was like someone in his cabinet, maybe even Hillary being like, how do we get this off the fucking, how do we get people stop talking about this? we should bill order drone strike i mean order a missile strike i think it was bill i i don't think it was like somebody i don't think hillary was like hey bill i know that you're in trouble because you cheated on me and one of your interns was sucking your dick but i've got a great idea to get you out of this jam so i was thinking about i don't think bill and hillary actually ever had a love marriage i think it was just a calculated partnership and i think hillary was definitely
Starting point is 01:20:25 i think there it was just an open marriage for uh diplomatic necessity it could have been Yeah, I don't, but still, I would, I would assume that part of that open marriage would be like, yeah, don't get caught. Yeah, don't have this on the news every night. Yeah, but if they were doing it so much, you say they, do you got some, you got some Hillary tea to spill? I bet Hillary, I mean, Hillary was definitely tracking a lot of, uh, suitors probably wanted to, she was definitely, I could, I mean, the house of hard. Do you have any tea though?
Starting point is 01:20:54 No, I do not have any exact tea, but soon as we get through, after we get through a lot of it, I'm going to delve into the deepest Hillary Clinton conspiracy, including Huma Aberdeen. And I'm going to try to find the dark shit. Yes. Live. Well, recording live, me doing it. Live to take.
Starting point is 01:21:14 We're going to have to FBI pounding on a bar. Yeah. So if we get, who the hell? It's Pete. It's all, it's all business Pete. Yeah. I got Google Incognito up. I got Duck, Duck, Go.
Starting point is 01:21:26 We're going deep, everybody. Yeah, you better be on. duck dog go because if you just google it you're not going to find any i know so yeah uh the missile strikes one was on afa target in afghanistan where he was trying to take out alleged al qaeda leadership didn't get anybody important on that one and then the other was on a uh what he said was a chemical nerve gas factory in sudan turned out it was just a pharmaceutical place and all the evidence they had was like a soil sample that was connecting um nerve gas to this place in sudan which was a fucked up sample that they used
Starting point is 01:22:01 and so there was absolutely nothing that they got there just killed innocent people like imagine if you had no idea you're just going through your day to day you're just like going to your work and then just the US government blows up your shit and you're just like what like anywhere around the world that's not America you could hypothetically be bombed
Starting point is 01:22:21 just because the US government thinks that there's something there yeah no that's what happened and yeah and then they they never really apologize for that either but it's been proven that it was it was not the target that they said it was and so like the timing of it was so so suspicious i'm sure that he had his justification at the time so that he could say here's why we did it and here's the evidence that points towards it but it was it was a million percent just to distract from the fact that people were talking about his dick i also heard that he is infertile and
Starting point is 01:22:55 chelsea is not his daughter okay let's talk about it it where'd you hear that i heard it from my buddy okay who's a marine from arkansas whose grandfather was a you know who else is from arkansas clinton's bill clinton right so the room around town was so he like room around town i'm taking care of all of billy's ghost words as he so he knew his grandfather uh was bill he his grandfather either was bill clinton's urologes or knew bill clinton's urologist and said that Bill Clinton was infertile and, like, had, like, was infertile and Chelsea's not Bill's daughter.
Starting point is 01:23:37 Have you looked at Chelsea Clark? Yeah, she kind of looks like Bill. I think she doesn't look like Bill. I think she looks like Hillary. I think I also think he got a straight son out there until you see, buddy. Oh, yeah, Danny Williams. Yeah, man.
Starting point is 01:23:49 That's your crazy black dude. Yeah. Really? Yeah. Yeah. From Arkansas. Look at him, look him up. See the similarities.
Starting point is 01:23:58 So the tabloid magazine, The Star Commissioned a paternity test to prove whether or not this guy was Clinton's biological son. And then they say that they debunked it. It's unproven. It's an unproven claim. But he does claim to be Bill Clinton's son. Here's what I'll say that Bill Clinton is a smart guy. If you've ever driven through Hope, Arkansas, which is where he's from, it's like the smallest, poorest, most depressing town that I've ever been through.
Starting point is 01:24:32 I had Sonic there one time. I used to take that highway back and forth when I was going from, like, D.C. to Austin. And so I've been through Hope like three or four times. And it's, it is not a good place at all. And to think that like just a poor dude that was born here ended up becoming present, you have to be very smart to be able to do that. I think Bill Clinton is a very smart guy. But also, I feel like people find someone.
Starting point is 01:24:56 like that who have a story and know they're electable and then just use them as a puppet when was the last time somebody that grew up dirt poor got picked out to be like a puppet for something though i feel like usually that's exactly how tons of like people with inspiring stories because that like that that's how you get elected like i started from nothing his but his story was like he grew up dirt poor there are a lot of people that grow up dirt poor right but he to even get to the place where you meet somebody that's like your story's inspiring i can make you into a politician coming from where he came from you probably also have to be smart to get to that point i just think that he's smart i don't think that he uses intelligence for the right things frequently but i think you
Starting point is 01:25:39 can't deny that he was smart i think a lot of positions that are uh assholes are are smart like yeah not all of them is very smart yeah i think he's a smart dude i just think he's a dick um you have to in order to like, who's Farrakhan? Farrakhan got roasted for saying that Hitler was wickedly great, right? And in a sense, I understand what he's talking about. He's saying like in order to corral
Starting point is 01:26:05 people in that mass, like you have to have a certain amount of greatness in the context of bad intentions, but you still, that is moving people in that way is still a charm. You have to have a charm on a certain wit about you. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:26:22 I'm looking at this Danny, guy. You don't see it? I don't buy it. I don't buy it either, but it's funny as he'll be on his bumper. So he's verified on Twitter, which is pretty funny. And every tweet he sends, it's just like, so he posted a picture of his son. He says, my baby boy, hashtag Bill Clinton grandson. Like, this is this guy's entire identity. I'm on it right now. Danny Williams verified. I'm the son of the 42nd president of the United States, Bill Clinton. Hashtag Clinton kid. Hashtag Bill Clinton's son. That's his profile.
Starting point is 01:26:56 Now, there is somebody that I follow who follows Danny Williams. I've got two, actually. Oh, you got two? Yeah. So my one is Hank. Yeah, Playboy Marty also follows. Oh, Playboy, Marty does. Yeah, Hank follows this guy.
Starting point is 01:27:09 I'm curious why. And his pin tweet is a picture of him and Bill Clinton, obviously not together. It's side by side. And it says, even though you abandoned me and only took care of Chelsea, I still want to thank you for giving me life. Happy Father's Day at Bill Clinton. The facts. Danny William. Fuck.
Starting point is 01:27:25 I really don't see it. Jesus. Like, I thought it was going to be like a striking resemblance. Guys, I'm going to FaceTime Hank again. He owes me a FaceTime. I send his profile. I can't find it on Twitter. It's at D-A-N-N-E-Y-U-Skor-Wiliams.
Starting point is 01:27:43 Some of the pages are funny. Someone just has ultra-magnet in their bio. Yeah, this is his whole life. like his profile picture. Hey, Hank. Hey, you're on macrodosing. All the macrodosians will be pumped to have you on. Awesome.
Starting point is 01:28:02 I'm in a meeting. Are you in a meeting? Can I ask you a question? Yes, please. So we, through our episode, we landed on Bill Clinton's alleged son in Arkansas on Twitter, Danny Williams. And only one person that I follow follows him. And it's you.
Starting point is 01:28:20 So I was curious to your mindset. What have you learned about Danny Williams? Dude, he looks exactly like Bill Clinton. It's you and Playboy Marty. Yeah, you and Playboy Marty both follow him. So he does look a little bit like him. I think I mean, I'm not like a big unfollow guy. Like I'll follow someone for one reason and like I'll hear about it years later.
Starting point is 01:28:43 But I think I think when I found out about it, I was like, holy shit, the story's going to break. One day it will though. and you'll be an early adopter. Yeah, yeah, I'll be right there. I got my finger on the polls. Okay, I'll let you get back to your big, important meeting. All right, sweet. All right, see it.
Starting point is 01:29:03 That was Hank. Hank the hater. Hank the hater, famous macrodosian, Hank. So I would like for this to be true. I don't think that it is. That is a resemblance, though. Yeah, there's a resemblance, yeah. You can't say there's none big, too.
Starting point is 01:29:18 How big is he? That makes a difference, because Bill Clinton's a big dude. Isn't he like 6-3, 6-4? He's pretty tall, yeah. I really don't see it. That's wild. I kind of see it. I see it, though.
Starting point is 01:29:30 But, like, I want to see what the mother looks like so I can subtract her. Look at her Twitter header. I want to subtract her features away from Bill Clinton. You know what I'm saying? Billy geneticist. What if he was Hillary's son? Secret son. Secret son.
Starting point is 01:29:46 Yeah. Obama's dad is the dad. Look at the ears. The ears are a big tell of genetic. in also identifying people. Big T, I'm curious to know through your research, have you come across anything
Starting point is 01:30:00 about Hillary smelling like sulfur? Unsubstantiated reports. Nothing you're going to find on Google. Do we want to go into the deep, dark stuff that I found? Well, in a second, because I, so, so Bill's president, I just, this is just a fun fact I learned. She runs for Senate in 2000 in New York.
Starting point is 01:30:24 Do you know who her campaign manager was? Humaviddy. The arguably the only person worse to ever do it in politics. Hmm. I don't know. Another famous New York politician. I don't know. Very recent.
Starting point is 01:30:44 Oh, AOC? Yeah. When she was 19. Wait, no. Maybe not even. AOC would have been like nine. Wait, what are we talking about? I mean, Billy was seeing movies by himself.
Starting point is 01:30:57 AOC was running campaigns. The look on Billy's face, though, when he thought he might have uncovered like a dastardly web of democratic politics. More disliked than AOC. Of, no. Nancy Polo, wait, recent? Very recent. Schumer.
Starting point is 01:31:16 Bill de Blasio. Oh, that motherfucker. Was her campaign manager in 2000. Talk about two of the wotes teeming up. I would, dude, I fucking hate Bill de Blas. He's the worst to ever do it. Warren Wilhelm Jr., by the way, is his actual man. This a teed off?
Starting point is 01:31:33 Yeah. Talk about it. And I think it's like everyone who lived in New York City for the last however many years he was mayor off. Yeah, I don't, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not a hip. Why do we not like my guy? He was just kind of a doofus and everybody's got a different reason to hate him. Kills groundhogs. Yeah, that's Billy's reason.
