The Prepper Broadcasting Network - PBN Late Night 001 - Weather Manipulation, People Burgers & Population?

Episode Date: January 31, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:13 Good evening, PBN family. What's up? Am I? Yeah, okay, we're making noise today. For those of you who joined me for the earlier live, if it weren't for Jay Ferg, the Phoenix, the whole thing would have been a mute. So we got Jay Ferg tonight. We got Lisa T with us tonight, the SoCal Prepper, on the first ever PBN late night. We may talk about a number of different things tonight, but I wanted to just bring this up at the beginning to set the stage of sort of my greatest fear. that I've been worried about, which is sort of like a man-made returning ice age. You remember years ago we talked about a company that was spraying or considering spraying aerosolized silver, saltwater, some amalgamation into the atmosphere in order to reflect the sun's light because we were all convinced that the sun was evil and was going to kill us and, you know, the whole thing.
Starting point is 00:01:10 Well, this is the company. This is the company Silver Lining out of San Francisco. A congressionally mandated report on climate intervention from Friday, June 20th, 2020, 23. These guys, you'll notice, can you see? You might not be able to see this. If you want to check them out. You can't see it on what I'm sharing. But if you want to check it out, just go ahead and go to, you'll like this.
Starting point is 00:01:38 You will love the domain. silver lining. NGO slash Whitehouse dash, slash white dash house dash report. So silver linings is a non, yeah, you know, a money hole. A money hole that's looking to black out the sun or block out the sun and, you know, starve us all to death in the whole nine yards. I want to talk about it tonight. I want to hear what the ladies have. If they think things along these lines, I know we were talking a little bit about, you know, chemical trade. over the country club.
Starting point is 00:02:11 I don't know if you know the reference. But that's what we're doing. And we might get into other stuff too. PBN late night. We just basically want to have some fun with, really have some fun with sort of the stuff we don't get to talk about very often. What is up?
Starting point is 00:02:27 Good evening. Ladies, thanks for joining us on the first ever PVN late night. All the time in the making. Everyone gets to see me for the first time. The first time the SoCal Prepper is with us in the flesh here. The collection of plateaus in the back. Plateaus. Those are my tea plays.
Starting point is 00:02:45 And Bruno in the house. Bruno. Yeah, I need a new name. Well, I'd say let the show flow tonight. And I have a feeling that something will emerge as we yap. Something organically will occur. Something will occur. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:06 Late night for me will be Pajama Hour. Late night. right now so you guys just can't tell. I am too. You can't tell either, but it's... I'm about to have to grab my robe. Say what? Your beard.
Starting point is 00:03:19 I know it's... I almost cut it off the other day. It's hard to cut the beard off. You have my robe. It gets going really good and, you know, you don't want to blow it. Get that robe, Jay. Go, go, go. Oh, yeah, robe up.
Starting point is 00:03:33 Robe up for sure. Make sure you have pants on, though, underneath if you're going to stand up. Or else the views will go. I have pants on, but then we have to change the rating. We might have to start doing a cover charge for that. People will be like, man, you got to watch PBN. Very good. This is nice. So what do you ladies think?
Starting point is 00:03:57 I mean, I have to imagine I'm in good company when it comes to, I hate to use the word chem trails because I think there's a connotation there that. Me, me, me. Some that I agree with, some that I don't. agree with. You know what I mean? Or lizard control, weather manipulation. Yeah, all of the above. All of the above. Where do you guys fall in that line?
Starting point is 00:04:19 You see the line across the sky behind the airplane. What do you think? Well, I noticed last Friday, I was aware that we were going to start having weather. And I know the state of Tennessee voted to not have chem trails. And I'm walking outside, getting ready to go to work. and I look up and I'm going, no, those can't be Kent drills. Really? And I'm looking. I'm like, no, they're not sleep, see it in the sky. No, no, no. And by the time I get to work and I leave, it's getting uglier and ugly. I'm like, no. And yeah, I'm really thinking something happened. And then I started seeing on Facebook, people are saying, hey, everybody, check your snow.
Starting point is 00:05:04 I was seeing things from Texas, Arkansas, North Carolina. and I kept the other place to say, test the snow. So that's when I went outside and I brought some snow and I did a little video and I don't know if Jasmine uploaded it to the main website. And at least Nashville, we have real snow. And so Jordan did it. Yeah. So she did it by her sake. We're like, all right, we've got snow.
Starting point is 00:05:32 And it's scary to see how people are saying they're getting plastic. And then. What is that? I'm out of the loop on this whole thing. So there's a thing ever since. So there's been a few people doing test about the fact that the snow isn't actually melting. It's burning. And then I found out with my test, I should have used a lower intensity flame to actually test it because the higher intensity will make it melt.
Starting point is 00:05:58 A gentleman did it with a blowtorch. But there was a two scientists who did it. And they did the same thing. And they took that same ice. And they put it underneath their mic. and found microplastics it throughout the entire thing versus because another gentleman with the like I said with the torch it wasn't melting it was charing and he was using an oxyacetyacetaline torch like you would for a cut and for a cut in metal you know he's trying to melt it off
Starting point is 00:06:26 of his his tin roof and it was just burning oh here we go and part of it was that um one of the people that had the the microscope he's point He says, what are those? And all of us are going, what is that? And someone off the screen says, oh, my God, I think that's more gallons. I went, how in the world are they getting more gallons out there? And so now it's made a bunch of people. Well, no villains they were shown was a part of the whole Kim Trow thing, too.
Starting point is 00:06:54 So that ties into the whole. Yeah. So the people that have the plastic, especially in Texas, they're all starting to freak out going, what in the bleep is going on with our government that they're doing this to us. you know and so now we're done with the ice right now but now we're going to get snow on top of the ice so it's just like okay it's glazed with more sugar coating and yeah it's going to be fun uh i'm going to try testing it again just in case but i don't know what about you jordan are you going to try testing your snow again um ours was pure ice this last time so we'll see
Starting point is 00:07:34 we did notice literally we had hardly no airplanes no Kim trails and then two days ago all of a sudden there was a ton of them that James I was telling you I took pictures of them just to send you because out of nowhere you just they will literally you could watch a plane stop Kim Trails and then all of a sudden start it so you can see where it started it and where it stopped it or vice versa and it was it was interest and so I was like oh I was trying to take pictures while we were driving it was hilarious but you know hunters in Instagram ask Who is more Jellin?
Starting point is 00:08:10 Oh jealous of what? Not mud jellin but more jellin Oh more jealous Oh ha ha ha ha okay Bad fun To the punitentiary Go go go
Starting point is 00:08:21 Go Yeah Dave Jones often sends us pictures That are They're mind-boggling When you live as remote Is that what it is you think? as we. Well, I think we notice it more because we are
Starting point is 00:08:37 so remote that the few crafts that fly through here it's a stark difference of, oh, well, that's something that's not normally in the sky versus when it was clear. I mean, if you notice when the government was shut down, we saw no Kim Drills.
Starting point is 00:08:54 The skies were the cleanest they had been the entire time. Well, we can run that test again soon, right? Aren't they about to shut down again? I think they're true. trying to. Yeah. So would would the human race screw up
Starting point is 00:09:09 so bad? This is my number one fear of us messing everything up. Would we screw up so bad that we would block enough sun out that Tennessee would be covered in ice all the time? Or four to five months out of the year?
Starting point is 00:09:26 Bill Gates wants all the beef. That's all I can say. I don't know. I mean, I really do worry about a man made ice age from the sort of useful idiots completely blocking out the sun in a way that we can fix it. I've never thought about it on that, on that end. I see more of man trying to play God. You are going to get Mother Nature fighting back to self-regulate. I see that. So I think Sarah Hathaway isn't too far off point on her book. Very good. With the fact that no matter what happens, nature
Starting point is 00:10:01 always wins. It just may take some time and it might be a bit dramatic because what was it a few years ago? Saudi Arabia was flooded because of their club seeding. At one point does man playing God not bite you back in the ass and then it just resets. You know, I think I'd prefer the reset over an ice age. Oh, speak of your recess. Mom, let me do my predictions. I didn't get to do the predictions. I couldn't get it. Oh, yeah, yeah, definitely. Let's do it. I know. I apologize. So my predictions for 2026 are that silver is going to hit over $300. Whoa. I've heard that a lot.
Starting point is 00:10:43 We are having a bail in a big smile on her face on that one. Baylon is really going to start happening. Look what happened. Was it in Vietnam? You said bailin? Baylon instead of a bailout. Bail in. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:10:59 I started going into your account to pay off the debt. I'm seeing more of a bail in that's going to start happening. Look what happened. It was it Canada just got hit. Or no, the UK. They just cut off a bunch of accounts in the UK today. I wouldn't be surprised. They did it in an Asian country where the were closed.
