Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #888: Snake Venom With Tim James

Starting point is 00:00:00 Tin foil hat. Yo, what the fuck are you guys even talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed. And a world governing body will be created to enforce them. Welcome to Tin Foil Hat. We go deep home, boys. Eric, open your mic. Drink from the fountain of knowledge.

Starting point is 00:00:27 There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron. This is only the beginning. There's... you just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind blown? Alright, welcome to Timfall. Ha! Live from the Wise Wolf Gold and Silver Studios. You just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind blown? All right. Welcome to Tim fall hat live from the wise Wolf, gold and silver studios.

Starting point is 00:00:49 Go to Sam, trippley.gold. Use the promo code tin foil and you too can get in on the. Precious smells game for as little as $50 a month. We thank them for sponsors this show. Very excited to have our guest on. He's been on numerous times. Again, I take his supplements. I have them right here.

Starting point is 00:01:09 I got them in a handy bag, which is hilarious because James Lee just put out something about microplastics in these little bags. So I'm going to be all juiced up with microplastics. Very excited to have him on. Again, I take his supplements. He's a great guy. Please welcome to the show his hundredth billionth Appearance we're always proud to have mom one of the best looking guys we've ever had in the show my good friend and yours

Starting point is 00:01:33 Tim James, how are you buddy? Hey, I'm doing great Sam glad to have glad to be back on Tim always a pleasure to talk to you I know we try to talk more and then I just get so slammed So I'm really sorry about that. I was thinking the other day like how busy my phone is and then I try to imagine what Joe Rogan's phone is like. Just radioactive. That thing never stops ringing. That's why I don't text him. I'm like, dude, it must just be just an onslaught every day. You got to change your number. What's the last time you changed your number?

Starting point is 00:02:03 Dude, I've never changed my number. Really? Since you've moved to New York, was it Vegas or New York? Once, once. Once? And then now I got a new, and then I've had that one for 20 some years. Enough of us. Tim, how are you?

Starting point is 00:02:17 Awesome, awesome. Just on the farm, man. Getting the farm cleaned up. I've been cleaning it up for three and a half years Putting some infrastructure in got the new well in sending water samples off here next week to get tested and See what kind of any type of purification systems I got to add to it We've got our new water system our water hero system on the on the deal already So very excited about that. We can talk about that

Starting point is 00:02:45 a little bit and just enjoying life, helping people just had a guy call me today and said he his daughter's autistic and he's been taking care of her and was an athlete kind of MMA type fighter, um, heard his back and got hooked on prescription drugs. Oh yeah. I heard that. And became a drug addict and heard one of my podcasts and episodes. And I was talking about how the caregivers usually end up dying before the people they're caring for.

Starting point is 00:03:18 Yeah. I think about that all the time. My daughter's autistic and it makes me very nervous. Yeah. So he realized, he goes, he goes he goes I gotta get my shit together I gotta get off these frickin prescription drugs I'm a drug addict and he knew it and he did and I mean shit He was almost in tears on the phone thanking me. He reached out to customer service and we get these calls quite a bit

Starting point is 00:03:37 You know cuz I remember when I was all messed up and my gut was literally bleeding rectally and you know And I had gained 42 pounds. I was an athlete. I played baseball at a high level and found myself at age 37, overweight and sick and mental fog. I found out I was poisoned with heavy metals and I had a lot of issues with my teeth that I wasn't aware of from the dentistry I paid for and a lot from the processed foods that I ate, you know my my health I was dying slowly like most people

Starting point is 00:04:09 from processed foods and a lack of information so Yeah, just a lot of cool stuff going on man. Just helping as many people as we can left and right Before we get into it, where can they find you? chemicalfreebody.com chemicalfreebody.com chemicalfreebody.com Let me check something out here really quick. I want to see if we have you have a link link tree It all t tfh. See if you guys yeah and

Starting point is 00:04:38 You guys need to get set up with a link and that kind of stuff. Well, we'll build a link tree Do you have a link tree where they can find your social media and all that stuff? Mm-mm. No. You need one, dude. I've been telling these guys to do it forever. They won't do it for me. Tim, you're a good man. I just got off the phone with Jason Bermes. I think he's a wonderful human being. I don't think he gets enough credit for that. He sacrificed a lot in his

Starting point is 00:05:03 life. He's taking care of his nieces. Recently a video came out of that guy, Andrew whatever his name is from Channel Five, who normally I love. I think he does great work, but he was going to do a video on G. Edward Griffin. If you know Andrew from Channel Five's style, he makes people look like retards. And Jason Burmese stepped in and kind of curb stomped him. And that's just Jason Burmese. He's like a great fucking guy. Like I got the, every time I play,

Starting point is 00:05:36 Batavia comes in from Iowa, we grab dinner, we talk shop and we hang out and he's just a good dude. And you're a good dude too. You're like one of the people that walk the walk and talk to talk and that's why I enjoy our conversations together. Before we started recording we were all talking about AI and you know I do this show called Doomscrolling. It's every Tuesday at 4. most of the time. Sometimes I show up late because life gets really crazy. But it's Tuesdays at 4 p.m. Pacific and whenever I play a video that involves AI, there's some people in the comments section, Mark the Booker, who just, more AI bullshit! And I'm like, like, dude, I mean, you can hate it, but it's here.

Starting point is 00:06:22 And there are aspects that are fun. What's he complaining? Is he complaining about you passing it off as real or are you saying, Hey, here's some AI shit? I don't know what it is. Maybe, maybe some people think, oh dude, this isn't real. And you get good at telling when they're like, oh, that's not a real thing. They're just making up scenes. But sometimes they were just like, I think it was like they were explaining the fall of the Roman Empire using Legos Oh, and it was interesting educational. I mean, it's not like anybody's fooled into thinking. Oh, I mean Julie Caesar was a Lego

Starting point is 00:06:55 Listen, we love mark. We want to give him a shout out his grandmother passed away Yeah, hopefully she wasn't one of the family members that thinks he's crazy but You know, it's just like there there are this is why I say I think we're going to find a nice sweet spot with AI. Well, I just watched the Google, their big I.O. presentation about it and they are baking in invisible watermarks now so that you can detect whether it's AI even in just small portions of the frame Yeah, that's great that Google's doing it. I highly doubt CIA is gonna do that or oh no No, we're fucked with the government stuff

Starting point is 00:07:34 But at least like it will be less so like on Twitter where people are just making fake shit and saying we're dropping bombs in You know Somalia or whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but Tim was telling us he's been writing some songs using AI because we all got into Kanye West's new song and there's a rumor based on, you might know him from the Tim Foul Hatch show, Tino Sanchez. Uh, he, he says that the, that Kanye West song is AI. Well, we know he uses AI. I mean, cause he, he released an AI song in January

Starting point is 00:08:06 and was like, hey, here's an AI song, check it out. So I wouldn't be surprised if elements of, I bet some of it. I think that most people will eventually incorporate because it's like hitting your song with testosterone. It's just like, how can you crank it up even better? Especially in demos, like when you don't need, cause you're just sitting alone at 3 AM in a studio and you're like, boy, I would really like to hear what this sounds like with an

Starting point is 00:08:30 orchestra or whatever. And then eventually if you have the budget, you know, you get an orchestra to come in and actually fill it out. Tim, you're using it now, right? Oh yeah. We use it in our business for all kinds of stuff and it just speeds up the process. It makes it easier for us and then we go through and humify it. I usually check almost everything that goes out the door for us because I'm the one that's

Starting point is 00:08:58 been in the trenches. I'm the one that's been, you know, I've coached 750 people through the transformation process, the healing process. It saves a lot of time. It really does. And for me, like, I can play guitar, you know, I can, I can strum chords and I can do a couple little, you know, little things like intros and outros and stuff like that. But I'm not like a super musician yet, but with AI, I'm able to, and what I am good at though, is writing songs and lyrics. So I can load my lyrics in and then tell it I want this to be an upbeat country theme, I want a male voice or a female voice and kind of give it, just putting in the prompts and then it starts spitting out options and then I

Starting point is 00:09:38 pick the option that I like and then I go in with prompts and I start tweaking it and and you know changing the chorus or whatever. It usually takes me about six to eight hours from start to finish to finish a song. My guitar instructor can play seven instruments proficiently. He's literally like a symphony orchestra himself and he hears everything. I showed him the song that I played and you you could see him kinda get a little deflated. He's like, Jesus, dude, he's like, cause he knows my skill level,

Starting point is 00:10:10 and for me to produce a song like that, six, eight hours, he's been, it takes him a long time. He has to play all the parts, he's gotta put them together, he's gotta master it and do all that stuff. It takes months to do this stuff. And here I am, this basically a hack compared to what he is. Same thing with my vocal instructor. I showed her and I played the songs for her

Starting point is 00:10:30 and she's like, you're gonna put us out, that AI is gonna put us out of business. And I'm like, well, I don't think it's going to because people are still gonna write their own songs. But for me, it's like, I can write a song and then I can remove the voice and remove the guitar if I want to. And I can have the full band behind me

Starting point is 00:10:48 and I can play it through my speakers and go down to the farmer's market and sing my own song that I wrote with my lyrics with everything that I like. And so it's cool. Yeah, I agree with that dude. I totally agree with that. Here's what's gonna happen.

Starting point is 00:11:03 Pop music is just gonna get more and more like just, what's the word I'm looking for? More and more just like vapid. It's just gonna get more vapid and you're just gonna have more less talented people in that world. But there's always gonna be room for free range, always. There's gonna be people like the guy

Starting point is 00:11:23 who's a proficient in eight things he could take that and supercharge what already great stuff he's doing make it even better I think people need to look at it that way as a tool then just to get deflated and it's like people will always want to learn how to play guitar people will always want to learn how to sing yeah or go to a live show and you're not gonna want to watch a robot do it. If you're going to pay for it, you're going to watch a live person do it. No, I agree with that. Yeah, you're not going to want to. But I think about, I just was thinking about, remember, was it just a year, maybe two years ago when they were first demoing

Starting point is 00:11:58 AI photos, like generated photos, and we were just like awed by something that you could tell was obviously not real. It can never get hair right. And then maybe a year later, maybe about a year ago, it was generating like one, two second clips of video that were just, you know, like something like this, you know? And we were like, oh shit. And now they're doing short films at Google I.O. and it's in the app already. You can-

Starting point is 00:12:22 I still think there's going to be room for free range. No, but what I'm saying is think about five years from now. You're not going to be able to tell the difference. Like it's going to be already. I still think there's gonna be room for free range. No, but what I'm saying is, think about five years from now. You're not gonna be able to tell the difference. It's gonna be indistinguishable. I mean, look at the Door Brothers and their music videos. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. And those look ridiculous to begin with, but they're getting slowly evolving

Starting point is 00:12:38 and better and better, it's concerning. I just read some statistics that AI is doubling every 3.3 months. And in five years, it will be one million times more powerful than it is right now. Crazy. Unimaginable. It'll be self-improving by that point. And then that's when you got to look out. Maybe, I mean, like, yeah, or maybe my grandkids will be like, dude, why do you do anything? I'm like, well, we'd like to make our songs better, you know?