Starting point is 01:31:49 One of the just absolute dumbest people to ever live. He killed Puxetani Phil. Aaron, you should look up a picture of him when the nets were in the playoffs. I literally had to pull that. There we go. That's what he wore. Now, is there a picture of him without the shirt on? Because he was wearing the jersey on bare skin.
Starting point is 01:32:07 That's kind of lit though. Really? Why don't we like that? No, that's how he was trying to get hip with the youth. As like a 60-year-old man. He's a dweeby, but I mean... Yeah, that's what I'm saying. He's a dweeep.
Starting point is 01:32:17 but also like his as a mayor he was horrific yeah he was not good the new york has not recovered from his policies yeah what's his worst policy billy fucking he ate football he took away snow days that's bad yeah i mean covid he dramatically mismanaged yeah i think killed the city i think that's that's more on quomo dude every i think than it is on to blood When he offered Shake Shack to people for getting a vaccine shot. Yeah. Well, it didn't work. That's legit, though.
Starting point is 01:32:54 Shake Shack is bomb. It's delicious. I don't think we talk about how Shig Shack is. Shake Shack is good. Shake Shack is up there. Oh, he stopped, he stopped the collection of trash during COVID. And people had all these, this trash. But his trash was getting picked up.
Starting point is 01:33:11 So what all the people did around his neighborhood was took their trash and they threw it onto his lawn. Yeah. That's pretty lit, actually. Are you indicting yourself right now? No, I'm just kidding. So Hillary runs for Senate 2000 after JFK Jr's death in a plane crash, allegedly. Right. Still might be alive.
Starting point is 01:33:34 We don't know. And then from there, everybody pretty much, you know, knows the story. She became a senator. See, this is the stuff that I'm pissed off about from when she's a senator, like stuff that she actually did and voted for. The Iraq War. The Iraq War. Boom. She was a hard yes on it.
Starting point is 01:33:50 And then like a lot of politicians try to do, they try to backtrack. And in 2002, she voted for the authorization for the use of military force in Iraq. And she said that she wanted to give George Bush the strongest possible position to lead our country in the United Nations or in war. And she said that she only voted to authorize a war to show Saddam Hussein that the country was united, that which is stupid as fuck that's such a bad reason to do anything is to be like she's what she's saying is everyone else is doing it
Starting point is 01:34:23 but in reality I think she just she thought that the Iraq war was a good idea and then afterwards she changed her stance and said that she thought it was a vote to put the inspectors back in so she didn't realize that she was voting for the war she thought that she was voting for more inspections
Starting point is 01:34:42 and then she said based on the facts and assurances that I had the time this was a good idea which is just bullshit. Anybody that says that after, like, she's been in politics basically her whole life
Starting point is 01:34:53 and she didn't realize that sometimes people make shit up if they want to go to war. She's either dumb or she's corrupt or probably both. So that,
Starting point is 01:35:03 that to me, anyone that voted like Joe Biden, I'm pretty sure Biden voted for the Iraq war as well. Yes. Fuck him. Like, anybody that did that
Starting point is 01:35:11 is stupid as shit. At the time, anybody with two brain cells to rub together we were saying like this is a bad idea don't start a war uh we're not going to send people overseas it's not going to be as easy as you think it's going to be no one has a plan for what's going to happen afterwards like people were saying all that before it happened it wasn't just like retrospect retroactively saying there's protests yeah there were massive protests everybody was saying it was bad idea so and especially how dumb do you be like i i could even give more of a
Starting point is 01:35:43 passed for Republicans at the time that voted for it because they their guy the president was pushing for it and so they're you can always use the like party lines excuse you have to be dumb as a sack of shit as a Democrat to authorize that like what what what was everybody thinking back then I don't think they cared I think that's that's that's leftist uh gripe with uh establishment Democrats is that they're they're with the military uh industrial complex the school to pipeline a school to prison pipeline they they uphold those kind of status quo's uh democrats war is profitable war is absolutely profitable for people who have sorry yep uh and so i think i think we pretend like we don't like war but we're always in war
Starting point is 01:36:33 somewhere yep and then she also authorized for regime change in Libya didn't learn shit after that and and gave the go ahead it was her recommendation to do that well she also said that she was like paying paying other countries back for their support that they gave us in afghanistan and so she's like well you know other the uk wants regime change over in libya france wants it so uh you know they did us a solid back in 2001 so let's do this war for them too Gaddafi wanted to establish a Middle Eastern Petro dollar and create an allegiance so that they're I mean if you look at what Gaddafi did for his country like is Billy are you a Gaddafi stand he wore some cool sunglasses he had an awesome look he's like he he knew what he
Starting point is 01:37:27 he had hellah hose we need a we need another like general slash president somewhere in the world like a bad guy that just wears the military uniform with all the all his own metals and ribbons and shit that he gets to make up that's a good look like say what you want about what he did but bad guy as bad guy bad guy no bad guy but his fashion was incredible i did a deep dive into some of his let uh some of his um laws he passed and like what he did for his people and i don't know seems like someone was about to get rich from their natural resources in their country and got offed. Okay.
Starting point is 01:38:07 Talk about it. There is some truth to like, if you want to get rich off your own resources, not let multinational corporations and to take some of the profit from you, you're going to piss off a lot of powerful people. That's very true. Also, I want to know how deep this alleged deep dive was that you went on with Gaddafi. Could, uh, well, it was a couple TikToks. Okay.
Starting point is 01:38:30 There we go. There we go. Uh, no. Qaddafi legislation It was basically a lot He got through his voting record He said
Starting point is 01:38:41 Good Taffy Legislation So Kadafi Are you saying Qatofi? Godafi I wasn't sure I was hearing it right
Starting point is 01:38:52 Either way Yeah It really Yeah It's K It could be a Q It could be a G Wow
Starting point is 01:38:57 Okay Seeing some G's There's some Q's as well Yeah I've always He's heard pronounce He did Okay, a couple of his forces committed serious international humanitarian rights violations.
Starting point is 01:39:11 Which is always fun to levy against other countries, but never fun to levy against ourselves. But basically didn't let multinational corporations have access to the oil and then was very resistant to him and wanted to have his own people sort of receive it. But he also... He dabbled in genocide. dabbled in it I mean yeah there are a lot of bad people in the world
Starting point is 01:39:37 yeah he's not he's not cracking anybody's top five I mean he's he's not putting up CCP numbers but correct um
Starting point is 01:39:48 do you guys want to hear Hillary Clinton laughing about how she got a child and Lester off um what's the phrasing on that what's the punctuation on that just like hearing her laugh
Starting point is 01:39:59 yeah well she explains what she did. She represented she was a public defender and represented a guy I think it was when they lived in Arkansas who was accused of
Starting point is 01:40:12 that. I don't know what Billy's going to play. I haven't heard it. I also have another recording. But I just know the situation. And in fairness I believe she did ask to be removed from the case, but she couldn't. So I'm not sure what this is
Starting point is 01:40:28 but hit it all right let me pull it up uh there's some really tough client are you don't haven't i have it right here are we sure this is real can we do can we do everybody's favorite hillary sound bike because i have one i have it all i have one too yeah holy shit a lie detector test basically I don't know if he passed he took a lie detective test I had him but he took a lie detective test I had him take a polygraph which he passed
Starting point is 01:41:12 which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs And then she started laughing about how she got him off through faking a polygraph. So. Okay. I've got my sound clip. Aaron, do you have yours? I ask some quick Google search away. I don't want to steal yours, though.
Starting point is 01:41:32 Is it with a multinational recording artist? No. Okay, but okay. Here's mine. This is Hillary Clinton in Selma, Alabama. on the campaign trail I don't feel no ways tired
Starting point is 01:41:51 I come too far What the fuck A black church in Salma Alabama What the fuck was there Yeah that was Hillary Clinton Doing her African American voice Let's run that back
Starting point is 01:42:05 You want to hear it again Yeah I don't feel no ways tired I come too far Hillary code switching? Yeah, yeah, that's the code switching. So I just remember it's not a Hillary soundbite, but it was probably the most awkward political clip
Starting point is 01:42:32 I've ever witnessed in my entire life. Mary J. Blige sings about the plight of black people in America to Hillary Clinton, and it's just the most awkward things that you could possibly sit there and watch it is so weird though so let's see if they're at the end wait wait is it a gun is it a knife That's Bruce Springsteen That's a Bruce Springsteen song American skin
Starting point is 01:43:18 No secret My friend you can get killed just for living in Your American skin It's actually a good song Hillary's rocking out to it 41 shots I've never seen that 41 shots.
Starting point is 01:43:39 That was one with like shit in the background of ship. Well, watch the one with just them two. Hillary's like, looking in her eyes and just trying to vibe. Like, it's the funniest most awkward shit I've ever seen. Mine is one of the greatest vines of all time.
Starting point is 01:43:51 It opens on a shot of a coozy on a can. It says more like Chillerie Clinton. Am I right? That's what the coozy says. And then she goes. Quick little pause here. I tried to post the show. And it said the clip,
Starting point is 01:44:07 Big T played is it's copyrighted so I can't can't use it it was really funny if you look it up I think it's Hillary
Starting point is 01:44:17 talking about Cedar Rapids or something whatever sucks I can't put it in but yeah just imagine Hillary saying I'm just chilling and Cedar Rapids
Starting point is 01:44:26 all right I still say that twice a week to this day all right now I have the audio of Hillary Clinton murdering and torturing a child.
Starting point is 01:44:39 That's Billy's favor. Now we're getting to the good stuff. Yeah. So there's this connected to the Pizsgate conspiracy, which was from her emails, which had ridiculous amounts of money being allocated to buying hot dogs and chickens, chicken and hot dogs, which was the base of all of it. Isn't that basically your diet, Billy? I was going to say, as someone whose credit card statement, if I'm referring to myself,
Starting point is 01:45:06 probably has a lot of chicken and hot dogs on there. I don't know that that's evidence that. Right. But to cater. I hope that's not used against me. To cater an event. Especially from Billy, too. Like, Billy, I imagine that Billy's diet is like 90% chicken and hot dogs.