Starting point is 00:11:22 Yeah, I thought they did it in Korea too. Yes. I wasn't sure. I'm also seeing that with that. with that happening following the gut, the good old gut, I've tried to figure out how to say this nicely,
Starting point is 00:11:38 not to scare too many people. No, I don't say it nice. That, um, BVN late night. We're not here to sugarcoat. Yeah. Trump is going to start pushing more of biometrics and the start of the digital ID.
Starting point is 00:11:51 And it's going to get ugly that by the end of the... I don't know. I think that's where I probably beg to differ on that opinion. But that's just... Okay. But something's going to happen. people are fine. A lot of people have been waking up that they're going to say, we're done. And we're actually going to see more civil unrest in this country than we have before.
Starting point is 00:12:13 And I think it's going to bleed into like 2027. I'm thinking by March and that 2027, there is going to be more of a war we're seeing that we're going to see not like a cyber war, not necessarily a physical board work, but you're going to see a lot more people really upset and more rioting. ICE is going to have their hands full. That's just the gut I've been having. Those are the dreams I've been starting to have again. And it's driving me nuts that I'm starting to see that and feel it.
Starting point is 00:12:46 And I mean, it was a couple weeks ago that I called you, Jordan. Is it Jordan? Let me get your pulse. And she and I will do that. Like, you know, one of us is white. One of us is dark. but we like to keep I will touch base and say,
Starting point is 00:13:00 hey, are you seeing what I'm? Wait a second. I'm like, wait a second. I'm Hispanic too. I know. Okay. All right. You're both dark.
Starting point is 00:13:11 Okay. All right. I know. I was, I was thinking, well, I'm also dark girl. So I was almost thinking of call myself the Valky. And I thought,
Starting point is 00:13:19 wait a minute, do I look like I'm a Nordic? And I thought, no, I'd be a La Chuzza. I'm like, oh, hell no, I'm no Latusa.
Starting point is 00:13:24 I'm not Mexican. So, leave it to the PBM family to rename me. Oh, yeah, yeah, that would be fun. So that's actually a great idea. Those are my predictions. That's a great idea. PBM family, those out there listening, watching, send us some names.
Starting point is 00:13:43 Once the SoCal prepper, then the lowest lane. I think we had one more for you, didn't we? I could still be your lowest lane because I'm finding stuff out about, you know, look what we're here today, you know. Yeah. The host of Through the Vale. Oh, get rid of that show. Please. That was just one episode with Jordan.
Starting point is 00:14:02 Yeah. It doesn't matter. It still counts. It's a good thing. Well, it was on the way to hear. It was part of the path to PBN late night. You know what I mean? This is true.
Starting point is 00:14:14 This is definitely true. Yeah. So you guys do a lot of that behind the scenes like female magic together. There we go. Yeah. Yeah. James Angels. James is my opinion.
Starting point is 00:14:30 James is Angels. We need Sarah here. And Sarah in the Becker. Yeah. And the Phoenix sitting there dropping. Well, I think it's a lost start, the woman's intuition myself. You know what I mean? I honestly, it's been, I think, is saving grace as a woman having six cents, an intuition, whatever you call it, that gut feeling has saved my mess.
Starting point is 00:14:56 many times. It's a magic thing. But it seems to be suppressed with the desire to be like masculine. You know what I mean? Or to exist in masculine worlds. I think what it is is it's not so much for a majority of women that we want to be masculine. It's because we have to be. We haven't found a man manly enough to let us be in our feminine so we can be completely
Starting point is 00:15:25 in tuned when you have a bunch of how do I say it in cells and weaker men you kind of have to be the man to make things work I mean I grew up in a single household so I had to be the man at the household
Starting point is 00:15:41 I was the one I did yes I had to be mom and I had to be dad and I had to be handy man and I was way too young to be as independent as I was and a lot of people I went to school with had no clue the type of household I actually grew up in. I took care of my sisters. I cooked. I learned to
Starting point is 00:16:01 take care of a household at a very young age. Hell, when I was in band growing up in school, I couldn't even practice my instrument until I got the chores and dinner and the house cleaned first. So not even you're in band, J. Ferb. Yeah, I was in I was a band student. But when you have a grow up in the house that I did in which not trying to condemn my mother in any sort of way, you learned to join as many extracurricular activities because school and those activities, no matter how much you don't like school, is your saving grace from home. So it was the only time I got to relax. And unfortunately, my personality is still as big as it was then. That's a big, you know, personality for a five foot two woman. So you, but no, a lot of women don't want to be masculine.
Starting point is 00:16:54 give me wrong we love being independent strong but there hits a time a lot of times it's out of necessity not because we want to now do you think that when you when you because this is a happen a lot less in society now too but when you get together with other women that like that superpower starts to like grow or is it something that in isolation you can you can build too i think i think it's both in isolation, you know, happen to be independent, then you become stronger because it's out of need. For me, I think my protectiveness does make me typically a little more masculine in nature, no matter how feminine I am. For example, you see me around Willow. I am, as she calls me the Belgian Malawal of people, I'm fast and bitey. And I'm very protective of my friends and my family. So you will see more of a
Starting point is 00:17:49 masculine nature from me around people, but I'm going to be, I think that's just my protectiveness. But yes, it grows. Like we women, we empower each other. We should be. I empower my buddies too. How many times am I rooting you on or Ryan or Doug or whoever. Yeah, just I think it's having the right community, the right people around you. Who you surround yourself by really impedes or helps you grow on who you are. Yeah, no, I agree with that. I know for myself, I've had to find out who I am and let my strength come out since 2015. And I'm sure as hell was 2024.
Starting point is 00:18:32 That was a bad year for me. And yeah, you find out who you are. And like recently, the friends that we were all supposed to be, you know, coming out here. And none of us have kids. Some are married. A lot of us aren't. or widowed or something like that. We thought we'd do like a Golden Girls thing.
Starting point is 00:18:53 And they're no longer going to be living in Tennessee. And that was a hard thing to accept around December. And it put me in a funk. And then I just sat there and said, I get your bootstraps on. We're doing it by ourselves. All right. You know, I've come this far.
Starting point is 00:19:13 Yeah, it showed me what, you know, how. It really puts you right into a point. to be able to know your strengths. I mean, we all go through our own, as James calls it, personal apocalypse. And I really got to push to find out how strong I really am at times. And then like now, it's just me and my fiancee and our son. We don't have this huge community or network to rely on.
Starting point is 00:19:39 And you know what? Having someone to be able to share that with like you have Bruno. You have that companion. So you're not, you have, you take your strengths from what you have around you. Yeah. I have a church family now that has been giving me strength. And it's funny, I never thought I'd become a Southern Baptist, having been Roman Catholic. But when I met this minister and, well, you're going to laugh, James. What's really funny about this church is not your typical Southern Baptist church, especially in Tennessee. I mean, what other preacher will sit there? He's black and his wife is
Starting point is 00:20:13 black. And the rest of the congregation, it's a tiny, tiny church. There may be some. people and they're all retired white folks and he'll give a wonderful lecture and he he tones it down and every once in a while I'll say can I get a little light and then you hear see but then all a sudden he starts bringing in a Star Wars reference I'm like oh I love it the guy's a geek and he'll he'll just throw in something like that and like with Sunday school the Sunday school I'm learning the history of the Bible from a cultural standpoint so I've been learning Egyptian Latin Greek Aramaic and they're going book by book. So when someone says something like, I didn't understand, you know, having grown up as a Roman Catholic, why the Palestinians and Israelis hating each other,
Starting point is 00:21:02 now I'm understanding because we're learning about the cultures and what one thing means in one language, how it's considered and treated. And so that has helped me and I was like, wow, the Catholic Church would have never done that. And so that's been kind of new. I actually got myself a chronological Bible because I was learning stuff that I went what Christ was alive during when and they all looked at me like you didn't know that I'm like former Catholic no idea chronological Bible what's that all about is that pretty cool I've got it right next to me what it does oh it's probably going to show up backwards to everybody we can figure it out yeah literally when I open it up it will yeah what's page one
Starting point is 00:21:46 it starts in epics epochs, I should say, and they'll say from like 10,000 to 4,000 BC, this is what's going on. And because they consider like Eden, we don't know exactly when things were. This is what we're suspecting. And then they'll show like historical bits. And then the books of the Bible are put in the correct chronological order. So I was like, Joe comes before who now? What? And then like I'm finding out, guess when Christ was alive during?