Starting point is 00:13:04 So we'll see. I don't know Well, I think what it can do though is that it can get our time back Like if it can speed up and help us with stuff Then we can go do stuff that we want like going for a walk with our children Yeah, you know cuz we don't have to spend five hours doing something to write an ebook or whatever we can do it in 15 Minutes. Yeah. Well, I have a job, too Question right cuz like supposedly there's like an AI podcast out there and do it in 15 minutes. Yeah, well I have a job too. I mean, that's where it's going, right? But here comes the question, right? Because supposedly there's an AI podcast out there.

Starting point is 00:13:28 Oh, God. And I get that. But I enjoy doing the podcast. I enjoy hearing the information. If I just create a podcast and put it out, there's no growth on my side. Yeah. There's nothing growth.

Starting point is 00:13:43 I'm not gaining anything from it. Like a big part of this whole thing is the gaining of knowledge from people like Tim or whoever we're having on and they're doing deep research in the subject and they share that research with us. If I just make a, if I go, hey man, send me all your notes and I'll just feed it in and we'll just put out podcast. I don't gain anything from that.

Starting point is 00:14:07 Now, the thing that interests me, and this was explored in that film Her, which was incredibly prescient if you think about it. Like if you go watch that now, that's, I mean, we're moments away from that reality. They had this idea where AI avatars, sentient avatars of historical figures were kind of getting together and all talking, you know? And now I could see wanting to sit down on a podcast and interrogate like, you know, I don't know, Julius Caesar. I did that with Mark.

Starting point is 00:14:36 Mark's Steve's did that. He had an AI where you could put in any care, any. Yeah, but not a sentient AI. I'm talking about like, it's like an actual, you know, a really, a perfect representation, you know, as perfect as it can be, of historical figures like Jesus or something. That could be awesome. I could see one.

Starting point is 00:14:55 You can never do Jesus. Jesus was too perfect. Well, there's just not enough data points for him. Tim, so, you know, we're living in this kind of time where we're just overloaded with data, with information. You know, we've said this before on this show, if, you know, in the 60s, the 50s, the 40s, pick another time before the internet,

Starting point is 00:15:21 if someone got stabbed in Cincinnati, I never really heard about it. But because the internet, now that trauma is beamed into my head, and I think someone on my corner is going to get is getting stabbed. So it becomes more personalized, which gets into this whole, this kind of like, I've always said the internet is an anxiety deliverance system. And we're getting into a lot of fear. What are your thoughts on that? Well, I think it's really timely that you actually brought this up. I just taught a class last night called the fear detox. It's practical strategies to boost immunity, reduce stress and heal. strategies to boost immunity, reduce stress and heal. What a lot of people don't understand is that stress is literally one of the three big areas

Starting point is 00:16:11 for me as a person who had great health growing up as a kid and then found myself health destroyed, having to get life flighted to get into emergency surgery at age 37, terrible health, terrible skin health, terrible gastrointestinal issues, again, life flighted to be a surgery. You know, your life's kind of out of control when you're being life flighted, okay? Shit's really not good. And from that beginning in the healing process that I went through, I've identified three

Starting point is 00:16:42 areas. The first one was detoxification of heavy metals, radiation and pollution. We can always go back to the umbilical cord studies. When you guys are done listening to this episode, you can type into your browser, umbilical cord chemical, umbilical cord chemical. And you'll see the studies that I saw going back to 2005

Starting point is 00:17:03 that show that every single child being born has like You know 180 chemicals in the womb that cause cancer Okay, let that sink in for a moment 212 chemicals that cause developmental and brain disorders It's like so you know actually wrote an e-book called dying in the womb right and pointing this stuff out So it's if it wasn't for the you you know, the ambionic fluid, probably keeping us healthy, then I don't know, children are being born with cancer, so we have a problem. And then when you look at the, those tests are based on blood serum. When you look at the fat and muscle tissue, these concentrations of chemicals are 500

Starting point is 00:17:39 to 1000% more concentrated. So, the older we are, the more time we've had to breathe them in through the air we breathe, the water we drink, the foods, the beverages, the clothing we wear, personal care products, blah blah blah. Right? So you have all of these toxins. So we have to remove toxins, heavy metals, radiations, EMFs, all these, although things are toxins, we have to get those out of our life. We have to flood our, number two, flood our body with nutrition because we're from Mother Nature. We have to flood our, number two, flood our body with nutrition, because we're from Mother Nature, we are from planet Earth, she is our mother, because our bones are made of minerals that you find in the dirt, our body's made of mostly water molecules, 99%

Starting point is 00:18:14 water molecules, you find those in rivers and creeks and streams, we are from Mother Earth. We need nourishment from Mother Earth directly, and we're not getting it, because it's been processed, over farmed, overtilled. There was actually a document done in the Senate back in 1936, I believe, where it was they were so worried about the degradation of the last 50 years of farming, the scientists said that people in America are going to be starving while eating because of the amounts of amounts of nutrition that have been farmed out of the soil and this was in the 1930s and since then all we've been doing is spraying and tilling even more with mega farms and better tractors

Starting point is 00:18:53 So we have deficiencies and nutrients and then the third thing back to what you're talking about is stress and fear fear is stress And so why is this? Because it destroys your immune system. Did I ever tell you the bunny rabbit story about this? Okay, yeah. And then I want to ask you a question. So tell us the bunny rabbit story.

Starting point is 00:19:15 Okay, here's the bunny rabbit story. So for those of you, this is going to explain your nervous system. It's actually quite fun. So the bunny is out in his patch of clover, and he's in what's called rest and digest mode. His nervous system is in what's called parasympathetic mode, rest and digest. So the blood has went from his extremities into his organ systems and it's a sunny day, he's enjoying it, he's eating his clover, but guess what? The fox is also hungry and the fox wants lunch and the rabbit is on his lunch ticket. So he busts out of the bushes, he tries to get the rabbit.

Starting point is 00:19:50 Now what happens is the rabbit recognizes the fox is coming, that's an inherent danger, his reticular activator goes off and what happens is his body is now flooded with chemicals to save his life. Adrenaline spikes, cortisol spikes, his heart rate increases, his breathing increases, the blood leaves the organ systems because it goes to his extremities

Starting point is 00:20:12 so he can fight or flight. Now he's into what's called a sympathetic nervous system mode, AKA fight or flight. So he has all these super chemicals that are blasted into his system and he takes off dart and run and he makes it into the Briar patch and whew, he narrowly avoids the fox and he lives.

Starting point is 00:20:30 Now, he's in that patch of Briar, those thorns and stuff, and his heart rate's elevated, his eyes are bugged out, and he starts slowly calming down. And he gets back into rest and digest mode. Peaks his head back out, no fox, goes back out into the clover and resumes his eating. That, my friends, is a natural process and response. It's exactly the same thing that's happened to humans. This is baked into our DNA and our nervous system. Our reticular activator would go off because before roads and bridges and stuff, we're living in caves and huts, if we heard a snap, our reticular activator would go off and we'd look that way to make sure something wasn't

Starting point is 00:21:07 gonna come and kill us. And we see, oh, it was an elk walking by, it snapped us, we're fine. But if it was a saber-toothed tiger and it's running at you, then all of a sudden your body floods with adrenaline, your body floods with cortisol, your blood leaves the organ systems, goes to the extremities, and you would fight that tiger with a bunch of sticks and try to save, or you would run. And the difference is, is that when you're fighting that tiger and running, you're actually using that chemistry that your body flooded you with, the cortisol and the adrenaline, and you would burn through it.

Starting point is 00:21:43 The difference today is that modern man is not doing that. Yes. And those chemicals become a toxic soup that destroy, let me be clear, destroy your body, destroys your immune system, makes you age fast, takes decades off of your life. Even WebMD says that stress takes off 17 to 19 years of your life Okay, and so What do we do we wake up? The alarm goes off that stress you have get the kids ready Maybe the kids you can't even get them out of bed because they're unprocessed foods. You got drag them out of bed

Starting point is 00:22:19 They're all messed up. They're not drinking enough water you fight with the wife or the husband a little bit Maybe they're stressed at work, beep beep beep, there's traffic. Sam just said it took me an hour, hour and a half to get to traffic. Like down in LA, it's crazy time. You stress at work, financial stress, relationship stress, taking care of elderly parents with dementia, Alzheimer's, nowadays, that is exploding. There is tariffs and the cost of living's going up and there's a lot of stress. You come home and then everybody's drinking beer and wine trying to calm down and soothe

Starting point is 00:22:49 their nervous system. Like I said before, you need good sleep and when you're drinking booze, you destroy your sleep. You absolutely destroy it. If you don't believe me, get a wearable. Put on a Garmin watch or a whoop band or the Aura ring and don't drink for a month and do everything you can to improve your sleep and sleep in a dark room and weighted blankets and figure out the best temperature and then you get your sleep figured out have a couple beers or a couple glasses of wine and watch your

Starting point is 00:23:17 sleep score tank 20 to 30 points it's gonna plummet and so we have a lot of stress going on. EMFs, again, lots of stress, right? So much, dude. Here's the deal. All of those things that I just mentioned, the alarm clock going off, the fighting with a spouse, the financial pressure, all that stuff, those are all saber-toothed tigers and that's to your nervous system. Treated, no different. Every single time those events are happening during the day it's triggering adrenaline and cortisol to be released so that you can

Starting point is 00:23:49 run or fight but you don't do it. You sit on your butt, you get in the car, you don't do it. So we have this toxic soup inside of us 24-7 and it's literally killing us and taking years off of our life. So it is something that really needs to be paid attention to. Hey guys real quick I'll tell you about our good friends at Wisewolf Gold and Silver. That's right Wisewolf Gold and Silver one of our golden sponsors here in the time of crazy fiat money. There is the best hedge and that is precious metals. Let me tell you about wise wolf gold and silver if you're paying attention You know the D dollar ization is real fiat is fake and you don't want to be left holding the bag with the dollar class Gold and silver have been money through all of recorded history and are an excellent way to protect yourself

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Starting point is 00:28:19 Okay. So here's what you need to head to true classic.com slash tin foil to get hooked up today And we thank them for helping me keep the streets safe for the ladies. Thank you true classic long time ago We had a guest on she would she works with women to help them Get pregnant and You know the episode didn't do big numbers and I knew it wouldn't because it was very much female centered and we have a very guy heavy show. But I thought it was one of the best episodes we've ever done. And she said one exactly along the lines of what you're talking about. And what

Starting point is 00:28:58 she said and it really blew me away is like what a big reason why like childbirth is down is because we are constantly in fight and flight constantly like exactly what you said most most mammals when they the predators there they're in fight and flight and they go and once the animal the predators gone they calm down humans never do that and it's like this internet is constantly like I saw somebody do a story on Ted Turner and his rise and like one of the biggest business moves he ever did was the 24 hour news station. He made a 24, he was the first guy to do 24 hour cable.

