Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #924: Controlled Burn With Gary Faust

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Starting point is 00:01:17 And just like me, he was a wild one. And now he's kind of got his life on track. He's doing the Lord's work. And I'm happy to have him on the show because he's doing. great work please open gary fowth how are you buddy thank you for having me sam i'm actually two weeks sober today completely oh dude welcome it's so much better people don't realize it it's just so much better i can't express you enough how much i love being sober yeah and if you're out there struggling i would say go to a meeting and just sit back and uh just give it a chance um it's really

Starting point is 00:01:54 amazing when you you stop shooting yourself at the foot how easy it is to walk to your dreams people don't realize that I was talking to somebody recently and then I'll shut up here but during COVID I got sober you know I got on the Zoom meeting that goes every night and

Starting point is 00:02:13 I really bonded with these people but I had so much time on my hands I would sit down and I would write a daily gratitude list and then I would do a daily goals list and I had so much time I would do a life goals and I would really shoot for the stars like I would just I would just put crazy shit on there

Starting point is 00:02:32 that at that point in time didn't seem that realistic and I can't tell you how many of those things are now coming true and it's basically a GPS for your life Yeah it's manifestation right It's manifestation the written word is manifestation And on top of that

Starting point is 00:02:51 I always tell people when they get sober it's like You got where you want to go Like what are the things you want to do It's like, you know, not having goals in your life is like getting your car and just driving somewhere. I don't know where I'm going. Well, you usually know where you're going when you drive. So writing down your goals list. And when I tell people to do, when they do their life goals, shoot for the fucking stars, dude.

Starting point is 00:03:16 Don't censor. Don't go. That's never going to happen. You can say I want to be president of the United States. That's a, there's a million things that have to happen. You know what I've been saying lately, a kind of jokingly. but the more I say it, the more serious I realize I am is, I keep telling people I'm trying to save America,

Starting point is 00:03:34 which is like you're saying, shooting for the stars, but I'm kind of starting to think that if everybody started thinking that way, we probably would be in a lot better of a predicament. Well, Gary, if I give you any advice as a guy who's been in recovery, been on a spiritual journey, you can't save anybody. The only thing that you can do is to give them the data and knowledge to save themselves.

Starting point is 00:04:00 So when I do a show, a live show and people come up to me and say, hey, man, your show saved my life. That's worth more than gold. Because that meant they took control of their life and they took the steps to change their vibrations and the direction of the world.

Starting point is 00:04:20 So, because you can get lost. You know what you just reminded me of was, you were talking earlier about the, uh, the, uh, the ethereal wiggers that are controlling the earth. You know, earlier I, I was talking to my buddy the other day,

Starting point is 00:04:35 and he was talking about, are you familiar with Nicola Tesla's 369 rule? Bro, all my, all my goals and my gratitude lists are done in 369. Nine, nine things I'm grateful for, nine daily goals. And when I was doing my life goals,

Starting point is 00:04:52 which I need to get back to, I did it in, and I did 27 of them. Can you give me your Sam Tripoli's synopsis of why the 369 rule works? It's a dude, it's very complicated and I'm a retard. But what I would tell you is that it has to do with energy and points and data. You know, Xavier is much better explaining this. Xavier, will you explain Tesla's 369 to everybody?

Starting point is 00:05:26 This is how we're going to do it. Nikola Tesla was fascinated by the numbers 369, which he called the key to the universe, believing they held a deeper significance to the cosmos patterns and energies. While he didn't, exceptfully, I don't know what that works. Explicitly.

Starting point is 00:05:43 There we go. A 369 theory? I don't know if you want to keep going. His ideas inspired the modern 369 manifestation. See, if you see behind him, if you go to images, it will show you it will show you

Starting point is 00:05:58 why these numbers matter they're very specific numbers Johnny do you have any clue because you're the nerd dork I have no idea I don't know but it works you know I was talking to somebody the other day about biblical numerology

Starting point is 00:06:14 and why all these things are connected and I don't know anything about it I'm not saying that it's legitimate because I haven't done my research personally on it but I'm noticing more and more people are starting to pick up on things like numerology and the Bible, like very, very much so recently. I think there's also been a rise in the attendance of Christian and Catholic churches all

Starting point is 00:06:40 across Europe. Well, we've done an experiment since the 60s about going the opposite way of God through this kind of astroturf movement to demonize God, and everyone realizes it doesn't work. They're miserable. their anxieties high, their depression's high, their angers high. And it's something we've talked about in this show a lot, especially the Outside Mind podcast came on. And they were talking to us, and this is something I've been applying to my life

Starting point is 00:07:11 ever since them. And it's really hard, and I'll get into it. But are you aligning your free will with God's plan? And it goes all the way back to Adam and Eve, you know, when they decided to do their to do their what they wanted to do which is the forbidden fruit whatever that represents um that is not aligning with god's will and i say it's all the time you know you got these people on the progressive left trying to tell you how to live a proper life and they all seem fucking miserable to me and so i i go well based on your actions and your behaviors and

Starting point is 00:07:47 your vibe i don't think you have any clue what happiness is and right being a fulfilled fulfilled life so that's kind of like you know it's and i i have a buddy of mine he's such a smart fucking guy and we were just talking about philosophy and psychology and spirituality and he brought up the butterfly effect and it's not called the butterfly effect because he was just riffing on it but because the butterfly reflect is like a very small thing can cause you know butterfly flap and swing here will cause war in the middle east um But it's this idea that, like, if you chase a butterfly, it runs away. But if you stand still, it comes and lands on you.