Starting point is 00:22:16 of Patriotra the 6th reign. And I went, he was raised in Egypt? And they're like, yeah. And I'm going, I thought he was raised in Jerusalem or Canaan. I thought he was raised in Nazareth. Yeah. Well, and I'm like, nope, he grew up in Egypt during a lit, during Clearpatra's reign. And when I heard that, I went, all right, I need to find this Bible.
Starting point is 00:22:38 So yeah, that's my new thing. So that's the new thing that's like, okay. What in my new strains? Okay. All right. So we got to rain this back in back to the climate. Well, I mean, you know, it's all part of their thing. I'm wondering if they're trying to make it so like the ice wall.
Starting point is 00:22:56 I want to see what's behind that ice wall, frankly. Are you talking flat earth on this show? Oh, no. I'm not talking flat earth. I love you, Lisa. But I'm going to give you all kinds of shit if you're a flat. Hey, look, I'm not opposed to it. I'm not opposed to doing it on the show.
Starting point is 00:23:14 Right. But let me get at least like, four or five episodes in. I don't mean flat earth. The theory of that have you been seen that they're saying behind the ice wall in Antarctica
Starting point is 00:23:28 there are creatures that can only survive in the cold. What if? Now you're talking. Here we go. The climate's being changed to release them because the Kaiju are coming. There you go. See?
Starting point is 00:23:43 I was going to say, didn't they already pull some like 15,000-year-old bacteria out of the ice and we got it to reanimate. So that's real. Yeah. And one of the things was that in the Antarctic lab, the one that very few people can see, there was this whole thing where they had to sign NDAs. And on, I think it was the confessionals. They were talking about this one guy that he served as a doctor.
Starting point is 00:24:12 And he said there were several other scientists and whatever. And it was like, who's ever seen the John Carpenter, the thing? Oh, yeah. You know what? Russell? Yeah. I love that movie. And there's something down there that the survivors, they'll wait, one survivor, and he has been so terrified, he can't even describe it.
Starting point is 00:24:36 But it's bad to the point. So what if? What's that is, is it in Russia, the ice, the ice hole that leads to hell? Oh, that was, that was. Oh, no, that was just fake. I think that's fake because Art Bell proved that was just sound bites that he threw in because you can hear it looping. But this thing in Antarctica, they're saying, what if, you know, I mean, look at who is it? Was it?
Starting point is 00:25:00 Admiral Bird flew over and met with the part of the Pliadians and some of the Nordics. And I got one for you. Yeah, go. This is brand spanking new. This is January 13, 2026 from Science Daily. I don't know what's science. Sytech Daily. So it's not like a crazy mysterious pink rocks expose a massive secret buried under Antarctica's ice.
Starting point is 00:25:32 Would it be salt? Ancient granite boulders. Granite. I thought that only was like. I hate granite down there. I hate the internet, man. I can't scroll through the thing. It has a seizure.
Starting point is 00:25:45 Pink granite. scattered across the dark, dark volcanic peaks on the Hudson Mountains in West Antarctica. What would granite be doing all the way down there? Dating the rocks tracing the mystery. Yeah, that's a weird one, right? Hidden granite reshapes ice history. So back to my thing is, what if they're trying to change the weather, so that the elites can go down to their dang bunkers,
Starting point is 00:26:10 and they can release whatever's in Antarctica? And wipe us all out? Yeah. That is a great theory, right? That is sort of like one of the, you know? Is that what it is, 86%. Yeah. They want most of us going like 2030.
Starting point is 00:26:29 Because it's not so far-fetched. You know what I mean? It kind of makes sense. Like when you sit and think about it. If you had all the money, put yourself in the lizard's position, and you had all the money and you had all the thing. and you had, you know, what are all these people for? And you had AI now.
Starting point is 00:26:51 And you knew that the coming decades are just going to be hell because the peons are going to be like, I don't have a job anymore, dude, you got to figure this out. Can't feed my family, right? They probably would think, but we've got to get rid of these people, man. These people, complicating things. If they keep making it so cold, AI is not going to survive because it needs electricity.
Starting point is 00:27:12 Oh, wait. And what's been going out lately? electricity. So I have a hard time to think. Yeah. GPD uses a lot of water just for its data processing centers. If you ask chat GPT how much water it uses, it will tell you. Yes. It's scary. And then that's why the climate change conspiracy disappeared. Yeah. Everybody was like killed. You know, it's funny that all of a sudden that kind of stopped. Oh, gone. As soon as the devil was in the in the making. They were like, oh, take a look at this, took a look at this, and I'll send behind the back, something else is happening. That's it. We need power and we need all your
Starting point is 00:27:52 water on top of it. We have a commercial running here in Virginia. It's so great. It's like, I kind of wish I had had time to order. Sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off a little microscope microscope to check the snow. I know. I know. You too. So on the fridge. Or in the freezer, rather. I'm sure you get one overnight. I could do that. Yeah. No, there's no overnight where I'm at.
Starting point is 00:28:17 It's usually two-day if I'm lucky. So we have these commercials in Virginia that are running because up in northern Virginia is the data center, like, hub of the world. And the commercials are all about the data centers are paying for their own electricity. And I don't know about you guys, but when I see commercial like that, I immediately think the data centers aren't paying for their own electricity. You are. Why would you put a commercial out like? that. You know what I mean? We're paying for their electricity. Yeah, they should be paying for our electricity, right? Wouldn't that make sense?
Starting point is 00:28:52 I know they're making billions upon billions and it's just the beginning. Now they're going to move on to saving billions upon billions because they're going to be firing people. I think Amazon today just fired a bunch of people actually. Yeah, just recently. 10,000 people. There you go. That's a little bit of a saving number. I mean, think about it. If they make it colder and colder, okay and they want AI to rule the world. How can it when it's so cold the electricity can't run and AI needs it and then chat GPT on its end needs the water.
Starting point is 00:29:22 They just okay there we go. I like it. I like it. Sorry, as soon as you said to rule the world, tears for fears popped in my head. If lizard rule the world.
Starting point is 00:29:38 I know we kind of need that plane in the background now, James. Have you ever seen a lizard? I think I have seen my one lizard person. Oh, like a, oh no. I mean, that would be awesome. This is sort of a running joke kind of on the network. No, it's not a joke. No, one of the places I was at. It is late night, folks. Yeah, right. Go ahead. Let's hear it.
Starting point is 00:30:02 Now we just went to the woo. There was this one person that he can never be in the same room with me. And I was like, am I giving off a vibe or whatever? And I started getting this weird feeling of don't trust this guy, don't trust this guy. And I started learning. Yeah, right. And remember how James, when we first started talking, I told her about like my shields. So I thought, I'm going to do a test. So I threw a shield to go six feet away from me.
Starting point is 00:30:29 And where I was sitting was behind this little cubicle with a low wall. And there was a doorway. He couldn't come in the doorway. Oh, he's like a vampire. And I was like, that's weird. And then not. long after I had to go around to the kitchen to go to the warehouse where he happened to be and all of a sudden I'm standing right in front of him and I look and his eyes just were like
Starting point is 00:30:50 slits like that. Oh, what did you do? Oh, shit. Did you throw up? And I went, oh my God. He's a lizard. And then he just looked at me like, you saw that. And I just went, okay, we're just going to back out of here.
Starting point is 00:31:06 and yeah so when that clip not long after about that lady on the plane i believe her i don't think she was crazy i think what was the lady on the plane doing you guys see this is why i want to get you too on here because you guys know so much shit i don't know about you don't know anything about the lady on the plane that was listening to seriously lizard lady on plane yeah there was an incident where a lady just lost her mind screaming that man's not human that man's not human me off the plank out of the plane that man's a lizard and she's screaming and people are trying to hold her down and the camera just kind of pans and uh everyone think what kind of drugs are she on and now more and more i'm going oh my god because all right to refer to the old show the veil is gone and we are starting
Starting point is 00:31:55 to see things that nobody saw before and let's watch it can we watch it real quick it looks sweet i have it i have it i have find it yeah Oh, Lady Freaking Out on the plane. Go for it. Just go it. Let's watch Lady Freaking Out on Plain. I remember seeing the... Late night, folks.
Starting point is 00:32:15 I remember seeing the video, but I didn't click it. You know what I mean? Yeah. Oh, real quick, for the listeners, throw in your conspiracy. Oh, this is late night. Let's hear it. Yeah, good call, J. Farron.
Starting point is 00:32:28 Excellent call. Stop the fucking plane, she says. Oh, so he's messing with her. So she's having like a little bit of an anxiety. She's having an absolute meltdown. Come here. Oh, they're letting her off. Mm.
