Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #840: Exposing Economic Terrorism with James Li

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Starting point is 00:01:02 Wolf Pack, precious metal sent to your house for as little as fifty dollars a month We got a great one for you. We have like one of the best researchers and content creators out there James Leon It's a banger. Okay. I want to thank everybody who came out No, I just I hope you all had a great great great great great great great great great Thanksgiving with your family It was a good time. I hope you enjoyed football or whatever sport you enjoy in your home town. Or if you guys are uniting from America and you had a great Thursday, I hope you had a great Thursday. And that's it. This is a great episode. Go to SamTripleE.com. I have dates coming up. This week I am in Tampa Bay, then I'm in Cancun, then I'm in Batavia.

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Starting point is 00:02:33 He is a filmmaker content creator, just a dude. Please welcome James Lee. How are you brother? I'm doing good. Thanks for having me on the show. Thanks for coming to hang out with us, man. You know, they say, don't meet your heroes, but I think I'm gonna be happy. James, I love your work again. I was kissing your ass before and I'm gonna do it again. You do really great work.

Starting point is 00:02:56 You're so important. I love all your videos. For our listeners who may not be familiar with you, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you? Yeah. Uh, thank you for that very, very kind intro. Um, but yeah, just a little bit about me. I call, you know, I'm an independent journalist.

Starting point is 00:03:13 I look at stuff online. I try to distill it down to maybe one to three minute packages, just things that, you know, seem a little bit off or they tell you it's A, but maybe there's really B that is going on. Then I also do some longer form mini documentaries that are 15, 20 minutes long and those are on YouTube. But basically you can find me on any platform, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and handles all the same.

Starting point is 00:03:44 It's 5149 James Lee, 5149 James Lee. Why 5149? That's a good question. So, um, try to make a long story short. Um, it was my buddy that came up with that nickname for me because he basically said, this is when I was going to business school in New York. And he, he said that, man, you're saying a lot of crazy stuff in class. Like I think 51% of, you're saying a lot of crazy stuff in class. Like I think 51% of, you know, the people probably find it all right. 49 extremely offended.

Starting point is 00:04:11 So I'm just like basically towing the line between, uh, you know, in between what I'm allowed to say, what I'm not allowed to say, and he's like, you're usually right, but sometimes you're also wrong. Uh, I love that. That's great description of that. That was really great. Um, so we've had Ian Carroll on and I, you know, I would talk about like, you know, within our industry or our genre, whatever you want to call it, you know, they'll always be like controlled up, controlled up.

Starting point is 00:04:36 And I was like, you know, you know, where did this Ian Carroll guy come from? And of course all the women fans of the show were like, he's been on tick tock forever, calm down. So I brought him of the show were like, he's been on Tik TOK forever. Calm down. So I brought him on and I was like, I made apologies to him that I was like, and he even said it before I finished my sentence and I'm a huge Ian Carroll fan, but you, I've been able to watch almost grow from like, almost like just a couple hundred, I feel,

Starting point is 00:05:02 followers on Instagram and maybe you started on TikTok as well. But I remember watching your early stuff going, why is this guy, his content not like bigger and stuff like that. So it's been fun to watch you grow. Um, did you start on TikTok or were you always on Instagram at the same time? No, I actually, I actually first started on YouTube. This is like four years ago when I was still working in the industry as a consultant, I was a management consultant, you know, like everybody is coming that prolific on it. It wasn't until maybe, I think it was around June of 2023 when I was really kind of going full bore into this. And then I started on TikTok, making these shorter videos and you brought up Ian. Ian's a great guy. I know him personally. We've, you know, connected since I think he said I hit him up basically the first week or something that he got on TikTok. And I saw his, his stuff and I'm like, Hey, I

Starting point is 00:06:05 got to, you know, have a conversation with you. Cause I, I, I was also, I'm also a contributor to the show, uh, breaking points if anybody's familiar with that. Oh yeah. I love that show. Yeah, absolutely. So I was like, let me get it. Let me get you on as a guest. So basically then we started to kind of, um, you know, communicate back and forth and met him a few times. Great guy. Uh, but that's basically where I started. So a tick tock, and then I didn't start posting to Instagram until the tick tock band came about, um, which is, I'm sure you know a little bit about that. Um, and so then that's, that's why I started posting on Instagram and now, and

Starting point is 00:06:38 then, and X and then Ian, that's Ian actually, um, he's like, yeah, you gotta come over to X and I was like, all right, I'll come over to X. And so this is all within the last like six to eight months, all this has been happening. So, uh, what is your thoughts on Elon Musk? I, I like it. Listen, we, I have another podcast called broken Sim and me and Johnny, the white guy, uh, we, we do this show together.

Starting point is 00:07:05 And I was talking about how a lot of the people in my group of comedians seemed to be putting a lot of eggs into Trump's basket. And I'm kind of like, I would be very hesitant of that. I would be, I am hoping for the best X you know expecting the worst praying for the best because I'm 52 years old and I've yet to have a president let me down so okay what is 52 by the way if I could thank you I appreciate that um but but Elon Musk what is your take on him? Can we enjoy what X has done or should we

Starting point is 00:07:46 be very concerned about, you know, what this is leading to? Um, I mean, as I like X, I think it's, it's, uh, the freest social media platform that we have. So in regards to that, I don't see any problem with that. I know the mainstream, they do have a problem. I saw the other day, who was it? Some guy, I think it was the Axios guy, the CEO of Axios said that this is not the media you guys, he was going off on X. But I think that's because, you know,

Starting point is 00:08:15 they're kind of losing power in terms of the traditional media, their ability to shape the narrative. So I don't see an issue with X, you know, continuing to grow, you know, in terms of like my personal feelings about Elon, I think a guy with that much power, you always have to, you know, you have to be, you have to be willing to hold him accountable and, and, and, you know, follow his developments very closely. But I don't, I think he's kind of a net positive

Starting point is 00:08:40 for society. I think he's done a lot of great things. I think he's also, um, you know, today I read something about him talking, you know, pushing OZMPIC and I'm like, that doesn't make any sense. I don't think we should be, you know, pushing society to take these, you know, drugs, um, that treat problems that are caused by the food industry, all this stuff. I'm like, this doesn't sound right. So I'm always down to, to, to speak out against his ideas, but overall, I mean, it can't get much, I mean, if you're talking about the status quo, like if compare him you can call it the deep state, whatever you want to call it. Like, you know, it's not getting

Starting point is 00:09:16 worse. That's like, this is a shot to make it better. Maybe it breaks, maybe it's not good, maybe it is good, but at least it's different than, you know, what was going on before. That's, that's at least what I think. Yeah. And we, people are so inclined to have a binary view, you know, where he, they must be all good or all bad. And it's clearly, I mean, that's not the case for anybody. And I think especially not Elon Musk. There are many, his transhumanist agenda, like a lot of listeners this show have a problem with that, obviously, but that doesn't mean he's, you know, someone that must be dismissed out of hand because he believes technology will integrate with humans in a way that benefits the human race. So yeah, I mean...

Starting point is 00:09:52 Yeah, that's a good point, Johnny. Yeah. There's some complexity to humans. I know I'm not revealing anything there, but it's... I don't know. On X especially, you see a lot of people that just, if one, if, you know, there are these disqualifiers that people carry around. And if they encounter someone with holding one of those beliefs, then they just dismiss

Starting point is 00:10:12 them out of hand. And I think we have to be a little more discerning than that. Yeah, the binary way to view things is always sort of the easiest because it's like the most simplest story to tell, right? Because in essence, we're trying to, you know, in, in working in doing journalism, like we're all trying to tell a story in the end. And sometimes when you break it down into these binaries, like that's, that's what happens. But I try to at least inject a little bit more nuances say, Hey, this, this is maybe overall good. There are some downsides to this. And then you guys, you know, go out there and, and do with that information, what you will.

Starting point is 00:10:48 I believe everything should be issue to issue. Someone could have, uh, I'm once one issue, you totally agree with them on the next issue, you totally disagree with them and that's fine. And then you push to try to get what you disagree with, not pass or more information out so the public knows that. I feel that Twitter is YouTube at the beginning, where it was Wild West, people are talking about everything that made YouTube so great for so long before Hillary Clinton came and destroyed everything with her desire to, for power and to be the first female president. But I do believe that Twitter has done a great service to humanity.

Starting point is 00:11:32 I believe that the first amendment is the most important to me, the most important law in the world. That it is saving not just our country, but everyone all over the world Is able to hear the truth to whatever VPN they might get for their country and stuff like that So we must defend it at all cost at all cost with your research you ever find yourself getting black-pilled What do you mean by that like do you ever get to the point where you're like, there's no hope? Um, no, I don't feel that way. Actually.

Starting point is 00:12:11 I think there's, you always have to have hope because as soon as you lose hope, you literally stop doing everything. You just say, I'm just going to veg out and just wait for, you know, the collapse. No, that's the reason why I'm continuing to make content every single day, or I try to do things every single day, is because I think there is hope. There is hope in terms of like the collective knowledge that we're gathering. I think there's a potential to really change how information is accessed. Like I think never before, even if you look at 10, 20 years ago, we didn't have the same access. And here, I mean, at least in this election cycle, everybody

Starting point is 00:12:45 saw mainstream media does not have the same amount of ability to control the narrative anymore. We they just like nobody's really listening to them anymore. And I, I was listening to Tim Dillon, I'm sure you guys know him. And he was talking about how Hollywood is I completely lost because they they're like what's happening? Nobody cares about our endorsements. What's going on? And it's because by the time, you know, let's say Hollywood's making a movie or making a documentary, they take forever to do it. There's all this, the shit that they got to go through. And then me, I'm single, you know, one guy, one man, the production team, I could just churn out

Starting point is 00:13:21 a documentary within a week. And then by the time that issue, they, they, it gets around to them. We've already made like 18 documentaries, you know, already, and people are talking about it everywhere. So they, they're like, Oh, we don't know what to do now. And so I think it is going to be an interesting time in the next few years to see what happens to the, to the so-called independence. Will they be bought off? Like, is there is that effort that's happening to say, okay, you can still remain independent, but there's gonna be some funding scheme that we have behind you to, you know, maybe get you to say what we want you to say

Starting point is 00:13:55 when that time comes. It's not gonna be always, right? It's not gonna be like, we're gonna give you everything. It's just on some of those key issues, if we need you, all right, all this money that we're backing you, you're gonna get a call one day and you're to do this for us. And so that's probably going to be happening. There's other people who I know are very much, um, they love being independent. They love the fact that nobody's telling them what to do. So there's going

Starting point is 00:14:16 to be that. So it's going to be, it's going to be a little bit of battle coming up and, um, it's, it's going to be interesting to see what happens. I do find it absolutely crazy that they just keep trying to start new Twitter's whether it's blue sky or threads and they don't go anywhere. They don't go anywhere. And it's so interesting to me how this narrative is that, you know, the, this misinformation disinformation, hate speeches everywhere. And it's always from the same

Starting point is 00:14:45 group of people, which seems to be rich kids, right? And you study it. It's like words are violence to them. Words are violence because it's the first time they feel any kind of consequences for their actions. So some like Sam Harris can go off on Rogan and all these and the internet and Twitter because it's the first time in his life he's actually felt blow back for any of his actions. Born into the best hospitals, going, you know, living behind gated communities, going to these really great private schools, getting juiced into like Ivy League schools, getting jobs at whatever they want because they're so juiced in that the first time ever they actually hear

Starting point is 00:15:29 push back to their ideas like so many of these people that get so angry at podcasting and get so angry at Twitter and content creators and the do your own research people tend to be rich kids who have enough money to kind of live above the fray that they're allowed to, they're allowed to just kind of fantasize about this world that they want to live in because they have so much money. They can just play, kind of have a play date with other rich kids and never actually feel real life consequences. Do you have any thoughts on that? Yeah.

Starting point is 00:16:05 I mean, it's interesting that you brought that up because, so I went to school in New York, I went to NYU for business school and it's very much a liberal crowd there. Um, and it's interesting. It's, it's, it's weird because it's like there, you know, after graduating, we go on and do some crazy evil shit in the business world, right? Whether it would be like private equity or Wall Street or whatever We don't mind bankrupting everybody, but we can't talk about any, you know

Starting point is 00:16:29 If you if you just use the wrong pronouns and you're you're basically canceled But there was there was and actually this is I didn't know this until I was graduate But a couple of the guys I was hanging out with Who did the same internship was me? guys I was hanging out with who did the same internship as me, there's apparently some sort of secret Republicans club at NYU where like it's like a secret text, you know, through, you know, group that they had. And it was, I remember we I was having dinner with them and this is when we were about to graduate. And you know, I'm kind of the middle road of the issues because I kind of see both sides. I'm very open to new information, so I wasn't in that bubble.