Starting point is 00:08:35 And that, to me, is what it's about. It's like the law of attraction almost. Yes. Also reminds me of that. What is it from the art of war about, you know, if I just stand by the river long enough, eventually my body. Dude, part of me wants to get that tattooed somewhere on my body. What is this?

Starting point is 00:08:52 if you sit by the bay of the river long enough you'll see the bodies of your enemies float by the bank of the river yeah you sit by the bank of the river long enough you'll see the bodies of your enemies float by and it's the greatest saying about how like you you really can't get lost in what other people think about you and you can't wage war against other people it's an old thing in recovery which is like resentments are basically poisoning your own well trying to get back at somebody else and uh that's kind of like the way i live my life the most zen place you can get to is that somebody's opinion of you doesn't matter it's none of your business like and then that sounds the most personal shit out there is that how somebody thinks about you but in reality it's really none of your business hey you can't control it

Starting point is 00:09:42 especially when you go hey man what have i done to this fucking guy and you go nothing i've done nothing i remember back when i was a really young comic my manager at the time met with with this comedy booker and I forget what his name was but he was just sitting there with my manager and he goes listen I don't care what you tell me I will never book Sam tripley or Steve Byrne ever in any of my shows ever and I couldn't pick this guy out of a police lineup if you held a gun to my head I couldn't tell you what he looked like I don't know who he was I know who he is now I can't remember his name that's how inconsequential he is and everything he touched outside of a at midnight turned to shit um he was part of the whole movement of

Starting point is 00:10:29 diversity and nerds and women and all that shit in the comedy that was a virus that destroyed comedy uh but like i can't control that guy oh his name was bart coleman this guy named bar colman who's a big booker for a long time told my manager my manager was quiet because you know he's got other clients he wants to take care of he doesn't want to tell me he represents the two guys he hates and even though one of them can't even fucking couldn't tell you what he looked like to save his life you know i go what did i do this guy nothing and so i just i kind of started learning right there that's just out of my hands yeah you still have a choice too you said something about god's plan a minute ago that reminded me of something else i've been thinking a lot about lately

Starting point is 00:11:14 which is the idea of destiny versus free will and i have a theory i want to run by you it's the idea that life is, I call it a loose script. It's kind of like a goosebumps choose your own adventure book. I used to love those. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I used to tell you go to page 35 if you want this part or page 35. Yeah. Yeah. And my idea, my theory about life is that we don't completely have free will because there is sort of a loose outline like a like a movie script where you can choose where you're going. So you don't, you don't choose how you're born or anything like that. but God has a plan. I've been believing in God a lot more since I got sober, too.

Starting point is 00:11:52 It's weird how everybody that gets sober starts believing in God a lot. But I think that there's kind of a rough outline for what's going to occur in your life and you can choose to make the worst of it or make the best of it. And I'm just curious what you think about stuff like that. You know, I do believe we're on a path, you know. I do believe there's a little bit of decisions can send you this way or that. that way. You know, but you are on a path and you are here to learn lessons. And when you're done learning those lessons, you know, that's when you wrap it up. You move on. Or you move on

Starting point is 00:12:30 or you call it a day, you know, this whole notion of living forever, which Johnny wants to do. Johnny wants to live forever. I think that's misery. I don't think we're meant to live. Again, I'm not talking about some kind of like a head in a jar situation. I would like to live a healthy life for as long as I possibly can. Yes, absolutely. I would like to be comfortable and healthy. And I think that's totally natural to want to take care of your body as God commands us in the Bible. Your body is a temple. Of course. Yeah. And your temple has COVID right now. So I don't think you do a lot. Yeah. Wasn't it you? It was like, oh, I'm under the weather the other day when we were recording like two. I feel great right now. I just got my Rashid Wallace jersey. I'm a fucking

Starting point is 00:13:08 styling. But I do believe in that, you know, are there like opportunities they show up and it blows up in your face and you're just like oh the opportunity's gone my belief is that it was never meant to happen because something bigger is about to come and you weren't meant to get it at that moment and so i've one of the best things i ever heard was from a buddhist author named von galt she's like one of the big people in my life who kind of got me on to the god track it was she was like the universe warns you then it shows you and right so we have friends of ours who have been canceled or people we know that have been canceled I know I have a buddy of mine who someone in his family or within his family got drunk and

Starting point is 00:14:01 killed people in a car and I would tell you even though I don't know for sure but I would tell you probably that guy have been drinking and driving a bunch of times and had a couple warnings in his life and then bang you know the universe showed him so it's like anytime something doesn't work out or doesn't go your way you kind of got to ask yourself what is the universe trying to teach me yeah oh yeah I mean what's the lesson I had a heart attack when I was 29 that was when I started trying to get sober because I was and I'm in I'm in perfect health basically which is the craziest part I mean I just got my blood work back I'm working with this uh company called transcend and they're trying to fix like my T levels and my cholesterol and

Starting point is 00:14:45 some other stuff because all the the drug abuse, the lack of sleep and, you know, I can make a laundry list of issues that I was causing myself. Yeah, we had a weird moment where you were on acid and you thought I was trying to bang your stripper girlfriend. It was a weird moment. Is that what you, how you recall that? I totally recalled that. You had you, we were at, we were at the club in, in Houston.