Starting point is 00:34:04 So do you? Now, recently someone found that woman and she was forced to recant her story. And I don't think that I'm saying that, oh, I never said that. And we're like, millions of people saw you. And so it was certainly distressed. Yes. If it wasn't true, why is she suddenly peddling? Did the men in black? She's super high. She looked a little high. She doesn't look high. She's dressed professionally, but she's losing her mind. She's losing her mind. She lost something. And I will say like that one guy that I saw to see somebody's eyes literally just do that. You know, you see a slit and I'm like it look like a serpent's eyes. Now, Bruno thinks I'm playing with him. We're not playing. Say hi to everybody. I think. I think Bruno won. something here. I'm going to change the serpent down.
Starting point is 00:34:53 So over on Instagram, Josh Sutton, one of the awesome gentlemen I met at the Ohio, Lord my brain, I am tired. The mouse.
Starting point is 00:35:06 No, no, no. It was at the preparedness self-reliance conference. The heartland of self-reliance in Ohio. He asked, have y'all looked into the Wi-Fi map and very interesting information
Starting point is 00:35:18 on how AI was used to utilize the signal from your Wi-Fi router to see who you are in real-time. Oh, I do remember that. Yeah, they could use Wi-Fi to map your house. That's why I didn't have a line up. Millersburg, Millersburg, Ohio.
Starting point is 00:35:37 Thank you, Josh. But what's interest in those people forget or don't realize that your own televisions had ways of being able to collect information since before the 60s. So they can map and see your own home, even if you don't realize it, because you're sitting there watching TV,
Starting point is 00:35:57 that's how they were able to get data information on how many people are watching their shows and everything else. But your TVs have had that capability of watching you as you're watching it for years. And people don't realize it. They only think about it now, now that they have smart TVs
Starting point is 00:36:13 and not before the big old blue tubes, but they had those capabilities. abilities. That's why I've got my, I have a Faraday bag and I have a mission darkness bag that goes over my Wi-Fi every time I'm done using it for the night, even though I can't unplug it. So it minimizes what they can see and grab from me. And I even did an EMF reading on my phone. And it's, this router doesn't put out a lot, but it definitely, the numbers go down when I use it. So it's like, oh, interesting. And that's the reason why, I don't have a TV because of that.
Starting point is 00:36:51 And then I found out that my apartment complex is owned by BlackRock. And I went, oh, my God. Everybody. They own a lot. Yeah. They help quite a bit. I had to demand. There was something that happened in 25 where my smoke detector was going off.
Starting point is 00:37:12 And the wall behind it was acting like it was about to go up in flames. So I forced them to look at. the GFI outlet. And I said, what the hell? And they said that the smart, the smoke detector was considered smart smoke detector. It was attached to my oven. So I said, no, take it out, put it a good old-fashioned one in. And I said, why is that attacked? Oh my God, I cannot talk tonight. I'm tired of it. Why is it attached to it? I was like, no, no, no, no. And something else that I've been finding that's rather scary is that out here, the powers that be, that want to be with the NWO, with all the new 15-minute cities they want to create, they're trying to force
Starting point is 00:37:56 digital locks on the doors. And I'm like, no, no, no, no, because can you imagine you have like 1,300 people in a building? You want them all to die? Lock them out. Lock them up. They can't open up their doors. Can't open up their windows. So I just went, oh, my. my God, here we go. And that kind of, yeah, that kind of segues into a whole other thing about locked doors. Yeah. Go. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:38:22 The ladies' bathrooms for sex trafficking, like the ones that have been found in Texas and other stops where the locks are electronically based and it's only outside the women's bathrooms. And it's up super high where you can't touch it, but it has a blue light. So if someone unlocked it, it triggered somebody and they auto-locked it. So if you're in it, you can't get out. So there is a whole conspiracy that the sex trafficking ring is much larger, which we know it's quite large, but the fact that it's going to the point that you can't even go to the bathroom.
Starting point is 00:38:54 So it's now, ladies, look up. You know, a lot of us are short gals and we don't look beyond our line of view is to start looking at the top of the door before you go into any restrooms, because a lot of places are now starting to see where they have an auto lock that locks on the outside. and only on the women's door. Yeah, by the way, Josh and Insta says, how else could you tell the number of the viewers and buy a flipper zero and learn how to use it?
Starting point is 00:39:22 What is a flipper zero? Have you all of you guys seeing the comments? All I see is private chat comments. That's it. Where are you guys reading? So Instagram doesn't show up on this, so I keep it up with you into those. Oh, I've seen these flippers zeros before.
Starting point is 00:39:37 I think you could use these to like, I think you could use, Correct me if I'm wrong, Austin, but you could use these to open those damn locks that are on people's smart homes. I'm pretty sure. Josh, is that what it is? He's over there last. The first time I ever heard of it, I actually heard of it from my kid, my youngest of all. Of what?
Starting point is 00:40:00 Because he's a little hacker, that boy. Oh, he said it's a hacker tool. Yeah. He confirmed it is a hacker tool. You see it there, the flipper zero? What does that do? It's, it helps you. all kinds of stuff.
Starting point is 00:40:12 Any electronic lock. You could do all kinds of stuff. It's versatile tool for hardware, exploration, firmware flashing, debugging, and fuzzing. That's why I make sure RFID protected wallet just because how easy it is with all the
Starting point is 00:40:26 freaking card readers. But all I'm saying is if you have smart locks on your house, my 10-year-old could use the Flipper Zero to break into your house in one day you could figure. it out, I'm sure. I'm sorry.
Starting point is 00:40:43 I want good old question locks. So just wrap your head around that. I won't even own an Alexa. I will not do any smart devices in my house. It's bad enough. We have these phones, which, you know, been talking to you, James, hoping to go ghost. And then working on minimizing where the electronics are. We have a couple of rooms in the house.
Starting point is 00:41:03 There are absolutely no electronics in those rooms. No TVs for sure. Like our bedroom, no TV. This is the only computer. Yeah. I think people vastly understand. underestimate like the abilities that criminals have to get into your house nowadays, especially if you're on that electronic insanity.
Starting point is 00:41:21 Well, just because you're of a right mind and honest and morale doesn't mean everybody else is. Unfortunately, there are a lot of sick people out there. And if you have what they want, they're just going to take it. It doesn't matter what you say, what you do, what you think. Speaking of. Gun laws only help. only help criminals in certain aspects because the law of Biden citizens are going to follow the for sure criminals do not give two shits what the law is yeah i was going to kill him but i forgot
Starting point is 00:41:54 it's illegal shit yeah but speaking of immoral people three million uh which i don't even i don't even understand how you have three million pages of any document but three million pages of epstein files released today that's some immoral people people that's some trafficing going on there at large it was a sick a f how do you put together three million pages of something i don't think i've wrote three million pages in 10 years of writing and i haven't even come close to that you know what i mean that's crazy and that's a daily job like i don't have three million pages on this bookshelf i don't have three million pages of books you've published you've published how many books and in between both of us how many books we own
Starting point is 00:42:37 and all her friends you publish books yeah i'm asking you guys you guys how you publish a side note i would definitely like to oh oh it's easy that enough says they released pictures and video yeah still three million pictures that's a lot i've got every picture since my kids were born on google photos probably being sold to you anyway uh look i don't have nowhere near a half a quarter a million pictures i mean what did they do they just took pictures just constantly They just, the black market will use it to use as a generic photo for somebody else. Bill Clinton is going to be the most popular person on those photos, videos, and three million pages. That's my prediction.
Starting point is 00:43:26 For 2026. He's the man. And then he'll die very soon because he's not going to jail. You know what I mean? Mm-hmm. Hillary will, like, have him killed and be. so pleased with it, I think. Because you can't imagine. I think she's
Starting point is 00:43:43 become so irrelevant that she's just going to fade into the background and people aren't going to give it a second thought. She'll be one of those who just gaves by because she's no longer on the forefront of it. Yeah, but imagine living with that guy.
Starting point is 00:43:59 If you can back up into the bushes and not be seen, you just live amongst the rats with everybody else. But can you imagine being married to Bill Clinton your whole adult life? No. I mean, I don't think she was ignorant to it.
Starting point is 00:44:17 I don't think she's innocent of it either. No, definitely not. That's like I always said, I'm from Arkansas. That's where I grew up. And we had the Bill Clinton Museum. And it was literally a glass trailer on a platform. It left what it looked like was a giant trailer. And the third floor was his penthouse.
Starting point is 00:44:37 I'm just picturing a hoot. with the sign removed and Bill Clinton Museum. And that's it. That's the whole deal. No, it was literally a glass trailer on a platform, a three-level glass trailer. Like, Google it. It is, it is.