Starting point is 00:17:06 And also I didn't grow up there, so I entered that space kind of, you know, without that type of like indoctrination. So then they were like, oh yeah, you good, you good, man. Like, you're one of us. I was like, I'm not really sure if I'm one of you guys, but I'm certainly, you know, I don't feel at home anywhere near,

Starting point is 00:17:23 but I just wanted to bring that up as a funny anecdote to say like, yes, there is like this thing where it's, it's like a, you have to keep it on the DL just because you have a different viewpoint. Yeah. It's bizarre. It is bizarre. And it's very weird that to me, what would basically be seen as old school liberalism, which to me is just really common sense.

Starting point is 00:17:46 Like the notion that the law should be applied equally to everybody. Everybody should be able to live their lives. As long as you're not hurting other people, and particularly children, you should be able to live your life. Now I'm a religious guy, Johnny and I, I'm not sure what Xavier is, but we love Jesus that, you know, not to get into too deep into that, but you know, I have my own beliefs here, but when it comes to the law, I believe the law should be applied equally to everybody. And even if maybe necessarily that goes against maybe my religion at certain

Starting point is 00:18:18 moments, it should be applied equally to law. And, but to some people, and particularly the progressive left, that is hate speech. And that is, that is, I am, I am an old school liberal. I can hang out with anybody. I love everybody, but to the progressive left and many of my peers in Hollywood, I'm a conservative. I'm a crazy conservative and reality. I'm the farthest thing from it.

Starting point is 00:18:42 And I have no problems with conservatives because I think they're important too. I think both the progressive and the conservative play an important role of kind of playing off each other. This is this understanding that like, you know, maybe some new ideas aren't bad, but also old ideas aren't bad too. So it's kind of this playoff together. But the spiritual pendulum has shifted so much. Let's say the spectrum has like, if you're an old school liberal, it's kind of shifted to this way

Starting point is 00:19:13 where it's like, unless you think, you know, kids should be able to sexually trans, you know, to get sex changes and stuff like that, you're a hate monger. And I think we're kind of in this place right now. And I think Twitter has a big part to do with it where people aren't afraid to talk about that. Hey man, I don't think that's okay. You can live your life, but I don't think that's okay. And I think it's important.

Starting point is 00:19:36 I think that we must have a simple base, which to me is, you know, I've said this before that, you know, we need to have like, you need to like violence needs to be like not allowed. Stealing needs not to be allowed. Hurting children needs not to be allowed. And we need to shame lying. We need those basic things for our society to work. And so much of what the progressives have done since the Obama administration has been the exact opposite of that. Yeah. I mean, okay.

Starting point is 00:20:07 So like my thought around this is that I don't care if people have different opinion. I don't care if you're all for the transgender surgeries or for, you know, defunding the police, all of these kind of very, I would say radical ideas. I don't mind radical ideas because that's how we bring about change is somebody throws out of crazy idea and we debate it. Now the problem is, I guess amongst the more liberal crowd is that if you disagree with that, you're all of a sudden now you're Hitler.

Starting point is 00:20:31 Because if you didn't, you didn't go along with it. So now you, and then now we can't have a good conversation anymore because you've taken it to the extreme. Whereas like other ideas, like we should be able to debate those ideas. Like, do we not want to have any police? Okay, so what happens to society when there's no police? Okay, lay out that argument for me. I would love to have that ideas. Like, do we not want to have any police? Okay. So what happens to society when there's no police? Okay. Put, you know, lay out that argument for me. You know, I would love to have, you know, that kind of conversation, but we can't because

Starting point is 00:20:50 as soon as you say, you know, I don't agree with defund the police. Oh, now I'm a side. I am a white supremacist, you know, an Asian white supremacist. That's now that's me now. And so you know what I'm saying? It's like these kinds of, you know, just disagreements turn into this sort of just like, you know, you'm saying? It's like these kinds of disagreements turn into this sort of just like, you know, you're just lobbying bombs. And now these words don't mean anything. Labels. What does it mean? What does it mean to be a white supremacist now? We don't know. What does it mean to be a fascist?

Starting point is 00:21:14 Yeah. I don't know what that, what does it mean to be a racist? What does it mean to be an anti-Semite? All of these terms don't mean anything anymore because they're just overused because they got, you know, they don't want to actually debate the substance. And then, you know, this is what happens. Well, for me, dude, it's like, I do stand up and I'll have hecklers yell I'm racist and I'm like, so, because I'm not a racist, but your terms don't mean anything to me. You've completely diluted that, that term, that term, you know, like when

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Starting point is 00:24:13 money worries for so many, it may just do the same for you. Getting back to your work, the thing I love about your work, and I think I could be wrong, but you correct me if I am wrong. You seem to be able to, you seem to be pointing out that there's seems to be a predator class out there. Uh, uh, a class at, at the top. That seems to be doing certain things that maybe aren't right for humanity. Uh, the citizens of the United States, the citizens of the world. And that's why I really like.

Starting point is 00:24:42 And, you know, get you, I, I you I just did one on Froot Loops and all the cereals and all the stuff in there and that why why does Europe have a different group of ingredients in their in their food versus what Americans have? And I have my opinion but I would love to hear your thoughts on on the predator class and kind of like what your mission is with your videos. Yeah. So I came out just to, if I could batch a little bit of background about me, because I come, you know, from first, you could say I come from like a very institutional background, which is like I went to business school in New York University. I was a management consultant

Starting point is 00:25:22 for four and a half years, you know, doing, you know, working for Fortune 500 companies. But before that, I was not at all doing that. I was just kind of working, you know, as customer service person, you know, so I very much come from two different sides. I've seen both sides of what's going on. And what I could say is that because I think in America, like, you know, basically money is king.

Starting point is 00:25:44 Like if you have money, like you live like a king here. And that's kind of our philosophy. Right or wrong, that's the philosophy of America, is basically let's just try to go out there and make as much money as you possibly can, do whatever you can to get your back. And we appreciate that as a culture. But then what happens is,

Starting point is 00:26:01 especially then if you start having consolidation of power, like we're having in this sort of capitalistic society, is that every single transaction that happens, you are always going to try to get the most from whatever person you're interacting with, and then you're trying to give them the least. And so then what happens is that every single step this happens. So then, you know, it could be just as low as like you just working with your boss who's just a little bit higher than you, and they're being told by somebody else. And then your boss is always trying to get the most out of you by paying you the least amount possible and it goes up the chain. And then now we have this society where it's now okay to put some questionable ingredients in our food because the bottom line will be

Starting point is 00:26:51 0.3 percentage points better and over 10 years, that's $75 billion. I think that's how you justify these decisions down the line. Whereas I think some other countries out there, I'm not saying it's better or worse, but they have other morals in place as well to say, well, we not only care about making tons of money, we love that too. If you think about Sweden, I think Sweden has one of the highest percentage per capita of billionaires, but we also have another moral where it's like, oh, we care about community. That's another thing that we care about. We care about family. That's also important in our society. So then you then that's where you get the counterbalance of things where, you know,

Starting point is 00:27:27 we want to make as much money as possible, but we don't want to, you know, to kill people. And here, I don't know if we have the same checks in place in America to say, you think that has to do with our population? And, you know, we're not as homogenized as some other places. Like when you talk about Sweden, they're, they're mostly Swedish, right? Like, so there's more of a tribal thing. I'm assuming based on your hat, you live near San Diego. I could be wrong, which we're not going to give out where you live.

Starting point is 00:27:55 But California, the Southern California is so diverse. I love it. I love the diversity. There's a lot of people on the far right that like our diversity is our strength, they say mockingly. Uh, but it really is, it is a beautiful thing that at any point you can go out and get any type of food, the same type of music you can date any type of person. It's like a really beautiful thing.

Starting point is 00:28:18 But there's also brings that kind of like divide and conquer. And like maybe we are as cohesive due to this kind of push to divide and conquer. That kind of makes it easier for some people to pull stuff off like that. Do you have any, does that resonate with you at all? Yeah, I haven't thought about it from that angle, which is an interesting run, right? Cause we are the most diverse country, probably in the world, you could say. And based on that, we've done a pretty good job. I think, you know, I often think, okay, America is probably the least one of the least racist

Starting point is 00:28:54 countries I've ever been to. You know, if you go to Europe, I mean, I don't experience this, you know, it's not the same kind of racism. But, but I think Europe is much more racist. I'm just going to put it out there. I mean, each of those countries is, you know, if you try to, it's much harder to assemble. I much prefer living in this kind of world. And I'm not sure. I'm going to think about that because you just kind of triggered something in my brain to kind of think about something from a different angle. So I haven't thought of it that way because I always thought of it as like, in America, that's kind of the culture is more of that rugged individualism. So you are sort of responsible for yourself. There's not that collectiveness or collectivism

Starting point is 00:29:30 to offset that. It's just like, hey, you got to put in the work. And that's how we kind of justify these things. I don't know if it's like a hundred year Psyop they're working on to get us to divide. But I also, there's one phrase that kind of maybe is tangential, so I'm just going to throw it out there is that like they say, you know, diversity strengthens systems, but also even oppressive ones. So like the more diversity you have, you could actually reinforce an oppressive system, which is what I thought, you know, before, like if you think about America, you know, we used to have a much more, it used to be only white people could oppress, right?

Starting point is 00:30:08 That's the thing. And then for a while then, or actually take it back further, only white men could oppress. You saw women who were disenfranchised. And then we brought women. Now women can also do some oppressing. And then now we've got black people, Latino. They can also oppress nowadays too. So we've just expanded the people who can oppress. Progress. Yeah, that's also oppress nowadays, too. So we've just expanded them. The people who progress.

Starting point is 00:30:25 Yeah, that's sort of progress, right? Is there any way that, uh, the fruity loops or those tastes better in a weird kind of way that those ingredients make the food taste better? I mean, is it more different to Japan? The McDonald's tastes totally different than our McDonald's. It definitely tastes. I mean, yeah, I think there's nowhere else in the world in terms of like the food being as addictive and as tasty it is.

Starting point is 00:30:51 I mean, Doritos or Froot Loops, those are tasty things, but like there's other things that are really good. You know, like I believe I've never used heroin, but I believe heroin probably feels pretty good when you use it. Probably. It doesn't mean we, it doesn't mean we should be doing it all the time, or that should be, you know. No, no, yeah.

Starting point is 00:31:09 I'm just saying, like, I could see someone saying, well, we're doing it because it tastes better. Like, I explained that part of a scientist. We're like, well, it tastes better. We're just going to give you the best experience. And it's up to you how much you eat. Well, it's a cheap shit that they use. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:31:23 Yeah, 100%. But my big problem is this, is this narrative that Americans are the fattest they've ever been. And I'm not saying we're not the fattest, but when people say that, there's also this like implication that we're the laziest we've ever been. And I don't think that at all. I think that we're working so much more than our parents and our grandparents ever had to do to make even less money than they had to do. You know, like life was really easy when

Starting point is 00:31:51 dad could work one job and he could pay for two cars, a house, everyone going to school off of one job. Life was, that's not it anymore. And I don't think we're lazier. I think we have to work so much more that we're exhausted. And so this is my, you know, you always see these Man on Street videos where they're like, name me five states, and they're like, duh, I don't know, you know? And they're like, Americans are so stupid.

Starting point is 00:32:17 I go, well, what if that's being done on purpose? What if they're saturating us in useless knowledge so that, and they're making us so unhealthy that we can't pay attention to how our government really works? And how it really works is that I believe the Babylonian banker, Kabbal, is using our military as their own storm troopers. And that nobody can really figure out how it goes, because when I hear people go, I'm tired of my tax dollars, go to these wars. And I'm like, well, your tax dollars aren't going

Starting point is 00:32:48 to those wars. What your tax dollars are doing is paying off the interest on the money they print to go to war. And if you actually understood that, you would realize how ridiculous it is that Israel and Ukraine are getting so much of our money when they could just build their own Centralized banks and print their own money, but they don't do it because it's about destroying our dollar Nobody realizes that so that's why I get into like do you think it's done on purpose? Like are are they adding? Ingredients to stuff specifically to America to make us out of shape and maybe even dumb us down America to make us out of shape and maybe even dumb us down. So I would say probably in terms of like at its core, I don't think there's anybody in an executive boardroom and I've been in a couple of these that are who are saying we are going to try to make Americans sick.