Starting point is 01:45:25 So, no, but this is where it gets weird. Would you, how much, how much do you look up, look up a catering cost for a hot dog, uh, hot dog cart. for about a hundred people I'll tell you something though I watched Aryan buy a hot dog last night that shit costs $4.50 now thank you Joe yeah but basically she was spending upwards
Starting point is 01:45:47 of like $100,000 on hot dogs chicken and pizza $100,000 yeah for one thing for one event and what was the event just like some fundraisers for her and friends but that's what it was based on I'm not saying that but like there's just weird stuff
Starting point is 01:46:04 in the emails but basically that caused the whole Pizza Gate thing they thought that the pizza place that they were giving Yeah they thought that the pizza place Where they were giving all that money Was like they were having parties Pizza parties there for $200,000
Starting point is 01:46:19 To rent out for the night We should yeah Yeah but people aren't talking about Pizza Gate anymore That was hot for a year A guy showed up with a gun to the Pizza Gate place And we're just like let the kids out Did he fire a shot? Yeah he started firing
Starting point is 01:46:34 he was like let the kids out right now listen if you believe the pizza gate conspiracy that's the thing to do that guy's the only one who if you say you believe that there are hundreds of children being raped in a pizza shop and you don't show up with a gun you then you're a horrible person exactly that's what i was saying about alex jones in episode one which is either Alex Jones if he actually believes all the shit that he says and especially the stuff about 9-11 and he's not actively participating in a violent revolution he is a pussy he's a big capital p pussy but the thing is he doesn't actually believe in all that stuff yeah so then in accordance to that there was a video that's uh circulated on facebook um that claims that it's called like what is frazzle drip fake
Starting point is 01:47:27 hillary clinton video builds on pizs skate conspiracy basically uh there was a A video apparently of Huma Abidine and Hillary Clinton sexually assaulting and murdering a young girl and they then cut off and wore the girl's face. All right. So if I if I could give some notes on this video. Politicians, celebrities and other lead figures are sexually abusing or consuming the remains of children often in satanic rituals to worship the god Mollock. You got to go like with one of those three. You can't you can't dive right into like sexual. assaulting, murdering, and wearing the face. You just say like murder or sexually assaulted at first and see how that plays. But I mean, can I get you to say that the Pizza Gate thing is not real?
Starting point is 01:48:18 Yeah. No, it's not real. Okay. So then this thing on top of that was building off the thing that already wasn't real with more stuff that's even more not real. But how do we know that the video is not real? Because I'm pretty sure that Hillary Clinton would be in jail. would probably be on every news channel
Starting point is 01:48:35 there's a video of it. Well, we've proven they're not going to put Hillary in jail. In fairness, I don't believe this, but. That's my question. So, of the WikiLeaks that expose these emails, I hear Republicans clamoring lock her up, for what? Is it for this shit?
Starting point is 01:48:55 deleting emails. She was hosting her emails on a private server, and there were a lot of them that went missing. And you're not supposed to do that, especially in her capacity as secretary of state. That retroactively were deemed to have classified information on them. Yeah. So she's deleting stuff that has classified information?
Starting point is 01:49:11 Yeah. And this wasn't like she was using a private email address. Like she had a server. I don't even know what a server is. I ain't all that. Something that a normal person would never need. Gotcha. And it was to store tens and tens of thousands of emails.
Starting point is 01:49:24 It was designed to keep all of her information that she had on that computer. And they found these. So they found some of them. but others were completely deleted and we don't know the never know what was on them that's the thing and so the ones that we did find what was on them really like there was some stuff on there with like her communicating with CNN and stuff that uh people on the left could point to and be like this is the dnc working with CNN there was some stuff on there that was uh then then got scooped up by the pizza gate people it was like they keep talking about spirit cooking and all these weird
Starting point is 01:49:59 art installations and they keep using the code name of cheese like cheese pizza and that it really means like nine-year-old boys. So people just really followed a lot of signs that were there that were not necessarily truthful. And then actually a lot of people now that are big in media got famous by being the loudest first people to talk about how Hillary Clinton was like keeping kids locked up in the basement of the comet ping pong. Well, what did come out of this was the Epstein case.
Starting point is 01:50:32 They've discovered that there were people going to, like, there was sexual abuse of children going on. And there were many friends of Epstein's who were also supposedly implicated in Pizza Gate. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, the pedophiles got tied into it for sure. But there was absolutely nothing going on at, uh, at comic ping pong. It was just a fun place to hang out. If you've ever been to D.C., coming ping pong was always fun.
Starting point is 01:51:01 But there was... That was the shop? Yeah, it was... Oh, so it was a known shop. It was a pizza place. But it was like a known pizza place. Yeah, yeah, it was like pretty big. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:51:09 And there was a kid named Seth Rich that was working... I think he was working for Hillary or the D.N. He worked for the D.N.C., I was working for the D.N.C. And he was killed in a, in a robbery in D.C. And then after his death, he was working for the D. a bunch of people started saying like Hillary had him killed because he was the one that leaked the emails
Starting point is 01:51:32 to WikiLeaks and all that stuff and he was just like a kid that was working for the DNC they got murdered and his family is fucking furious about it because all these people in the media were like well he was the leaker and he found out all the secrets about Hillary his family's like no because of the fact that people keep
Starting point is 01:51:49 bringing this up and kept giving bad tips to the police department it negatively impacted the investigation of our son's murder their son's murder, I don't think he's ever been caught. Wow. And so the family's, like, really pissed off at the people that tried to tie those in. So there's, like, there's a lot of conspiracies about, about Hillary that go around that
Starting point is 01:52:06 aren't true. And sometimes a lot, like, people see those. And they're like, no, she's just the victim of a big smear campaign from the right. And it's like, no, there's, there's plenty of bad stuff about Hillary on her own without having to make stuff up about her. Yeah, one of the things that I did want to bring up was, uh, or was you done? And I don't want to cut anybody else. Yeah, Billy, did you ever?
Starting point is 01:52:26 anything else? I mean, do you want to listen to this recording? No, I don't want to listen to the recording of a child getting murdered. But I, we can't, we can't even put that in the pot. Yeah, I don't even think that's the thing. Oh, so then it's definitely, yeah. Dude, YouTube will take this episode down if I mentioned three Chi. That's facts. I know.
Starting point is 01:52:47 I'd like to drive away from that. Yeah. Yeah, just, all by Avery. That's why Avery's a great producer. I just had never found the, like, everyone talks about this video. Why are you looking for a video of a child being murdered? No, I'm not. I just, it's definitely fake, right?
Starting point is 01:53:03 So I just want to see. I don't know. You were literally talking to us yesterday as if it was like the word of God. But even, but even if it wasn't like, you want to see a fake video of a child being murdered? Let me see your emails, Billy. You know what? Cut this part. This is so bad.
Starting point is 01:53:20 This is bad, Billy. Here's terrible. Here's the thing about, about Hillary is like she's, in the whole email thing she definitely had some bad stuff on there like who deletes that many emails I mean tell me yeah because I don't know I can never cared enough to look into
Starting point is 01:53:36 but we never will never know what was on there so it's like impossible they found some stuff I don't remember exactly what but it was classified information that should that was not supposed to be hosted that might be one of my biggest pet peeves about our government and the agencies that investigate them is like it when some juicy shit come out redacted redacted yeah just let
Starting point is 01:53:56 the shit fly if you're going then don't tell us anything then yeah silly oh here you go billy so um the frazzled drip thing that video that you're talking about yeah um marjorie taylor green is a big proponent of that so she she commented on a uh facebook post about this and green said this is this was another Hillary hit so you're going to get into the body count. She said, I post things sometimes to see who knows things. Most the time, people don't. I'm glad to see your comment. I've decided it's time to start doing a lot more videos and engage further in the fight. Most people honestly don't know so much. The MSM disinformation warfare has won for too long. So that's why she posted a video. I actually saw a tweet from her today or
Starting point is 01:54:48 yesterday. Do you think she runs? Do you follow her? No. Oh, hell no. I hate her. Do you think she runs her own social media? I think so. I don't think so, too. I don't think any politician does except for Trump. Well, so I would have said the same thing, but reading her tweets, I'm like, I think this is just her. Really? Yeah. I think so.
Starting point is 01:55:06 Which is, she opens up the bird like all of us. Yeah, yeah, I believe so. I don't think that any politician should be on Twitter. I think that it rewards and incentivizes the wrong type of behavior for elected officials to make things more about themselves and start angling for their post-politics career or just really draw a lot of attention to themselves for bad reasons. but if you do post on Twitter as a politician you should have to do it yourself it should have to come from your fingers to the bird there should be no director of communications it's your brain to the internet straight to the bird dog straight to the bird no filter all right so what I wanted to bring up was uh I don't I don't go too in depth in this because it can get a little deep but it's the day relationships with Haiti yeah and so like if it's it's if you if you poke around people in Haiti don't really fuck with the Clintons in general
Starting point is 01:55:59 a big reason and this is tying to Hillary there's bills shit but this is more about Hillary is she was Secretary of State when there was that big earthquake in Haiti yeah and so she was ipso facto in charge of the funds and I think
Starting point is 01:56:17 they had let's see 13 billion was pledged by international donors for Haiti's recovery and the source of this is the Office of Special Envoy for Haiti. What is the actual number? 9.6 of that went to the Haitian government. 36 million went to Haitian organizations and the rest went to non-Hatian organizations. And while, to be fair, most people who critical,
Starting point is 01:56:53 criticized Hillary say that she was directly in charge of the funds. That's not entirely true. But so 9%, only 9% of the entire stash went to Haitian people. And they say the bulk of it went to UN agencies, international aid groups, private contractors, and donor countries that own civilian and military agencies. They said, for example, the Pentagon billed the State Department hundreds of millions of dollars for sending U.S. troops to hand out bottled water and keep order on the streets of Haiti's ravaged capital so shit like that but like I said she wasn't directly like making all the calls but if you're overseeing something like that there's no way you let that much money it's got to be better than nine percent it's got to be better
Starting point is 01:57:34 than nine percent then yeah so to actually to this day people in in Haiti don't really fuck with them that on top of all of this stuff that their foundation is is it's a litany of list of shit like that in Haiti and so granted they've done good I look at it like Like when people argue with me about Bill Gates, like he's done probably some shitty things, but like his foundation has done a lot of good, like really a lot of good. And I imagine this is the same. I haven't looked into it, but I imagine they've done some pretty good things. And then there's some shit that's just, you know, questionable.