Starting point is 00:29:34 And I would tell you that has been a death blow to humanity because now you got a news station that's constantly pumping into you trauma from places you were never naturally meant to hear about. Stuff on the other side of the world, stuff in another state, in another country, all this stuff. So we're constantly in this fight and flight. And this leads into this thing that, you know, this is me and I would love to hear your opinion.

Starting point is 00:29:58 I'm a total terrain theorist. I'm not saying that there aren't things out there that we can breathe in that get us sick, but what we're sold in as in viruses, I don't believe that's true. And I think a lot of it is about kicking off your immune system. Well, let's just pause for a second because if you haven't heard this before, you're going to get your mind blown so are your listeners Let's go my mind was absolutely completely blown What is a virus? So I I believe they are exosomes But okay, I'm open-minded to anything and

Starting point is 00:30:39 I have my theories on why like, well, dude, everyone got sick while I go. If let's say you're working in a restaurant and everybody slammed in the lunch shift stresses back to what you're saying. Stress is really high. Everyone's eating the same crap. Everyone's banging coffee. Everyone's doing all this stuff. You know, Xavier Guerrero is fighting to stay awake. I mean, we're all doing all this stuff.

Starting point is 00:31:01 I was going to ask you right here. It says, it says it's a tiny non-living particle that can only reproduce by infecting a living cell. You don't think you've been infected? I don't believe that. What about when a bunch of people on vacation having the chillest time of their lives on these boats all get the shits at the same time? Yeah, or your kids. I'm not saying that-

Starting point is 00:31:18 That's a bacterium. Can I- No, it's norovirus breakouts is what they typically have on those shits. I have a question. I love the interaction. So, can I share screen? Yeah, let it. I believe it. It should still be. Okay, I'm good. I'll permit it.

Starting point is 00:31:32 So, check it out. So, this is an English-Latin dictionary. Now, when medical professionals go to school like doctors, MDs, the first year they're learning all the body parts and cells in Latin, right? And so, that's the first year of medical school. So, and my friend, Dr. Brian Artis, has found English-Latin dictionaries to go back to the 1700s, and every single one of them, when we put in, I'm typing in virus right now, let's type this in, virus, and we hit go, what's the definition of a virus? A virus is a venom, a poisonous secretion of snakes, creatures and plants.

Starting point is 00:32:11 So cone snails, scorpions, that kind of stuff and plants. So we really, as a culture, this word has been so manipulated. We think it's even in our thing, it's like go viral, right? Go viral. Oh, I never even thought about that! Going viral is a virus! The reality is, a virus, we all have to get on the same page. A virus is a venom.

Starting point is 00:32:35 It is a poison. That is the definition of a virus. Because you have people like Dr. Tom Cowen is an example, you know, the germ theory and stuff like that, that says that viruses don't exist. Well, based on what people think a virus is, it's some little bug that's replicating and getting in and doing things. I would agree with him. But the reality is, is the definition of a virus, we have to get our definitions right

Starting point is 00:32:59 first. And so if we go to the foundation of what is a virus, a virus for hundreds of years is a venom. That's what it is. Okay, so it's not something that comes and gets us. So now it's making me think the cold and the flu virus, this stuff like, you know, COVID and stuff like that as an example, and through Dr. Artis' work showing that, you know, they've never shown us a photo of a virus. We've seen pictures of a spike protein, but then when geneticists looked at that spike protein, what was the genetics of it?

Starting point is 00:33:32 It was the genetics of the Chinese, the King Cobra and the Chinese Crate Snake. Damn, dude! Well, wait a minute. So the genetics of the spike proteins that's COVID is from a snake? And then this opens up this whole Pandora's box of what the hell is going on here? It's like, so it's very interesting. Have you guys had anybody on? Have you guys talked about this?

Starting point is 00:33:59 No, but there's that one, I forget what kind kind of doctor he was a chiropractic doctor and he went on Stu Peterson and he was talking about how Remdesivir is basically, I, and I, maybe Dr. Brian artists. Yeah. A friend of mine. Yeah. If you, if you ever talked to him and he wants to come on a show, we'd love to have him on a show.

Starting point is 00:34:19 Um, he's talking about, and I think it's Remdesivir, he called it, but he's talking about Remdesivir and how it's basically snake venom Well, the other thing was is it was killing people Yeah, they were doing those trials in Africa and then the third party company that was that was analyzing this stuff It stopped pulled remdesivir off because it was yeah like 50% of the people take us and it's just like desverof because it was killing like 50% of the people taking it. Yes, and it's just like AZT where they created a drug. They were putting it on people for 28 days. So during COVID, it became the go-to, but they would only give it, I think, for 10 or 11 days, right?

Starting point is 00:34:55 And you saw all these nurses coming out saying that. They took the most toxic thing out of the Ebola trials and made that the go-to. Yes. Made it the go-to for COVID. And what I believe Tim is that they, they made those, uh, the, the, the ventilators, the ventilators, the bad guy. They're like, oh, it's the ventilators. That was killing everybody. Not this drug that we're making them give. And guess what?

Starting point is 00:35:21 Guess who was pushing Remdesivir. Donald Trump. He gave big speeches on it. Oh, you got who was pushing Remdesivir? Donald Trump. He gave big speeches on it. Oh, you got to try this Remdesivir. It just made me so much better. You're like, you're telling everybody to take snake venom now because we all want to give Trump an owl, right? Maybe that's what his experts were telling him. Oh yeah. I told, I don't think he came up with that idea. He was like, you know what we should try is Remdesivir. Yeah, I'm with you. So that's exactly what they did with AZT. So they told these gay guys, they all have this virus, you gotta get in

Starting point is 00:35:53 this drug AZT, which was a cancer drug, and you don't give cancer, you don't give people cancer drugs for eternity. You give it to why they have cancer. And once they beat the cancer, then you take them off. The cancer and once they beat the beat the cancer then Then you take them off the way it works is killing you trying to kill the cancer before it kills you basically right right and then We AZT they just kept these guys on it so for years. It's so sad And you can't tell people in the gay community this there's a small group that knows what happened They protested Fauci, but the rest of them, hook, line, and sinker.

Starting point is 00:36:28 Why wouldn't you want to know though? It's their holocaust dude. You think it's something they just don't want to do? It is though, they treat, I mean, it's, you know. Yes, it is the gay holocaust. So 100%, and the reason they do that dude, it's the same reason that, you're talking 9-11, whatever topic you want, people like to think they have a great bullshit meter and that they

Starting point is 00:36:51 can catch bullshit and then you're telling them they didn't and their egos just jump in and say, no, dude, no. Because it's a belief system, Sam. It's their definitions and their belief system. So their belief systems are getting challenged, and when that happens, people, they just hunker down even harder a lot of times. So it's really about how the information is presented to them, or they have to have first-person experience. Let me give you an example. So this whole virus thing that we're talking about, now that we know a virus is a venom or a poisonous secretion

Starting point is 00:37:23 from snakes or other creatures or plants, we know what that is. Now the question is, is that how does a virus spread all over the world? Okay. Well, it means that somebody would have, did a bunch of snakes jump up and start biting people? Or was the snake venom added to the water? You were talking about St. Peter's. Oh, snaps, bro! The one called watch the water. Yeah, oh, snaps! And it's like even me, I'm open-minded, but when I start hearing this stuff in the beginning, I'm like, this sounds crazy. Snake venom? But then when you go look at

Starting point is 00:37:54 Big Pharma, the research, they have massive snake venom research facilities. Multi-million dollars have been poured on this for decades. This isn't anything new. Lisinopril, which is a known drug that people are using for blood pressure, is 50% snake venom. Oh my god! You're gonna love this one. The African banana spider, you guys look this shit up right now and you can show it on screen. The African banana spider, when it bites humans, specifically males, males get persistent painful erections. Oh yeah, I've heard of that.

Starting point is 00:38:27 Oh my god, angry boners, dude? It'll explode. What? So yeah, your dick will explode. So what ends up happening, Big Pharma is synthesizing these African banana spiders venoms so they can make an erectile dysfunction drug so guys can get hard ons.

Starting point is 00:38:44 So it's like they're doing research on cone snails, starfish, and in fact it even goes deeper. There are like Bear and University of Louisiana and a whole bunch of other places. There's so many patents on genetically modified vegetables that have venoms in them. Snake venom, starfish, cone cells. Many of the vegetables nowadays have venoms baked into the DNA and we've been eating them. So they're using venoms all the time and just to show something else, this is going to blow everybody away. I got to tell this whole story now because it's... Please do.

Starting point is 00:39:24 Can you share screen and pull some stuff up? I can guide you go to Google and type in spell magazine spell it my time magazine 1999 special edition Here take out banana. Yeah. Yeah time magazine 1999 special edition There we go. Okay. All right.

Starting point is 00:39:47 Scroll down just a little bit and go to images. Images. Click on the one on the far left top. That one. Click on that one. Okay. Blow that one up. Whoa.

Starting point is 00:39:57 So what this says, this is 1999. This is special edition. New tab. Open image and new tab. Yeah. And so what it says is, is is special edition. New tab, open image and new tab. Yeah, and so what it says is that special issue, the future of medicine. Now what we're seeing here is a double helix, that's representing the human's DNA, right?

Starting point is 00:40:19 But half of that DNA is a snake. Now, on the bottom right, you'll see how genetic engineering will change us in the next century. Whoa! This is 1999, so 2000 is the next century. I didn't know that our God-given genetics needed changing, did you? Do you guys want your genetics changed? No. Bro, this is so deep. So if you get into time,

Starting point is 00:40:45 this someone told me this a long time ago, Cronos is the oldest God. It is the God of all the oldest, oldest religions. Cronos. Cronos is Saturn, okay? Cronos is the black cube of Saturn. Cronos is also the god of... Eating his babies.

Starting point is 00:41:06 No, thank you though, time. Well, I think that's the staff of Hermes, right? Is what that's meant to be. No, but the time, time. So... The caduceus, is that thing. What? That, you know, the symbol for medicine, the caduceus.

Starting point is 00:41:21 Right, I understand that, but I'm saying Time Magazine. Oh, I see, okay Magazine is basically an extension of Kronos the black cube of Saturn. Interesting. Boy, they've been at the center of a lot of history, really. I mean, you might want to put Hitler on it, it was man of the year, and then we're supposed to be like, oh, Kanye, why? And then we also get into what God, the biblical story is that basically God flooded the realm because our precious DNA had been corrupted by Nephilim giants, hitting that ass.