Starting point is 00:33:39 I don't think those words are being uttered. But what I do think is that there is just a misalignment of incentives where you have one group that, let's say the food makers, they wanna make the food as addictive and as delicious as possible. And with that, there's some side effects around that where maybe you get more fat,

Starting point is 00:33:59 maybe you screw up your metabolism, whatever that might be for your health. But that doesn't matter because they just care about selling the food. And then you have another group of people who are the drug makers who say, well, we have the antidote for all these fat people, all these sick people, and we're going to be able to profit greatly off of this as well. So we don't really care that Americans are getting sicker. And then you have the US government in the middle of that, who are supposed to be the

Starting point is 00:34:25 ones sort of protecting the people. They're also in on the scam as well. They're taking money from the food makers, they're taking money from, from, you know, big pharma. So they're just going to kind of turn a blind eye to all this and say, well, it seems like, you know, everything's flowing nicely. Let's just keep it going. And it sort of benefits us to like to your point of the what you were saying that people are just, they're so caught up in their own thing, being sick and whatever they don't, they can't really figure out what the government is doing. So that's another added, you know, benefit there. So I think that that is from my opinion. I think that's what's going on. I don't think it's like they're purposely saying, we're going to get people sick,

Starting point is 00:35:07 but it's just every silo is incentivized in a really bad way. So then it all kind of, all kind of coalesces. And yes, it seems like they are trying to make us sick. So directionally, I always say directionally, a lot of these conspiracies are correct. If you think about the Maui situation, the fires in Maui, people are saying, oh, there's the space lasers coming in and they're doing a land grab, blah, blah, blah. I'm like, they are trying to do the land grab, but they'll just wait till these power lines fray one day and then hit the tree and then explode into a huge fire, and then they'll just do the land grab. You don't need the space laser to do the land grab when, you know, you have these,

Starting point is 00:35:47 you know, misaligned corporate incentives to, to cut costs. It, you know, they, they know that's happening. So we'll just wait for that to happen. So I would say the conspiracy is kind of, it doesn't really matter if it's correct or not. It is directionally correct. It doesn't matter if it's a space laser or the corporate incompetence. It's it's happening.

Starting point is 00:36:04 I like that because that, that, that could be true, right? Like it's like it directionally it's correct. How it got there. Well, that's a discussion and who knows if we'll ever get what the actual answer is, but it does seem to be that we have these patterns of land grabs, uh, you know, whether it's black Wall Street, Central Park in New York, Dodger Stadium, you know, Paradise, you kind of like study like where the fires in California happen. Somehow they just fit where this like this this like

Starting point is 00:36:37 high-speed rail system goes and you're like that's a lot of coincidence and if you're dealing with a predator class, do they really care who they hurt and all that stuff? Are they really above it? I mean, sometimes I think they're just above it. I mean, when we study Hillary Clinton, Dick Cheney, George Bush, you know, without getting too deep into it, but like the numbers Hitler put up versus the numbers that George Bush jr Put up. That's very similar. And, but what is at the, you know, at the world series, waving to everybody, throwing out the first pitch and the other one is used to demonize your

Starting point is 00:37:15 father who watches Fox news. So it's like super interesting to me. Uh, I mean, I, I really do sometimes wonder if we just have a straight up predator class that like when they're connected to like Epstein's and these war people that they're never going to have to ever worry about prosecution. Because once you prosecute one of them, it's could be a domino to prosecute all of them. Absolutely. And which is why I'm for, you know, I was, you know, even though I think, for example, Matt Gaetz, all kinds of different, probably some personal issues. I don't know if

Starting point is 00:37:50 you've looked into the one that recently broke about the whole honey potting thing, but I'm like, yeah, throw him in there. I don't care. Cause he, it seems like he's going to, he's going to break some shit, which is the whole point, right? That's why people like Trump is that he's not going to appoint the same kinds of people as he done before. So I think it's, you know, in terms of looking at Trump, I think it's a little bit mixed bagged if you look at his appointments. Um, like some of them are. It is a missed bag because now this NI guy or why I forget what the department was, everyone loves them. They're like, yeah, yeah, yeah. The, the, um, the department, uh, NIH national institutes of health. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:38:17 Jay, I don't know how to say his last name. It's like butter, butter, roach. But everybody, even the most black pill people like this, like, they're like, I don't know what they're doing. They're like, I don't know what they're doing. They're like, I don't national institutes of health. Yeah. J I don't know how to say his last name. It's like butter, but to Roche, but everybody, even the most black pill people, like, this is a great pickup. This is a great pickup. You know, uh, when, when, you know, one of the greatest Zionists ever lives, you know, wife, you know, gives you a third of your money for your campaign. You're, you're going to have to play ball and I'm not condoning it, but I, I'm just not shocked by it.

Starting point is 00:38:50 You know, you, you know, when you're with the widow of Sheldon Anderson or whatever you pronounce, Adelson, you know, gives you a hundred million dollars of your $300 million campaign. You know, you're going to get people your $300 million campaign. You know, you're going to get people in who play that ball. And it's just like, what are your whole thoughts on his cabinet and stuff like that? Well, yeah, like I said, yeah, if you look at some of the things, it's definitely very pro Israel and he has to be. Um,

Starting point is 00:39:21 but the others, and then there's pro war people in there as well. So that's not exactly fitting to the, to the campaign that he ran. But on the other side, I think a lot of it may be centered on the more health century guys, the, the make America healthy again movement. There is some, there are some guys in there like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Um, who pose a really big threat to the way things currently work. Right.

Starting point is 00:39:44 Um, so I'm that I'm excited to see it because, you know, who pose a really big threat to the way things currently work. So that I'm excited to see because regardless of what party you kind of support, making people healthy should be sort of a nonpartisan or bipartisan issue of like, yeah, let's clean houses. Clearly, because people say, oh, he's such a danger because he promotes all these crazy theories, conspiracy theories or whatnot. But I'm like, well, we're sort of the sickest we've ever been. And that's under the regime that's currently going on. So how much, you know, they're, you know, let's, let's try things. Let's see what happens. Let's, let's, let's take the floor out of the water. Let's see what happens, you know, because they're warning

Starting point is 00:40:22 people is like, oh, we're going to have all kinds of dental issues and this and that was like, let's see what happens. You know, let's, it hasn't been going great. So let's try it out or the just making a huge deal of the raw milk. I'm like, I think, you know, half of Europe is drinking raw milk without any problems. So I don't understand what the deal is with some of these things. So that I was actually, you know, pretty shocked to be honest, what he, uh, when RFK was announced, because I thought he was just gonna, I honestly thought he, he was just gonna maybe be some sort of, uh, ceremonial advisor. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:40:56 Not this kind of official position. Although I think the confirmation is probably going to be the wildest that we've ever seen because it'll be a tough one to confirm. Cause they're going to bring up all kinds of stuff. Cause I've been doing a little bit. That's gonna be a good one. Right there. Yeah. I can't wait to hear the bear, the bear story again.

Starting point is 00:41:15 It's over and over and over again. The bear story. I think it's epic. I think that makes him look like a bad-ass. I don't understand. It's great. It's so funny, dude. You know, we can't even like, you can't even have a sense of humor about it, which

Starting point is 00:41:27 is absolutely nuts. Now, him being like, there's something about RFK that when he gets it right, he's so right, but when he gets it wrong, you're like, how is that possible that you are, like, his whole thing about, you know, that Israel's tree, the Palestinians better than anyone has ever done. It's like, there's no way you believe that there's no way. I mean, I mean, you know, what happened to his father, obviously, and his uncle, and some of this, some of the theories, you know, behind that. So I, it would, so a lot of people think that's actually coming from a point of

Starting point is 00:42:02 like self preservation that he, he knows where knows where you know the line that he can't cross because i mean if you look at his father he was supposedly killed by a Palestinian right rfk senior but if you look into it doesn't seem like that's the situation at all and the bullets are coming from completely the wrong direction of what the official you know report said. And if you look up the stuff coming from the JFK stuff, it's completely, the official theory is definitely not what happened. And you have all kinds of incentives that that would point to Israel.

Starting point is 00:42:37 And some people say, hey, he doesn't actually, or maybe he does believe it because he's been kind of indoctrinated so long. And then it's like, hey, this is a line that I can't cross. Um, but I, being how I, you know, cause I had a chance to meet him once and he was like, one of the smartest people I've ever met. And I'm like, there's no way that you just think that if you went about it with normal reasoning, there has to be like some kind of blackmail involved

Starting point is 00:43:02 or something, something behind that we were not privy to. It is crazy to me. And you're, you're totally right. He has to play a game. And again, I think you have to keep that in mind with Trump. Trump's not stupid. Um, he knows what they're capable of and the game that needs to get played. Uh, and you know, you got to let him play that game to keep him alive.

Starting point is 00:43:29 You know, incrementally, we need to make some changes. Now I've been following your, your, your, you do a lot of work on Israel. What's your thoughts on everything going on right now? I mean, it's, it's a fucked If I could just get out there like that. But I mean, specifically, like, I think I kind of, you know, I try to keep my eyes, you know, I try to keep my sort of thoughts open around, you know, why would you know, the people who support Israel? Okay, why would you want to support Israel? Because obviously, if you just I'm looking at things like this doesn't make any sense for us to do. But if you're a pro-Israel person, what I don't like, once again, I think this goes back to something we talked about earlier, sandwich, is this kind of morality. It's like if you're going out there and you're just bombing children, okay, fine. You think that's the right thing to do for your country, that's great. But then you can't come and shame me and say, well, this it's also a morally, you know, high ground,

Starting point is 00:44:26 moral high ground position to be doing this because we're, you know, the most, you know, democratic country in the Middle East or we're the most moral army in the world. This kind of stuff is like, don't give me that bullshit. You know, just say we got to bomb the children. It's manifest destiny. This land is ours. It's set it, you know, in whatever the Jewish scriptures are, then go for it. Then I'm fine with you.

Starting point is 00:44:47 The problem is that now you, not only do I have to go along with what you're doing, I also have to pretend that you guys are the good guys as well, which I'm not willing to go there, which is, I think it's too far. And it doesn't make any, I mean, if you look at this, the facts, it's like, Israel is an apartheid state. So it's, you know, there's roads that some people can go on based on their religious beliefs and other roads that you can't go on. So like, if we, people just knew that, then it doesn't make any sense.

Starting point is 00:45:14 The whole argument starts to fall apart. Like every single thing that from what I found is like every single thing that they say, it starts to fall apart. If you just look into it and scrutinize, right? It instantly falls apart. And also they've threatened to kill pretty much like 75, if not 100% of the presidents in power, starting with Truman, which is the first press who was basically threatened with assassination if he did not declare Israel to be a Jewish state. Cause I was looking into it and the history is that Truman didn't want Israel to be a

Starting point is 00:45:47 Jewish state. He wanted to be an Arab, basically a pan religious state of multiple religions, you know, that everybody could live there peacefully, which is what it was before that. But you know, he received some letters, you know, potential explosive, you know, and then immediately like 11 minutes after Israel declares independence, Truman's like, yes, we are the first country to be on board. And then after that, then every single president is basically falling into that. And I think JFK was the last one where there was at least a little bit of pushback, right?

Starting point is 00:46:18 There was like, Hey, this maybe isn't the right thing to do. And he was trying to, I know probably your listeners know by now that he was trying to little bit of pushback, right? There's like, Hey, this maybe isn't the right thing to do. And he was trying to, I know probably your listeners know by now that he was trying to get Israel, the Israeli lobby to, to be registered as a foreign agent, which they are because they are pushing specifically, if you look at AIPAC, it's the Israeli, you know, public affairs interest committee or whatever. It's for their interest. It's nothing to do with America. So they are technically foreign agents and they should have to register as such. So we know where the money is coming from.

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Starting point is 00:49:49 Thank you. But he was like after JFK, I mean, Lyndon Johnson, basically, you know, just bear hugged. Yeah. Everything. Especially at the U S Liberty USS Liberty attack. And there's a real discussion about whether George book They tried to take out George Bush senior because he was he had called them to tell him to quit the shit in Gaza And then a week later, he's choking on shit In a Japanese hotel at some meeting and his own Secret Service were giving like play-by-play

Starting point is 00:50:26 Of every place he was like they were you're not supposed to do that with the president but they were openly telling everybody where he's moving to what he's doing and it's it's in a weird way like JFK where like they moved them right in the mill bang bang bang bang uh it's interesting i mean there's a talk you know this is where you see that video of JK, JFK, did you see that video the other day, this guy, um, just shout out to Wally Rashid. He's a, another kind of these guys that digs into stuff, but did he, he did a FOIA and apparently the, the, uh, head of massage was in Dallas the day. Like they basically invited JFK to Dallas for the whole thing.