Starting point is 01:58:09 It grease the wheels a little bit sometimes. A little bit. Yeah. I remember seeing footage from Haiti of just like tons and tons of aid that was just at the port that couldn't be distributed. do you know why i'm not sure but i just remember that was on cnn once no it just has like a conglomeration of like flashbacks little little factoids here in there well then this would be relevant the limitless thing yeah and then and then she lost to don't trump yeah yeah well to
Starting point is 01:58:42 obama before that she was she was the golden boy twice oh absolutely and and and the funny part about that part was like so when she was code switching um Um, uh, she was, she was on that, uh, she didn't directly say anything racist, but she was definitely leaning towards, um, Obama being Muslim. Yeah. She, she said something about, um, wearing garments from his, his, his home country or some shit like that. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:59:06 So I think one of her aides sent around the picture of Obama when it's like a famous picture where he's dressed up. I don't know the name of the outfit that he's wearing. Right. But it's like the, uh, the Indonesian formal wear. Right. And one of her aides sent that around and the implication. was like is he as American as we think that he is and then there was another person that
Starting point is 01:59:27 there were two people that worked for that started talking about the birth or stuff and she never said anything about that herself but she also did not do anything to stop it once it picked up and they asked her one time about him being a Muslim and her answer was like I have no reason to doubt that he is who he has said that he is so like ambiguous it was it was like a lot like Bill like that's how Bill would have answered that question well she was also big on the super predators thing yeah calling uh african american oh yeah yeah yeah yeah that's joe biden as well yeah i mean all those people yeah clinton matter of fact the whole that the whole that whole drug war um the mass incarceration um the it was a 1994 crime bill or three yeah the industrial
Starting point is 02:00:15 i mean they made i want to see the stakes of the industrial So what are the industrial prison companies that own them? Yeah. I couldn't tell you off. Because I think they're owned by a lot of equity firms. Yeah. And like probably are owned by a lot of politicians that pass those bills. Uh, wouldn't surprise me at all.
Starting point is 02:00:35 I don't, I don't know that I've tough of my head. You mean the, the equity firms control the politicians? I don't think the politicians control. I think equity firms. No, no, the equity firms are like, if you pass this bill and increase incarceration, we will build the prisons and get huge government contracts that, you will benefit off get jobs for your constituents yeah and also they're very powerful when it comes to lobbying equity firms have people all over like in every every walk of private business
Starting point is 02:01:03 that they lobby for so correctional populations between 1980 and 2013 increased 300% went from one one one from one million to three million rapid expansion of the U.S. inmate population has resulted in political influence and economic profits or private prisons, but I don't know what are the companies called. There are a few. There was one that used to, Big T, help me out on this. University of Central Florida, UCF, their stadium was named after a company. They had to remove the name of the stadium because it was a private prison company that named the stadium. The only one I remember is Bright House, which was recent. That's a great name for a private prison company.
Starting point is 02:01:51 Like, I hear that. I'm like, no, that was a communications company. Okay. I was going to say Bright House. That sounds like the Betty Ford Clinic. They're doing great stuff down there. Private, I didn't know how much money there was in private probation companies. Yeah, I mean, that's the goal of a lot of people privatized.
Starting point is 02:02:11 It was not UCF. It was FAU. FAU, excuse me. Blake Bortles would never be attached to something like that. Hang on. what is one of them geo group stadium named after the nation's second largest for profit prison operator yeah that is the names of the companies that are so generic
Starting point is 02:02:32 are the like ones that have like the bad as shit because they don't want you to know what they do so they're just like if your company has geo in it usually that's pretty bad if your company has globe if you put the fucking word globe in the name of your company global you have like you have black sites overseas you're torturing people you're probably murdering at least like a umbrella umbrella group yeah umbrella is bad one too yeah what didn't they create what did umbrella group do was that terminate or resident i don't know if you have um rock if rock is in your name no i think stone stone stone or rock like yeah rock is bad yeah global stone like if i say that my company is named Global Stone.
Starting point is 02:03:17 How many, how many babies am I murdering? Like, I'm rich as fuck if that's the name of my company. We should create a corporation and name it something. The most sinister possible,
Starting point is 02:03:29 just so it can't be used by someone actually doing bad. Yeah. Oh, yeah, we'll take it from them. We'll take it so that they can't get away with it. We're taking the word globe back. Let's,
Starting point is 02:03:40 how about this? Globo, Jim. Yeah, there you go. How about, we'll put it up to our listeners. Can we give away one of our new t-shirts? Yeah. We've got fantastic new merch.
Starting point is 02:03:51 Again, go check it out. We've got a bunch of macrodosing shirts. I'm wearing the tank top right now. Mad Dog was telling me how it makes me, like it makes her realize that I can bench more than Billy. It's not that it makes me look like that, but now she realizes that. No, now I know it's pure fat.
Starting point is 02:04:07 I am now going to cycle so much trend that it's going to be insane. All right. And Avery's wearing the 4th of July shirt, red, white and blue. Also, keep buying so we can do swim shorts. Yeah, keep buying so we can do swim shorts.
Starting point is 02:04:23 And not for me, man, or for you. We'll give away a shirt. Also, the alien shirt's fantastic. As far as right up here. We should collab for the swimsuits. With? Water. Her dogs, low key, yo.
Starting point is 02:04:39 I do want to say the USA Today had a great line in 2013 when FAU gave their naming rights to Geo Group. Geo Group paid FAU a $6 million lump sum to own naming rights to the stadium for the next 12 years. Welcome to Owl Kattraz. That is good.
Starting point is 02:04:57 That's brilliant. I like that. So what we'll do is we'll give away a shirt to whoever can tweet at us with the best sinister-sounding corporation name. Let's make them work a little harder, plus a logo. I don't know about that, Billy.
Starting point is 02:05:12 It's a T-shirt. I know, but I want to, like, The name is just like... See, what you're doing now is you're discouraging people from replying with their names that they're going to have. You've also automatically taken out 99% of the people who would do it. We'll award bonus points if you happen to have a logo, but really what I'm looking... Separate logo competition. Two T-shirts.
Starting point is 02:05:32 What I'm really looking for here is the best evil-sounding generic corporation name. The one that would make you run for the hills. Hmm. All real quick. We haven't plugged it yet, though. meddy want talking about a discord oh yeah we made a discord let's go discord is live and popping yeah so um i'll i'll link it on our socials and everything um but arian's gonna stream in it billy's gonna chit chat in it everyone's gonna chit chat in it um let me know if you have ideas
Starting point is 02:06:02 we already have like different channel or what is it different channels in it's like are they channels in discord it's like i have no idea subsets of groups i'm new to discord so let me know what you guys want to see on it but yeah i'm on discord all the time because i play valourine all day but um so do we do we green like that that segment yet or no the segment about oh where we what you bring the discord to the show what's your beef man he was in there with me oh oh wait what the what what's going on here what are you guys free what i'm not just finish your thought because i don't have no idea what you're about to say what billy what what what What's the segment where you bring people from the Discord?
Starting point is 02:06:45 Somebody that has a problem with something that somebody said on the show. We're going to let them live call. Oh. I thought you're Jack and Billy's list. And we're going to let it. What? Billy invented Discord now. Oh, shit.
Starting point is 02:06:57 My bet. I'm so sorry. First. Sorry. I'm going to keep giving them love. We can't, we can't have a Discord because Billy has Discord now. Never mind. Discord can't.
Starting point is 02:07:06 Sorry, guys. That was fun. That was fun while lasted though. Sheesh. But yeah. We do have a Discord. Discord is. I'm very defensive.
Starting point is 02:07:12 of my list. All we're saying is like we want to have a segment on the show where like if somebody had a problem with somebody said with something that somebody said you know
Starting point is 02:07:21 we'll have a segment where they can call in and chat for like five minutes it's like us reading our mean tweets but now you can beef with us live that's actually dope oh so now you like it Billy before you was ready
Starting point is 02:07:31 to cancel the whole shit I just thought I thought wait a minute are you guys look you guys have been gaslighting me hold on a second you guys have been gaslighting me do we have the same thought
Starting point is 02:07:41 how long have you had your discord like two months no way before that how long have you had it three months I let you tell it I've been on discourse for like three years though
Starting point is 02:07:53 I've been on discord since the start pandemic got you three yeah but yeah so new discord I'll drop a link on our socials and stuff but I'm gonna be hella active in there so I'll let you buy come hang out with us chit chat chop it up chop it up
Starting point is 02:08:11 Chop it up. I don't really know what you do on Discord. Stream. Yeah, I was trying to explain Discord to Maddie. And it's like it's not like a social media app. It's just like a gathering place for like a community build type fill. Right.
Starting point is 02:08:24 Like if you're in our dad chat or in our discussion group on Facebook, like it's like a deluxe version of that. Yes, I guess the deluxe version where you can video chat in and shit like that. And if you're not, now you can join it. It's a deluxe version. Deluxe. I like that. I like the sound of that a lot. But yeah.
Starting point is 02:08:41 Promo, self-promo. All right. Do we want to do voicemails? Is there anything else about Hillary we'd like to get in? She was Secretary of State. I talked about some of the bad stuff that she did when she was serving a secretary of state. She was deposed for the Watergate, or not Watergate. Let me be Devil's Advocate.
Starting point is 02:08:58 For Benghazi. They didn't find anything on that. I'll be devil's advocate because I don't, I don't think she's a likable person. I think she's done a lot of abhorrent things. But one thing that she did redact was, or retract, was. was her and Bill's involvement in the 93 crime bill and the mass incarceration that ensued. They, on her latest campaign trails, they took a responsibility for it and said that was, we fucked that up. I mean, that doesn't get back all the lives that it ruined, but, you know, at least they own the shit.
Starting point is 02:09:31 Yeah. So I can appreciate that at least. It's better than not retracting it. I would say doubling down. She probably did it because she wanted more votes. Oh, no, there's no question. I didn't say if it was genuine, for sure. But, I mean, at least, at least you acknowledge this shit.
Starting point is 02:09:44 Yeah. All right. And then she, um, she was Secretary of State for a while. She killed Osama bin Laden. And that's cool. And Epstein. And that's actually like, if, if she actually killed bin Laden and Epstein, like, that's a, that's a pretty good top two. I didn't even matter.