Starting point is 00:42:00 Right? And so now we're looking at it again. Here we are, the same people. So this has been going on a long, a long time. This isn't something new. This has all been planned out. Like all these things, the COVID sham and all these things has been planned out. And the reality is, is that it, it, it, it is different types of snake venoms. Again, the geneticists are showing the spike proteins from the Chinese Crate and the King Cobra venom. And so there's actually a whole bunch of different venoms, and some of them will slow your heartbeat down and some will speed them up, and then some will thin your blood and some will thicken your blood. Depending on the creature, it has different ways that you get bit and sometimes they'll follow you

Starting point is 00:42:43 around or follow the mouse around for hours or days Until it slows down and dies and then just eat it while it's alive. That's the process. That's what they do So when those venoms come into us They're actually attaching to our nicotine receptors This was something new that I learned a few years ago is that our skin cells, which our body is mostly made of skin cells inside and out, your gut is just an inside skin, most of your cells are skin cells, you have hundreds of thousands, probably the most receptors in your entire body are nicotine receptors. And then it's like, whoa, that's weird, because what do you guys know about nicotine? What do you guys think when you think of the nicotine?

Starting point is 00:43:24 Is that good or bad for people? I've been saying it's pretty good lately. Is it good? Pretty good lately. I've heard that it can sharpen the mind. Yeah. That's what the reports lately. When it's divorced from tobacco.

Starting point is 00:43:36 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now before this, very little of this conversation would even come up. I mean, even like Dave Asprey was saying, yeah, it's a good nootrophic, but I wouldn't want to do it long-term because it's addictive. So most people think nicotine, they think cigarettes, chewing tobacco, addictive, not good, lung cancer, stomach cancer.

Starting point is 00:43:55 It's bad, right? And it's like, stop smoking today, it's a good thing. The reality is, is that these nicotine receptors, these snake venoms, they come in, whether they're in whether they're natural or they're synthetic, which is I think what we're mostly dealing with here in the water supplies and being aerosolized into the air, and they attach to the nicotine receptors and they block function in the human. And some might shut down the spleen, some might shut down the pancreas, some slow down the heart rate, some stop the lungs from working.

Starting point is 00:44:23 Like I said, there's a bunch of different things that they do, depending on the different venoms or combinations of venoms. So what's very interesting that I learned from Dr. Artis was, is that when you put nicotine into the body, it dislodges the snake venoms from the nicotine receptors, and those get detoxed out through the detoxification pathway. Let's go, bro! Why is that wrong? Why are you always on top of things? Because the nicotine-polar get detoxed out through the detoxification pathway. Let's go bro! Why is that wrong?

Starting point is 00:44:45 Why are you always on top of things? Because the nicotine polar bond is 30 times stronger than the synthetic version and then this is what's happening. So let's say you're out in the woods Sam and you got your lady with you and your two little girls and one of your girls gets bit on the leg by a rattlesnake. You're probably going to get down there and suck that venom out of her leg and then you're going to tell her to stay calm, elevate, and you're going to get her to hospital to hopefully administer like snake anti-venom.

Starting point is 00:45:11 Now what's going to happen to Sam after he sucked that venom out of his daughter's leg? Well, for six months to two years, he's going to lose his smell and possibly could lose his taste. He could possibly get tinnitus. What does this sound like guys guys? Co-vid. Long haul COVID. Oh, snap, dude. No smell, taste.

Starting point is 00:45:32 So, I had Dr. Artis on my show. We released this out to thousands of people. One of them was a pastor in North Carolina. He's like, he actually sent an email to our support and then I called him and we bullshitted for a little bit. And he's like, Tim, look, he goes, I've been following you for a long time, love your show, I've been practicing, everything you've said I've done, it's worked so far for me. But when you guys came on and started talking

Starting point is 00:45:56 about snake venom and nicotine as the solution, or one of the solutions, I thought it was kind of woo woo. But he goes, I had long haul COVID, so I tried it. So what we did was, is there was a it's actually a pharmaceutical company called rugby Are you GB why they have nicotine patches seven grams 14 and 21? Oh my god, and so what you do is you take a seven gram patch Don't buy the seven gram patches by the 21 milligram patches because they're the same price Even though it says don't do it you cut them into thirds

Starting point is 00:46:23 gram patches because they're the same price, even though it says don't do it, you cut them into thirds so you can triple your money. And then you put a seven gram patch on your arm or in your back or your hip or whatever every day for 24 hours and within for six days. And like 70% of the people long haul COVID symptoms are gone within six days. Whoa! And this has been written about, right? They've done studies on this. He called me up because his long haul COVID symptoms are gone. Then he went to his 80 plus year old mom who had tinnitus, which is ringing of the years.

Starting point is 00:46:50 And he couldn't smell or taste things. Totally got his smell and taste back. Mom takes it and she actually does nicotine gum. And within like three, four days, her tinnitus is gone. And he can't, and he's like, can't believe it. So this works a lot of the times, but there are different venoms that the nicotine doesn't work on.

Starting point is 00:47:09 Now here's the thing. There's over 1300 vegetables that have nicotine in them. Eggplant is one of the highest concentrations. White potatoes have it, curciferous vegetables, caliphar and broccoli. So all of us have been consuming nicotine our whole lives. We've just been taught that it's bad because of big tobacco. So now we've got to go look at that.

Starting point is 00:47:28 So there was a 2016 study done in Harvard. They got together and they were like, wow, let's find out why nicotine is so addictive. After the whole study was done, they found out that nicotine was not addictive at all. Period. End of story. It's not addictive. So they go to big tobacco and they're like, what's going on? We've proven without a shadow of a doubt that nicotine is not addictive at all. What is going on over there? They

Starting point is 00:47:52 wouldn't release any information to them. So they got a foyer request, got the information, and what happened was is Big Tobacco had gotten together in the late 60s, early 70s, and they hired chemists and they said, we want to put something into our product to make it super addictive so we'll have repeat customers. Damn! What should we put in there? Oh, shoot.

Starting point is 00:48:12 All the chemists combined, Eunice and said, you should put in pyrazines. So there's up to 14 different pyrazine chemicals that are highly addictive, that were added to the tobacco and added to the paper, that makes the tobacco product highly addictive. Nicotine is not addictive at all. And one of you said that nicotine is a good nootropic. It is. It's great for mental clarity and your thought processes.

Starting point is 00:48:37 Your body needs it. God put nicotine receptors on your skin cells for a reason, because nicotine is good for humans. It's really good for humans. It's just not good when you burn it and inhale smoke, right? Burning anything and putting smoke, animals run away from forest fires. They don't run into them. Smoke is not good for the most part, unless somebody could show me different.

Starting point is 00:49:01 But the point of this Harvard study shows that it shined highlight, it wasn't the nicotine that was bad. It was the smoking part and the toxic chemicals. There's actually 599 chemicals in cigarettes, just so you know that, and 14 of them are pyrazines. So, nicotine, good, because we have skin cells that are full of nicotine receptors, so that's just common sense now, and now we understand why the industry and why people were addicted. And then we also looked during COVID, we spent our tax dollars,

Starting point is 00:49:32 because the government said, if you're a smoker, you're at a higher risk for COVID contracting it, now's the time to quit. And so they had billboards all over the place, spending our tax dollars, trying to get smokers to quit. But guess what? Smokers are not the healthiest people in the world, typically, okay? Because they're smoking. Smokers had very little COVID at all. And one of the reasons was is because

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Starting point is 00:52:14 Okay, so a couple questions. One, Zins. What do you think of Zins? Well, I mean, it's a way to get nicotine in. Here's the deal. It's like, you see my shirt? What's it say? Ingredients matter. Okay, so what I'm doing right now is I'm mean, it's a way to get nicotine in. Here's the deal, it's like, you see my shirt? Yeah. What's it say? Ingredients matter.

Starting point is 00:52:28 Okay, so what I'm doing right now is I'm sourcing my own tobacco seeds. Dude, let's do this. And I'm gonna build a greenhouse and grow my own tobacco plants. So what you wanna do is you wanna get nicotine into your system, and just for a protective, you wanna do about three to three and a half grams. Can we make a tinfoil hat and nicotine pack?

Starting point is 00:52:46 Oh dude. Congrats Sam. You're not addicted to Zens anymore. Yeah. You just like them. You just like them a lot. Tinfoil hat, nicotine pouch thing that you put in. It's got none of the bad chemicals.

Starting point is 00:52:57 It just bangs your system. Sam had been trying to quit Zen, but now that you've given him the green light. He's just going to- No, I was never trying to quit. You said you were. I know. But it was a- You didn't really try? a lost. So we asked you your question, Sam, you just have to look at the ingredients. Now it's pretty hard to find ones that are super clean, but the bottom line is, is like, if you

Starting point is 00:53:17 have tinnitus or long haul COVID or you're sick all the time, you know, you need to get some nicotine in you. Just it's the first thing you try. Tell that to David. And even if it doesn't affect the ones, the venoms some nicotine in you. Just, it's the first thing you can try. Tell that to Dana. And even if it doesn't affect the ones, the venoms that you have in you now, it's protecting you from other ones that are going to affect you. Cause there are so-

Starting point is 00:53:32 I'm just gonna yell at Dana, I'm fighting venom right now. Can you do that through diet? Say you don't like the intoxicating effects of nicotine. Can you do that through diet? Like you mentioned that it was an element of several foods. For most people, there's not really, when you say intoxicating, what do you mean? Well I know, Sam you can describe it.

Starting point is 00:53:50 The first time you took a Zen you spazzed out and almost fell down out of the parking lot. No, I was, well because they gave me a six straight off the gate. So it was like, it just hit my system and I was just like, now I chase that dragon all the time. But wait, wait, wait up. So I literally the first time I took us in, I thought I was drunk driving. I had to pull aside and just chill out for two seconds. And of course the traffic was the worst traffic heading back from the other studio. That's crazy.

Starting point is 00:54:19 And I was just like, why? And I had to get off the exit and just chill for two seconds. And then I drove. Yeah, so that is what I'm talking about. So, well, that's what you do because like, you know, Sanchez. They're going to affect people differently. It also depends what you're taking and how you're taking it because they could have other fillers or stabilizers or sweeteners in there, things that could also be causing that. But it's like anything, you want to start very small. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:54:44 If you take one of those gums, cut it into a fourth and just chew on a little bit. Some people are very sensitive to things. You might only need a tiny, tiny amount, right? Maybe you'll get enough from just taking eggplant, but a little bit per day, or making sure it's in your food, is a very smart thing to do. Tim Fowlhat's Tino Sanchez. That's twice that he called out.

Starting point is 00:55:07 I mean, he's a regular. I gave him a three and it like, so he found a 1.5. So he- A three really got to him, is that what you're saying? It got a little bit to him. So then he started with a 1.5. I need like small, I need like a 0.5.

Starting point is 00:55:23 They have smaller doses and then you leave your way. Here's what's in Zen, food grade additives, fillers, a stabilizer called hydroxypropyl cellulose, pH adjusters, non-caloric sweeteners, and flavorings. It doesn't get more specific than that. Yeah, so I would wanna drill down into the exact specifics of each little thing and then we would know. So here's the deal, if it works for you and it stops all these things, great.