Starting point is 00:51:02 Yes. The, uh, the head of the IDF was in Dallas today, and so wasn't George Bush, senior. So you had the future CIA leader, you had the IDF leader, all there on that day. It's crazy to me if you study just the history of Israel. Oh, you're talking about Yitzhak Rabin. He was there. That's who you're talking about, right? That's crazy. Whoever was head of the IDF. I think it was head of Mossad. I think it was the head of Mossad. I thought he said IDF when I watched the video,

Starting point is 00:51:38 but I could totally be wrong. But either way, it's the high Israeli, you know, intelligence, military official was there. And I believe the organizers were of this, the Dallas visit anyways, was tied to Israel. It's crazy. I mean, you have, uh, um, what was the name of the Jewish mobster? Um, that Meyerwitz, what is it anyways? Like the Jewish mob, Meyerlansky was involved with the, with the national crime syndicate, which connects with the group that was the first terrorist attack in the Middle East was

Starting point is 00:52:20 done by an Israeli paramilitary group, both the national syndicate, the Operation Underworld and this terrorist organization all came together to form Israel's government. That's basically came together. I know. I mean, they're literally the inventors of attacks against civilians. They're inventors of like modern terrorism, basically. But if you think modern terrorism today, you think of like, you know, um, exactly, but it's actually, um, the, yeah, the, they call them

Starting point is 00:52:54 peril, paramilitary organizations. Define themselves when you're criticizing them and which is hilarious. Cause it's the same thing with the mob. Hollywood was instrumental in getting you to believe that the mob was Italians when really at the highest levels, it was Jewish. And you know, again, my girlfriend's Jewish. I love Jews. I just have a problem with ideologies.

Starting point is 00:53:16 I don't see Zionism any different. I think Zionism, when you talk to the average Jewish person, they're like, we just deserve our own homeland. Respect on that But what is actually happening is much much deeper It's it's along the lines to me of the same thing as white nationalism Which is this group that believes that there should be a country for white people And which is I'm not for it all because I like diversity. I like everything. It's interesting

Starting point is 00:53:47 to me again that there's this group that is like this kind of predator class that never gets dealt with. But the question is, we've had a lot of people on here to get into the Jews, the Jews. And I just think there's just way levels even way above that. When you get into the Talmud and something called the Babylonian oral history of the rabbi, you hear Babylonian that lets you know that there's more and more going on. Like we just had Jay Dyer on and he talked about the connections between the British empire and both Israel and Saudi Arabia, you know, and then you start going,

Starting point is 00:54:26 why do we buy when we produce more oil than Saudi Arabia? Why do we buy all the oil from Saudi Arabia? Well, that's a great way to control Mecca. And it's just so deep. And it's so interesting to me, like, you know, you do go into conspiracy theories. But I'm not quite I think I'm too weird. I, no, no, no, no, no. I appreciate, I listened to that kind of stuff, but in terms of my like official, you know, public reporting is cause I'm trying to sort of bridge the gap between I would say like traditional report reporting and, and, and also entertaining some of these, I would say alternative ideas and see where, where they kind of

Starting point is 00:55:04 meet in the middle. And I think it's an interesting place to be. I like, you know, because I like, you know, some of the more regular stuff, but I also love just to, hey, maybe this is crazy thing is true. And then to lead people into looking into that for themselves if they want to. Because like, one of the, one of like my missions in terms of like doing what I do is to give people or just to let people know you know we don't know exactly what the truth is but what we do know to a really high degree of certainty is that it is not it's not what they're telling us right we don't know what happened to JFK but it certainly isn't the Warren commission report

Starting point is 00:55:42 right that is 100 percent false we don't exactly know what the truth is. And so let's, let's open it up for discussion. Let's go there. And, uh, that's kind of where I sit on in terms of like conspiracy theories and all that. I don't really find. And I need people like you because I think you're important to people like me who are more outside yelling that crazy shit's happening and you guys do the actual research and I, you know, it's like Jimmy Dore and, and Joe Rogan, like, do I want them getting into a flat earth or we didn't go to the moon? I don't want them getting that deep into that. And, and people listening are going nuts right now, but I'll

Starting point is 00:56:21 tell you why. Because normies will listen to those guys. They're more likely to hear what they have to say instead of crazy Sam, you know, that comes out here and yells about lizard people and, and on unaki's and all that stuff. You know, I, I, I meant to like kind of push it farther out, but the people like you, the Rogan's, you know, are meant to like kind of give the normies the data that they need to slowly, slowly incrementally move themselves out into a world where they're like, is this assimilation or something like that? So I appreciate that stance you have. I think it's very important.

Starting point is 00:56:59 I wouldn't want everybody to be us. You know, the school like that, you know You know who else helps us out a lot is Safe Dangerous, like the Y-Files where they do conspiracies, they don't go deep like us. That's why it's Safe Dangerous and it's all love and everything. You've done a lot of videos on the Ukraine. The Ukraine's very interesting. We just had a really great two-part series on the show about the Nazis really like didn't go away after World War two Germany lost World War two the Nazis kind of led to all over the world working with all sorts of people including Zionists um NATO if you say

Starting point is 00:57:36 the NATO flag or symbol it is is a straight-up Nazi Swastika right in the middle of it if you take a look at, you never I've never seen the flag of NATO. To be quite honest with you, I got it. If you have a computer in front of you, Google it right now. Go Nazi NATO symbol flag and you'll write in the middle of it is a giant Swastika. You know, right there. See. Uh, OK, so NATO flag looks like like the star thing

Starting point is 00:58:06 Yeah, the star in the middle if you look at the top white goes down top top white line goes through the blue Oh goes there right in the middle of it, dude, because they're the ones it was formed by the Nazis to stop There it is dude to stop Russian what they said was Russian aggression the elections, like you sound like the Democrats are worried about, uh, democracy while I'm not having any kind of primary. Uh, what do you think? I mean, I'm not a Ukraine expert by any stretch. I'm not an expert in anything really, to be honest with you. Respect on that.

Starting point is 00:58:57 I just look stuff up and I'm just, as I'm educating myself, I'm just like reading one chapter ahead of everybody else. I, that's really who I am. I don't want people to take me extremely seriously in that way, but I'm educating myself. I'm just like reading one chapter ahead of everybody else. That's really who I am. I don't want people to take me extremely seriously in that way, but I'm just trying to look for information, disseminate information, and then just kind of learning as we go. I think that's what everybody's trying to do. In terms of the Ukraine, what I've learned about the whole situation there is, I mean, there was a whole like 10, 15 year process to sort of provoke Russia into attacking Ukraine, right? There's a whole

Starting point is 00:59:25 thing. The thing I listened to was Jeffrey Sachs. I don't know if you've heard his take on, I mean, he was there. I mean, he was literally a, I don't know what you'd call him, a diplomat, economist diplomat working with Russia. And he was talking about how when Vladimir Putin came to power, he was very, very eager to work with the United States. And he was like, you know, trying to get us to be cordial. Like, hey, you know, if you talk about globalism, this is gonna be a great thing. Now we're all in agreement and like the USSR is over. And now we can have this sort of cooperation

Starting point is 00:59:55 that we weren't able to have before. And Jeffrey Sachs, he was like, all right, let me go back and, you know, I think this is gonna be a done deal. And apparently he went back, US State Department was saying, no, no, no, no, no, Russia, the enemy, we were gonna do what we do. And then they started this whole process

Starting point is 01:00:10 of like moving the chess pieces around and then sort of underhandedly doing like a coup in Ukraine 2014, right? You guys know about that situation and installing like a leader that was anti, pro US Zelensky, right? And that's how he came to power. Nobody knows about that. Everybody just hears that it's a, it's an unprovoked attack. That's what you, when you hear things in the media, that's like repeated

Starting point is 01:00:34 over and over like that unprovoked attack or, or, you know, what's the other one related to Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East, like these kinds of like catch phrases and human shields. Yeah, then you know, like, okay, this is like a mass media propaganda campaign. And there's probably like way more beneath that that that should be looked into. And then, yeah, and in terms of the Ukrainian people, they're almost like just pods in the whole thing, right?

Starting point is 01:00:59 I mean, nobody's blaming them. They're just getting dragged out of their houses to go to war for nobody really wants that to be going on. I'm sure they just want to secure peace for their country as well. And I think other countries, that's why Taiwan, if you bring that into the equation, that's kind of the next battlefield. I literally heard people like weapons manufacturers, like this guy who sells weapons talk about like, with excitement of like, oh yeah, it's time to one is the next thing.

Starting point is 01:01:28 I'm going out there for a conference of selling them all these like drone things. I'm like, what is happening here? And so the whole thing is like, like we talked about, it's not like, hey, we want to go out and kill people. It's just like, oh, well, we're making a lot of money doing these, you know, weapons sales.

Starting point is 01:01:43 Let's just keep that going somehow. And then you talk, look at the rebuild of Ukraine and you bring in black rock into the whole equation of like, Oh, not only can we make money destroying the place, now we're going to make money rebuilding it. And it's all like at the top, right? None of that money is, is trickling down to the people. It's all about, you know, how do we finance it in a way where we're going to make a shitload of money. And that's where I think people don't understand what I said when I'm in opposition to funding Ukraine. It's not I'm in opposition to, to, you know, democracy, or I

Starting point is 01:02:17 love Putin, you know, these kinds of things, or that I'm a sympathizer of the Russian, kind of, you know, the the the government, it's just that we weren't even there for the right reasons. Like we need to just like reset this whole thing. Like, you know, we don't want it just because you're down this road, right? That's a, what is that fallacy called? Uh, the sunk cost fallacy, just cause we've already done this. Doesn't mean we have to keep going.

Starting point is 01:02:41 Yeah. Yeah. Do this. Like we could just stop right now. We have to keep going. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Do this.

Starting point is 01:02:43 Like we could just stop right now. There is a giant kind of, uh, re-imagining rebranding, I guess, of, of the United States versus Russia. I think it's only in the United States. I think outside of the United States, a lot of people see, uh, in the U S military apparatus or industrial complex as the probably the greatest terrorist organization on the planet. I would throw, I would definitely believe that.

Starting point is 01:03:12 I mean, I think that's why nobody's joined the military right now is because they see it as more of us being stormtroopers and freedom fighters. But why, and why do you think we hate Russia so much? What is Russia done when, you know, again, we get into, we get into, uh, you know, World War II, the Holocaust, all that stuff. The Russians lost more than anybody. They lost 20 million people fighting the war. Uh, you know, they were in, they were in concentration camps as well.

Starting point is 01:03:44 What, what do you think the whole theory, what do you, what are your thoughts on that? Yeah, I'm actually, I'm not sure, but if I were to come up with a theory, it's just the, I think it's, it ties, at least to me, I always try to think of like falling to money and where the, you know, um, the finances go is that we've had this kind of buildup of the military industrial complex through the cold war for so long, all of a sudden you've taken out the enemy that we're all supposed to hate. And that means that, oh, do we draw down the military now? Is that something that

Starting point is 01:04:15 we should do? Of course not. No, that's not what we want to do. It's like, no, we need to continue to prove that they are a threat to US security. And I think that's what they continue to do. And now, I think maybe could be the saving grace. I don't know if China could come in and take that place. I've read analysis saying, hey, you know, if this Russia thing comes to an end, and we're able to wrap this up somehow, we need another thing. Maybe we bring China into the equation. Now we have another reason to continue to increase the Pentagon budget, which once again, you know, can't pass an audit. I think they need to pass an audit at some point.

Starting point is 01:04:49 So crazy to me. Like imagine that person has to walk in there and say, Hey, we're going to, we're going to hire you. Cool, man. I mean, I don't want to. Is, is this war against Ukraine showing how weak Russia is? Because they're obviously not kind of dominating, I mean, the Ukraine? I think they could dominate them if they wanted to. I think they're trying to restrain from... Johnny, you don't believe that? No. Why do they have North Korean soldiers on the front lines in Ukraine right now.

Starting point is 01:05:26 If they can- Potter? No, I think they don't. I think modern military, the problem of all modern militaries is that it is next to impossible in contemporary times to institute a draft. So enrollment is always going to be, it's a problem in the United States right now. They're having enrollments down dramatically And I think yeah

Starting point is 01:05:48 I don't think they have the numbers or the technology right now and and to go back to your question about why we hate Russia The US use in the United States used Russia in the United States used to be somewhat close Before the revolution before the communist revolution and then that just changed everything I mean the Russians supported the Union during the Civil War. They remember like Seward's Folly, Alaska from Russia. You know, they had a connection before the revolution. And then after the revolution,

Starting point is 01:06:16 things changed dramatically. But who's behind the Russian revolution? I mean, we study that it's foreigners out. and then, you know, again, the guy who wrote Hitler, Wall Street and the rise of Hitler, he also wrote Wall Street and the rise of the Bolshevik revolution and how they funded the whole Bolshevik revolution and to do what, to what aim, what does that mean? And that's, that's where we start going. How, how deep does this rabbit hole go?