Starting point is 00:15:11 I forget the secret group. Yeah, and what's his face was there who went nuts. me um and you were there where you're either Latino Asian stripper girlfriend and you were an acid a Portuguese stripper girlfriend yet you know uh see this is this is how I recall this let's let's let's submit to the the court that you were on acid and I was not I and I'm not mad I just think it's hilarious I could I think there was wait are you talking about it at Skank Fest? I don't know if it was

Starting point is 00:15:47 Skank Fest, but it was one of the times There was a time when I was hammered at Secret Group and I thought you were being a dick to me and I was like, well, fuck you. I have weird energy. And then I saw you at Skankfest and I was on acid and I was on mushrooms

Starting point is 00:16:05 and I was looking at you weird and you said, hey, dude, we have a problem and I was like, yeah, I don't like you. And you go, hey, well, I'm sorry for whatever I did. And then we hugged it out and I remembered thinking, whoa, dude, That was kind of crazy. And then we had no issue after that. But, but yeah, it was some situation along.

Starting point is 00:16:22 It was some. Anyways, it's not a big deal. I just thought it was funny because now we're two sober dudes talking about God. That's the only reason I brought it up. I'm not holding any grudges. How classic is that? You know, there's so many people who make mistakes out there. And, you know, let's talk about like Carlos Monsia, right, who just can't stop talking about how he didn't steal.

Starting point is 00:16:44 and every time he does that he resets his time clock and then there's people out there and I don't want to say their name because they've moved on who were accused of stealing because they were stealing and they've apologized for it and moved on now everyone loves them or they're at least giving them opportunities because everyone deserves a second chance and God knows I've been given second third fourth fifth infinity chances and I would like to think that the guy I am today is able to take care of a lot of. the opportunities that have been presented to me like you know i remember i was excommunicated for a very long time from the joe rogan experience and all i would write down is i'm going to get back on joe rogan i'm going to get back on joe rogan and you know after uh enough time and everyone saw that i'm not a crazy person by the way xg thanks for posting that clip where everyone says i'm on Coke. They're just idiots because you're just surprised about what really happened. I almost thought about like deleting it, but you're surprised.

Starting point is 00:17:50 I do this for some reason. I'm like, I don't know why I've never done that before, but suddenly in that clip, I just my tongue sticks out. And by the way, I will say this to anybody out there. If you think I've relapsed, bring five grand, bring $5,000 in money, we'll set it down. I will bring $20,000 and we will set on the table and then I'll find somebody that I trust

Starting point is 00:18:15 to run the drug test and I will leave with your 5 grand I'm putting that out to anybody you can do it anytime you think I've I've relapsed put money down and you can quadruple your money if you really think I've relapsed you also see anybody who spent a long time on speed

Starting point is 00:18:35 keeps a few of the ticks Oh yeah, I totally have the ticks. If you watch the early years of Conspiracy Social Club, you would think I was tweaking my balls off because I'm like slowly rewiring my brain and I would tell Brian, I swear to you, I'm my kids, I haven't relapsed. And it was just like, I mean, if you watch,

Starting point is 00:18:59 if you were just right there, just here you go, that's a very much a drug thing. Well, that and you also got, and you also had zins in you. No, but, yeah, during that thing, but if you watch Zero Life's Matter in Dallas, it looks like I'm tweaking. And the problem is, like, I didn't realize that I'm also not drinking enough water. I'm dehydrated, so I'm doing a lot like that. But I would, like, dude, I'm not relapsing. I would love the microdose.

Starting point is 00:19:28 I make no doubts about that. I'm not going to lie about that. I would love the microdose during jiu-jitsu. Did you microdose when we were at Float Fest? back when? No. No. It was just me.

Starting point is 00:19:41 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. And microdosing wasn't the thing that it is now. And Xavier Guerrero is microdosing as we speak. It's really why he brings the heat on these shows now.

Starting point is 00:19:51 You know what's funny? I did Lasers podcast the other day and I kept touching my nose. And I got the same response. Everybody kept saying, oh, you and Laser are doing cocaine. I don't, I'm... I don't know how people do coke now.