Starting point is 00:55:48 Get something going on, whether it's the rugby patches or it's Zins or whatever. Keep looking for, and the more we look and we shop and we purchase, the more companies will pop up because supply and demand. Yeah, there is a market for it. It creates economies. And so this is how we change things as working class people. We vote with our dollars by getting educated and finding things that are useful

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Starting point is 00:57:09 Sir, yes splurge on yourself get off your ass and put a little time in to find a good one I'm with you. So real quick What was the what was the definition website you want to because I feel like you gotta go that it's just English Latin Dictionary and you can actually get the hardback cuppers. Find them in used bookstores. Go get an English, Latin dictionary because as this information leaks out, the English, Latin dictionaries online are probably going to change their definition. Okay. But you can screenshot them now. Is that what you want to? The way back time machine. Xavier, yep, that's it. English, Latin dictionary. Okay. Wait, wait, I got one question right before we get off this topic. Stop. I thought I had like a long-term COVID because of my taste and my smell took forever now

Starting point is 00:57:48 Let's do a Mali EDM. No, it's not and your voice is kind of thin right now Yeah, so you've been large Marge you've been smoking cigarettes in the afterlife. So the question is I thought I had a long term COVID it came came back, kinda, but not the same, but I like different foods now, like blue cheese tastes really good in me. Will that nicotine still help me or do I not have that? It was very weird even smells. Well it just depends. Like I said, there's so many venoms out there.

Starting point is 00:58:16 There's so many different types of snakes. There's scorpions, there's sea urchins, there's cone snails. It depends on what venom that you got exposed to. So we know though, but the nicotine works on about 70% of them. If it's other, actually there's a book out there by Dr. Artis. I'll talk to Brian and I'll get him hooked up with you guys so you can get him on the show. He's gonna blow your mind. And he's awesome. But he has a book called Beyond the COVID-19 Lies. So what? After reading that book, you're COVID-19 Lies. Oh. So what?

Starting point is 00:58:45 And it, after reading that book, you're just going to be like, oh shit. It is definitive at that point. After you read that book, you will no longer question anything as far as is pharma and government helping me or against me? And you're going to, you read that book and you'll come to your own conclusion. I agree, dude. So when we were talking about like norovirus outbreaks on boats and stuff, is that from the food?

Starting point is 00:59:07 They're all just eating the same food? Is that what you think? I'm not an expert on the norovirus. Don't even really know what that is, but- Well, it's like the standard gut bug that people, when people say they have the stomach flu, it's almost always the norovirus. Well, to me, that would be a bacterium.

Starting point is 00:59:21 If it was foodborne, I don't know about that. No, no, I'm just asking you like when we when they say it's Right. Well, what would you suspect then if there's a big outbreak on a ship? Because I was I was saying this is a point against Sam saying that viruses don't exist, you know But when people are on vacation, they're not totally stressed. They're having a great time Poisoning like it, you know, I was at Elmer's years and years ago and I had a chicken salad and the chicken wasn't cooked and I shit myself for two days, you know, and threw up. So we have no doubts about bacteria.

Starting point is 00:59:52 A bunch of other people that ate those chicken, the chicken breast there wasn't undercooked. They also got it too. They'll retract lettuce sometimes. So sometimes it can get into the food and it's some type of a food bacterial poisoning. So it's like they all eat it and then the bug has to go into the food and it's some type of a food bacterial poisoning. Okay. So it's like they all eat it and then the bug has to go through the system and then the body has to go through this period of adjustment, building up the immunity

Starting point is 01:00:10 and getting it out, right? So you would say it's bacteria though, not likely an actual virus. I would, yeah, because if we're looking at our definition, unless there was venoms of poisons in the food, which maybe there was, then I wouldn't call it a virus anymore because I know now a virus, true definition, is a venom.

Starting point is 01:00:26 And what are they spraying in the skies? What's that heavy spray day that day? Are you catching on a bad day? You're in the Bahamas suddenly, they're spraying the shit out of the skies. Yeah, maybe the venoms were there. And again, they're putting parasites in the fog. I mean, there's all kinds of weird shit. Yeah, and you get into like, you know, it's like colesores, right? It's like, why does someone get a colesore? Well, the collagen in their skin has been thinned to the point that the inside's coming

Starting point is 01:00:59 outside. That's what it is. Well, Sam, you asked something earlier about you were talking about stress. We were talking about the nervous system and all this stuff. This comes back. So when you're, because here's the thing, I was I was at an event. Are you familiar with the Anarchapooka event? Yeah. Charlie goes to? Yeah. So I went down there this year. Charlie Robinson invited me. Macroaggressions. We'll give him a shout out. He's awesome. We love Charlie. Yeah, he's super cool. And so we went down there and I had a booth there and all's awesome. We love Charlie. Yeah, he's super cool.

Starting point is 01:01:25 And so we went down there and I had a booth there and all these people, I was just trying to get people, I'm like, look, you get your butt over here in the morning before you eat anything and you drink one of these green juices, then you come again on the afternoon about a half an hour to hour before dinner and you drink another one and you watch what happens. I said, you're gonna have energy in 20 to 30 minutes,

Starting point is 01:01:42 it's gonna be sustainable with no crash, it's better than coffee, and you're gonna eat half as much food and you're gonna feel amazing Do it so I was there early making green juices doing all this stuff and I got to interact with a ton of people Well some speakers came in actually Stu Peters was there and a lot of people got really fired up at his talk and people were arguing and fighting and all This stuff and here's the thing guys is that we talk about People got really fired up by his talk and people were arguing and fighting and all this stuff. And here's the thing, guys, is that we talk about the news and social media and causing fear and fear equals stress and that affects your nervous system like the bunny rabbit,

Starting point is 01:02:16 right? And then the cortisol and the adrenaline spikes. But the very same thing can happen when you listen to Mike. Maybe you really like listening to me talk or you love Sam. Obviously you do, this is his show, The Swarm, right? They love Sam, people we love Sam, he's funny, there's a lot of great information coming on here, this is great infotainment. Sam might bring you something that might scare the crap out of you, and that's also a problem. So we can actually become in fear and stress and cortisol and adrenaline

Starting point is 01:02:46 and ruin ourselves from good people that are giving us information trying to wake us up. So it's our responsibility. And what responsibility means is the ability to respond. It's how we respond to that information that matters. When we take this stuff in instead of like, oh my God, the world's ending, I gotta go do this. It should be like, hmm, I mean, that's a valid option. You can stress out the rest of your life if you want to. But if you have somebody good giving you information, you could be like, oh my God, I didn't know that. All right, I'm excited. I'm gonna take action. And see, you don't have to go into that stress response. So be very mindful of when people, and when you're interacting with people or listening to people, if you feel fear coming on, because that is being, the reason why you're feeling

Starting point is 01:03:35 it is because of your belief systems. And this is giving you an opportunity to examine your belief systems and why are you getting fearful. Because fear is the opposite of, of what? Love. Is fear the opposite of? Is it love? Let's see.

Starting point is 01:03:54 Number one answer. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Fear is the opposite of love. Yay! So, we are at our core national, our vibrational frequency is unconditional love. Love. Yay! Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da- in your crater. That's what it is. And it's just clouds that are coming in between the sun that shines. That's the unconditional of your crater. So when you're feeling fear, fear is good when a saber-toothed tiger is chasing you because you can use it, right? But when it comes to daily activities, relationships, your career, getting along with fellow human beings and other people, it just doesn't really

Starting point is 01:04:43 serve you. And if you notice the models, the news, they hijack your prefrontal cortex with fear. You go to the doctor, oh my God, we got this tumor, it's two centimeters, we got to operate, we got to get you on chemo, we got blah, blah, blah. And it's all, it's fear based. Anytime somebody's bringing you fear, you need to know like, whoa, we need to stop right now here Buster, because why are you throwing all this fear at me? Yeah, I'm with you. And so, no matter what they're throwing at us, we have to understand that when they do this, if we allow them to,

Starting point is 01:05:17 they're going to hijack our nervous system and they're going to shorten our life and make us sicker. That's now our responsibility. That's our choice once we understand this. But once you understand it, you can never go back now because you understand if you're in fear mode, you really need to start questioning everything. Because, you know, perfect example, we went to Hippocrates, that health institute, my buddy got cancer, and the psychotherapist was like, oh, congratulations, you have cancer. And Charles looked at him and was like, what are you talking about, dude? Like, I thought the guy was crazy.

Starting point is 01:05:48 He's like, you are one of the few people on this planet that actually gets the ability to actually live their life. Most people are just going through life, going through the motions. You're now in the present moment, focused, because you know that your time is limited. And I had a gal on my podcast that was a death doula. She'd been with over 80 people during their death. And she said, you can never live your life fully until you have faced death. You faced death. And how many people have these near life, near death experiences and then they just completely transformed?

Starting point is 01:06:21 Yeah, I agree with that. Right? So they get really solid in that point. So we don't have to have a near-death experience to change our lives. We don't have to get a cancer diagnosis. We can do that consciously right now and understand that our body is a gift. Your life is a gift. God doesn't make mistakes. Creation doesn't make mistakes.

Starting point is 01:06:41 So by definition, if you're here, you were created, so God doesn't make mistakes, so you have purpose. What are you going to do with your life? Are you following your passion? Are you following your joy? Are you following your excitement? Or are you just kind of going through the motions? You don't have to wait for a heart attack or a cancer diagnosis or long-haul COVID or getting really sick to wake you up. You can do it right now if you choose to. You can choose to have the best relationship ever. You can choose to finally get fit.

Starting point is 01:07:14 I mean, if other people are getting fit, so can you. You just haven't figured it out yet. That's kind of the thing that I specialize in. Find somebody like me that was fat and had a whole bunch of health issues and healed themselves and been doing for 14 years and yelling at people for 14 years to eat sprouts and juice and detox. Right? There's people out there that are examples that you can follow to get what you want that you can mentor with. So whatever area that's

Starting point is 01:07:41 Sadly, sadly, you know, it's so interesting. Oh, I gotta get that yeah What about this parasite free formula? So that that was that was one of dr. Treadway's last formulas before he passed away all right from a routine back surgery. He was from Texas a military veteran And he's got amazing formulas so parasite free as a formula I've done lots of I've been pushing people to get parasite detox because almost he's got amazing formulas. So parasite free is a formula. I've done lots of, I've been pushing people to get parasite detox because almost everybody's

Starting point is 01:08:09 got parasites, period, end of story. I gotta get that. And a lot of them are very complicated. They're very expensive. They can cost 200 or 600 bucks a month. They taste like terrible, which I'm not too, whatever, as long as it kills them, I don't care. And they're not, you gotta take this at this time and this at that time and there's two or three of them so

Starting point is 01:08:27 we wanted to have something very simple sure you shake it up really good because we don't put toxic emulsifiers in any of our tinctures you have to actually shake them every time because the constituents the raw material will sink to the bottom and you squirt it in your mouth morning and night hold it for about 15 to 30 seconds half of it will go through the mucus membrane into the bloodstream to attack amoebas and smaller type parasites that are living intracellularly. And then the rest will go through the gastrointestinal tract

Starting point is 01:08:52 and start working on hookworms and pinworms and tapeworms and other stuff. So we're working on adults, larvae and their eggs. You just take it morning and night, very simple. their eggs. Just take it morning and night. Very simple. So, so I had a question and I, okay. So we've heard some, some bad news and you know, so interesting. I have this great show I do with Austin Picard and Brad Binkley and it is called Whatever This Is because we don't even know it. We didn't come up with a name, so we just ran with that.