Starting point is 00:44:55 Fucking thing. Bill Clinton definitely has information about the Clintons. I'd say so, no. His mind has anything left, though. I think he is so eaten away with disease and whatever else is going on that these men, just don't have there. Did you not notice
Starting point is 00:45:11 like Deeran when she was running? Like there's no, his mind's just not there. That's one of the things that was released in the files. Is that she caught STD from some Russian girl. I wouldn't be surprised because I mean, you think about it. So syphilis can is a syphilis was one of the
Starting point is 00:45:29 most common STDs for a while. It's still pretty common people don't realize. But when it's not treated or treat it correctly, it can internalize it will affect the organs. There is a cranial syphilis from which it eats or the necrosis part of your brain and so
Starting point is 00:45:44 that's where you see it. So sometimes you have it where you see it exterior where it eats their flesh but a lot of times it eats them from the inside out. So I could be a... That was Louis the 15th, right? I believe so but I would be surprised though. He has um
Starting point is 00:45:59 neurological cephyphypilis I mean and was it one of the Phillips too? the Mary, one of the good marries from Scott or her husband died of I'm not sure
Starting point is 00:46:16 but it's it just goes to show that like nobody is the literal clap for the clap is awesome. Did we just go off the rails here we're talking about climate change now we're talking about us.
Starting point is 00:46:27 This is great. This is great. We're in the pocket now. We are in the groove now. Oh, thank you Josh. Good because I can respond quicker on here with you. There we go. Yeah, that's good.
Starting point is 00:46:39 Tittle NEPN. Tittle and PN. It's quiet in the PBN. TBL NPN. He's Oh, good Lord. Josh, put in the handle for your network that you're a part of in what region. If you don't mind. The disaster library. Yeah, we'll have to get him on on a separate one. I've got to get him on anyways. And you'll
Starting point is 00:47:05 love that, James. You'll absolutely adore you. Josh. Yeah, let's do it for sure. So many cool people out out there in the hinterlands. Dave Jones might be getting his daughter to draw us up a moth man for the, for the picture. Prepar charity. I don't know what it is. The thumbnail. Yeah, it'll be cool. Oh, it's a prepper charity. How about that? All right. National Preparedness Network. Let's check it out. So now let me ask you guys something with the way. the climate, not temperature climate, with the way the world politics and that kind of climate.
Starting point is 00:47:46 Dave Jones. Are you guys being more vocal about being a prepper? I personally have been... I've never been quite about being a prepper. I've never been quite... No, I don't see... You know what, though? You know what being a prepper does? It is like the perfect shield.
Starting point is 00:48:04 If people don't like it, oh, well, that's weird. Or you'll be the people that we have. attack when we need something. I was like, good for you. I'm glad you think so. And then they walk away and you walk away. And there's, you don't have to talk to them anymore. And that's it. Or people who are curious, which James, I need those cards. I've handed them out like hotcakes, the amount of network and I've been done. But I got them right here. Back of, um, PBN cards in my wallet. I'm out of my cards. And I hand them out like hotcakes because if you're interested in being a proper, or at any level of preparedness,
Starting point is 00:48:40 even though a lot of people say, I'm not a prepper. You'd be surprised how much you are without realizing it. So it's nice. And Dave Jones did say mothman. The mothman. What did I say? Did I not say mothman?
Starting point is 00:48:54 Did you say mothman? Maybe you did. I've had to be quiet about it just because I've been ridiculed. Ridiculed? Yeah. I think you've got to take J. Ferg's advice. and those are the people that you never talk to again unless you're forced to do. You know what you do?
Starting point is 00:49:13 You just laugh at him and be like, okay. And walk away because people get disarmed when you're just, if it doesn't bother you, it eats at people. And truthfully, I just, I don't care. If someone doesn't like me or doesn't agree with it, there are no feelings lost for me. I don't think I've ever run into a person in my whole life that I've told I was a prepper and they went, that's dumb. To my face. I don't think I've ever met one. Oh, you're the person I'm going to come take your things.
Starting point is 00:49:42 I said, good luck and walk away. That's all I say. Oh, you're one of those preppers. And I said, I'd rather be prepared than, you know, ill prepared like you are. And they're like, well, we'll just come to your house. I said, and I'll shoot you. That's all I say. Right.
Starting point is 00:49:56 You can say that or I usually say, okay, sure, sure, sure. Shut up. I was like, yeah, I will shoot and kill you. Give it a shot. Come on over. If you can make it pass Bruno. How do I get? There we go, Josh.
Starting point is 00:50:13 My fiance is the same way with you. And he says, I say eat them because he jokes that if the world goes to shit, give him three days. And he will have heads on pikes. Give him a week and he will start eating people if it's what it comes to. Not out here. I'll be deep fried. I was beginning to worry about you when you said that. Slow barbecued long pork.
Starting point is 00:50:39 Okay. Well, you know, it's funny is we've had the conversation with our other friends who are preparative. Yeah, but would you really want to eat a person, especially if there's a good chance they've had the vaccine? Uh-huh. Yeah. That's like eating tainted meat. No. I mean, you think about it. I'm kidding. No, you can't because you know how many mothers? Oh, sorry. Hey, Jordan, you on that little thing. Hold on that little thing. Hold on that little thing. Hold on that. I'm bringing up my phone. So you know how you have a health allergy, like to soy and stuff like that? Yeah. But soy is not a naturally occurring plant.
Starting point is 00:51:18 Okay, here we go. I have, okay, I'm learning this thing, guys. So on my, on my phone, I have a widget that has a health widget. And in it, I definitely put down, I do not want any COVID shots from blood, tainted blood. Uh-huh. Because it's just like, yeah, hearing that. Well, here's the thing, though, is if you ever need a blood transfusion,
Starting point is 00:51:46 they do not keep record of who the people are who donate it, who have had the vaccine and who have it. Or they do not disclose it. Mm-hmm. I thought they were supposed to. Maybe one day. I've actually asked, I've asked when I thought I had to go under surgery when I was really sick, probably about two years a year, no, two years ago.
Starting point is 00:52:12 Yeah, two years ago, I was in and out of the hospital and I was looking at going under the knife multiple times. And they asked if I wanted blood. And I asked them, is there a way to confirm that they are non-vaccinated donors? And they said, no, we have no record or no how. And I said, no, I don't want any, except any blood. That's not my own. Yikes. Okay.
Starting point is 00:52:35 L2 survive. You're sick. that's that's that's that nob you got it him and daver yeah god baby tastes the best Dave may have been referring to piglets well yes or or said way into the fact that McDonald's is baby meat baby meat oh my goodness his kids or the people who've gone missing is your McDonald's how many times do we see any videos a soiling green is people Soiling Green is people.
Starting point is 00:53:07 Yeah, because I've seen multiple videos where someone's chowing down and they are freaking out and started their video because they bit into what was a child's tooth in their McDonald's burger. Ew! Oh, now we're late night live. I like that. Oh, there's just my feeling green. Oh, my God. I mean, but you think about it. And it's funny is you see all these things going online about as much.
Starting point is 00:53:35 meat as McDonald's and all these other facilities, all these fast foods restaurants put out in a day, there's not enough actual cattle in the United States to be able to supply the amount of meat that's outgoing in fast food service today. Yeah, I wonder when we get to see the McDonald's labs. Yeah, the cattle industry. Interesting. The McDonald's labs where they 3D print the burger. Right. I think someone did do one were a test and it was showing there is they were finding bits of human DNA. Shut the front door. I don't eat password anyways.
Starting point is 00:54:19 They'll kill me. It's probably, God, it's probably 50% soy now. Seriously. Yeah. The soy is just like this. That'll kill me, George. What was it? Up until the 90s, they were still making horse burgers and now it's soy burgers. It's like, you said you were going to kill me now.
Starting point is 00:54:43 No, she said that would kill you. All right, Dave Jones and TDL come up with a good nickname for me. I like your puns. Go, go, go, go. That's your assignment. Oh, he said they make the nuggets for Mickey D's in Southern Kentucky. All right. Well, we need some dirt on that. No, you need some meat on that. are missing in southern Kentucky. Is it Kentucky or are they shipping them in?
Starting point is 00:55:08 The kids are the meat. Biden was working with McDonald's the whole time. He was just bringing the burgers in from Venezuela and Colombia. Oh, sick. Sick, sick. Yep, I mean, you know, it is what it is. Well, I mean, it's funny, though, is like, even in like the food industry, the FDA allows a certain amount of particulates in our food, whether it be dirt, hair, roaches, insects.