Starting point is 00:20:05 I just, Nothing's worth the chance of dying, you know, even though when I was tweaking my balls off, you know, I was putting myself in some pretty crazy situations, you know, and I would have these moments where I'm like, oh, if my mother saw what I was doing right now, she'd be so sad. And that just, like, really crushed my soul. You know who else used to judge me and we'll get off this topic? My dog, Pollyanna used to judge me all the fuck. That is the worst part about being a drug addict is your fucking dog. going again dude again no don't look at me don't not don't pet me i'm disgusted with you look at you you're tweaking again i'm like oh i'm sorry paulia nah save it i've heard it and she's just going the other room i've lived alone the entire time i was a drug addict and anybody that lived in my house i was you know i owned my house so anybody that lived there i was like hey it's my rules if you judge me get the fuck out of here yeah i get it dude and i you know because Johnny brought up that

Starting point is 00:21:10 Sean Penn had talked about how Charlie Charlie Sheen was the only guy he knew could get hard on Coke. Yeah. And that was my superpower as well. It made me think of you immediately because he was like, listen,

Starting point is 00:21:24 when you do speed, you get some very crazy sexual ideas. But for most people, you cannot get an erection while you're on speed. If you want to know what it's like to see those ideas paired with Being able to get a hard-on speed, ask Charlie Sheen. That's what.

Starting point is 00:21:41 And he went, I wonder if he was shooting himself with something, too, because there's no, there's, I think that's why, what's his face? The white boxer, what was his name? That was really good for a short time in like the 90s. Tommy, Tommy, Tommy Morrison, Tommy the gun. Who's known for shooting stuff right into his ding-dong. Really? Yeah.

Starting point is 00:22:00 Well, I actually have something to say about this. The other day, I got my hands on this stuff called Trimix. And I just wanted to see what it would do because, you know, I'm not taking recreational drugs anymore. So, you know, I want to do a experiment a little bit. I couldn't help myself. Dude, I injected this stuff into my dick. What? Whoa.

Starting point is 00:22:28 Yeah. Oh, my God, dude. What were you thinking while you were doing it? You're like, I'm putting a needle in my dong. Well, at first I was completely confident in what I was doing, and then I realized that it's not like when you inject testosterone where you can stick this needle straight in real quick, in and out. You got to get your hand like this,

Starting point is 00:22:52 wrap it around the head of your dick and kind of slinky it out, and then take the needle like a dart and stick it in it like a... You know how you hold your hands at too intense? you got to stick it in at like an angle that's like about a two o'clock and get it into that that spongy penile tissue and I was totally confident in what I was doing until the last second I started getting nervous and I hit like a little tiny vein oh my god oh my god and blood came out and I was like oh fuck yeah and I shook and I accidentally stabbed my dick again oh my god and and I recorded all of this, by the way.

Starting point is 00:23:35 Of course, everything's got to be content. Well, it's part of a documentary that I'm working on. Which is called. Well, I'm retarded. It's called, well, I don't have a name for it yet. Hey, I'm just going to say you do great docs, dude. Like, you found your thing and you've gone fucking headfirst into it. It's great.

Starting point is 00:23:59 Yeah, headfirst in many different ways. but it's really good what you're doing you have a gonzo kind of reporter way of doing it you're going on the streets you're walking up to unstable people asking crazy questions laying your life on the line

Starting point is 00:24:17 and I think it's great dude and I think people like you are the real journalists out there you're doing what old journalists used to do back in the day was go to the source ask the questions shoe leather reporting yeah those days are done I appreciate that. I'm also trying to get more, do some more investigative, more serious stuff like with this Puerto Rico, Doc. But before I get into that, I want to finish this real quick.

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Starting point is 00:28:15 So my dick was hard, but it had a big lump on the side of it. So I ended up going to the Cuban whorehouse and getting a hand job. Okay. I mean, I guess everything has a good ending. yeah happy ending where did you do this I'm absolutely not revealing my sources there I don't know but like oh you can't say what

Starting point is 00:28:37 country oh Austin Texas okay come on baby did the lump go away yeah after after she jerked me off and I think the problem was that you're supposed to kind of jelk the the liquid your dick And I didn't think I would hear jelking brought up on this podcast.

Starting point is 00:28:59 Yeah. So, yeah, so I'm doing some really serious journalism. I've turned over a new leaf. Well, it sounds like it. That's crazy, dude. Sounds like it. So, so real quick, where can they, Gary, tell them where they can find you. So my Instagram is street gonzo and it keeps getting removed, like, for various reasons.

Starting point is 00:29:19 I keep, uh, I talk a lot of shit to the people in my comments because I, uh, I like to engage with the audience. and I'm a man of the people, but also because I keep, I, I post stuff that is controversial, I guess you could say, stuff that a lot of people don't want to touch on. Yeah, that's like my stand up, dude. I do the exact same thing. Most recently, I had something taken down, actually, where there was a, there was a homeless man taking a shit at, I think it was probably about noon, 1 p.m. in the afternoon on the afternoon on the, fence of the bed of check middle school that's the middle school where dazed and confused was filmed here in austin on the fence of the middle school and i and i i saw i couldn't even believe what i was seeing for a second i mean this is broad dale it's not like an alleyway or in the woods or something or you know and uh and i and i i stopped my truck and i was like

Starting point is 00:30:13 what the fuck are you doing man like pull your pants up get the fuck out of here he wiped one time threw it on the ground and uh and i was it i filmed the whole thing i was i was furious dude because I mean, little kids. Yeah, exactly. Yes. And anyways, so people started defending this guy in the comments and I, you know, use some language to. There's so many dumb people on Instagram.

Starting point is 00:30:36 They're just idiots and they're all rich kids. Trust fund kids are behind every bad idea ever propose on humanity. You know what else? It was a lot of white women. Oh, surprise. Can't believe that. And it's shocking how many of them there are. It's shocking how many totally.