Starting point is 01:09:29 And you know, there was a moment in which we brought up Joe Biden and his cancer and us and I made some, you know, jokes and Brad kind of brought us back into humanity. And I respect him for that. I personally think, but whether it's real or not, I'm, I don't know. I think they just want to kill off that narrative. They the, the Biden, the multiple Biden's Nephilim by Biden. You remember Nephilim Biden when he was like six, eight, you think they care about that

Starting point is 01:10:01 narrative? I think they're over it. I mean, he's served his purpose purpose he's I think that's true gone through and then like now they have multiple Biden's being able to bring a coherent sentence clear their goal was to get Kamala Harris into the White House right right but I'm saying the narrative of Joe Biden and like everyone talking about the multiple by do you remember I don't think they care about that. I think they want that. Not enough people know about that.

Starting point is 01:10:27 So that's my opinion. I just want to say my point. I just don't think enough people know about that. That they killed off the Biden thing. It will be done. Maybe real Biden is chilling in the Bahamas. Nobody knows what's going on, right? But that narrative is going to come.

Starting point is 01:10:42 They no longer have to play the game of Biden's, you know, Jim Carrey, Biden. Yeah, Jim Carrey. You remember black Biden? Do you guys remember black Biden where he had a mask on below was black skinned Biden, you know? So those Bidens are going to be gone and that narrative will be done.

Starting point is 01:10:59 That storyline will be done. But then Scott Adams now has come out and said, he has the exact same thing that Joe Biden has and that he doesn't think he'll live past the summer. And everybody's running and trying to give him these alternative things for him to take to fight this situation. And he said he's tried it all and none of it's worked.

Starting point is 01:11:24 I mean, I don't want anyone to pass away. I'm super sorry about that. And I hope that he does figure out something that works and that he can go live on a longer life. But one thing that Scott Adams has said is that the anti-vavvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvr-vr, the anti-vaxxers, right, were right. He was like, they were right. What is your thoughts on that whole thing, Tim? As far as vaccines and cancer?

Starting point is 01:11:55 And all that stuff, there seems to be some connection. And then we had a woman just put out something that we did on Broken Sim. Her name is Leah Realtalk. I keep saying, oh, she's been debunked, maybe, but you know, she said that like an insane number of people in China have died from the COVID situation. Like the numbers are absolutely insane. The number she's putting out.

Starting point is 01:12:21 Why would they tell the truth? Right. But like, do you think there is a link between those two things? Allegedly. Getting jabbed in cancer? These are dangerous conspiracies we're talking about. You know, so between the J and this turbo cancer that's showing up.

Starting point is 01:12:39 Well, I think we need to take a step back and, I mean, look at the Time Magazine special edition, how genetic engineering will change us. The vaccines through the whole COVID thing, if you look at what they're doing, they're hijacking like yeast and bacterium and our own cells and having our cells make the snake venom spike proteins inside of us.

Starting point is 01:13:04 Did you guys know that? Yes, I mean, that's how advanced this sorcery is. So all right, so if that's the case, then, you know, why do you, well, another one. Did you guys ever have, let me think about this. Let me pull this up here. It was Pediatric and it was Thomas

Starting point is 01:13:31 Pediatric How come it's not pulling up position Dr. Paul Thomas he's from Oregon doctor. This will answer your question right here Without even answering it really here without even answering it really. Dr. Paul Thomas is a pediatrician or was in the state of Oregon and he had one of the largest pediatric clinics in the United States. I think it was in the top five. He had like 10,000 patients, okay, serving with multiple doctors in his clinic. And he did what was called informed consent. Okay? Most people know what that is. They actually sit down and tell you the pros and the cons

Starting point is 01:14:08 in detail of the vaccinations for your children. And they call these baby well visits, okay? So this doctor was actually doing it. And he says, I do complete informed consent. And when he did complete informed consent, guess what happened to the patient population? 70% of the parents elected to not get vaccinations. The pharmaceutical reps, big pharma, they didn't like this, what was going on, what are you doing over here, blah, blah, blah. He's like, look, here's the deal. He goes, I'm doing informed consent.

Starting point is 01:14:38 That's what we're supposed to do. And he goes, if they don't want any vaccines, I ain't giving it to them. He goes, if they want the full vaccination schedule based on what the CDC says, I'm giving it to them. I'm doing what the parents want for their children. Period. End of story. Okay. He was just doing what he thought was right. So now he has this very large patient population where 70% of the kids were not vaccinated. Well, what happened was, is that he had a couple kids in his patient population getting autism. It was like two or three of them and statistically that was like way over the the numbers that should have been. So he

Starting point is 01:15:15 started doing all this deep dive and going what is going on with my patients? How could this many have autism? And so, long story short, he found out that the kids, so he did, they started looking and examining the health of the children that were vaccinated versus the health of the children that were not vaccinated, and they found out that the 30% population was vaccinated, was completely sick and had all the problems, throat and ear and ear infections, all these issues, sick, autism, the ones that weren't vaccinated were hardly sick at all. He got his license pulled. He got his license pulled for he goes for just pointing out the facts and the data that I brought

Starting point is 01:15:57 to the table. He goes I didn't wasn't trying to do this but he goes just through discovery we discovered that the kids that were vaccinated were the sickest of all of them, unequivocally. And then they pulled his license for doing that. It's insane to me that people don't realize that. And something's happened with mothers, this is anti-women, something's happened with mothers that the fear has overrided their basic- There it is again, there it is. If you're operating out of fear, you're making the wrong choices. with mothers that the fear has overrided their basic...

Starting point is 01:16:25 There it is again, there it is. If you're operating out of fear, you're making the wrong choices. Their basic drive to protect their children at all costs. If in a proper reality, if someone said, if you do this, this could give your kid, there's a 10% chance you could get this I bet you a hundred percent of the mothers in a proper world would not get it but

Starting point is 01:16:53 we're not seeing that at all well we actually know 70% will not get it when they're properly informed we know this now through dr. Paul Thomas's work yeah but during COVID and during COVID I don't know if you guys knew this, but they shut down everything in the beginning. You couldn't even go get your baby well-visitants. You couldn't go to your pediatrician. And guess what happened during that time when you couldn't go see your doctor?

Starting point is 01:17:19 Child death rates, young child death rates plummeted. So kids stopped dying. As soon as they opened the doors back up and you could go back and see your doctor the death rates and child child exploded again I mean what I never thought about is uh them testing vaccines on kids because they say oh they're ready for kids I'm like well you have to test it on them yeah what what kind of adult is like yeah you can vaccinate my kid on this experimental fucking vaccine? Well, because- You have an immune system, and this is the bottom line, is that, and this is where all the dysfunction is the

Starting point is 01:17:51 disconnection from nature and the God and the creator, creation of nature, right? And so you have defense mechanisms. You have the innate and the adaptive immune system. You have the gut microbiome system, you have the neural system, you have the, there's another system, the interferon system. That interferon system in your body wants to take a hit. It needs struggle, it needs something. So if it gets hit by a certain type of a bacterium or something, it's going to recognize it, create necessary antibodies, and make a thousand duplicates of that because it knows that thing's gonna morph too in nature, and you just became a thousand times stronger. That's how you grow, that's how you evolve.

Starting point is 01:18:33 We need to be exposed to this stuff. Kids used to run around just outside all the time in the dirt picking up microbiome and good bacterium and picking up other stuff from other kids, and they would just get stronger and stronger They used to have measles parties, right? Remember her hearing about this stuff Yeah, exposing your kids to the chicken pox types of things and and now it's like moms are like put wipe your hands Sterilize your hands stay out of the dirt everything they do. All that stuff is lowering your child's immune system Everything you're killing you put put those wipes on your hands, you're destroying 99.9% of your positive bacterium that are going to protect you, and you're

Starting point is 01:19:10 going to kill off 99.9% of the bad ones, but the.1% that stays behind now becomes stronger and stronger and stronger, and now we're breeding these superbugs, and that's why 5% of people go into a hospital, they're dying from something else than what they went in for. And a lot of it is like- And you have like, someone said you had like a 500% chance, more chance of dying from a doctor than you do from a gun. It's like insane numbers. And no one will understand that.

Starting point is 01:19:39 And when they say malpractice, right, medical malpractice, they're not going, oh, you just didn't make it through, meaning that they did everything right and you just didn't make it through. Something they did. They did something wrong. And I get into it all the time.

Starting point is 01:19:55 I had a conversation with somebody, I'm not gonna say who it was, and I was asked them why, listen, this is crazy, listen to this, Tim. So they have told me that for my kids to go to LA school district, that they have to get two Hep B shots. Even though they've never gotten Hep B in the time,

Starting point is 01:20:17 why do I need two of them? Why do I need two of them? It makes no effing sense. I mean, let alone one, two, they didn't get happy. Why are you saying my kids are gonna get a fucking party drug disease? Like it's absolutely, I don't know what to do. I wanna get them out of LA so badly.

Starting point is 01:20:37 You just, number one is like don't ever homeschool. You gotta get kids out of the public. The public, it's been hijacked. I get it, dude. Sometimes that's not an option. The school system, the educational system is run by government. It's corrupt and broken, disgusting, gross. The medical system, same thing. All these systems, the farming system with the chemicals and stuff like that, these things are broken systems. 4,300 people a

Starting point is 01:21:04 day are dying of processed foods. And you get really sick because the foods are poisoned and contaminated, and then they put you into a system, they put more chemicals on you. Nobody has chemical deficiencies. Like all these diseases that they talk about all the time, they're not diseases. Most of these are nutrient deficiencies like Scurvy right? Oh stay away from them Stay away from those people. They've got scurvy Well, what was it? Most people know it was a vitamin C deficiency. Yes Right. Yeah, so the sailors were actually called lime ease because they found out that if you give a If they eat a lemon or a lime a day

Starting point is 01:21:44 Limies because they found out that if you give a if they eat a lemon or a lime a day That they they don't get scurvy because they have vitamin C. The problem was is that long long voyages The lemons and limes would go rotten so they were still dying of scurvy So then they went to garbanzo beans or chickpeas because they could store them dry get them wet soak them and then eat them and those Had it in there. So it wasn't a disease, it was a vitamin C deficiency. There's another disease called rickets. And oh my God, it's a disease, stay away, you're going to be contagious, you're going to kill me.

Starting point is 01:22:17 That was a vitamin D deficiency. Heart disease. I have a whole episode on this on my show. People are scared about that. It's a B vitamin deficiency. That's what it is. Heart disease is a B vitamin cholesterol, these issues. These are B vitamin deficiencies.