Starting point is 01:06:48 Is it go just be beyond geopolitics or is it just old clan wars from like thousands of years ago and that these, that these people don't forget? I mean, the greater Israel project seems to look a lot like Mesopotamia to me. So it's interesting. I know this isn't necessarily your expertise, James, but you know, I don't know how long you've been on this journey. Um, I would say I've had maybe like two, I would classify two political awakenings, probably the first one would be Bernie Sanders was when I figured out,

Starting point is 01:07:23 you know, that's what caused this show. That's what, yeah, that's what birthed. Was Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders. Cause before that, you know, growing up, I was always tied, very simple messaging of like Republican bad Democrat. Good. I was a Democrat. And 2016 was the first time I saw, Oh man, this party is fucked. They will like destroy their own basically in order to maintain power or to continue doing what they're trying to do. And they will stop the democratic process if they need to, to maintain democracy. And so that was my first thing. I'm like, okay, this isn't what I thought

Starting point is 01:07:56 it was at all. And the second awakening probably, or definitely came during COVID, because I had just way more time. I was a consultant. So I think 2019, I spent like, I was at no time, I'd spent 200 days on the road, you know, traveling to client sites and doing that kind of shit work. And it wasn't the thing is, it wasn't that's how they that's in these things. It's how they like get you is because, you know, the work itself was shit. But I didn't realize that it was shit because I was like, you know, traveling around and first class and staying at the nice hotels and this and that.

Starting point is 01:08:29 And so there's a little bit of that, oh yeah, I'm kind of a cool and important person, you know, coming in and cutting costs and doing whatever it was we were doing. Oh, actually, there was an interesting consultant story that I want to share with you guys as I wrap up the story, but I want to share with you guys. Um, as I wrap up the story, but I think you'll find it interesting. Uh, but anyways, in terms of that, that was, that's kind of where that's the journey that I'm on. So it was during COVID, I was like, Oh man, this, none of this stuff is what they told us it was. And that's when I started digging in more and more stuff. And if I look back at the stuff that I was producing, you

Starting point is 01:09:00 know, three or four years ago, I'm like, Oh man, this is, this is so surface level. Like, I don't know what the hell I was saying, but it was, it's part of the thing that we got to do because you can't just, you can't go deep. You have to start, um, you got to crawl before you can walk. You gotta walk before you can run. And that's what happens when I look at my stuff, even two weeks ago, I'm like, Oh, that was, you know, that could have been better. I think there's, there's more I could have added to that to make that piece better.

Starting point is 01:09:23 But it's yeah, like you said, it's a journey that we're going on. And I was listening to your Rogan thing. Apparently Rogan doesn't like that word journey. I saw that. I go, what do you want me to say? Skipping? Do you want me to skip? Skip? You're like, okay, I was, I'm taking a stroll outside my house. I thought that was hilarious. What do you want from me, dude? But it's, it's interesting, you know, um, I, I, I had a big, I always talk about on the show, the two earliest conspiracies to me were Santa Claus and then, um, hacksaw Jim Duggan and the iron sheet getting busted in a car together, which shattered my world

Starting point is 01:09:56 of that pro wrestling wasn't real. So like, I always like, Oh, some shit's going on, dude. They're not afraid to lie to us. So my dad raised me not to believe anything I hear and half what I see. And now I don't believe anything when I see it. Cause AI and all that stuff, which is fine. People think that's a horrible place to be. It's, it's just like, I don't know.

Starting point is 01:10:16 Let me see more data. Um, but I remember there was a couple of times politically where I would be like, okay, something's up here. The first time was when, um, when Bill Clinton had to go to the unveiling of Trent Lott's portrait in the, uh, the library of Congress. And there was, uh, there was Bill Clinton, Trent Lott, Newt Gingrich and Orrin Hatch. And they were all smiling and laughing together. And I was like, Oh, you guys aren't supposed to like each other.

Starting point is 01:10:49 That's a bit, I go, dude hacksaw, Jim Duggan and the iron chic right there. And I go, Oh dude, it's a unit party. And then Obama really woke me up. Obama was the last time I ever voted for either of the two parties, his first administration. And when he came in and he had the White House, the Senate, and the Congress, and suddenly out of nowhere came these magical blue dogs who were just like, we're not just going to co-sign on what Obama wants.

Starting point is 01:11:19 He's not just going to get everything he wants. And I go, oh, this is how they rig it. And now you see that on the, you know, Trump has everything. And you got this like woman from Alaska where I'm not going to sign. I'm not just going to co-sign on anything Trump does. And this is how they, they rig it. What are your thoughts on like Obama and what he represented and kind of like, is this, uh, you know, Harris presidential, uh, run a kind of indictment on Obama's legacy?

Starting point is 01:11:49 Absolutely. Absolutely. Obama is also the last Democrat president who I ever voted for. Um, because I mean, he, looking back now, obviously he was just a massive fraud and he was completely controlled by the machine. Not your fraud dude. Like everything he said was the complete opposite of like, oh, we're going to bail out the middle class and the homeowners.

Starting point is 01:12:12 He immediately gets into office, bails out Wall Street. I think he talked majorly about abortion and protecting women's rights when he was running and immediately gets into office and then he says, oh, this isn't one of my top priorities actually and we're not going to do that either. And so I just found him to be like completely, you know, like, I mean, I can't put it any other way than a fraud, because that's exactly who he was. And I think it basically was the start of the downfall of the Democratic or the modern Democratic Party today is I think people look, you know, I mean, how do you nobody talks about this within, you know, I think the Democratic elite class is like, how do you go from an Obama to a Trump that just didn't happen by itself? You know, there were things that happened that he was doing to this country that people weren't liking to have people say, you know what, I'm going to, I'm going to take a flyer on a wild card. You know, screw the status quo. Like we want out of the status quo so bad that,

Starting point is 01:13:05 I mean, I think my opinion of Trump is like, I think he's an entertaining guy. I think he has some good ideas. He also has some bad tendencies and habits. That's kind of my view of him. Like I said, not a true good or bad, but just there's strengths and weaknesses, but you can't argue that he was a safe choice

Starting point is 01:13:23 in terms of just keeping, you know, the government running as it was. And they hated that system so badly that they went over there. Um, so that's kind of my thought about Obama. I don't even know why these guys are even relevant anymore. I mean, it's hilarious. I think it's now become hilarious. I'm curious to see what the democratic party does to reform itself, but you

Starting point is 01:13:39 know, you have Hillary Clinton on TV, you know, advising Kamala on how to beat Trump. I'm like, how are you going to do? So funny, dude. I was telling this on Jimmy Dore show that Hillary Clinton's loss is the greatest loss by human in human history. I'm not even kidding. I thought you were going to say female. I thought you were going to say female, but you took it straight to human.

Starting point is 01:14:11 There's never been someone who had everything on their side, including choosing their opponent and losing to them in the long run. She had all the media, she got all the questions, she got every, all the polls were lying for, there was nothing on Hillary's side. There wasn't anything on Trump's side versus Hillary got everything and she still lost because the internet became something and we were able to exchange ideas. And you know, so I think they learned from Hillary's loss. I think they bought time with COVID and we can get in the weather. Did they learn from their loss though?

Starting point is 01:14:41 I don't think they learned anything from. Well I'll tell you what they did learn. And this is where you, you know, when they go, how did, how did Kamala Harris lose $1.2 billion, right? Or a 1.1 billion, 20 million, whatever, a dollar, 1 billion, 20 million dollars. And most that goes through filling arenas, paying people to go there to make it look like she had this giant groundswell. Because when Trump was first running against Hillary, she was doing like 40 people in the

Starting point is 01:15:15 cafeteria and they were telling her, ah, dude, she's winning. You're like, he's playing the Grand Canyon. He just sold out the Grand Canyon. She can't even sell out In and out burger, you know? And so they're like, no, we got to change that. So bang, they just, they, and they, and people talked about, it was a traveling, it was a grateful dead shell everywhere she went. They would show up and try to fill it up. So it gave the illusion of it.

Starting point is 01:15:38 So in that sense, they did win. Ah, I could go deeper with you and my thoughts that, let's just play this kind of game where we're like, let's say Trump is a part of it, right? And there is a chance he is. When you, when you take a look at Obama, right? Like Obama follows George Bush and Dick Cheney. We hate old white guys. We hate old white warmongers. And here comes this charismatic black guy could be gay. That's not the point, but it could be right. Uh, he comes up and who's he run against John McCain, who couldn't be more like

Starting point is 01:16:15 Bush and Cheney, which kind of runs everybody over to, uh, Obama. Well, you know, here we got, here we got Joe Biden. There's all discussion about whether he actually won the election or not. I don't think he did, but that's not important here. He's ushering in all these crazy super woke super Marxist ideas, having, you know, you know, like trans adult film stars at the White House. All the people are like, what are we doing here? Trump is the antithesis

Starting point is 01:16:46 of that, right? If I'm using that word correctly, he's the opposite of that. And then who do you run against him? But a woman who is like, I'm going to get prisoners on death row sex changes, we're going to fund it. Like you couldn't have a more opposite of that to run everybody to Trump. So I don't know if she actually had a chance. That's a little deep, deep there, but I would. So I would, I think I mostly agree with everything. I would, the only thing I would push back on is I don't think Biden is actually that woke or extra.

Starting point is 01:17:14 I think Biden, the reason why he won is like, he's like kind of a regular old dude. Like there was not really that much about him that was off putting to even regular people. Like he didn't really talk about that stuff. It was the party apparatus that talked a lot about that. I would agree with that part. Right. I mean, Biden is the one that said, you know, we're going to, uh, whatever the police, he was like, I'm not for defining the police. That's not a good idea. Like we would shoot them in the leg or whatever. He was not that extreme personally. I think he's much more moderate,

Starting point is 01:17:42 but the party itself had just been like taken over from the inside by these People who and I know exactly why they're doing this is because I came, you know from the business world is that there's not a lot You can really change from an economic standpoint In terms of running a business like let's say, you know If you go to the top like a black rock like you need to make money now because a lot of these ideas that the populists have that Trump has, some of the Bernie Sanders had as well, is it necessarily will mean a reworking

Starting point is 01:18:13 of the economic and financial system that we have right now, and they don't want that. So the only thing that you can really do is like just massively push these social issues, because that doesn't really harm, you know, you see the pride, you know, parades that are sponsored by like Goldman Sachs and these kinds of things because that doesn't really hurt

Starting point is 01:18:32 their financial motivation. So I think that's why we got that. So then the democratic party through that has then become this like, you know, social change machine but only in terms of like all these issues that aren't really popular at all. There's not that many people that want, you know, trans section. I mean, not, not that, I mean, I'm a supporter of trans.

Starting point is 01:18:51 Live your life, dude. Yeah, live your life. But I don't think that should be like, you know, in schools, like some of the things that I have talked to in terms of like meeting some moms out there, they're like, what, what are we talking about? Like, why is this idea even introduced? Like, I think this should be something. I totally agree. I totally agree. I totally agree with all that. Something that you should introduce, you know, on its own.

Starting point is 01:19:08 Like if you were growing up and your life not, you know, feeling yourself, that's totally fair. And, you know, you eventually as an adult, you figure out, okay, this isn't for me. I'm going to do a different thing. I'm going to live my life that way. But then to say to kids, okay, you can be trans, you can be gay, you could also be a dude, you could be a girl, you could be non-binary, all of these things that are introducing ideas that I don't know if they're

Starting point is 01:19:30 that natural to have. Now, this is my uneducated opinion, but that's what I think is that I, as a kid, I didn't learn that stuff. We didn't have that kind of curriculum. And so that's where I think the parents are right in kind of challenging some of the stuff that's going on is that I don't these ideas seem to be wildly off base to protect children at all costs. And again, I just, we're about to put this video on my other podcast. Like there's no need to have trans trans genders reading to children and kindergarten class because that's advanced algebra. Okay.

Starting point is 01:20:10 If my 75 year old father can't quite understand what's going on, we don't need to have children. And like it's not ABC one, two, three that that that's what kindergarten's meant for not advanced algebra. We're like, somebody feels like this down the line. And that's Sam speaking here. I do think there's a lot of people on the progressive left that are go to therapy, are on psych meds to deal with childhood trauma

Starting point is 01:20:39 that are way too quick to be okay with allowing something that might cause childhood trauma to others. And it's this misery love company stuff is bending over backwards to show that you're part of the team. But that's a different conversation. What I want to bring up to you is this new video that you just put out about the CIA and the misinformation and the funding. Can you get into a little bit of that? Yeah. I mean, so I just put that out today. And basically like the genesis of that video is talking about, I mean, like just the amount of money that the government has spent on combating misinformation. And then I was looking into, okay, what exactly are they combating? Then you find it, oh, more than half of it, I think it was like $170 million,

Starting point is 01:21:26 was specifically pushing COVID, you know, the, the, the endorse policies. I'm like, well, that doesn't sound like combat. It sounds like they're pushing, they're pushing their own misinformation and agenda. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then, then I was looking, okay. So then I'm like, okay, what's the natural question I have is like, who came up with the misinformation idea anyways? Cause that wasn't something that we talked about as kids, or when I was a kid. And it was because, you know, there was, there was no free media, it was just like, you know, you had like three channels, you had to cable channels, a newspaper and the night and you and so they all they control the entire information flow. So there

Starting point is 01:22:01 was no such thing as misinformation, because how could they misinform, right? That's not what they would do. And so then there was this document that I, I don't know how I stumbled upon this document, but it was talking about like how information was used in the past by the CIA to basically give or get the population ready for something that the government was about to do. Now they brought up a couple of examples around war and creating the public support. And I think this goes back to kind of Chomsky's manufacturing consent. It's like, how do we give people the information?