Starting point is 00:30:54 stupid people there are every time to me well it's also that you know there's a natural progression in life and it usually involves having children but when you don't have children especially when it comes to women they take that motherly instinct and they put it on the world and they start defending people that they actually you know i mean Malcolm x the unabomber all talked about progressives who uh you know act like they care about you and but really they look down on you it's like when you hear these progressives go they can't get a phone or ID to vote they don't know how to use the internet they don't know how to use the internet I mean like that says what you really think about people yeah I I unfortunately agree with you I don't know

Starting point is 00:31:39 how to even reverse engineer that at this you're not going to do to have to die out and it sucks because you know it's just and the programming starts very early and it just it's it's a lot of guilt about where they are in their life and the blessings they have and they just have a lot of shame that, you know, they were born into a wonderful situation. They don't realize that probably in their

Starting point is 00:32:05 past life they did something noble and they got blessed to be at the top of the food chain, but instead of being happy about that, you know, they tend to want to scorch the earth. And, you know, if you look at something like Whitney Cummings and some people can have their opinion on her, she's a friend of mine,

Starting point is 00:32:21 has she been perfect over the last 10 years? No. But again, you got to let people, you got to give people a chance to grow and change. But if you look at her, she's gotten more conservative. The minute she had a kid and now she has an investment in the future and what the world's going to be when her kid is in their 20s, her view of everything has changed. And that's what happens when you have kids. You tend to become more conservative because you don't want to leave like the world on fire to your children. But when you don't have kids, you don't really have an investment unless you're like really invested in your nephews and nieces, which does happen. But a lot of times it doesn't.

Starting point is 00:33:02 You have no investment in the day after the moment after you take your last breath. So you don't care. You're just voting for yourself and your self-interest at that moment. And what you perceive as hate, like, you know, especially in California, like the theory of hate is 10 times worse than actual real world consequences like you i say it all the time you can be getting mugged pumping seven dollars of gas and you still will not vote out the people that allowed that situation to happen yeah the charlie kirk response the public response from some people is sort of indicative of that but i do think that the media is largely responsible for manufacturing narratives that were that are being fed to the my favorite thing is the media's like we got toned down this political

Starting point is 00:33:48 rhetoric like you're you're the one who's done it yeah what do you mean we don't put me in you you know you know unfortunately my girlfriend no matter how much msnbc lies you know she just can't stop watching it and i just sit there and listen to complete other fucking provably false statements they make and she just eats it all up and they and they defend the worst people too you know um the the reason i brought up that instagram thing was because my account got removed that because they said posting that video that guy was harassing him like i was harassing this guy shitting in public no what i'm doing is i'm recording a felony grade sex crime against a child that is happening in public and i'm showing people i'm a journalist and in this case uh i'm exposing

Starting point is 00:34:38 a crime why would they defend that my my theory is that the only people that would defend that kind of behavior at a at a at a um at a level you know somebody that's running a company like social media for example is that they have those same inclinations i could be wrong i'm not a psychologist well it's also it's all a bolsheviks pressure from above pressure from below and that's what's all about you know when the FBI is like putting out AI written text threads dude what the fuck is that about I know you probably already talked this into the ground. Yeah, we've talked a lot about it, and I'm okay with talking about it. But this is pressure from above, pressure from below.

Starting point is 00:35:20 They want crime on the streets, and they want us to think that the politicians are going to save us. So the only answer is martial law. That's it. Yeah, it's always, it kind of reminds me of how Pam Bondi was talking about hate speech. I don't know if you saw that. How crazy is that that the Trump administration is now all about censorship? when they ran completely on no censorship. You remember that big speech?

Starting point is 00:35:47 The same thing as the Epstein files, man. Trump gave a historic speech about stopping social media people from censoring people. And it was like one of those kind of moments where you're like, wow, dude, this guy is in the zone. He nailed it. This will be a speech that will be talked about forever. And then not even within a year of being in office. He's completely changed his views on it. And I'm sorry.

Starting point is 00:36:17 I can't sit there and act like this guy has done anything, but completely backstab his base in every single way. But I say this all the time. It's got to get worse before it gets better. And that's why it's got, it's not, and the truth is it's not getting worse. It's just getting more obvious. This has always been what they're doing.

Starting point is 00:36:40 is just now through the whatever reason whatever reason Elon's letting it happen on Twitter he's allowing it to happen and people are connecting dots and noticing shit

Starting point is 00:36:55 you know what it reminds me of is kind of reminds me the Patriot Act after 9-11 with the NSA freely allowed to freely spy on Americans across the country under the guise of monitoring

Starting point is 00:37:08 Muslim extremism And then it's left-wing extremism. And now it's right, it was right-wing extremism. Now it's left-wing extremism. It's black versus white, left versus right, Muslim versus Christian. It's always you versus me, and it's never, nobody ever looks at the big picture. The media class and the owners want people divided and radicalized so that we commit political violence against one another. And then politicians can use that political violence to justify crackdowns on free speech.