Starting point is 00:55:39 I mean, the amount of stuff that people are ingesting without even realizing it is absolutely terrifying of what people are putting in their body without knowing as, hey, that piece of chocolate you're enjoying, good chance that's got a side of cockroach in it. But, you know, what does it matter? I think the worst thing we ever ran into, I will not eat Picante salsa. That was my mother's favorite salsa, which Johnson and Johnson owns everything. Like they owned Picante, they owned Del Monte, and there are certain companies I stay away from. And my mother was eating salsa and someone's fucking thumbnail was in the salsa.
Starting point is 00:56:24 She bit down, she goes, what the hell? and pulls it out and it was someone's full fucking thumbnail was in the salsa you know what they did they sent her free coupons for more salsa oh thanks more fingernail salsa we appreciate it she never I refused to ever ever ever
Starting point is 00:56:40 that's why I'm so I'd rather make my own but yeah it's it's the fact that it is so common like that's like I like I found a brand of Alfredo sauce that I can eat even though yes it's easier to I could make my own, but sometimes it's nice to have something where I can cheat. And I had picked it up and there was broken glass on the inside and the broken glass was not from the bottle I was holding.
Starting point is 00:57:07 It was sealed with the broken glass around the lip of it. And I actually ended up putting it back because it's like, oh my God. Well, I showed it to someone. I said, how many of these got put into production with broken glass in the Alfredo sauce? And how did the camera not catch it? Because they show in the production lines. The camera's supposed to catch little stuff like that. You'd be surprised how much goes through that we don't catch. So hold on. Crunchy, some people pay extra for that.
Starting point is 00:57:35 Oof. Yeah, I'm not. I get it, Josh, but I'm not a bug person at all. I understand there are weevils in my rice. There's a reason I vacuum seal it. As long as I never see it get to the larval stage or hatching stage. I don't give a damn. I'm boiling it.
Starting point is 00:57:53 I won't know it's there. Okay. That is a level of ignorance as bliss is fine for me. I am that person. If that lands in my food, I'm done eating. I just, yeah, you put a roach in front of me. I'm going to gag and palmetto bugs, as James knows, and a lot of the listeners know when I was podcasting,
Starting point is 00:58:12 a palmetto bug in Myrtle Beach are flying giant roaches. And one got into the house, and I don't know how I'd turn around and saw it and screams like a bit alive on the air. And I'm like, I'm fine, I'm fine. I don't care how tough I am. If I see a roach, I'm a terrified little girl. And it's flying towards you in the light. They do.
Starting point is 00:58:37 They do. And then God forbid you step on them and there's that horrible. Actually, I'm going to get nauseous. And they're like huge. And it doesn't matter even if you get them. You have to wrap them in like 12 wraps of freaking toll paper because you can feel their sharp little legs still poking through the toilet paper to throw. Ew.
Starting point is 00:58:59 Ew. No bugs, Josh. No bugs. No bugs, Josh. Please, no bugs. Yeah, well, now, James, I mean, Josh said to James, look up running a magnet on the bottom of baby food jars. Now, you do the same also if you look at Cheerios and other things because of the amount of iron that's put into the food to make up for it. So it is going to show the true iron and other metals that have been put into the food.
Starting point is 00:59:28 What's really strange about it is the AI answer. Yeah, I'm going to show you guys. You do want to freeze your ice for a few days before. What's it saying? It's really weird. I don't know why it would say this. I don't see anything. Running a magnet under baby food is not recommended due to potential risks.
Starting point is 00:59:52 the fuck what kind of potential risks if i run a magnet under the kid's food can be used what's the risk what's the risk i don't know how to ask it what do i do here here ask hey you what's the risk and that no ask it what's the risk i don't even want to know yeah that's why you know being that parent who I like being able to puree and feed my kids real food.
Starting point is 01:00:27 I like, yeah, there are a lot of things that we've gotten away from. And over the years, the more and more I've learned, the more and more I want to protect my littles and my bigs. J.B. is in Instagram. Yeah. Jasmine. What is up? Oh, Josh is giving you a mad crap, dude.
Starting point is 01:00:47 You're on Bing. It's an AI assistant about it. Okay, that's funny. That's what I said. I said the AI is giving me a crazy answer. But I do want to know. I mean, I'm trying. I mean, they pulled it from a website I tried to open the video from, but it didn't work.
Starting point is 01:01:08 What kills me, though, is a lot of people are becoming reliant and determined, are relying and turn into AI and chat GPT. But here's the thing. You actually have to train it to give you the correct answers because the information it puts out is not actually or necessarily factual or true because I saw where a woman recorded where she was having an argument with chat GPT about the spelling of a word with how many letters are in it. Strawberry. It was strawberry. And she asked AI how many R's in a strawberry. and it kept saying two.
Starting point is 01:01:52 That's awesome. There's three arms and strawberry. Yeah. But yeah, so a lot of people are becoming very reliant upon a technology that is not going to give you actual facts. I like that someone's waking up and being like, you know what?
Starting point is 01:02:09 I'm going to have an argument with chat GPT this morning, get the coffee going and just fight with the AI bot for the morning. So we have an answer from that, I know. The danger lies in a physical magnet. Are kids that's stupid that they're going to be eating a magnet? No, he's being, and he's being a facetious.
Starting point is 01:02:33 I said it, smart ass. I like this, guys. I took a nap. I'm actually up and playing with you. Normally I'm all. I'd be the same at 1204. a.m. to be honest on most nights, this is not my time to shine. Bruno.
Starting point is 01:02:52 No, I'm usually in bed. I'm like, no, mom is having fun. They ate Todd Pots. Tide pods. Yeah. That's funny. Oh, you know, and that's, I think we're going to see. So here's a big thing.
Starting point is 01:03:11 And we've talked about it just on our normal shows is the fact that technology is literally rotten our brain with the shorts on YouTube with TikTok, which I haven't touched TikTok in months and I haven't lost anything from it. No, I will do them scroll Instagram every so often and then we've gotten to where we set time limits so I can scroll for a certain amount of time and then that's it and I have to be productive with my day. I don't do that. I don't do Instagram. TikTok, twat box
Starting point is 01:03:50 That's what Box. That's a different thing. I'd rather go outside take a nice walk, you know, and I get that. Yeah,
Starting point is 01:03:59 no, and that's what it is for us. But, you know, there are sometimes just those days I just want to sit down for a minute
Starting point is 01:04:05 and I know it's mindlessness. But else wise, yes, Josh, twat box, you know, I don't know. We, but yeah,
Starting point is 01:04:12 I don't, I don't do a lot of the stream. I can't be her nickname, okay? Anything but that one. If that's the case, they just keep calling me a boundary, what the hell, I don't know. Or just Lisa T.
Starting point is 01:04:32 I think we need to bring me back because I can start telling people and helping people with small living. Oh, yeah. Josh, I went another conspiracy for you is bioorganic compounds. I don't know. I'm not smart enough to even know what a bioorganic compound is.
Starting point is 01:04:51 But it sounds weird. Yes, Josh. Oh, I think he meant Lisa D. Yes. I have to, guess what? I can actually afford to pay now. Woo-hoo. Yeah, I need to sign up, yes.
Starting point is 01:05:05 I'm even worried about that. That should be the least. Josh, I was on in 23 to, what, 24? Just a little bit. Yeah, I like the, uh, I like the fact that if you, if we did a show like this five years ago and said that the social media technology was designed to make you addicted, that people would be like,
Starting point is 01:05:27 come on. You know what I mean? Especially with you. It doesn't though. No. Isn't the shelf life of conspiracy like shrinking to the rapidly? You know what I think it is? Honestly, it's because so many conspiracies are being shown as facts that they're not looking at people as conspiracies anymore is because if it's it.
Starting point is 01:05:47 Got one for you guys. Have you gone into a Walmart and seen the changing price tags in front of you? Oh, yeah. Yeah. They've been saying that's going to happen where they no longer actually list the prices. You have to scan them. No, no, no, no, no. Digital price tag on the, yeah, I haven't been to a Walmart.
Starting point is 01:06:09 No, what happened was last week I went to a high-end super Walmart. And I noticed they had put the little camera on the rack. And I see this one lady go up and she's looking at these clearance. I think there were pajamas or something like that said like $16.99. And then I just happened to didn't realize I was standing in front of it. And I'll send it said $23.99 in front of me. And I'm like, wait, why did mine go up? I'm like, are you kidding me?
Starting point is 01:06:44 Yeah, it's based on your your purchase history. and how much you spend. So they track. They track. So now you notice that when you check out at Walmart, it will auto send the receipt to you, even though you didn't type in your phone number still. I never do that.