Starting point is 02:10:04 Did she kill him or did Obama? No, but she was in the room. And she had to negotiate stuff for Pakistan. It was. it was on her watch kind of who do we need to do an episode on that that's a mickey mouse cap what i don't think what is a mickey mouse i don't know like we talk about we talk about mickey mouse uh like mickey mouse rings like cap is any like they capped them oh i thought you say it was like too easy i didn't get it no i don't know i wouldn't give her
Starting point is 02:10:36 credit like no of course i'm doing it facetiously like just like she probably didn't kill Jeffrey Epstein. She was in the room watching when Osama bin Laden was killed. It's pretty wild that he was in a gigantic compound next to their version of West Point, and it took us 10 years. That is wild, isn't it? It's crazy. Wait, so are you implying that she, like, knew where bin Laden was?
Starting point is 02:10:59 No, I'm saying it. Well, she did. She actually did know where bin Laden was, but probably in, like, the last week before he died. Wait, so what are you implying? I'm just saying she was She's very good at killing people She was in the room Watching on the video screen with Obama
Starting point is 02:11:17 While the raid was conducted No, I know that But what is so as Secretary of State What did she Like this is a genuine question Like what did she have Like I guess to do with the bin Laden kidding She not very much
Starting point is 02:11:32 She had to talk to Pakistan after the fact And try to smooth things over And be like hey sorry about That whole like flying her help planes or helicopters into your airspace and then killing somebody that lived there without telling you or bad. But it was bin Laden so
Starting point is 02:11:46 but it. But so it was bad look for Pakistan because one he was in that building next to their west point and then two it makes Pakistan look like a bunch of little bitches that we just basically temporarily invaded their country with our military killed the guy and then got out
Starting point is 02:12:02 yeah so she had to try to smooth some of that over after the fact Again, another question, does the Pakistan thing have anything to do with the Benghazi thing? No, no. Those are two separate things. Two separate things. Benghazi was... I know what Benghazi...
Starting point is 02:12:18 I know what happened in Benghazi, but did that have to do with Bin Laden at any point? No. No, it's not. Okay. Wait, when was Benghazi before or after Bin Laden? After. 2012, I think. Charlie Daniels...
Starting point is 02:12:32 Never forgot. Never forgot. I think his account may still tweet that out every morning. Does it really? I think so. Benghazi ain't going away. So she got bin Laden, Epstein, Haitian president. Just kidding.
Starting point is 02:12:49 Everybody. And then as much shit as people talk about Donald Trump, she managed to lose an election to Donald Trump. She caught a lot of shit, too, though. A lot of shit she said came to fruition. Seven hours ago, keeping Trump. Charlie's Legacy Alive, Team CDB, Benghazi ain't going away. Wait, so what's this? Charlie Daniels, the country singer.
Starting point is 02:13:14 Right of Mount Julia, Tennessee. He passed away, and every morning before he died, he would wake up and tweet, Benghazi ain't going away. Just as a reminder. That Benghazi... That Benghazi happened, but I think it's, like, the implication. I don't want to imply anything that's not out of bounds, but he did not like Hillary Clinton.
Starting point is 02:13:30 He was not a fan, and he was saying that she had something to do. I thought that was the name of the... Ambassador. No, no. It was Ambassador Stevens. Yeah. I think his name was Stevens. He was killed at the Benghazi compound.
Starting point is 02:13:47 And there were some other soldiers that passed away. I think like 12 people died. In Benghazi. In Benghazi, yeah. Which is in Libya. And so people blamed Hillary for that. Because she could have sent help. That was like her fault, though, wasn't it?
Starting point is 02:13:59 Well, it goes back to like the regime change that we were planning in Libya. It was a domino effect of a lot of decisions to go in there. And then she, the criticism was that she could have provided help faster than she actually did. Yeah, give me, is this the spark note for us? Give one to the spark notes right there. I don't know enough about the facts of whether or not she was actually, like, derelict in her duty. If she really fucked everything up, if there was anything nefarious that she did. I don't know.
Starting point is 02:14:26 Well, no, they try to cover it up and said that the riots were caused by a video of the prophet Muhammad. That was like sacrilegious and pissed off. off a lot of the Muslim world when in reality, it was engineered. Yeah, it did not have to do with that video. So I remember the video, by the way, the video was so manufactured. So they said that after the fact that that was the reason why. Not the case at all. She was deposed in front of Congress for a very long time.
Starting point is 02:14:57 And I think that they spent like years investigating her. And the fact that they never charged her with anything leads me to believe that there wasn't anything because if they had anything on her they would have they would have fucking thrown her in prison immediately um so i don't think they were able to prove anything but i don't again i don't know enough about what happened there the craziest thing is they made the anti-muslim video themselves some who hillary yeah i think they actually because if you look at the video it looks like the worst five of the ten yeah so the video didn't exist until they started making it it They started pushing it.
Starting point is 02:15:35 I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Hillary did not, like, direct the video. I know she didn't direct it, but they probably were like, it's hot take there, PMT. We need to make a video. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know enough about the facts there. If her and Bill got divorced in when the whole Monica Lewinsky thing happened, what do you, like,
Starting point is 02:15:55 do you think any of this would have actually happened or do you think she would have just kind of faded away? Yeah. If she got that good dick after the divorce, I don't know. Maybe she would just would have been. but what's like found somebody falling in love gone like move to hawai i'm gonna i'm gonna say something and i hope my mom isn't listening to this if bill clinton's dick could get monica lewinski like how much better like what what is she going from there wait okay so unpack that a little bit wait are you saying that bill clinton must have an amazing dick
Starting point is 02:16:26 that's what it sounds like or is it maybe a power thing it's a thousand percent a power thing yeah i think it's a power thing i think he's just a criminally horny man Yeah, like top, probably top three. Wait, I think she never seen a picture of Monica. You've never seen a picture Monica Lewinsky? Back in the day. Oh, she was cute. If you're, if you're into that, yeah.
Starting point is 02:16:44 I mean, I don't think she's an ugly woman. Okay, also I guess in her, in her scope of her life, Bill Clinton's the best dick she's probably going to get. He's powerful. Hillary? Yeah, he's powerful. She likes to do. She likes to, she likes to, she likes to, she like, have you seen Hillary?
Starting point is 02:17:02 Stick. In what capacity? You're talking about that her ass is back. Yes, so that attracts a certain demographic. Go on, I guarantee she's dabbled with the brus. It would have been sick if
Starting point is 02:17:16 like she divorced Bill the second that he got out of office. Next thing you know, she's like on a yacht getting piped down by Cisco. Why is Cisco Dude, Cisco loves asses. Everyone knows that. This is a dated reference.
Starting point is 02:17:32 Well, he was hot. He made the thong song. You know who probably hadn't seen women in a long time. A lot of those workers at that place that she was at. That's facts. Oh, the slave workers. That's facts. I just don't know if the gardener was coming upstairs.
Starting point is 02:17:51 Like, I think she's a smart enough person to realize that. It's one of the plots to life. Have you seen life? Yes. Literally one of the plots of life. Yeah. They like think that they're looking at her or something like that. Right.
Starting point is 02:18:01 She ends up having a baby By one of the prison Dudes was in prison I need to watch that again It's been we've been talking over Maddie Especially for the I'm sorry man We're being sex as fuck
Starting point is 02:18:12 No I'm sorry I'm sorry Maddie Not not that But she was talking over me during Yeah Oh my god I got huge of that I'm sorry I don't go to fuck about this Hey by the way
Starting point is 02:18:21 We take no Maddie's land On the plaza all them comments We're talking over Maddie Let Maddie talk No you're right We cut everybody off I'm sorry If we if they would have gotten
Starting point is 02:18:30 divorced and she would have like faded into oblivion like I think she would have like withered up and died like I think this is what keeps her like going No that Drenachrome does But she wouldn't have gotten the adrenachrome if she wasn't in the public spot she was getting it back then I think she's I think she's a
Starting point is 02:18:47 earlier more advanced version of Pete Buttigieg's where it's usually going to do whatever you can do to stay in the political life but very calculated I think it's a calculator I think she's smarter shit though. Yeah. I know she's not stupid. So I was going to ask she's she's obviously intelligent, right? She went to Yale law school, this, then the other. Do you think she's smart? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think she's very
Starting point is 02:19:12 calculated. So, so here's, like, even though I disagree with her politically a lot. I disagree with a lot of the decisions she make. I think she may have some racism in her in her body. Um, uh, when you listen to her talk, she's very eloquent. She, she's very, um, she knows, uh, her policies. She knows, uh, her policies. She knows, she knows what she's talking about. I just think that we disagree on on how to get to a certain goal and in certain worldviews. Like she's she's not a dumb person though. No. And especially like if she were to have been the first woman president, let's put aside politics for a second.
Starting point is 02:19:49 Like she wasn't like in my brain, she's not like a Trump personality of, um, like she wants people to hate her or like wants people to get like incite something in them like Trump I feel like got off on like people not liking him kind of that's part of his brand right but I don't think she had that same
Starting point is 02:20:14 like fervor about her I think she wants everybody to like her which is what makes her unlike a hundred percent yeah it presents its own set of problems right because like when I so she was she was 2016 I was a senior in high school and a girl still and like there were worse things I could have thought of
Starting point is 02:20:35 than having Hillary Clinton as the first woman president right I that's kind of what I was alluding to earlier which is a lot of people wanted her to be present so that we could have a woman in the White House also I think that's it's like we just wanted a woman president and so we were going to take her well I mean she has a long I feel like I'm banging for Hillary oh Jesus I know I feel they too she has a long track record of being in politics and understanding.
Starting point is 02:20:59 The thing that I respect about her is, like, she's very, like, politically savvy, right? And so it's the thing that I didn't like about Trump, right? What I didn't like about Trump was, like, if you wanted to have a policy conversation with him, you weren't going to be able to have one, right? So it's like, why implement that? He would just deflect the question and talk about something else entirely. Like, that's what I enjoyed about Obama as well. He'll sit there and talk about the policies.
Starting point is 02:21:24 Now, the nuances, you know, and the ramifications of some of those policies. they'll, they'll, you know, give their normal political speeches. But she was very knowledgeable about policies. And so when you talk about women in politics, I think the pool isn't that big, right? And so when you have any kind of momentum behind one, I think you just go all in. And I think that's what happened with Taylor. So Mad Dogg fully supports Marjorie Taylor Green. No, that is, I will interrupt you for that.