Starting point is 01:22:34 Yeah, how do we give people the information that we want them to have in order to get them to do what we want to do? And that came, that's the COVID thing. And that's one of the biggest upsetting things is because as a normal human being, we don't want mass epidemics and disease ravaging this country. But then the solution for that isn't to kind of prop up some solution that is very financially advantageous to one group, but then also then denigrate everybody else. And even like,

Starting point is 01:23:07 you know, through Rogan, I mean, you know him and his whole ivermectin situation and to do that kind of thing doesn't make any sense because you know, they know it's wrong. Like you could argue on the merits of whether ivermectin worked or not, but you can't go out and say this is veterinary medicine and then not expect one person online to do a quick Google and say, Oh, actually, Ivermectin is not just a veterinary medicine is a human Paris anti parasitic drug. And all of a sudden, I think that just destroyed CNN to be honest. And then and then and then don't forget they changed the tone of the video they did more than just they did more than just say it was some pet medicine or whatever they said.

Starting point is 01:23:45 They literally changed the tone where he looked a little bit like greenish. He says he looked green on the video, which is crazy. Grayish. Yeah. Or grayish. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:23:52 So I forget who else, I think he's sued in CNN again too, because they edited together a clip of his for Kamala Harris, which it was presented as him endorsing Kamala when he really wasn't. Oh, and they went all, which it was presented as him endorsing Kamala when he really wasn't. Oh, and then when all, and they got posted on their tick talk and on their front page and they got millions of views, it was kind of crazy. He was endorsing.

Starting point is 01:24:13 He was talking about, um, Tulsi Gavre and they sometimes somehow switched it where he was endorsing Kamala Harris or something like that. Yeah. I don't think, cause I, I listened to Rogan quite a bit. I don't think he's ever said, Oh, I endorse. I he has some positive things to say about comic. I mean, Rogan is seems like a nice guy. I don't know him personally, but he seems like a nice guy. And also, bring it back to the to the Kobe thing. There's a story. So this I have to be careful when I tell this story, because I think I'm under NDA. But when I was working as a consultant,

Starting point is 01:24:42 so I can't name the company, but I think I respect me and I'm trying to, I think I got to email all these people to say like, when is this NDA over? I think this is like important information. They're going to be like, why, what are you going to do? Neverending. It goes on forever. Yeah. It, yeah.

Starting point is 01:25:00 I mean, I think it's like four years. I'm not really sure when I signed it, I was like, I think it's four years, but I was, I'm consulting for a big pharma company. We're all very strongly advised to take a drug from this company, you know, the last four or five years. And I was working, so I'm a supply chain guy. So that's what I was doing as a consultant. I was trying to figure out, you know, the appropriate inventory positions and locations in order to, you know, maximize profit. And one of the products we were looking at was this product. I'm being up to some purpose, you know. I hope you know what I'm talking about. So we're supposed to take this product that everybody is supposed to take and we're looking at the inventory and we did like a whole assessment from like start to finish because there's, you know, to get a little bit technical, there's like,

Starting point is 01:25:44 you know, the raw materials for this and then there's, you know, to get a little bit technical, there's like, you know, the raw materials for this. And then there's, you know, semi-finished goods and, and finished goods. There's also packaging. So we were looking at the whole thing, you know, billions and upon billions of dollars of inventory. And we put out the report and basically like the large chunk of it, you know, I can't remember the exact numbers, but several hundred million dollars was what we classified as no demand, meaning that there was no customers for it. And then we, you know, gave that report. And then two weeks later, you had the CEO of this company on CNBC saying it's time to take another dose of this. And at that point I knew, okay, I don't know if you saw this report,

Starting point is 01:26:27 I think everybody knew. I mean, as a consultant, by the way, we tell them stuff that they already know. Like we just put it in a nicer package and we make a nice PowerPoint for them and this and that. They already knew this internally. I'm not saying what we did

Starting point is 01:26:39 was enlightening them in any way, but we just put it together for him. I don't know what he saw, he probably knew. But at that point I knew for sure, without a doubt, that these decisions are made from a non-scientific standpoint. They're made from a financial perspective. And that's when I, all the trust, the science and all that shit, just, I think that's when like the whole damn like just broke open for me. I'm like, okay, this is 100% bullshit. And I know it's bullshit because I was literally there. And I can't talk about this publicly because I'm on her NDA, but I think I share a shitload

Starting point is 01:27:13 of information I got to figure out like, because I think this is the stuff that people should know publicly. Like I literally have the slide. That's the only thing that I was able to escape from that job. Because they actually, when I was leaving, it was not on amicable terms because I was starting to really speak out in some of these meetings with really high up people and some ideas that they didn't like. So they were basically pushing me out of the company. And I was able to leave with this. So I have actual proof of this, but I'm not able to share it because I'm under an NDA. I'm not really sure. I get it, dude. We don't want to get you in trouble.

Starting point is 01:27:52 But I just, as soon as it's over, I don't know. I feel like people like Jimmy Dora would want this. They're like, hey, man, we need that information out there in the public because the whole thing, when we talk about COVID, a lot of it was just like obfuscation of the facts and people saying, you know, the six foot rule or the masking or not masking all kinds of stuff was just based on nothing. And I'm a guy with that, that I think, you know, in the beginning, I was very much like, yeah, we got to do this, you know, for the betterment of society and

Starting point is 01:28:21 we're going to stay in and this and that. And I started to see weird stuff like, you know, workout areas and where I was living like roped off. I'm like outdoor areas. So I'm like, what's going on here? Is this disease spreading as on this pull up bar? Like what's happening right now? And I think it's had a huge psychological effect on me because I never had that happen before. And I noticed after COVID, I'm still kind of recovering from that. It's like, I started becoming like afraid of people, you know, interactions with people, they kind of like trained us to be like, Oh, everybody could be diseased. You know, everybody's the enemy. And I think that had like a pronounced, you know, psychological effect.

Starting point is 01:29:01 Well, they've done that with me. I mean, the ultra they, you know, you traumatize someone you can program. So that's what you do. If you study like just basic health from like the 1920s, which is like get outside, work out, do this, do that. Everything they told you to do was the exact opposite and it is done on purpose. Now why is Fauci allowed to walk the earth? Like he wasn't part of this. He wasn't part of what they did to gay people and HIV, which is the exact same game plan. Convince you this, give you this drug. And you know, that's a whole different conversation on how deep that goes. Can Trump's administration do anything about that?

Starting point is 01:29:46 I mean, isn't that what they're talking about? Isn't VEVAC talking about that? Whether that actually happens? I don't know, but I think that's what they're talking about. I mean, the DOJ could basically open up an investigation for his conduct. I mean, there's so much evidence that's already come out. I'm sure they're hiding a lot more stuff, right? I mean, there's literal emails of him and his colleagues

Starting point is 01:30:08 emailing and, you know, I'm trying to hide the facts and say, oh no, send this to my personal Gmail and trying to protect people who are involved with the Wuhan lab because they didn't want the information to come out that the U.S. was actually, you know, partially funding the lab. All this stuff, you know, that's, I think very surface level. I think there's so much more, you know, internally that is lab, all this stuff, you know, that's, I think, very surface level.

Starting point is 01:30:25 I think there's so much more, you know, internally that is not being shared that they talk. I mean, this is now this is definitely conspiracy theory. There's no basis. This is all conjecture. But I think they definitely had internal great show to do it. I'm like, Hey, well, how do we, you know, get people to take this vaccine? You know, we don't we know it's not 100% safe and effective. But, you know, we don't want that to be the message like, Oh, take this vaccine. You know, we don't, we know it's not a hundred percent safe and effective, but you know, We don't want that to be the message like, oh take this vaccine. It might work for like 45 percent of you I mean, it's a good thing. You know, I don't think they're like, I think they're purposely how do we sell this to people? And they're creating all kinds of they need to first they need to basically, um,

Starting point is 01:30:59 What is it called demonize every single other type of drug and all the possibilities you need to say those don't work, nothing works. This is the only thing that really works. And then to kind of create that need to get it. And then they're like, Oh, well, we can't do that because the government, you know, we don't want to technically mandate them, even though there I think there was a mandate, but because I working for my job, I had to take the vaccine, not only because I if I had to keep working. So then they started doing this like, oh, how do we mandate without actually mandating? Because they know if they say the government says everybody's got to take it, that's going to be the huge riot.

Starting point is 01:31:33 So then I think they forced the government employees to take it. But then they just said, OK, let me call my buddies up and all these different huge major corporations. And then they went and then top down from that perspective said, do you still want to work? Do you want a job? Do you want to provide for your family? Okay, you're going to do this. And so I think there's a lot of those discussions happening behind the scenes. And I think he showed me like, I don't, I, here's the thing is, I don't think vouches like a bad dude and has like evil and nefarious intention. I

Starting point is 01:32:05 think this is more like I heard RFK talk about this and he was talking about how like they just are so convinced that they're doing the right thing that they think it's it's more worthwhile to save the institution to do this thing than to care about the people that the mandate might be hurting. They don't really care. And I think RFK brought up the example of like the Catholic Church, you know, when they're like raping kids and they're trying to like cover it up and stuff. They became like so convinced that like the institution of the Catholic Church was more important than the children who are being raped. And I think there's a lot of the same thing happening here today where they just, they're so convinced of like the institution. They don't really, they, they,

Starting point is 01:32:47 they see this as a kind of a necessary sacrifice to have people, you know, go on these kinds of sort of experimental drugs. Um, and I was talking to a buddy of mine in Switzerland, Switzerland is like the, the Mecca of big pharma. And then he was like, he's like, I didn't take it. I didn't, he's like, I didn't take the drug because I know what it takes. Like these, I know what a vaccine is and you can't make a vaccine in like three months, you know? And so it's like, and so you didn't travel for three years. Cause he's like, fuck this.

Starting point is 01:33:12 I'm not doing it. Um, because like intuitively and based on, you know, everything that's happened in medicine, it's like, you can't do it that fast. It doesn't make any sense. Uh, but anyway, that went on a sort of a long diatribe. I apologize about that, but I think this is, it was part of my awakening. So I, no, no, no, I love it. I think there's you, you could go even deeper down that role.

Starting point is 01:33:32 I mean, I don't do, I think Fauci's a bad guy. I think that history has shown us that if you position certain people in certain places, they'll do evil shit. And the question is, does Fauci see it as evil? That's the question. Uh, I think history has shown us that, you know, I, I, you know, I, I had a show where I had a buddy of mine, he didn't believe any conspiracies. I believed all the conspiracies and we'd have a debate and he would be so quick to demonize

Starting point is 01:34:05 Nazis. He'd be so quick to demonize Russians, but he could never see people in the same positions or parallel positions within his own government having those kinds of, you know, those kinds of intents. And I'm like, I think it could happen anywhere all the time. I personally think that Fauci, what is part of a bigger plan? I'm I believe in a D that there's a deep population movement going on, which goes deep into dark, dark, dark worshiping and stuff like that.

Starting point is 01:34:39 That's just my when you go to the deepest part of it, like, you know, why are they doing this? What is the purpose? Why does Bill Gates give a, you know, why are they doing this? What, what is the purpose? Why does Bill Gates give a, you know, a Ted talk about if, if the vaccine works properly, well, you know, we'll reduce the population by 15% like that. Just makes no sense to me. If you're somebody who even wants money and power, let's say that's why you're doing it, why would you want less people to get more money from and get more power from?

Starting point is 01:35:05 So to me it's, it's a dark, dark, dark, dark, dark, old go down that what these guys represent, who they're connected to. You know, Bill Gates, his father ran the federal reserve of Washington state was also a humongous eugenics, he was in the eugenics and, uh, eugenicists. And it's just crazy to me like why do they want again it gets into this kind of like predator class that like seems to be above the law because if numbers are correct they're talking like what 20 30 million people might have will say what they're calling excess deaths right that's what they're good that's that's

Starting point is 01:35:42 the PR term for it any other other, any other dimension where, where there's proper laws and rules that somebody would have to pay for that, but it doesn't seem to be that. And it just even crazier that, you know, there's the, there's company put out this, this vaccine is still sponsoring sports events and television shows and all like nothing happened. I'm like, it's almost to the point where it's like, are we memory holding all of this stuff? Is it, is it getting memory hold to the point where like, I guess

Starting point is 01:36:13 we've all just moved on. I think, well, it was a traumatic time period. So I think a lot of us want to move on, but I think part of it is like, there's no accountability. There's no, you know, going back to Fauci, right? Is anything going to happen? Like actually you're talking about that. It's like something should happen. Like he should definitely stand trial. I don't know what the punishment will be, but he should definitely have, you know, answered to these questions and, and walk through all the

Starting point is 01:36:37 evidence. It should be a mass discovery of like all the communications they had behind the scenes to see exactly what was going on. And I think when people talk to me about, you know, conspiracy theories being dangerous and all of that and proliferating, I'm like, well, you know, the number one driver of conspiracy theories is when institutions lie. If the government told you the truth every single time, there would be no conspiracies

Starting point is 01:36:56 because you would know exactly what's going on. But the problem is they should hide stuff. They've been hiding stuff for hundreds of years. And so, yeah, so then we're gonna try to, you know, there are some people out there, um, who are brave enough and courageous enough to say, you know, I don't, I don't think this is true. I'm going to try to find out if it's true or not.