Starting point is 01:07:00 So it will still pair with your device, even if you don't realize it, or if you have a Walmart account, even if you don't put your phone number in, if you've had your Walmart account logged onto your phone, it will still auto pair, even though you can link it to it. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:07:13 My new thing I'm going to start doing is I'm going to start doing is I'm going to start wearing one of those visors so they can't see my eyes and see what happens. It's black mirror all over it right there. Josh says that's why he goes in dressed like a bum. Yeah, but your phone don't care if you dress like a bum and probably the Wi-Fi picks up and goes, you know. It's going to be your purchase history.
Starting point is 01:07:34 Yeah, definitely. It's also cracking your purchase history, what you buy. And you know what's funny is we were just talking about. I've been trying to be really good. It's not from your face. It's not from your face, though. It must be from your phone. It's more than.
Starting point is 01:07:46 No, my phone. It's always in my purse, which is an RFID purse. It doesn't matter. You'd be surprised. I'm saying that this, if you have your Wi-Fi turned on at any point, any of those free Wi-Fis can still pair with it. I don't have Wi-Fi on in my phone. I'm still only Bluetooth.
Starting point is 01:08:02 And I always put it in my purse when I go in. I'm not attached to my purse like a, like most people, they're stuck to their head or they're doing this. I never have it on. And it just freaked me out. I was like, why is her 1699? And I just walk right in front of six years. Josh has an answer for you.
Starting point is 01:08:17 I'll tell you what, to be honest about that comment, Troy from Faraday containers. Troy from Faraday containers, the guy who makes the pinnacle of steel Faraday protection, he always said if you take your purse in your case or those little phone things and hold them upside down and look at the sun with it. And if you can see any like daylight, then it doesn't work. so something to do something to test oh okay like if there's an extra gap
Starting point is 01:08:53 between the thread and it's not gonna actually secure it exactly yeah right and he said most that he looks at is like that oh okay I don't believe that AI
Starting point is 01:09:04 I don't know all right let me ask you guys here let's put it up on the thing so people know what we're talking about yeah yeah I don't believe that at all I don't believe that at all I don't
Starting point is 01:09:17 believe that either. Why wouldn't they take advantage of that? They would be stupid not to take advantage of that. As much as they have to write off in losses every year, why wouldn't you want to make more? Can you imagine some Walmart guys
Starting point is 01:09:33 sitting around a boardroom and going like, nah, let's be the good guys with pricing? Yeah, I doubt it. Now, let me ask you guys this. We're going rain it in back to the climate control. If we're having a freeze that we haven't seen in 30 years, what do you think we're
Starting point is 01:09:54 going to have in the summer? You think we're going to have an even worse summer than we had last year? I hope. I love it. I said it last year. I knew this winter would be a hard winter. It happens in every so many years. So this is not, this isn't new. I think the last hardest one that hit here was around 2009 and they were closed in for like two weeks with the ice. So this actually wasn't near as bad. Right. So it does happen. It's like every 10 years or so that it occurs or longer. I do suspect that this summer is going to be a much hotter summer. I think it is going to be a more intense summer. And I'm, I'm ready for it. I'm ready for some heat. I prefer the hotter weather over the cold. Yeah, you two are the lizards. You guys like heat. I like the cold.
Starting point is 01:10:41 Man, I like it. Over at work, they were saying, yeah, we haven't had it since 94. And I'm thinking 1994, I was five miles from the epicenter in Northridge. So it was like on the other side of the country. But yeah, I think. That's like Colorado right now is having a snow drought. They are not getting any snow. And then all of a sudden
Starting point is 01:11:02 we are real quick though because Instagram, sorry, sorry, J.B. She said that she doesn't doomscroll. But her mother-in-law is all about the China Sea dramas and literally became unaware of everything
Starting point is 01:11:16 that happened around her. She was telling her. She was telling her that China, her mother-in-law was telling J.B. That China is now banning the rich CEO storylines because birth rates are going down because women have too high of standards because of it. Well, yeah, when we've talked about that, the birth rates are far too low for China right now with everything that's going on. China is screwed on all fronts.
Starting point is 01:11:41 It's going to be a rough 20 years. I think my kids are going to tell their kids about a place called China. And it's going to be very different than. You can't have one child rule for how many, law for how many, how many, how many generations to life? Yeah, look at this one generation, how much is screwed up. And now Japan's having something similar, right? That they have more men than women in Japan.
Starting point is 01:12:06 But the dudes don't want to get married or even have sex in Japan anymore. Yeah, the women are like, you know, look, the porn kills your brain. They're all animated, hentied up in the bedroom. Here's the thing people don't realize. Like, when I was going to be stationed in Japan, the first thing I learned from my buddies who were stationed there is Japan is a huge sex crazed city, especially in certain areas. And it is all about that. Like any city. And people don't realize, like, porn destroys your brain and your wiring that you can't actually have a meaningful relationship, let alone a physical relationship because it's not going to be mentally gratifying because it's not doing what porn did for you, which isn't shit.
Starting point is 01:12:46 what do you think about that bruno is that fact he's he's like mommy well i mean look what the states did the states now each of the states control uh access to porn itself remember they were talking about that it was also to limit minors have an access to it so i i think that was a good move i mean sorry folks but that's my opinion i i don't think sex needs to be everywhere
Starting point is 01:13:10 i really don't oh man yeah it's good to do this at this point Well, it's just one of those things I think about a lot. It's like you said, everywhere. It literally everywhere. Like constant all the time, everywhere. Like, oh my God. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:13:31 And you know what it does do? It adds a level of, I don't know about other people, but I have to believe it. One more three men to me. Oh, yeah, baby. It adds a level of frustration to, uh, would be nice. Oh snap. Lisa T's shouting out the chat. Instagram. Who's in Tennessee? I'm kidding. Listen, Bruno, you know how they say like dogs are like pets are like really good, you know, character judges?
Starting point is 01:13:59 This dog was fired because there was a guy I was kind of thinking about maybe dating. Bruno loved the guy and the guy ended up being a bit of a dick. And I was like, dog, you're fired. You, you liked this man. A man was a dick. Wow. Seriously? So, uh, hold down the choice. I got to go for once. Okay. So on J.B. J.B. had said they are bringing people up from Africa to China for birth rates because China has a lot of hand and deals in Africa for construction.
Starting point is 01:14:30 So that doesn't surprise me. Hand and hand deals. Right? I think, I think, but I've heard that, that they were now really encouraging even foreign marriages just to, increase their birth rate because a lot of these countries don't want outsiders outside of their own ethnicity, which, but now they're welcoming these people in hoping that they'll help increase the birth rate because they're hoping for passport boys. I think that's what they're looking for pastoral boys. They want anchor babies. Yeah. I mean, it's kind of sounding. And at that and I've said in the chat,
Starting point is 01:15:14 women have higher standards in China because there are too many males to the amount of females, like three or four to one. So, okay, so Japan was looking at population improvement visas. Yes, and they were doing the same where they were now, because Japan is very Japan only. Very strict. They don't like outsiders or foreigners. And I did see where they were starting to do something where they were allowing a lot of different people in outside of their own culture. Boy, did we go off the rails. I thought we were going to stick to... No, no, no, no. This is the whole point of it. James and I, we start somewhere and we end up somewhere else completely. This is definitely a late...
Starting point is 01:15:56 You and I always go off the rails when we're on the phone. Right. Yes, and yes, Josh, that's right. Yeah, they are... Wait, I'm going to use the wrong word. My brain. I needed an app today. I took your nap
Starting point is 01:16:13 That's why I'm awake Right I had a long week Oh James missed it He missed it He missed it What I miss it All I see is racist as an MF
Starting point is 01:16:28 Or in chat What I mean? No no no no You miss what was a lot It's alright You'll catch it in the replay Yes That's fair
Starting point is 01:16:38 I'll take that I could check around Oh God Meanwhile, step away for one minute here. Look at this. Brunus hiding. So that nub gives an opinion of the birth rate is the real reason we're letting no legals into the country.
Starting point is 01:16:54 The U.S. is below replacement levels. I don't agree with that. Maybe, but in my end, I don't see that being the reason. I think that was more of a political move to coax things towards a certain way for control on certain individuals. And it is now biting the country in the ass because those people who wanted it are now the same people who are getting shot for assaulting federal officers. And they're standing in the way of protecting sex offenders and pedophiles. And I've said it before and I'll say it again, you put down a dog when it attacks a person, you do the same thing with a pedophile or a rapist.