Starting point is 01:22:34 So you can always look at it, it's either going to be toxins or a vitamin, it's a burden, like a toxic burden, chemicals, pesticides, fungicides, radiation, pollution, heavy metals, Wi-Fi. There's things that are gonna cause problems to the body and it's also nutrient deficiencies. So if we can detox this crap out of our cells and out of our gut and keep it out and stop putting it in

Starting point is 01:22:56 and keep our body like you said, Sam, in a good terrain, a natural terrain, and then flood the body with natural nutrients, the body's going to heal every freaking time at some level. Like you're going to get better and then you have to also reduce the stress and learn how to respond differently to the stress in the modern world. If you can work on those three things and create a lifestyle that's daily detoxing, daily flooding the body with real nutrition and reducing and responding your stress differently, I haven't seen anybody that doesn't heal.

Starting point is 01:23:26 I couldn't agree more. What do you think about alkaline water? Well, I think that it can be good, especially because some people are so acidic, but if you go into nature and look at like a river, a naturally running river, those are slightly acid, right? So it's not that we need alkaline water, it's because we have such an acidic lifestyle. Because we're eating things with sugar in them,

Starting point is 01:23:50 that's acid. We cook a lot of cooked foods, acid. Meat's very acidic. Just flour, pastries, that type of stuff, anything that's breads and stuff like that. Bananas can have a lot of acidity in them because there's a lot of sugar in there. Dried fruit, coffee, some teas.

Starting point is 01:24:09 These are acid-based foods. So since we're so acidy, if somebody's got cancer, then alkaline water could be good for them. But the reality is, is that if you're eating mostly living foods, like every other creature on the planet, where they actually pick their food and eat it on the spot, directly from Mother Earth, you're going to be getting very alkaline stuff. Like, when you eat a cucumber, that's very alkaline.

Starting point is 01:24:31 When you eat eggplant, that's very alkaline. When you eat broccoli, all this stuff, all these vegetables that have nicotine in them as well. You're going to get nicotine, you're going to get alkalinity, and you're going to get water. Most of the vegetables have 80% water in them In fact, there are some animals that live they don't drink a lot of water in deserty areas They get their water from the plants that they eat, right? So that's the whole thing with alkaline water. It can be good

Starting point is 01:24:58 But there's also if somebody's very acidic and they have like cancer or something But I don't think it's something if somebody's eating a proper lifestyle which most people aren't they wouldn't even need it but you have to also be careful there's a difference between alkaline and alkalized water right so alkaline water you can throw some bacon soda in the water and now it's changing the pH it's more alkaline that's okay to have a little bit of that but if you're drinking like alkaline water that's got baking soda in it all the time, I can't remember why, but it's not good for you. It's just not, how much baking soda water is floating down a river

Starting point is 01:25:36 in a pond or coming out of a spring, you know? It's just a common sense thing, but it does something to your gut. I can't remember what it is. A little bit of baking soda is not bad, but if you're doing it all day long, it's not good. What's the effect of Molly on you? Well, I don't think I've ever tried it on my own. I think, I don't really know, but I think what happened one time when I was younger in my 20s, I was dancing with my shirt off in a gay bar. Sounds pretty mild to you.

Starting point is 01:26:08 Good for you, dude. Yeah, because all the hot chicks were there, and there was no competition. That's a great place to pick up chicks, is in a gay bar. There was no competition. They gotta think you're not gay first. Well, because their whole thing is like, oh, we're finally just gonna be able to dance

Starting point is 01:26:23 and not get hit on, even though women complain men aren't hitting on them. That's what you think, baby. Yeah, that's what you think. I didn't know it. Sammy's here. I didn't know it. Okay, I didn't know that it was a gay bar going in there.

Starting point is 01:26:33 Probably from Eastern Oregon, I wanted to went in there, but I had 10 Long Islands that night, so my buddies took me over to this place. I can't remember the name of it. I'll think of it. What was the name of it? I can't think of it. Anyway, I'm up on some blocks dancing. I come down, I'm sweating my butt off.

Starting point is 01:26:48 It's like, you know, whatever, one in the morning, midnight. And this girl walks by and she's got a glass of water and a plastic cup. I was like, hey, can I get a drink of that water? She stops and looks at me. She's like, okay, here you go. And then I started drinking it. And then, you know, cause I was drunk, it finally registered the way she looked at me in the wind. I was like, wait a minute

Starting point is 01:27:09 I was like is what's in this she's like you'll find out in about ten minutes. Oh my god I don't know what it was. I think it might have been Molly or something because the next I was so tired next I was so tired I know 1pm the next day. What's it called? Date rape drug? Yeah. Yeah. It kept me up for another 12 hours and I was just laying in bed. I wanted to go to bed so bad.

Starting point is 01:27:34 I had a buddy of mine in college. He loved that shit. The date rape drug? He'd give it to himself. And then... Then rape himself? Inevitably, he'd have to go to the hospital. What?

Starting point is 01:27:46 And he was like this good looking guy, he's Derek, he's from- GHB, that was it, Rohypnol or GHB. Yeah, he would sip GHB. And then every time there would be an ambulance showing up to take him to the hospital. And then he'd show up to the hospital and he'd always be buck naked.

Starting point is 01:28:01 I'm like, why are you naked, dude? And then you'd see all the gay nurses just like, we got to get his clothes. He got drugged again. He's got drugged again. Derek. Sounds right. People party on it, but they literally take bottle caps. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:28:14 Very, very little. And you can, you can obviously go too far very easily. Yeah. He would do it all the time. Back. It's very responsible. Actually, you could go too far. Very.

Starting point is 01:28:25 Yeah. Don't do it. And time back in the Vegas. That's very responsible actually. You could go too far, Barry. I appreciate that. Yeah, don't do it. A responsible word. And she's like Smokey the Bear. Only you can date rape yourself. John's eyes just fucking opened up. All right, dude. This has been a great, great Tim. Excuse me, Tim.

Starting point is 01:28:41 Sorry, John. Sorry, Tim. My apologies. You had me looking. I was like, what? Yeah, I don't know what I just said right there. Great episode, dude. Is there anything else you want to hit, dude? This is literally one of the best episodes we've ever done, dude. Big time. Thank you, Tim.

Starting point is 01:28:55 I'd never heard the viruses of that. I mean, that's fascinating. Well, I think number one takeaway is like fear. If you feel fear, recognize that that's not your true natural vibrational frequency. And if somebody's bestowing fear upon you, it's disconnecting you from Source. And so it's really important to understand that anytime you're experiencing fear, unless something's chasing you in the woods, people probably don't have your best interest at heart and you need to pause and take a moment to find out what belief systems that you have that are feeling this and maybe do some homework and really really dig in and have an open mind to find out and find out if you're being lied to or not because most likely you are. That's what I've experienced over the last 14 years starting to question everything. I couldn't believe that there was toxins in my food because I paid my taxes for the Federal

Starting point is 01:29:51 Food and Drug Administration to make sure that my chicken strips and JoJo's were healthy. I didn't know that the batter that the chickens were wrapped in had glyphosate in it and it was causing these proteases that were eating my intestinal lining. Okay, I didn't know that and I think I should have known that and why did they allow that? And so me getting angry in the beginning was my first response because I didn't have the skill set that I have now because that anger, I guess it was good because it got me to take action, but it also created a fear state inside of me and the cortisol and the adrenaline and I was creating a toxic soup. So we don't want to do that.

Starting point is 01:30:27 We don't want to let them get us at any level. Even when their spirits spew in their fear, we want to be like, okay, what can I learn from this? How can I grow? And how can I make sure that I don't participate in that at all and in a loving way open the door through my actions in my life by being healthy and having a great relationship and being financially successful and all these other things, to hand out permission slips to my friends and my family and the people

Starting point is 01:30:53 in my community so they can see that they don't have to be in fear as well. So that would be one big takeaway. The second thing is, if anybody needs any help at all with their health or they're stuck and they want to lose weight or they got some disorder disease, we really want to help people. We're a small company. We've got great products that Dr. Treadway formulated. We have all these nano silver things that are amazing now, even the mouth rinse. Dude, we have a mouth rinse that if you swallow it, your immune system goes up.

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Starting point is 01:34:29 with mitochondrial function. You're actually creating sacred geometry. So the water goes to 120 degree bond angle, which is hexagonal. And it's also taking minerals like vaderites and aragonite forms of calcium and converting them to, or excuse me, calc and and aragonite forms of calcium and converting them to or excuse me calcite and aragonite to vaterite and vaterite is also hexagonal sacred geometry so it's off actually softening the water and giving you a very beneficial form of vaterite that's actually made in the mitochondria so it helps with the gut it helps with so many things I will have to you have to have me back on we'll we'll talk about the water system

Starting point is 01:35:06 because it's literally a game changer. I think they should have put up a waiting list on that handheld. If not, I'll have them get it up there because these things are awesome. I got, my chickens are getting structured water, my ducks, my dog, me, my dad, everybody. And you can drink a lot less water

Starting point is 01:35:24 and get even more hydrated with this type of water. It's actually fourth phase water and they can read all about it on the website. So you guys, it's all- I just took my supplements from you, chemical free body. I just took them right now. I take them every day and I take them on Wednesdays. I take them in between shows.

Starting point is 01:35:43 So when we first met, I'd say we've been close for about five years, maybe a little bit before that. But my kids had just been born and you got me to buy a water filter and I just got a brand new one and I love it, I love it, I use it all the time. I filter this. And you're a water snob. Like I've bought you water before at the airport

Starting point is 01:36:06 And you're like that you've that's what you bought me. Well you did you can't get somebody some aquafina, bro Comedy club and they got aquafina. I'm like, I don't know if I can come back here again I've seen him talking to my rider and my rider is Avion water I need avion water. I'd love that filtered water. It doesn't happen on the road, but I am not drinking Aquafina. What's the other shitty one? Desante? Just shit my mouth. Why don't you just do that? I need a water. Shit my mouth. He's literally told the club that. He's after water and he's got this like... So it's so funny. I did that show with Josh Denny and Gavin McGinnis and I brought up like, because they brought me an Aquafina, I go, dude, why are you guys serving me with an Aquafina water?