Starting point is 01:37:13 And then, and then they get demonized through and then they'll both, you know, I don't know what they call, I mean, I honestly, like, uh, you know, I love the stuff that you do Sam, because you're in that kind of traditional, I think traditional, you know, Hollywood space. I'm like, and then the stuff sometimes, I'll read some of the stuff that you post on Twitter. I'm like, how is this guy still allowed to even go to these clubs? I have no idea, but if you can do it, if you can do it, I love it. Um, it's, it's, it's getting harder and harder, brother.

Starting point is 01:37:40 It's getting harder and harder. They, they don't appreciate it. Uh, you know, they don't, they really don't. Uh, Do you think it'll change though? Now that there's sort of a tide, you know, with Trump coming in, do you think that's that era of sort of mass kind of cancellation or sense?

Starting point is 01:37:56 Oh yeah. I think that's dead. I think that died. Uh, I think, I think, uh, cancer culture was never, it never was what it was actually presented as, which is this small group of blue and green haired people, uh, being able to get you canceled. I think it was just a giant acid turfing by corporations to censor speech, to

Starting point is 01:38:17 scare people into, um, just not, not criticizing power and comedians talk to a lot of shit. They, if you kind of look at it, right. Who, who got the blunt of all the, the, the censorship comics, YouTubers, tick talkers, people on Twitter, right? Why? Because like you said earlier, you can create an absolutely amazing, uh, product and you don't need banker or money and that that's their biggest fear and they've lost that war that war has been lost they're trying to

Starting point is 01:38:49 figure out how to how to get it back and maybe they will at some point do I feel like it's changing I do I do I do feel it's changing I am getting older so like you know out with the old in with the new that does happen that happens everybody I'm okay with it because I got picked up when I was young and they got rid of a bunch of old comics and I felt bad for them then. I don't really feel bad now because everything else in my life is great, but you know, I do feel there's a change coming. And I, you know, and it takes people like me going at the comedy store, screaming at

Starting point is 01:39:22 the crowd about, you know, if they want to leave the country because the other guy won then get the fuck out and I do that and comics love it crowds get weird but then people start being more and more brave enough to be like this is how I feel I'm gonna talk about on stage and you know I've said this for a while been blessed but in comedy since I was 22 years old and I've I never go to people people always. People always come to me, meaning like, you know, when I was younger, I did something called the dirt, the naughty show, and it was like a place where people could do dirty comedy. Then suddenly Hollywood loved dirty comedy and not, I'm not saying I

Starting point is 01:39:56 caused it, but I was in head of that game. And now with the conspiracy stuff, yeah. I have friends of mine, like Whitney Cummings, who is like talking about conspiracies and that makes me laugh but they all come to me man and I'm never gonna change who I am and I'm always gonna talk about it and I think people fear thinking I think people fear to have to actually think what's going on You know when I was young and I was in comedy if you went in in the Midwest, you said the word Jesus, they would just shut down.

Starting point is 01:40:26 It didn't matter in what context you talk about Jesus. They just heard the word shut it down. We're not laughing at, well, that's how like the progressive got with any of these words, black, gay, whatever it was, trans, they would just shut down. I think those days are done. And I think we're going to get to the best point ever with dialogue and all that stuff, even though they're going to try to censor it like a mother, they're going to try to censor Twitter, everything.

Starting point is 01:40:52 I think they're going to, it's a losing battle. I think it's blood in the water. Uh, so maybe at some point I'll be brought back in. Uh, but they all love me. They tell me they do. They know I I'm right. The ones that don't are angry that I got right and they were wrong. And I'm okay with that. Forgive them too. So yeah, we'll see, dude. I don't want to live in LA any longer, but I kind of have

Starting point is 01:41:12 to. My kids are here, but I would love to get out. We've been all talking about going to Austin where they seem to be a little bit more open-minded to it. But I go on the road and people love it. Maybe that's my crowd. They just want to hear me talk mad shit about lizard people, but they're open minded to it and James, you're, you're a big part of the movement too. I consider you to be one of the best content creators out there. Your ability to disseminate information is, you know, second to none. And you're just part of this new generation of guys who are just like, and

Starting point is 01:41:43 I've kind of noticed that what you guys are doing is like almost the next gen of what was started here, which is long form con which is long form discussions. But I also think people also want to get like, Hey man, this kind of cliff note version too, where it's like, here's three minutes, explain what's going on and that's really great too. I want to start getting into that as well. But you've done a great job,

Starting point is 01:42:07 and you should be proud of yourself, and I'm really thankful you came on, brother. Yeah, thanks so much. I appreciate all you guys for inviting me on. Have a good conversation. I mean, it flew by really. You said we're gonna go for an hour, an hour and 20. I think we've gone longer than that, so I appreciate it.

Starting point is 01:42:20 Yeah, it's hour 30. It's about an hour and 30, dude, and I loved it. And I'll have you back. I would really love to get you and E and Carol on at the same time. We just have a fun conversation down the line. Yeah, his mind. I mean, like, I think when I think, because I think of myself as kind of a smart dude, but when I talk to him, I'm like, oh, whoa, that's a different level.

Starting point is 01:42:37 Oh, he gets it. He does some, he does do it. It's really great. And I'm watching a lot of people go after him and you know, and I just, like, I just, that is one thing I do hate about kind of our space, this idea that, you know, maybe I'm the greatest conspiracy theory, not me, but people thinking that I'm the greatest conspiracy theorist. Everybody else is a controlled op and I go, well, I don't think so. I mean we've seen we've seen brands get burned

Starting point is 01:43:09 Like your your little stuff you down the daily wire will end on that like Blair is what's her name? I forget what her name is Blair. She's leaving. They seem to be how No, no Blair. It's uh, what's now now blanking? No, no, no, not Blair. It's, now I'm blanking. Her name is, now I can't. It's okay, we'll find it. But yeah, she's leaving the Daily Wire. Now they've lost their really hemorrhaging money because they went so hard.

Starting point is 01:43:39 Brett Cooper. Brett Cooper. Brett Cooper, there you go. Great job. I'm trying to find the video right now. But yeah, Brett Cooper, I like this chip, excuse me, but ship you go. Great job. Yeah. I'm trying to find the video right now, but yeah, Brett Cooper, I like this chip chick, excuse me, but shipwreck.

Starting point is 01:43:48 She's great too. She's a really good disseminator of information, but you know, it's like they lost, they, they, they were like, we're anti cancel culture. And then someone said something they didn't like and they canceled her. And I think they're hemorrhaging. I think, I think they've lost their credibility by showing that they have certain things they don't want to discuss. I have, you know, I'm again, I love, I love Jesus and I've had people come on

Starting point is 01:44:14 here and tell me that they didn't think Jesus existed. It's not my favorite conversation to have, but I feel like I have to have these, these conversations because I think people need all the data they want. Like people like you and Ian and all these other really great content creators, you do it and daily wire. They have a blind spot for Zionism and it, I think it's destroyed their brand. Well, cause I think it's because it's destroyed them because they're supposedly like the free

Starting point is 01:44:44 speech, the uncancellable people, right? Nobody should be canceled for anything. And then now you start canceling your own people because of this one issue. It's, it's, I think it's the hypocrisy, right? If your channel is like, I am, you know, MSNBC liberal. And this is the problem with what happened at MSNBC just right happening right now is that they're like, we're a liberal show, you know, we're gonna go do the Democratic Party talking points, people like it, you know, who are in the party, and then it's basically we're gonna feed them exactly what

Starting point is 01:45:13 they want to hear. And then all of a sudden, Trump gets in and you have the the morning Joe guys go and say, you go from saying, oh, he's Hitler to now, oh, you know, we got to work with everybody, because this is what you is what diplomacy is all about. That destroys a show, right? If your thing is like, let's explore all conspiracies and then all this conspiracy is out of bounds, can't explore it, then that's where I think your audience is going to be like, what the hell, Sam? I thought this is a place where we can do anything. 100%. 100%. And Ben, and Ben, uh, what's his face from the daily wire Ben Shapiro, Ben Shapiro lost so much

Starting point is 01:45:49 credibility as this guy that didn't have any problems going on campuses and arguing with super woke purple haired students and like curb stomping them. Right. And then when people who want to debate him on Israel and Zionism he won't debate them he won't have conversations with them it makes him look really bad it makes him look like a bully because you can go against like you know college kids on psych meds but you can't go against people bringing data that doesn't agree what you're saying it makes them look bad and they

Starting point is 01:46:23 put all their eggs in one basket and it makes them look bad. James, you're great. One more time. Tell them where they can find you. Yeah. Thank you for you guys for having me on. You can find me 51 49 James Lee Lee with an I, I say this to everybody because they always want to spell le I even thought about doing that, but I, yep, there it is right there at 51 49 James Lee. I'm on Instagram, tick-tock, um, and, and X if you want kind of that shorter stuff. And then on YouTube, same, same thing, but I, um, this is, that's where I find there's a thing where I try to dive into some longer form stuff.

Starting point is 01:46:59 Like there's, there's some interesting stuff like the USS Liberty. I did a thing on that. That's that's a wild story. I also, um, that's a crazy story. Covered the like the USS Liberty. I did a thing on that. That's that's a wild story. I also That's a crazy story covered the the ADL I have a couple that's in the pipeline right now that I under you know in the middle of production on the tick-tock ban That I'm working on another interesting one. This is more of a health one that I never thought I would ever talk about But I'm working on it right now. It's a story about Women's tampons, women's hygiene.

Starting point is 01:47:25 And there's like so much shit. I didn't even know about this, but I was talking to a person who's kind of like an investigator of tampons. If that's a real thing. And all the, all the different like chemicals that are in it. I'm like, you guys are putting this into your vagina. This is, this is crazy. But they know they're doing it. And then this goes back to when we talk about But do they know they're doing it? And then this goes back to when we talk about the, the, the, the fruit loops, like, is there, is, and I understand you come from the pharmaceutical world and all that stuff, but can you go, it gives the illusion of possibly nefarious purposes, like that, that people might be doing this intentionally because like

Starting point is 01:48:06 there was something that came out that women, women put like 60 to 80 chemicals in them every day. When I found out that there are, that there's over the counter products, like 600 of them that have a chemical that blocks empathy, like is it possible that there are people who might be having dark intentions? There's definitely so here's what I would say is it's definitely possible. There's I mean, there's evil people out there. That's for sure. Now whether or not they're controlling, there's like a cabal of these evil people that are that are controlling everything.

Starting point is 01:48:43 I'm not I'm not sure yet because I'm still this is the where I'm at is where I'm at is I mean, a year we'll see what you're like. You're right. It's possible. People are everywhere. It's possible. I mean, I've been in terms of me being in a couple of these, you know, high level boardrooms, it's more like they just don't give a shit. It's like if it if the train derails it derails if there's chemicals in these tampons it's it's 40 cents cheaper per tampon i don't care like this is what we're gonna go like the slacker family with the oxycon like he says i really don't think that they knew that it would kill so many fucking people but they knew that it would affect some and the money was just so great that they ended up doing it and now obviously now they look horrible not knowing that it was going to do what it did to a fucking America

Starting point is 01:49:29 an opiate but then why i asked you Xavier and i appreciate it slacker family by the way i like that there you go that one what's that what do they call it he called them the slackers i like that i think it's like the sacklers right whatever it is you know i like slacker you know english that's the english as a second language version. But you know, when you find out they wanted to put out an even stronger drug that was 10 times more powerful and more addictive, I go, I think they knew what they, I mean, maybe they don't, they don't care. Yeah, they weren't, they weren't going out with the intention.

Starting point is 01:50:02 If they could have made- Of killing people, they were just going out there with the intention of making money. If they could have made as much money- Yeah, I mean it's interesting. If they could have made as much money by making people live forever, they would have done that, I'm sure of it. You know, it's just a side effect of the drug that made them infinitely rich, I think. And then they try to fix it.