Starting point is 00:37:36 And in this case, they're using hate speech as the. that's that's the the vessel they're using to push this bullshit on us is it's like assault weapons what's an assault weapon well it can never give you the definition how many people still think that a r stands for assault rifle oh yeah it's insane it's insane I worked in uh with like you know adjacent to the firearms industry for the first six years of my career with michael cargill we ended up uh cargill was suing the ATF for the bump stock lawsuit we ended up going to Supreme Court. We won the case. When I say we, I mean him. I was just his producer. But, you know, I like to write his coattels a little bit. And the whole time, I would talk to people all the time and explain to them. A.R. stands for Armalite. Yeah, I mean, who came up with what? It just blows my mind.

Starting point is 00:38:29 Here's here's, here's where we're at in society. And I know a lot of people are getting fatigued with everything going on. And I'm telling you, the days of only paying attention every two years and every four years are done. Okay? And you have to get involved. You have to get involved in your school board. You have to get involved in your city councils. Those days are done. I'm just like, hey, I trust these guys.

Starting point is 00:39:03 Days are done. They took advantage of that. They completely screwed you. And now you have to show up these meetings and check. check these motherfuckers. So when there's Charlie Kirk, a sad day of assassinations happened, they passed three,

Starting point is 00:39:19 three, three, they try to pass three bills. Okay, Bono. And they were all, the Epstein files, too? Well, they blocked the Epstein files. They tried to, and they may still do it, pass a rule that if you,

Starting point is 00:39:34 boycott Israel as a business, they can, it's a crime. that's that's fucking scary well that is that is literally the first amendment violation and then the next one is they were going to make it

Starting point is 00:39:49 and there's a lot of fogginess when it comes exactly what they're trying to pass but there was a rumor that they were going to be able to revoke the the the passports of natural born American citizens which is

Starting point is 00:40:03 what chaos that that ended up getting shelved but everything's about FEMA camps, dude. My FEMA camp number is going to be in single digits. Number nine, same AAA. You get to pick a bunk a bunk.

Starting point is 00:40:22 You know, so those days are done. These people are playing, I say this all the time. These people are playing six-dimensional backgammon online. And we're playing tic-tac-toe on a fucking McDonald's napkin. Some people are just playing with their dicks. You know,

Starting point is 00:40:39 apathetic and they're so caught up in their own bullshit. And I've been using this quote a lot lately since this Charlie Kirk assassination is that apathy to public affairs, the result of apathy to public affairs to be ruled by evil men. Plato said that. It doesn't even matter who said that. The point is that it's totally valid, especially right now, because these people that are all sort of in the middle that haven't chose aside and they're like, well, you know, it doesn't affect me yet. It fucking will eventually.

Starting point is 00:41:06 I want to try to show you a video if I can find it. right now of what plato said said would happen in a republic let me see if i can find it real quick for you is it just me or are we it is is is it just are we living out rome 2.0 uh i mean everything johnny i'm gonna i'm gonna text you this and i would love for you to um that's what it says by the way on his last episode but he's also calling for military in the streets to solve... Who? So Sam Hyde, the...

Starting point is 00:41:44 We'll get into that, though, because my buddy on my other show thought that, that Sam High was stoking division, and I didn't see it like that. I see it as calling out what's happening right now, which is cultural Marxism. That's full on. what's going on right now pressure from above pressure from below and they're trying to get us

Starting point is 00:42:13 so scared and full of anxiety that we beg for martial law you know what dude that that everything you're saying is stuff that i've been thinking a lot about lately i have a theory about how the media operates there it's like a controlled burn they they stoke the flames of division but they control how high the flame goes and i love that they they do that because they they do that because they don't want it to get too out of control too fast otherwise people really will figure out what's going on and then all hell will break loose

Starting point is 00:42:45 they want to do it like a toad in that slow boiling pot of water have that when you're ready Sam yeah whenever you want play it this is Plato said this is what happens in every single republic Plato maps out how every government eventually destroys itself

Starting point is 00:43:01 he traces this cycle in the book the Republic it starts with aristocracy rule by the truly best, but over time, honor becomes more important than wisdom, creating democracy, then wealth becomes more important than honor, leading to oligarchy. Eventually, the poor revolt and established democracy, but unlimited freedom without wisdom turns chaotic, and from that chaos emerges tyranny, someone promising to restore order through absolute control. Each system contains the seeds of its own corruption. The pursuit of honor corrupts wisdom. The love of money corrupts honor. Unlimited freedom can corrupt responsibility

Starting point is 00:43:43 itself. What's striking is how e-transformation seems logical in the moment, yet the overall trajectory moves away from justice. Plato wrote this pattern 2,400 years ago, and it still feels recognizable today. Do you see this cycle reflected in history? Yeah, 100% You know who said something really similar to this was Alexander Selzenetson. Are you familiar? no i'm retarded he gave he gave a harvard speech i don't even remember what year it was but it was you know modern history it was relatively recently and he talked about how you know um democracy falls into socialism or rather capitalism falls into socialism falls into a feudal system falls into a fascist system or i i'm totally i probably butchered that but the point is he said something

Starting point is 00:44:36 very similar a lot of people have noted that i mean dude societies are almost like living organisms that have a life cycle. And I think I'm stealing that from some philosopher as well. I've been reading a lot of philosophy lately. Yeah, I mean, because the people at the top are always in charge. So this is their natural progress. It's kind of like, let's say YouTube, right? YouTube used conspiracy theorists to build their platform.