Starting point is 01:36:50 It's garbage. He goes, I guarantee you, if you test, Gavin McGinnis, who is great, was like, I guarantee you if you test it's all the same. I go, bro, that's totally not true. I can tell the difference. Absolutely. It's a dude. So someone just put out the top five worst waters and they only put the first three and yet to watch another video to get

Starting point is 01:37:09 The first two but in the top three aquafina and the sunny the sunny Garbage was made by coke and Pepsi or 100 always owned by the same person The same entity owns both of them trying to drink that glass bottle shit. Well that's spring mountain one. That's the best everywhere now I Alright Tim. This has been a great episode what I'm gonna say all-time banger, dude Great episode. I know you want to get into a bunch of other stuff But the show goes as a show goes and this is an all-time great So we appreciate you one more time tell them where they can find you

Starting point is 01:37:44 And this is an all-time great. So we appreciate you one more time. Tell them where they can find you Yeah, we're at chemicalfreebody.com. That's chemicalfreebody.com. And if you guys Want to try anything out don't forget to use the code tfh tinfoil hat and you guys can get a discount and help support sam and his crew and If you have questions reach out to us I talk to a lot of people too. I, I, whenever I get a moment, I hop in there and I call customers and chat with them and see what's up. And we love doing that. We also do coaching and

Starting point is 01:38:14 I have something new. We have, I've been doing an inner circle call for over six years and I do coaching on Wednesdays, 6 PM Pacific, 9 PM Eastern. So I teach on a topic and then we do live Q&A so people can come that's normally been a paid for program It still is it's 37 a month to be in the inner circle or people pay 997 bucks for lifetime But now I changed it so that if people are patronizing us and they're using our products and they're getting benefit and they're on our Subscribe and say where they're getting it on a regular basis and saving money you now get into the inner circle for free so as long as you're doing that you get free coaching I don't know anybody else is doing that where you can go to Supplement company and you have a free coach where you can plug into every week and get questions answered because we really want you know

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Starting point is 01:39:39 I'll be 52 Good buddy, and I feel amazing. I did sprints this week, just out in front of the farm on the county road. I sprint for 30 seconds and then walk for 30 seconds. And I sprint for 30 seconds and I walk for 30 seconds. And all trail run with my kids are coming back down for Memorial Day. We'll probably go hike and pick some morel mushrooms, swim and whatever. I can keep up with my 20 year old sons no problem. No problem. Pete Slauson Nice.

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Starting point is 01:40:36 something else from a client or from somebody else that I have on my show. It's been awesome. So, fun stuff. I love having you on. You're an all time great. You're a good friend and I appreciate you and thanks for coming on. Links below.

Starting point is 01:40:53 And he's one of our affiliates. I have him in the, you go to samtribbly.com, you click the link, you can get right into it and get you going and yeah, man. So, great episode. All episode alright guys let's break it down hey guys so what'd you guys think? Think I'm giving up weed and moving to fucking nicotine yeah dude

Starting point is 01:41:13 That's the move and you called it first why are you always on top of everything I was over here like Sam just gonna be kind of just popping I literally am just popping all the time For good For good I've never felt more alive I'd give you a six right now if I didn't eat a creche. Like a star or some of those additives are. And end up in Mexico, okay? Guys, listen to me, dude. This episode was full of fire. James is always great on the show. Tim James, he's always great on the show.

Starting point is 01:41:36 But this was, I thought, the best episode he's ever done. And it was fire. And you know, it just lines up to my whole thing with the terrain theory and now we're finding out they're just giving us snake venom. But I love God. Okay, so does it line up with your terrain theory? Because he was saying that there is something that is a virus, it's venom. Now that so, but that's not what you're saying. I'm saying that the thing that they say is in the air that you catch.

Starting point is 01:42:04 But you think it's exosomes and he's saying it's not it's venom. I'm saying it's a combination Okay, so you kind of just I'm saying that what they say is a virus is an exosome It's venom though and the venom is causing it is causing it to detoxify Exactly causing it to detoxify. Exactly. I'm going to talk to XG cause Xavier sucks. I love Zombie XG back from his EDM concert. You really didn't bring your voice today. No, I did not, but I do. It is kind of weird that it always goes back.

Starting point is 01:42:36 Cause these were your best episodes. Unbelievable. No, but it's weird that, uh, it goes back to snake. It is weird. It goes back to the snake. It goes back to snake. It is weird goes back to the snake Oh back to venom can't accept that Most people can't come to grips who told Eve to eat the snake who tweet the apple I think you answered it snake

Starting point is 01:42:54 But then he goes so you're gonna crawl on your belly for the rest of my life rest of your life Which makes me think it had arms and legs before what a lizard person. Yeah, a dragon. Or a dragon. Damn. Xavier Guerrero bringing the bombs. Yeah. Yeah, dude. That's it. I know he wanted to come in and talk about a bunch of other stuff, but man, that snake venom shit was exactly what daddy needed to hear to know he's right again. He's right again. And it was a great episode. I hope you guys go and click on his banner on our thing and support Tim James for coming and giving us that good stuff guys. The good stuff. Listen guys if you want to see me live just so here's real quick everything you need listen very simple guys if you want

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Starting point is 01:50:21 And you'll see what we mean by that. And, uh, all right, man, enjoy these highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken SIM. James Comey, hot topics was on Instagram, I guess, and was just walking down, like walking down the beach, right? As what he said. Yeah. And he said, uh, look at this interesting seashell.

Starting point is 01:50:39 Yeah. He just like, I came up with, yeah, that he came up with that I put here five minutes ago, really is what he said. They think we're stupid. I mean, he must Yeah. I found. That he came up with? That I put here five minutes ago, really, is what he said. They think we're stupid. I mean, he must, right? Okay. And what it says, I'll try to find the... It's a picture.

Starting point is 01:50:52 It's in a Tom Hanks shady kind of picture way, which is 8647. Yes. The number is 8647, Seashell spelling that out, and he wrote... 8647. Cool shell formation on my beachwalk. Yeah, sure, Comey call me like so we're dumb I know you think we're dumb now 86 of course is code for like to get rid of something and they go hey man maybe you shouldn't do that and then is there anyone there that could tell call me that that's dumb don't do that man you know he's really tall

Starting point is 01:51:21 oxygen it doesn't get up that high oh yeah it's like Mount Everest he's like six six or something he's like a free homie six oh yeah dude know, he's really tall. The oxygen doesn't get up that high. Oh, it's like Mount Everest. He's like six six or something He's like a freak. Call me six. Oh, yeah, dude. James Comey's huge dog nephelums Like he's six eight. Sorry. He's six eight. James Comey. James Comey is six eight. Yes Yeah, he's massive. If he walked in I'd go. Oh my god. You're so big. Look at him Is that thing you do with zoom johnny where you meet somebody you know from zoom and you go how tall are you really? Look at the size of this freak dude Just a giant man. Oh my god, Johnny. I never knew that. Yeah, look at him next to Obama

Starting point is 01:51:52 He's supposed to run like six one six two. Oh wow. Yeah, look at he played a ball in college When he went to lizard school was he a power forward lizard let's see uh play basketball how many chicks are getting pregnant tonight because the nicks won that had we won a championship energy he played high school basketball but refused to play in pickup games with barack obama because he did not want to appear too friendly with uh his best friend barack as he's in pictures laughing with him now i don't want kabob is too friendly high fives doing all the the jive high fives right so he jive high fives

Starting point is 01:52:30 Right, so he puts out this thing the internet freaks out 40 set which I didn't say though if you don't know Trump is the 47th president. He's 45th and 47th, which is 9-eleven. Yeah. Well also that Johnny It's 9-eleven and then it's been according to people on the internet. It's been 8,647 days since the September 11th attack. And I wonder if he goes, Oh, I can get away with it now because I can explain it away with this because that really weirdo man, uh, governor of Michigan did the, had the exact same thing. She had like blocks on her, on her desk behind her that said 86 47. Really?

Starting point is 01:53:02 Yeah. Which everyone thinks is a sign of shading it and then everyone brings in the Qatar plane You're like what a great way to get rid of somebody is just give them a blown-up plane Give a plane is already blown up. No, that's about to blow up or could blow up John. You know what I'm doing stop well, it's funny, I mean the plane thing we haven't talked about it here, but This plane they say it will cost more almost about it here but this plane they say will cost more almost to then they then they could ever hope to save for them to actually tear through it and refit it for all the because it's got to have like flares in it and all this high tech

Starting point is 01:53:33 that they don't tell us about that Air Force One has yeah so they have to completely almost take the X-ray of it well it's not just to make sure it's safe yeah that's part of it but it's also to just add all this shit to it that has to be added. Oh, for the Air Force One? Yeah, for the military. Yeah, dude, I wouldn't ride that till I'm at the end of my presidency. No, I wouldn't ride that.

Starting point is 01:53:52 I'd be like, all right. It's going to take two years. He's going to be out of here. You know? No, he's got three more. Yeah, but he's got one year like to a real one year, probably. Yeah, it's going to take two years to make it. That's what they said. Yeah, two years. Can't they send Secret service there to watch? This clearly means like get rid of Trump is is like I mean, it's obviously so now James Comey had a little knock at the door

Starting point is 01:54:14 I don't know if you saw this earlier today. Um, the Secret Service came by yeah, they called him in actually I think he had to come in. Yeah, this says former FBI Director James Comey has been interviewed by the US Secret Service after he shared a deleted social media post — Trump noticed immediately, of course — that Republicans allege is an incitement to violence against the US President Donald Trump. Comey voluntarily participated in questioning for about an hour at the — he had to go into their DC headquarters. It comes a day after he posted that. And then this is from the BBC. They're acknowledging that it could also mean kill and then 47.

Starting point is 01:54:51 It could also mean like we're out of Heinz 47 if you're running a restaurant. Yeah. Guys, we're out of Heinz 47, 86, 47. Trump said he knew exactly what it meant. A child would know what that meant. I bet you my kids don't. Hey, ninja, what does that mean?

Starting point is 01:55:07 Uh. They wouldn't. If you're the FBI director and you don't know what that meant, that meant assassination and it says it loud and clear. Says it loud and clear. Okay?

Starting point is 01:55:19 Yeah, you know they want, I mean. So strange though. Why would he do that? Yeah, I know. It's well, because he's like Tom Hanks they're all crazy people they're all psychopaths no one makes it that level that wouldn't stab their mom Tulsi Gabbard says that he he should be arrested he should be jailed for issuing a hit on drug The only chick that could be president Tulsi Gabbard just because she has phone sex voice

Starting point is 01:55:42 that's the only reason I like her right she'd, Oh guys, let me tell you about our new budget. Yeah. You like that? Like that dirty budget? Anything pass you wants creeping on those old guys. Yeah. Yeah. That's what she does. The problem is she goes in there and like, Hey, hey buddy. Hey buddy. Hey, Mr. Kennedy. Uh, let's say Kennedy or whatever from, you know, Hey y'all, I'm from Louisiana Yeah, I just love talking in metaphors wonky ass metaphors She goes in there and like slides, you know slides a little hand up his leg and he's like, sorry darling You're barking up the wrong tree. You're barking up the wrong dog's leg

Starting point is 01:56:16 I'm riding up there. You're barking up the wrong fire hydrant. You're you're off by about 50 years, sweet Okay, that thing don't work. We only like boys around There's not enough blue to in here to save it save you Yeah, it's all I am but seriously that's so many of those guys like in in Senate, especially Reid as as They really do speaking of Schmierer from And I'm retorn on this because a lot of people are saying it's just fake but James O'Keefe Got has gotten his hands and he's milking the shit out of it. Oh, yeah some footage from actually like James I do too. I used to think he was like too slanted, but now I understand what he's doing

Starting point is 01:56:56 But dude, you don't say dude. I got a run for my life. You won't hear from me for a while I think he's on a rooftop DJ and with that with that like bullet Johnny flag that they'll get copy. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, I'm really concerned about that So So he comes out with this footage that he again he's been like leaking out and dribs and drabs of Schmupstein And I mean, did you see it the Johnny you should go and if you want to find out the words We said on the show go to broken sim on Twitter will list every fresh fresh fresh you can find

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