Starting point is 02:21:57 That is not true. She can... She's like a Q-in-on, John, ain't she? Yeah. Yeah. You're like to think I'm a Q-in-on John after this. You kind of are. No, I'm not.
Starting point is 02:22:07 I have to just denounce that. There you go. Billy denounce it. I denounce. I'm not Q-N-on. You're not Q-N-on-in-on. I just think it's funny. I think the lore...
Starting point is 02:22:16 I am not cute. I think the lore is funny. Yeah, I think Billy just gets really into lore. Yeah, I get into a lot of lore. You do. Get into a lot of lore. Billy likes... He likes the stories about it.
Starting point is 02:22:27 If, yeah, I'm a big fan. I loved fantasy books, but and I sort of confirmed, Miss Billy said that as well. Yeah. I snapped that. Like, when we were talking about the video, like it snapped out of my head, like, oh, this isn't like, this is like a real thing. It's not like some fan thing, like fan fiction type thing. Yeah. Yeah, you can appreciate it as fan fiction to a certain extent and be like, this is crazy that they've made up this, like, story that Hillary and her top aide.
Starting point is 02:22:53 Yeah. Like killed and then filleted. a child and then wore their skin as a mask like that's until so when someone someone shows up with a gun yeah and it's like let out the children yeah in real life and it's like I'm going to shoot this place up then then it becomes an issue now can you charge that man if he actually thought that was happening yes yeah 100% but like for example if I like people have tried to assassinate presidents for crazy reasons and then get out of jail yeah Hinkley's out you saw he's yeah but like we didn't kill him just try that's crazy believe i i have a teed off
Starting point is 02:23:31 let's go attempted murder should not be a lesser charge than murder you should not get fewer years in prison for not succeeding yeah you should be charged with shitty murder and it's the same sentence bad at murder as as time show bob put it on the on the simpsons do they give a Nobel Prize for attempted chemistry
Starting point is 02:23:54 right and you and especially on a president you try to shoot the president death jail forever yeah death i mean i i guess you could you could definitely make the argument like that there shouldn't be a difference between whether or not you were able to hold up because the intention was there you know i can't yeah i can't agree with that for the sum of effect i i believe that's
Starting point is 02:24:16 why our recidivism rate is so high in our prisons is because we don't think that people can't change as soon as you commit a crime well i'm not saying you can't change i mean I'm saying, if you have the intent to kill someone and you shoot them and they just don't die, like there shouldn't be a difference in charge from had they died or had they not died, you were trying to kill them. I think they should because let's say, so if, so are you then insinuating that, that if, well, the consequences are different, right? So then if let's say I attempt to shoot somebody and then I spend a less amount of time in jail, four or five years, whatever it would be, right? And I had that time to really reflect and learn about who I am and realize the damage that I could have done. And that could possibly change my life for the better.
Starting point is 02:25:06 I mean, you could say the same thing if you killed somebody and you realized the damage that you did. A thousand percent. But that those are the consequences of your actions that you're going to have to pay for for the rest of your life more than likely. But if you don't kill him, you can reflect on how that could have happened and how that person's life could have changed. Everybody around that person's life in your life is. well. And so now it's like, I think it gives you an opportunity to grow as a human. That's just me being Christ-like, actually. Oh, wow. Interesting. I don't know. You try to shoot the president, though, jail forever. I don't know. I understand. I understand what you're saying. Like,
Starting point is 02:25:45 why is there a different charge? I get the intent is the same. Yeah, I get that. I'm not saying it's irrational thought. I'm just saying I also we don't have to worry about that because she never became president you know what's hilarious oh i love what if what if we bring back hillary please i'm begging i'm begging listen to stop the steal the democrats are are so dumb that they might do that you know what yeah it'd be like hillary and then george w bush as a show of solidarity as her vice president i love how they choose everybody chooses the vice president that's like worse than anybody like to protect the president like you choose mike pence so it's like oh you shoot me you're Mike Pence and he's taking away abortion.
Starting point is 02:26:27 Or it's like if you like you shoot Biden, you're getting Kamala Harris. It's like an insurance policy. Yeah. So just like choose. That's why I think that's funny. That's what Chris Rock actually said that. He said that.
Starting point is 02:26:40 He said, what did he say? I'm a butcher. But it was something like that. He's like, I'm not going to be the first nigga president. He said, but if I do, I'm going to make sure I have a black running mate. So a little policy insurance. do we want to do voice mails how long we've been going today
Starting point is 02:26:56 we're at let me do math almost three hours I didn't get any voicemails already I'm going to fake some voicemails All right voicemails from Billy Hello
Starting point is 02:27:15 This is Vladimir This is Vladimir from Russia A question for the whole crew By the way You're all looking you're all looking handsome Madeline Aryan looking gorgeous
Starting point is 02:27:29 fucking this up my question to the podcast is what do you think of Russia Love it Thanks Vlad Love it Love the people
Starting point is 02:27:47 Hate the government Not gonna lie Never crosses my mind I actually want to go to Russia Yeah so every time Russia's done an exceptionally bad job Of branding themselves It's cold though
Starting point is 02:27:59 They gotta have some That's what I'm saying Like all I think about And cool buildings They got some warm water They finally got some warm water ports In Crimea Yeah
Starting point is 02:28:08 Yeah like there have to be beaches right Like yeah Sochi probably has some nice places On the Caspian Sea Or the Black Sea I forget where Soci is shit I think it's on the Black Sea I should know
Starting point is 02:28:20 I fly over it all the So I'm on a flight simulator. Damn, I'm really exposed myself here. So I've been doing a lot more research into Russia with like, you know, everything that's happening in Ukraine. At least three TikToks have been viewed by Billy. But it is a very multi-ethnic country. Like it's not like it's not Vladimir Drago.
Starting point is 02:28:41 It's by Asia. Yeah. So it has a lot of Asian influence. And I met when I was out in Las Vegas with Beval, the guy who beat Canelo. like hearing about the different Soviet satellite states and meeting all of his friends. It was like, whoa, like they're a very, they're a multicultural nation that seemingly gets along. Huh. I'm going to, they don't have like any of the like, uh, like racial divides or I talk to.
Starting point is 02:29:10 America has a, does a great job of branding America as the greatest country on earth. And so we view every other country on earth as inferior. And so whether it's the countries in Africa we all think are just villages in huts or the countries in Russia we all think are just the dudes with the hats or the boxer from Rocky like they we just do a great job of branding in America that everything every place is shitty but like it's human beings trying to survive and exist in a in a dope way like in their way having a good time yeah billy um I'm gonna throw a flag real quick you just said that like they they all get along like Russia gets along with all of its satellite states oh no no within the country if they are
Starting point is 02:29:51 part of Russia. You should do a little bit more research into that, though. A couple more TikToks, though. Why? Because they've dealt with some stuff. Like what's that one way? There's some like separatist movements, civil wars, apartment bombings, stuff you could. Watch two more TikTok.
Starting point is 02:30:07 Honestly, I'm just listening to people who I met recently. Okay. Yeah. No, that's a good description of like where, where Billy gets most of his knowledge from. Like I met these Albanian dudes that were drunk as shit. Dude, Albanians are like violent. no dude the albanian mob is yeah no you're you're right about that they've totally replaced the italian mob i don't know if totally like they own like like a lot of italian restaurants are owned by
Starting point is 02:30:31 albanian yeah i i think at the the heart of what you get into is that like albania does have some some ruthless criminals and also historically they are insane fighters they like their stories of them like what do they run like what are they running match uh mattress places like that's they mob is for mattresses they mobbing for mattresses i find this hard to believe like like most mobs is like it's it's drugs right like i'm saying like what is their what is their resource that they're trying to the crime of like hit men oh so it's like okay blood laundering blood money okay just like all sorts of ventures i'm gonna put you on a test right now okay how many russian satellite states can you name like
Starting point is 02:31:20 members of the former USSR that are now that are now sovereign countries yeah uh Kyrgyzstan uh Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan uh Georgia uh Belarus um Ukraine that's five uh Lithuania Croatia Croatia no no not Croatia Czechsovakia no Latvia actually Czechosvakia I I don't know where they stood after World War II. I know that they were a communist country. I don't think Czechoslovak is a part of them. But can you count those Soviet states? No, Czechoslovak is not.
Starting point is 02:32:01 No, I'm going to say no. It's not. So was that eight? Sure. I think Mongolia. Did I say Mongolia? Yeah, Mongolia. Or they were a Soviet country separate to,
Starting point is 02:32:11 they believed in Soviet communists. They were not in the USSR, though. Yeah, but they have statues. You're missing your chicken guy. Oh, the Uzbeks, the homies, yeah. Yeah, Uzbekistan, Daghistan, which I think is actually in Russia. This is all, I don't know, I've done nothing. I know nothing about Russia.
Starting point is 02:32:35 Armenia? I don't believe so. Azerbaijan? I don't know about that one either. Why, what are you? I'm just curious. I want to see how long you can go on that. you missed out on on two of the baltic states you got lithuania oh oh oh uh uh the baltics um
Starting point is 02:32:58 yes yes uh uh not doing this in a russian accent was a mess it was that architecture really estonian latvia oh no i said latvia oh then you missed lithuania no i said lithuania i said persingas oh because that's what was in my head because porzengis got to a fight at a club with with a bunch of Russians because they were celebrating the invasion of Lithuania. Estonia. I said Estonia. No. Or is that the one?
Starting point is 02:33:28 Okay. Yeah, that's all I know. That's a good amount. Why? You did well. I was curious. I couldn't name one of them things, man. Now let's do the Balkan states.
Starting point is 02:33:38 Okay, no, I think we've put on a tweet for a Hillary Q&A. There are a really good ones. Okay. Let's go. Okay. It's on the, I think I said to the chat. I have one right off the bat that I really like If you could have her and two other people in a room together at the same time
Starting point is 02:33:55 And they have to tell the truth Which two people would you pick and what would be discussed That's a good question Trump would be one Epstein He's dead Are we doing dead? He's not dead
Starting point is 02:34:08 You're gonna be dead fuck it Trump and Epstein Yep I like that Oh here's a good one What would it take for Big T to smash Would Billy Snagelry Clinton in her prime? Her money.