Starting point is 00:45:02 That's why everyone went there to go watch loose change and all that shit. And then once they get to a certain level and they got their numbers they want, they start running off to people they don't like. even though those are the people that they that they uh that built the platform and then eventually it gets down to the only people getting seen is mr beast which is vapid demonic stupid shit it's like the fucking squid games man have you heard that the people who win on mr beast go crazy or missing no but there was that one crazy one i watched where the guy was losing weight and then his trainer dies in the middle of it i mean it there's some dark

Starting point is 00:45:41 stuff around this Mr. Beast things, man. I mean, his name is Mr. Beast. Yeah. I mean, what are we talking about? Also reminds you, remember that book that Van Nyset talked about, and we've talked about it here before, too, Sam, the fourth turning, that, you know, how the society goes in these like 80 to 100-year cycles, where it's like, everything's fine, and then you have this kind of period of time where things kind of turns to individualism, and you start

Starting point is 00:46:07 questioning the institutions, that's kind of like the summer of it. and then you have the unraveling in the fall as the uh the institutions weaken and society becomes fragmented and then you have crisis that's the fourth turning which is where we're about to be now uh who said that war and it's uh it's it's from this book called the fourth turning by this guy uh william strouse uh dude that's i think that's who i was inadvertently quoting oh okay yeah yeah yeah it's it's a crazy thing but it's all happening and it's all astroturfed, and it's all manufactured. So you always hear people say like, oh, you can always tell when the Republic is dying is when

Starting point is 00:46:48 the trans come out. And it's the truth because what they do is create culture wars to cover up the fact that the elites have been robbing the middle and lower class blind. COVID did that. All of these bailouts in 2008 did that, extracting wealth from the middle class and lower class. and giving it to the rich. So we're about to have a guy on name Ben. Ben's a friend of mine out of Chicago.

Starting point is 00:47:15 He's telling me about this doc call. It's like three hours long, but it's called Money Masters. And they were talking about how at some point Nixon decide to audit for Knox. And they went there to see how much gold was there. And it was all gone. There's no gold there. So then right after that, Anonymous source comes out and said that the Rockefellers had stolen all of it

Starting point is 00:47:48 and gave it to all their friends who were the Uber elites. And two days later, Rockefeller's secretary, who was the anonymous source, fell off a balcony and died. So you remember when Trump was like, yeah, we're going to audit the Fort Knox? And then that story just died? Uh-huh. Gone.

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Starting point is 00:50:13 for sponsoring this show. Hey, you know what else is gone? All the FEMA money that was supposed to be sent to Puerto Rico which is one of the things I wanted to talk to. Yeah, let's get into it. Let's talk about Puerto Rico.

Starting point is 00:50:26 So there is an agency called Prepa, the Puerto Rican Electric Power Authority and they manage the Puerto Rican power grid. And they went bankrupt in July 2017, a month before Hurricane Maria. And since then, Biden and Trump have both sent massive expenditures of FEMA money to Puerto Rico. But nothing's been fixed because, well, they can't necessarily access all this money because the power company is still in bankruptcy proceedings to this day. And Trump just fired, I believe it was five, maybe six.

Starting point is 00:51:06 six of the members of the FOMB, which is the financial oversight management board, I believe. And I went down to Puerto Rico and I was just looking to see how people are living down there. And it is fucked. It is so bad. This is a U.S. Territory. You flew to Puerto Rico. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:51:25 I went down there and that's the documentary we're working on right now. And I've sort of uncovered some corruption that's kind of freaked me out a little bit because there was a guy that I was talking to in La Perla. which is the arguably most dangerous ghetto in Puerto Rico. But this guy grew up there, and he knew some people there. So we were safe there. And when we were talking to him, he goes, you know, you guys are really risky to do this. And I thought, well, what do you mean by that? I thought we were safe with you here.

Starting point is 00:51:51 And he goes, no, no, no, no, not this, the government. And I thought off. Oh, the most powerful gang. Yeah. So basically, we've been looking into these. There's some lawyers that have. have been managing the bankruptcy proceedings and they're profiting off of what's going on. They get paid something like $1,000 an hour when the average Puerto Rican is getting paid $750,800 a week.

Starting point is 00:52:20 And those Puerto Ricans are, the taxes they pay are going to those lawyers. It's crazy, too. And there's a couple of other instances as well. There was a guy, Maurice Spagnoletti, he was a guy from New Jersey. he was the vice president of Dural Bank, and he was investigating some corruption at Dural Bank, and he fired somebody for embezzlement, and then the day before his wife's birthday,

Starting point is 00:52:44 I think this was 2011. He gets shot nine times, four times in the head. Nobody really knows what happened. Eight years later, six guys get arrested for drug trafficking and conspiracy and murder charges. But that bank, Dural Bank, ended up getting sold to, I believe, the biggest bank on the island, which the name escapes me right now.