Starting point is 01:50:20 At one point they made the capsule where you couldn't crush it, where you had to heat it up. Like, they try to fix the problem But like they're drug addicts. They will find a fucking way to do the drug That's all right. I mean it could be I mean, I'm sure there's evil people that that are okay with doing this kind of stuff But I don't know. I'm not quite there with you Sam in terms of the cabal of evilness I respect that but I respect that. But I think it's individualized kind of, you know, the line, what was the line? The power corrupts and then absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Starting point is 01:50:53 I think you can get just good people in there and they start changing their mindset and everybody's incentives are aligned in a way where it's all right to just kill people, you know, that's fine. And well, you know, there's no consequences for that. I think that's where kind of the thing comes from. Although I have to say, Sam, I'm not well read in a lot of these theories that you're talking about. So maybe if I read them, my mind will be open to that.

Starting point is 01:51:17 I can't wait. We'll meet again in a year and we'll see where you're at. But again, you do, you do great work. I'm a huge fan. I'm so appreciative of you coming on the show and I look forward to hopefully whenever you have another big, uh, a big video coming out, you got something you want to push a book or anything. You'll come back on the show.

Starting point is 01:51:35 You have an open door anytime you want. Maybe I'll come down to Sand Dog. We'll go watch a Dodger, a Padre game and we'll talk some smack. I appreciate it. James, thank you so much for coming on and let's break down this episode. Climate change, a problem so huge, how could I ever make a difference? I'm Marko Ciarnoved, climate reporter for the Toronto Star. I meet a lot of smart people doing really inspiring things in this space all the time.

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Starting point is 01:53:53 And it's real fun because he's early on in his journey. He's already doing great stuff. I can't wait to have him back in a year or two. And he's like, yeah, it's basically, uh, sorcerers are running everything. We're battling sorcery, dark arts, magic. I can't wait. Johnny, what'd you think? Well, you know, I, I like his approach and also it's hard to discount his approach

Starting point is 01:54:13 when he's been in those rooms that we haven't to be frank, you know, I haven't, I haven't been in any of the, I mean, my, I can bring, I can come from Johnny, you were in a, you were in a boardroom before for a newspaper. Oh yeah. Yeah. But that's what I was about to say. Yeah. I can bring the journalism perspective. I've been in those rooms and I know how those people think. And a lot of it's not devious from them either. A lot of it is just chasing that click, baby. They're just chasing the click

Starting point is 01:54:36 and I don't care how they get it. That's interesting. That's interesting. Maybe most of it isn't just downright, you know Nefarious evil. Okay. Okay if it is them I also think there should be People checking in on those things that get passed because then why doesn't it happen in other countries? You get what I mean? There still has to be someone It's been in the shitter in other countries for decades. I Mean, it's not it's not any better. I generally you tell me the BBC is better than no.

Starting point is 01:55:09 No, I'm talking more. I'm talking about more like the laws that pass like the how they let that red die or whatever in our Froot Loops, like all that stuff. Like, why isn't someone checking? Even though they're making money on it, you like this isn't worth the money. You're killing people for the 20 cents or 20 cents on the box you're making or whatever. Why is it in other countries? No one looks upon it, even though the money is there. I get it.

Starting point is 01:55:31 The money's there, but why is it worth the lives? And no one's there telling you like, Hey, like, like, uh, someone out there just telling you like, this isn't worth the money. It's going to, in the long end, it's going to cost the American money. The medical system was way more, but that's where they make their money in the long run too. It's interesting. It's interesting. The government more. Yeah. But it will not. I mean, they'll be enriching all, you know,

Starting point is 01:55:55 the healthcare worker. He really is a great researcher. I mean, he does deep dives again, him, Ian Carroll. There's a couple of people that are doing it that I think are so important. It's like his little three minute video does more impact than an hour of CNN. An hour of CNN does nothing anymore because everyone assumes they're lying. Most people just watch it as a placemat because they're like, I'm being informed

Starting point is 01:56:19 and really they're not getting jacked shit. You know it, I know it, everybody knows it. And that's my story. Uh, I thought it was a great episode, man. I loved it guys. Go to samtriplea.com check out my dates. Again, going to be in Tampa Bay this weekend. This Friday night.

Starting point is 01:56:35 Actually guys, I forgot to say this in the intro. I'm going to be doing ninjas are butterflies. Uh, what can you explain ninjas or butterflies? I didn't know about that either. It's a really great podcast. I guess our YouTube channel website, ninjas are butterflies. They're in Florida. They hit me up. They're like, Hey, we'd love to have you on daddy's flying in a day early to go do the

Starting point is 01:56:57 show. And then I'm going to be so I'm doing that in the fifth. I'm in Tampa on the six. Then I'm going to be in. Oh, oh, oh, I know them. I know exactly who you're doing. I'm in Tampa on the 6th, then I'm going to be in Oh Oh, oh, I know them. I know exactly who you're doing. Okay. Fuck. Yeah. Look at that, dude The production's amazing and they're good guys And they said we got to bring in the the the daddy we got bringing conspiracy daddy. So I'm like, let's go, bro

Starting point is 01:57:21 They're doing great. Yeah great another great. I see cat Williams. He's starting a podcast Interesting I'm just imagine anytime I hear about somebody's news starting a podcast I think about what it would be like to produce that podcast and I just can't imagine producing a podcast with cat Williams Took him this long after what he did You're two hours late That's why we're so sorry two hours ago Can't William showing up with cat William shows up. I wouldn't want to run that thing at all White boy, I ain't paying your ass white boy

Starting point is 01:58:00 Hey, Johnny Reparation would you read would you produce? Kamala's podcast if she paid you the right amount? Well, no, you said the magic word there. The right amount. The right amount is yes for 500,000 for $500,000 a year. I'd produce the Kamala Harris podcast. Absolutely.

Starting point is 01:58:19 Like knowingly, like your name's on it. Hey, this is brought to you by my name name's on it. Hey, this is brought to you My name above hers on it brought Drunk bitches podcast Johnny does a line of gacker with Kamala Harris and she gives him the good stuff massage her feet while she did it She just laughs all the time Horrible laugh that horrible laugh You'd have to listen to that for a whole year Johnny Johnny. Are you really? Is that worth the money? How much money is that?

Starting point is 01:58:48 Would you need Rachel Maddow money? 25 mil for one hour of work? I told you my number. Half a mil for... If it's once a week, half a mil would be fine. Because I could still do this show. But did you... We watched on Broken Sim that crazy video of her, actually. Did you watch that video she just put out where she's...

Starting point is 01:59:04 She's clearly intoxicated. she's clearly intoxicated? Or it face. Why did the Democrats hate her? They're like, let's just watch this at the lowest moment. That was, that was probably drunk. Put her on camera. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:59:19 She, they just, she just realized she's losing. Hey, let's shoot a video for everybody who voted for you You still have your power You still have your power that you thought you didn't have it again still oh My god, she's like I'm thinking about running again in 2028. You can run wherever you want to. It's not to the White House. I'll tell you that right now.

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Starting point is 02:00:15 issue, grab your, the next issue of Chaos Twins. Premium content is on fire dude I'm putting out dangerous dangerous I'm putting out all that stuff eight hours a month you get as a ton of content how hard did you go on Sam Harris on that episode dude I just he's such a guy and nobody's fallen farther nobody's fallen farther once the the restraints of the internet left I mean just again what I said earlier to James Lee is like, these are rich kids who've never felt any consequences for their actions. And now the internet tells them what kind of retards they are and they feel it. And that's why words of violence to them.

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Starting point is 02:02:00 Hope you guys are great. Enjoy these highlights. Here's a clip from the latest Broken Sim. Since you brought her up, she released a statement through the Democrats online, which is just how her budget has been just cut to nothing. Right. She's like, no, she's got no makeup. She's got nothing.

Starting point is 02:02:17 This reminds me of like the last Hitler broadcast from the bunker. You know what I mean? Like, you know, probably the last meeting with Hitler or something. I just love that she's like, I'm thinking about running in 2028. You know, and there's some people like, I hope she does. This is just a little excerpt from it where she somebody tried to put a community note on this, where they were like, the effects of alcohol and drugs are dangerous for anyone. And you should not tweet while drinking.

Starting point is 02:02:45 Bridgette Presley had a funny line about it. drugs are dangerous for anyone and you should not tweet while drinking. Bridget Presley had a funny line about it. She goes, this is like after I do a gacker of Coke and I'm trying to give like a inspirational speech to my friends. I just have to remind you, don't you ever let anybody take your power from you. You have the same power that you did before November 5th. And you have the same purpose that you did. And you have the same ability to engage and inspire. So don't ever let anybody or any circumstance take your power from you. You know, the hilarious, the punchline to this would be someone should do this as a

Starting point is 02:03:27 sketch. They should turn the camera around and she's talking to the mirror. Yeah, that's your Saturday Night Live. If they were at all good, that's what they would do. If they were really, if they really want to get things back, just looking at herself in the mirror, like you can do it girl you just keep believing in yourself and you will rise again in 2020 what is it what's the next time what was that what was that why by God you're good enough something

Starting point is 02:03:55 smiley Molly Stuart Smalley yeah that was Al Franken yeah because remember you would only call or good enough yeah you're good enough. Dog on it, people like you. Dog on it, people like you. Back when like Michael Jordan was on there. Let me see, okay. I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and dog on it, people like me. They really do. Remember he'll be, that's just stinking thinking.

Starting point is 02:04:22 That's just stinking thinking. Stinking thinking. It's just crazy to me. Everything's nuts. What else is going on, Johnny? What else is going on? Uh, I mean, I don't, yeah, we shouldn't talk about that. What do you think about it? It was a little, it's a last thing, Johnny back on Kamau Harris. Do you hear that?

Starting point is 02:04:41 And I don't know if it's real. You don't know what's real on the internet, but, but Rogan say he's going to try to do protect our parks at Marlargo. Are you serious? Yes. He said, let me just say one thing. This is what I'm going to say. And I can, I'm not going to tell any of these guys who spill arenas.

Starting point is 02:05:02 I'm not going to tell them anything because Cause who am I to tell them anything? I had a dead Friday in Tulsa. Okay. I have no right to tell anyone how to do anything. Okay. But I will tell you this. I would be very, very cautious putting all your eggs into any politician's basket. Get ready for a Las Vegas style action at bet MGM. putting all your eggs into any politician's basket. like Blackjack, Baccarat, and Roulette. With our ever-growing library of digital slot games, a large selection of online table games, and signature BetMGM service, there's no better way

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Starting point is 02:06:21 with iGaming Ontario. I would be, if it was was me and I'm not there because I'm me and I don't know how to keep the train on tracks like they are but if there's one thing I could tell you I would I'm 52 years old. I've never had one president not let me down not Not one, not totally go against what they promised us. Do nothing that they promised. Now, again, I go into this administration with hope. I want him to do the things they promised us. Do I expect it?

Starting point is 02:07:00 No. Do I hope for it? Yes. So I would, if I could advise anybody on anything and who am I don't put all your eggs into anybody's basket because that is exactly what the other side did. MSNBC, CNN, all of these woke content creators, they put all their eggs into the democratic basket and it costs them dearly because the content creator may have like good intentions, but they're railing behind somebody that is a

Starting point is 02:07:42 sellout corporate scumbag. derailing behind somebody that has a sellout corporate scumbag. So I would say if I could give anybody advice and no one's listening to me, don't put all your eggs into any one basket. Be cautious like you've been most of your life. And you know, somebody sent me a funny ass video of Louis J Gomez going off on conspiracy theorists and telling them they should unalive themselves. I find that hilarious. I think it's great. I love Louis J Gomez. What was the context of that?

Starting point is 02:08:17 The context was they were discussing conspiracy theorists with a comic. I don't know the name of the other comic. I'm sure he's funny. That's not for me to say. But it was funny. Mark the Booker sent it to me. And I laughed because I think it's funny because I know that Luzki J. Gomez is a nihilist. Yeah, he's one of those guys who will say whatever he thinks the funniest thing is in a moment, even if he doesn't believe it, you know what I mean? He's, he'll just say that. I think he believes most of it is that he's a nihilist. He's not, he doesn't believe in anything. You know, he doesn't believe in any conspiracies really.

Starting point is 02:08:54 I don't think so, which is fine. Weird that that makes him, which makes him like most people, by the way, even though we've made huge strides, most people. But the reason I say that is because I think there's a lot of people who play the game really smart that are nihilists. Tim Dillon, I think he's a political nihilist. Nick Mullin, I think he's from Countdown, come down who's now on the, uh, Adam Friedman show. I think he's political nihilist and that's why they're able to stay relevant because they never tend to hook their wagon to any one side.

Starting point is 02:09:38 They're open-minded to a lot of it. Uh, but they don't hook their wagon to it. Uh, but they don't hook their wagon to it. And I just want to say to everyone who I love, don't hook your wagon to anybody because our history, the data shows us they're not, you're going to have to end up walking shit back. And I just, I just think it's, I just think it's not good. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app

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