Starting point is 02:34:22 All of her money. Yeah. How much we're talking here? I think that's... She worth like over $200 million. There's no way. It has to be. That's Big T committing attempted prostitution,
Starting point is 02:34:33 which should have the same penalty as prostitution. No, it's not. Yeah, you're saying that you would do it. Our net worth is $120 million. Wow. And that's just on the books, brother. Yeah. Putin's supposed to be the richest man in the world.
Starting point is 02:34:45 Yep I liked the Fuck Mary Kill with Hillary, Bill and Monica You have to marry Monica I would marry No I'd marry Bill You'd kill Bill
Starting point is 02:34:56 Not man Just for the name You marry Bill Clinton Then you become Senator Eventually president You're not actually On the wrong track there
Starting point is 02:35:07 Yeah You marry Bill Clinton in that scenario And then you don't have to Fuck Hillary Which is nice I don't know bro Did you see the group chat She's thick, man
Starting point is 02:35:15 Well, back in the day though That what I'm saying What are we doing now? What's your KD would Hillary Clinton in her What do you think her breath Smells like?
Starting point is 02:35:27 Sulfur Sulfur Sulfur Under murders The Kare Ordered Three and a half I mean she definitely didn't do them
Starting point is 02:35:39 She couldn't get it out And sneak around With that dump truck What do you guys think about Huma Aberdeen being vice chair of her 2016 campaign and that is Anthony Wiener's wife. Yeah, I mean
Starting point is 02:35:52 Anthony Wiener is definitely a petto. Hillary has a history of, it seems, compiling some of the worst and most incompetent people to ever do their jobs to run her campaigns. Except the ones that she gets to kill people. Right. We still haven't introduced
Starting point is 02:36:08 any allegations of her murdering anybody. Yeah, like, let me, I start reading the, you can't just read names. The Haitian president, they think that, so like, they think they killed the Haitian president because he was catching on to like her abducting children in Haiti through the charity. I don't know about Bill Gates.
Starting point is 02:36:29 I don't know about that he didn't want the vaccines to come in. That's the whole thing. I don't know about the whole abducting. I think that like if you look at Haiti as a whole in terms of where they rank on the corruption index, Haiti is like the most. corrupt country in the world. And so there's probably plenty of people that would want to kill the president there. No shortage.
Starting point is 02:36:52 Like, what's it for Hillary? If she's abducting, do you think that Hillary is a petto? Like, do you think that Hillary is like, I can't, I can't wait to get these kids? Like Anthony Weiner, I think there's more lore that Billy's going. Yeah, that was, no, that's why I'm saying it. You could definitely say like Clinton flying on Epstein's plane. We already know that that Clinton is a criminally horny person. he probably did some fucked up stuff
Starting point is 02:37:15 with girls who were most likely underage No, I'm just reading I'm literally reading the Clinton body count Watt like the I'm not saying it myself It's like Joe Vinal Moise Haitian president
Starting point is 02:37:29 Followers of the QAnon Confucius theory I don't think Hillary's killing anybody man I'm just gonna be honest I don't think I don't think Seth Rich Yeah we talked about Seth Rich and how fucked up that was for his family
Starting point is 02:37:40 Okay I don't get And by the way By the way Everybody that talked about Seth Rich All the people All the news organizations
Starting point is 02:37:49 That like brought him up Being like what happened To him was Hillary Like they insinuated That Hillary was involved With his murder All those organizations Have had to issue
Starting point is 02:37:59 Themselves Legal retractions Admitting that he had nothing to do with it So even the people that told you That he might be involved They have said he has nothing to do with it Now it's just like gone wild You asked for the action
Starting point is 02:38:10 I'm just reading the list. Okay. I'm just curious if she, if you guys actually think that she murdered. Christopher Sign broke the news of a meeting on June 27th, 2016 on the Phoenix Sky, Harvard Tarmac between President Bill Clinton, then Attorney General Loretta Lynch. The timing of the meeting happened during the 2016 presidential election when she was under scrutiny for how she handled the emails. Sign was found dead in his Alabama home on June 12, 2021. His death is being investigated as a suicide.
Starting point is 02:38:38 Um, fuck Mary Kill. Mary Mohan They said specifically for Big T but I think you all can answer it. AOC, Pelosi, and Hillary. I think it's Big T. Well, so they all have terrible, like, ideas
Starting point is 02:38:54 and they're bad people. So marrying it doesn't really matter. So you have to go with the most attractive one, which is AOC. So you marry her, yeah. I think you got to fuck Hillary because she's thick. Low key thick and then looking like high key. I'm not.
Starting point is 02:39:10 I'm not sure that Pelosi is capable of dying, but you do your best, I guess. That's exactly how I'd do it. I think that's the only answer. Yeah. Frank Fleming replied, how many bodies? Frank the tank. How many bodies? I would love for somebody to tell me, like, who they think that Hillary has actually killed.
Starting point is 02:39:40 There's a lot of, like, names around the Clintons, for sure. Like, Vince Foster got brought up. That was, that was a little bit weird, what happened to him. But I don't think that there was... Whenever Danny Williams dies, he'll get added to the list. Oh, for sure. I just don't know, like, is there any kernel of truth that is around any of these that isn't just, like, isn't a coincidence that all these people have died.
Starting point is 02:40:03 I think it's actually kind of like, I don't know the word for it, but it's just like, what you do say you don't like Hillary right but when you actually dig into it she's just a regular ass politician that's done some shady shit and like I don't think she's killing anybody right she sucks for normal reasons
Starting point is 02:40:22 yeah but normal politician reasons I was to say normal politician reasons normal us reasons yeah I think yeah I think she's just the regular run of the mill the wiener stuff is like concerning but like we probably
Starting point is 02:40:37 I don't know like she she was close with Wiener Huma was married to Wiener Huma has been like her right hand lady for a very long time and so this might be Hillary again like not having a bad decision when it comes to who she stands by and who she doesn't
Starting point is 02:40:55 could be I just don't see anything like I mean do you it's just weird how she's surrounded by like I mean like I think I'm just going to say what you're is Yeah. Like how many pedophiles, like, how many pedophiles can there be? How many pedophiles do you guys know? And I don't know any. Well, they don't, you don't know that they're pedophiles. That's the thing about pedophiles.
Starting point is 02:41:17 You don't know. Like, so this is, I've, I've always thought about this, right? Because not making love to children is like a relatively new thing for humans, right? So if you look back in, if you look back in all of our kingdoms, all of our everything, pedophilia was what it was. Like in the Shakespearean days, like all, it's a relatively new thing to be like, yo, that's bad. Now, I agree with that assessment, right? I agree with that assessment. But for the longstanding lineage of human beings, horniness supersedes any kind of morality, right? So when you look at who comes out to be a pedophile, it's a lot of people.
Starting point is 02:42:00 It's not like some small, a lot. Child trafficking is like one of the biggest businesses in the world, right? A lot of people enjoy this shit, right? So you never know who it is, right? So you probably do no one, but they'll never say it because it's so, as it should be, it's taboo as fuck. But it's like it's, it's something that's that's that's in the closet and it will be in the closet because there's no how where do you, where do you go to say I'm a pedophile? I need help. Like where do you go?
Starting point is 02:42:33 Yeah, I don't know. that's actually like a question I've never thought of before yeah I got I got some shit on it for a podcast everybody's called me a pedophile sympathizer but it's like I'm just an empathy human being like I have an urge I love older women like it's a thing you're the opposite you're as far from a pedophile exactly exactly I just it's what I can't I can't control that that's what I'm attracted to right and so I can relate to having an attraction right I can't relate to theirs but I can relate to having an attraction now I'm not Now, my specific attraction doesn't harm anybody.
Starting point is 02:43:06 There's does. Now, if they're a good human being, but they still have that desire, where do they go to try to rid themselves of this desire? Because our desires as human beings absolutely drive us, right? Yeah. So where do they go? I can empathize with somebody who's trying to be good in that situation. And I know it's one of the worst crimes that there is. And I'll probably get shit for saying this again.
Starting point is 02:43:27 But it's, I think it's a problem that we have to address as a society. But do you think anybody's natural, like, do you think they're born like that? Yeah. I think that they're like chemical imbalances in brains that make them more prone to antisocial behavior and things like that. Yeah. And so. I think things can happen to people as well at when their kids. I think that's, I think that's a possibility as well.
Starting point is 02:43:49 But those people have a place to go instead of like talk about trauma. Yeah. Before it happens. Yeah. Yeah, they do. Yeah. But I'm talking about more so the desire. That's what you're attracted to.
Starting point is 02:44:02 I kind of think that, like, I don't think it's, like, a sexual orientation thing, though. I think it's like a, it's a, they argue that it is, though, when you talk to them. Yeah. I haven't talked to them. Well, I've never talked to them. I've read their, like the back, I've read the back and forth. Yeah, like, but I think it, it's one of those things where it comes from past trauma, like as a child, like as a child yourself, that, that again, like Billy said, can be stopped or treated before it becomes an illegal crime. I do think it's a thing, right?
Starting point is 02:44:32 But I think if we were to operate on that premise that we can do minority report for pedophilia, then that we would have to excuse the entirety of human history about how prevalent it was. Yeah. It was so prevalent. But yeah, I mean, if you look in our, some of our religious texts, like, it's prevalent in our religious texts. Yeah. So what it in the Bible, in the Quran. If somebody like went to.
Starting point is 02:45:02 a psychiatrist and was like, hey, I've got this attraction and I want to stop it. Like, that psychiatrist, are they obligated to, like, turn you in? I don't know that. I don't know how that works. I think if,
Starting point is 02:45:16 if you've acted upon it and you're admitting it, then yes. Then yes. I don't, if they go in there and say, I'm having thoughts, I'm I don't think that they can't. Then they just send you to seminary school. They're like, I don't know what seminary school. You become a priest.