Starting point is 01:17:37 You put them down the second they attack anyone. I'm sorry. These people should not be out on 12 different rape charges and so many gangs. And then they're all of a sudden, they're out and about. And all of a sudden, Nancy next door wants to protect them. Fuck you, Nancy. My child's more important. Sorry, y'all. That was a little hard. Oh, he's giving up on us. He's giving up.
Starting point is 01:18:00 Well, here in Virginia, they just eliminated the mandatory minimum sentence for rapists. Oh, that blows my mind when you explain that to me. That's absolutely absurd. So then what is it? It's left down to the judge or the- Yeah, you'd think that because I had heard that and I couldn't understand that either. Explain that again, James. It determines then the sentence in time.
Starting point is 01:18:21 There's a whole collection of offenses, even creation of child pornography that have had the mandatory minimum sentence removed completely. So there is no mandatory. There's still a sentence range. But there was. a mandatory minimum sentence. And for rape, it was 25 years. And I think that's completely fine. Yes. I am not longer. Yes, they shouldn't be out. You know what? If you're going to remove minimums, you know what you should have to do? You should put these sickos in general pop. They should not be
Starting point is 01:18:55 protected. Because you know what? Criminals, no matter how bad these criminals are, they have standards and they have rules. And there are certain things you just do not do. Put those assholes in general pop and let it sort itself out. How do you guys? Who? About Luigi Manjone. Oh, is that the guy with the big eyebrows? He's in the airline that's all right to hear.
Starting point is 01:19:20 Yeah. He's going to jail, but he's not getting a death penalty. And for some reason, when I heard that, I don't know why. It just felt like if he don't get the death penalty, what's the point? Like, is there a more premeditated? And because I've disconnected a little bit from the news. Oh, you remember Luigi, he was the guy who showed up outside the hotel or whatever it was and shot the insurance CEO. No, no, no, he shot the insurance CEO guy in just the middle of the street.
Starting point is 01:19:53 Remember and killed him? And then ran off and got caught eating baby burgers and McDonald's. That man is in it. And the crazy thing is like every time he's on camera, he always does this Zoolander. I'm like, oh my God, he's a poser. He thinks he's a model. I mean, if we're going to, like, do a murder one and a premeditated and all that kind of stuff, and we're going to have a death penalty, and that dude doesn't get it.
Starting point is 01:20:16 What? I mean, is it just me, or does it seem like crazy? It seems to me I heard the news today, and I was like, this doesn't seem like. I've got a hot take that not a lot of people agree with. I'm not a guest vigilante is some. Oh, hell. Oh, you're not against visually. Mitchellantism.
Starting point is 01:20:35 Yeah, I mean, I'm glad you're not against it because I'm sure we'll see more of it in the future. You know what I mean? Probably in my state because I don't know how many people are going to be okay with their rapist getting off in there. Which state was it where the father caught a man raping his daughter and he killed him? He did everything he needed to and shot him because he had his daughter in the car and was raping her. And then he's getting prosecuted and charged. And now somewhere I think he's running for office. But it's like this man shouldn't be charged for protecting his family against a 60-year-old man raping his daughter.
Starting point is 01:21:15 Doesn't matter if he's 16. Doesn't matter. She's 12. She's still a child. If you got shot, he got the easy way out. I'll tell you that one. Oh, Texas. Okay.
Starting point is 01:21:24 Sorry, Jasmine says in here for the pedophiles, hog tied and quartered. Well said. Why not tar and feather his dingle dung? If it becomes a dingle-don. That's that's that's another thing. People are like, oh, chemical castration. No, chop it off and let them figure it out because there's a bunch of trans doctors probably looking for work, right? Cut.
Starting point is 01:21:49 That's another thing that kills me is these guys who do these like sexual offenses against women who then get to claim that they're trans to be put in a women prison to then assault rape other women prisoners. What? Yeah. We're getting all the way back to the letting illegals into the country. It's the same mentality. Oh, God, it's so bad in their country. We need to let them in.
Starting point is 01:22:12 Why? We need to let them in. When did protecting our own people become me? Yeah. When did our own people become meh? I don't know how to explain it, but me. Well, I think it is, I think it's, when you reach a point, of affluence where you look around and all your friends have nice new cars and you got a nice
Starting point is 01:22:37 new car and a nice house and a nice wife and everything's going really well and you go well and you know what i think a lot of it also has to do with the topping of a nice whipped topping of white guilt on top of it all and then you start to say i got to help these brown folks out because i'm doing good and they're not and i feel bad about it because since i've been a little child everyone's Life is hard. And life is hard for everybody. And like I said at the beginning, I grew up on an absolute shit situation. And guess what?
Starting point is 01:23:09 I'm, I don't care that. You wouldn't know it. It is what it is. No, I'm happy. I'm beyond rich with happiness, health, and my family. And I may not be rich in bank, but I'm still rich. So it's just one of those things where money's not everything. You determine how your life turns out.
Starting point is 01:23:27 You can take a bad situation, which I don't want people to go do bad things, but you can go take a bad situation and you can decide how you are going to be after that. So you can play the victim mentality and say, oh, poor pitiful me. The world is treating me like shit. They owe me something because, no, nobody owes you a damn thing. What was it we were taught growing up, either get over it or get therapy and it's cheaper to get over it? And at this point, these people have been on the pity pot so long, there's more than just a ring around their ass. They're freaking glued to it.
Starting point is 01:24:01 It's just at what point do you quit blaming everybody else and just realize you can't, you can save the world to a degree, but you can't be out here giving handouts and then not understand why you got stabbed in the throat so they could take what you had. There you go. Well, it would be one thing if they were giving out their own money in their own houses, but they're not too cool of that. They're not.
Starting point is 01:24:21 They're giving everybody else's. Yes. Yes. So prime example, New York. They wanted all of those, they wanted to be a sanctuary state, remember? And then all of a sudden, all of those immigrants were put in their school's gymnasium with children still attend in school. And then those same parents, those same parents who actually pushed for it are now having a fit and upset because they have these foreigners in the gym around their children. It's like, what did you expect? when you wanted to make it a sanctuary state when there was nobody else. Amazing. I mean, amazing. That was one of the greatest of all time.
Starting point is 01:25:02 It really was. And that was, it was one of those seeing somebody that we knew and then reading their, they actually made New York papers and read in their article about, you know, I saw an article where they were pro it before it happened because this person sits a little higher up in status and then see one where they are absolutely appalled that their children are now having to be around these men. And it's like, newsflash, you are a hypocrite.
Starting point is 01:25:33 Yeah, man. I mean, it's real. It's a real thing. Ultra tolerance is deadly. We've learned that over the last, what, 50, 60 years. Ultra tolerance will get us all killed if we're not careful. Look at the UK. Oh, God.
Starting point is 01:25:48 Can we start on that? So, Jay, he says, um, look at the United Kingdom. One thing she loves to say is the dream is the free is free the hustle costs because they are dumb people. That's tough, right? I like it. I like it. Well, what do you think, guys, an hour and a half you want to call it for the first episode of PBN late night? Why not?
Starting point is 01:26:16 And let the listeners know how often are we looking at doing this biweekly? That's a great question. How often do you guys want to do this? Next time I'll be showing how to make fatwood because I need fatwood. I'm on right now. You need to show us how to make a crystal ball or something like that for this show. Dude is not like that you were going to say. And I was going to be like, we can't do that on air.
Starting point is 01:26:38 That's a legal. I don't play with that one. That's a. I mean, neither. That's why he's a crystal. Crystal something else. We're breaking bad on PBN late night.
Starting point is 01:26:50 Oh, not here. All right, folks. And what about biweekly? Yeah, that way we can sleep one weekend. And we'll have other people on too. We'll get this with no filled up in the backdrop of Philly all covered up. Definitely get Dave Jones on. He's always up at this time.
Starting point is 01:27:06 He always sending stories out at 1230. I don't know what he's doing, but he's up. But we'll bring some people on and have fun. He's great in papers. That could be. Not for long. So then he can have his entire weekend to enjoy. That's funny.
Starting point is 01:27:20 He would laugh if he heard you say that. I know that. I know that because the first thing I thought was the warden. Yep. PBM, late night, 001. Thanks so much for joining us,
Starting point is 01:27:34 ladies. Thanks for coming on tonight. Yeah. Two weeks. We'll see what comes up. Thank you too, Bruno. I'm sorry,
Starting point is 01:27:41 buddy. Thank you. Give credit where credits do. I thought you were sleeping. That's why I didn't say anything. He was now all of a sudden he heard some knocking in the hall. And there he goes. Oh, boy.
Starting point is 01:27:50 He was born in a Pomeran, but he identifies as a German shepherd. Well, we'll call that the outro then, huh? All right. Talk to you soon, folks.

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