Starting point is 02:45:30 that's where they go I'm actually totally fine No sex at all I'm actually totally fine that like we have just one group of people that's totally oppressed I know we're not supposed to oppress minorities but if we're gonna just do one
Starting point is 02:45:45 they kind of deserve it yeah I wouldn't consider them a minority I would be like that's just yeah criminals criminals yeah and again I really understand both sides of this coin like I really understand people who are like
Starting point is 02:45:58 fuck you your piece of shit for even trying to to defend them i understand what you're coming from bro but i also understand like if some like i just just i guess it's the humanitarian in me if somebody is wants to be a good human being but they have that desire there's nothing for them i think and i i don't know i'm i'm trying to empathize with the but i think that's a little because the thing is like for example weiner a lot of these people are found in positions of power because i think it's more of a power thing that it is an attraction i agree i agree because it's like you can do because you can get away with doing that.
Starting point is 02:46:32 I agree. But you have the desire to hold that power. Yeah, but that's, but those are the same. And the fact, I think there's a lot of them who become politics,
Starting point is 02:46:41 politicians, because they seek out that power. I also don't think you're like, it's not like you're excusing their behaviors. No, fuck no. But you're just saying like, I got four kids,
Starting point is 02:46:50 bro. I will go to jail if I found that that happens. I will be in there for life. Yeah, but. And it's going to be one of those, I forget what that movie, with Jamie Fox and the dude from 300 was um law abiding civil law buys it's gonna be one of those
Starting point is 02:47:05 situations you're gonna be you go I'm gonna I'm not gonna kill you right away I am going to you're gonna every limb's gonna get chopped off I'm gonna dead serious about that mm-hmm if that happens one of my kids no no expense will be spared all right we got any other questions about Hillary um here's one we got to her haircut I think that I think that is 30% of the pie graph of why people don't like her if she had like long hair yeah she has like a Karen hair cut bro and it's just bad
Starting point is 02:47:37 yeah and the she got the shoulder pads in the suit too it's just it's a bad look you don't even give off the and that's I'm into older women you don't even give off the older woman vibes like you're trying to get it you you give off like you know I want to leave bingo tonight vibes yeah grow it out
Starting point is 02:47:54 grow out Hillary come on um okay so this is someone who I'm assuming is close to like billy me avery's age did she go into hiding during bill's post monica trial slash hearings and everything or did she have to come out to publicly defend him to the press wasn't around back then but it had to be a pretty wild situation to be the first lady in that mayhem it was very wild yeah yeah she didn't she didn't like come out and like say she didn't give a speech or anything didn't she defend him she yeah she was always standing behind him
Starting point is 02:48:25 at all the press conferences and they did a uh they did a couple of sit down interviews together she was very she was definitely like stand by your man yeah she she wasn't hiding or anything like that she was very I imagine that she was very embarrassed with what was going on even if even if it was untrue
Starting point is 02:48:43 which I think we've learned that it's probably not the case like it's just embarrassing Monica Lewis was very it was very oh that happened yeah oh yeah like he put a cigar into his intern's vagina and there was there was a lot that's so fucked up she could get like cancer
Starting point is 02:48:59 like smoking like she could get vagina cancer like what if she had quefed and she inhaled yeah that's the fucked up part billy is that like she could like he made her smoke
Starting point is 02:49:13 out of her vagina every time I hear that I'm just like just like what the fuck you know it's fucked up for a lot of reasons it's the first time I've heard is that's not supposed to be there she could have gotten an infection for sure and then so after
Starting point is 02:49:27 he was done with her he like shipped her off made her work in some far-off office that she never wanted to work in. He stopped taking her calls, treated her like shit. He definitely, he emotionally manipulated her big time. He knew exactly what he was doing. He was a real piece of shit, like utter scumbag. How did they find out? It came out through the Star Report, and it happened through Linda Tripp, which is a lady.
Starting point is 02:49:52 There were like whispers about Monica before, but there was a lady that worked, she used to work for Vince Foster, actually. She was... No relation. She was his secretary. Not you're not related to Vince Foster? Not that I know of. So she, Linda Tripp...
Starting point is 02:50:07 Family probably owned mine back in the day ago. Maybe. I think it was from the South, for sure. Probably. So she, Linda Tripp worked for Vince Foster as his secretary. Then she got moved out of that office after he committed suicide, allegedly. And he found, she found herself in the Pentagon working with... With Monica, who just got moved there from the White House, they became friends.
Starting point is 02:50:32 Monica opened up to Linda Tripp about it. Linda Tripp hated Bill Clinton. And then she started recording all their conversations because Linda Tripp was an absolute psycho too. I didn't know this. I thought Monica came out. No, no shit. Monica didn't want anything out at all. Oh, wow.
Starting point is 02:50:47 Monica was an emotional mess. Yeah, that fucked up her life. She was like also kind of in love with Bill Clinton. Oh. And she was like, she got. You know a lot about this, yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's one of the more fascinating things
Starting point is 02:51:00 that ever happened in American politics It's like, we impeached a president for getting head But there was like a There's a lot more that went into where he was like a total, total scumbat And so she thought Linda was her friend And she started telling like she let Linda into her life slowly They became friends and Linda would just record all their conversations That's where is this chick at now?
Starting point is 02:51:23 Linda Tripp, she's dead Damn, how's she died I don't know probably Hillary is very, yeah. Here you go, the plot thickens again. Linda Woodtrip was also like probably 80 years old
Starting point is 02:51:35 and smoke cigarettes for like 75 of those years. I don't know of a vagina. Yeah. So yeah, bad, Bill Clinton, bad guy. Hillary Clinton, bad gal. Family, bad family.
Starting point is 02:51:48 What they, what are they, what do they, what do they, they're siblings? Children. Children, like. Chelsea? Chelsea, I think Chelsea's a globalist. Chelsea's globalist.
Starting point is 02:51:58 Epstein was at her wedding, I think. Really? Yeah. I mean, you combine two of the woats into one person. It's not a shock. She's also one of the votes. I don't think she's as voted as them, though.
Starting point is 02:52:11 I know nothing about Chelsea. Yeah, I don't, I think she's worked in, I don't know if she's been in government or not. She might have been in private sector. Listening to her speak makes my skin crawl. Chelsea? Yeah. You really hate.
Starting point is 02:52:22 She's got terrible voice. He hates the Clintons. Yeah, you hate them. I hate her more than either of the other two. why Chelsea yeah I like I said like listening to her speak makes me like physically what's she do but give me some trash give me something that Chelsea did that you just absolutely I don't even think she's like she works with like the Clinton foundation and shit so I don't think it's even like anything she's done I just find her generally detestable
Starting point is 02:52:47 which makes sense given her parents it's not necessarily her fault you have no reason to like is there anyone that you can talk to if you're if you find yourself and you're the child of the Clintons, can you go to like a... It's a tough break. I'm not blaming her. Yeah. I've got all these bad thoughts
Starting point is 02:53:04 just about how to fuck with Big Tea. Can you get them out of my head, please? How much would it take for Chelsea Clinton for you to marry Chelsea Clinton? Dude, that's got to be a year by year deal. I mean, again, it's the family fortune. Who's the buddy that gets paid every year by that baseball team? Oh, Bobby Bonilla.
Starting point is 02:53:26 Yeah. It's got to be one of them kind of things. You know, way more than he's good. Britney Spears? That's great. Bania. Sorry.
Starting point is 02:53:33 No, it's fine. That's so white of me. No, it just means that you've learned his name by reading it. Yeah. Yeah. Well, and there's the big checkout set.
Starting point is 02:53:41 Brittany. Yep. Britney Spears's husband was signing a pre-up, her new one. And he was trying to negotiate a deal where for every year he stays with her. He gets more and more money. So it's like. You do not. Marry that motherfucker, bro.
Starting point is 02:53:57 What? So it was an incentive to stay with their longer. That's how they keep people working in jobs that they don't like. Yeah. They backload the contract. I just came from an industry where they do that. Fuck out of here, though. And he was trying to backload.
Starting point is 02:54:09 So he's like, what? Yeah, Britney Spears is like, ah, you know, fifth year there's a big dead cap hit. If I cut you right now. Let's see if I can get a trade. Incentive for oral. Sign and trade. Get you off the books. Dude, he was the one who engineered.
Starting point is 02:54:24 By the way, do you think they, so British. Brittany has now been freed and is now allowed, like, she's just going nuts online, kind of. And this guy, I think, was behind a lot of it so he could negotiate, like, a deal like this. Should we have freed, Brittany? I was saying before, before Brittany got freed, that there was probably some stuff that we didn't know about her life. There was probably a reason why she was kept in her legal situation for as long as she was, that, like, the, judges and I don't think that every judge that looked at her case was like no I want I want you to continue to be a slave for your dad there was probably something weird going on that we didn't know
Starting point is 02:55:05 about well to prevent like predatory people trying to but again like it's her money it's she's made all that on her own it should probably be hers that's kind of my mindset but I think that there was more to it than everybody knew just through the media I think she probably has some some issues but don't we all still her money yeah like we've all we've all got issues why can't she just have access to her money and have issues yeah good point i ain't allowed man i do not give a flying fuck about that situation that brittney well she just keeps posting news i just hear about it so much and i'm like i just i didn't i just don't care also kind of off topic of a hot take i think it's really creepy how um into the
Starting point is 02:55:50 the dep herd trial people were yes yeah my surety was one of them i was like oh what's shit what's your oh it was a total distraction i was like what is your obsession with this shit she was giving me live updates and i was like bro i don't care i also think i gave a lot of shitty people an excuse to like dunk on women yeah could be i think it did do that and i also think they're both just shitty probably shitty people yeah i think they kind of deserved each other in a weird way great actor though yeah great actor but i think it was weird how many people were into this weird case but that's just i agree i did not give two shits about it yeah like i don't and yeah I don't care that it was, yeah.
Starting point is 02:56:27 I think she's a bad person. I think he's a bad person. Yep, pretty much. No, it was a total distraction from Davos. Davos, okay. Yeah. You guys didn't even know what happened. No, I knew it happened.
Starting point is 02:56:36 Because you've talked about it every day. You're like, what's going on Davos today? Yeah, because they were trying to distract us. They have that sort of meeting like all the time, though. I know, and then they just manipulate shit. Wait, what's Davos? It's a meeting of, how would you describe, like global elites? Yeah, the globalist convention.
Starting point is 02:56:54 the globalist convention in Davos, yeah. All right, well, that does it for this week's macro dosing. Thank you guys for bearing with us and accepting the abbreviated nanodosing on Tuesday. Enjoy your super pod. Hope you liked it. And we will be back next week. Love you guys. Well.
Starting point is 02:57:24 Thank you.

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