Starting point is 00:53:02 But there's a lot of weird shit like that, down there in Puerto Rico. And I'm not going to be going back there anytime soon because maybe I'm paranoid, but I am actually a little bit fearful for my safety. There was a crypto millionaire. Let me give me one second. I think his name was. Yeah, here it is. Nikolai Muschigian. Nikolai Mushigian. Oh, it sounds Armenian. Yep. His parents were from the Soviet union and he has an Armenian and Russian ancestry, but he was, he talked a lot about decentralization of finances and stuff like that. And then he tweeted something. I don't know, I don't know the exact tweet off the top of my head, but I know what it was that basically about how

Starting point is 00:53:47 satanic pedophiles run like a satanic child trafficking ring and they run the world. Yeah, he, he tweeted about the Massad and the CIA running some sort of pedophile ring and his ex-girlfriend was going to turn evidence into them on him and they were going to torture and kill him and then he died five hours later found in the water drowned. There's a lot of stuff like that in Puerto Rico and it it, I mean, dude, I don't, I'm not really scared of anything, uh, in terms of the, what's that? Yeah. Gotcha. Okay. Sorry. Um, he was, uh, he was, uh, he was, uh, he was, was he he was um sorry i lost my train of thought well you're you're saying you're not really afraid of anything but yeah i i'm dude sam i i interview people on the street all the time that are

Starting point is 00:54:37 completely insane i started out my career interviewing prostitutes and homeless people i almost got stabbed the first time i ever went and did interviews i'm not scared of that kind of stuff all that much because i am damn but i love that shit i love that shit that's the thing i i figure if it's going to happen it's going to happen all i can do is carry a gun on me but with stuff like this, I'm really, I feel like I'm looking over my shoulder and I start feeling like I'm kind of losing it a little bit. I'm a little paranoid, but we'll see what happens. I think what we're doing is really important. So I'm going to keep doing it, obviously. I mean, I'm not, I'll never quit. If I all of a sudden say, all right, guys, I'm no longer

Starting point is 00:55:13 a journalist. I'm going to go live in Chile for the rest of my life. You know what happened. Yeah. I mean, it's, there's, there's two types of people get taken out. The ones who take money from the elites and they fund their artificial rise that's very quick and nobody understands it or they're amazed by it and then at some point they want to go off the reservation Tupac was like that you know even I say

Starting point is 00:55:43 Luis CK's like that Louis CK was like juiced in more than anybody and then he started producing his own sitcoms and all that stuff on his own website and he was keeping the money and he wasn't paying off the money masters who basically paid for his rise. Now, you're like, well, Lou C.K.

Starting point is 00:56:03 is a funniest guy to ever do it. I'm not going to argue with that. Okay? I think Lou C.K. is an all-time great. There's a discussion of him being one of the greatest to ever do it. But you don't get those opportunities unless people pull strings and open doors for you.

Starting point is 00:56:18 It doesn't matter how talented you are. And when he started producing his own specials, start producing his own specials, started producing his own sitcoms, that's what gets you in trouble. Same thing with Prince, same thing with Michael Jackson, same thing with Charlie Kirk. So that's one way. And then the other way is the Gary Webb, which is if you, I hate to say it, but if you discover and uncover something that could send people to jail,

Starting point is 00:56:46 that seems to be the line if you could send people to jail is when they get really froggy. And they go, nah, that's not happening. You know, Gary Webb changed the way we looked at the CIA. I mean, that was the first time we realized the CIA was working against us in that they were funding their black op operations through cocaine sales. Insane. And then they had his own colleagues destroy him. His own paper said that he was full of shit. I mean, that's a big Tucker Carlson point. That's a big thing. that they hold up against them which he admits all that he owns all of that

Starting point is 00:57:26 stuff by the way I heard him the other day talking he's like I had a lot of stupid things that I've done and made a lot of mistakes so I give him credit at least for owning it but man the whole industry of journalism turned against that guy and just destroyed his life until he killed him and then he shot himself twice in the back of the head I mean come on like first time

Starting point is 00:57:42 you don't do you're like okay maybe I shouldn't do this you're like fuck it try it again it doesn't make any sense at all or when a guy who worked for the Clint's he's found hanging and shot at the same time like who does that it's interesting because his family thinks he killed himself but then everybody else does like everybody else who's seen the evidence is like no so it makes which one Gary Webb's family thinks that he probably killed himself but they

Starting point is 00:58:04 wanted did they get to him get to him rather I mean of course dude hey you know what's interesting that guy the the crypto millionaire in Puerto Rico his friends all think he killed himself but guess who doesn't his family exact same thing. Oh yeah, that's the same thing with the Open AI quote whistleblower

Starting point is 00:58:29 who suicide himself his whole family's like he didn't kill himself he didn't want to kill himself. He never wanted to kill himself. You know, I mean and then he gets taken out man and it's like they don't care.

Starting point is 00:58:44 That's the same thing with John McAfee. He was in Puerto Rico for a little bit and he dipped out and I don't think he killed himself. John McAfee was my boy dude check it out whacked yeah and you get a tattoo like that too that says whacked i mean dude that was

Starting point is 00:59:00 McAfee was the first person of real notability that I interviewed and he was the one that sort of opened my mind to how things actually work and yeah I don't dude he's that guy either did not kill himself or he's not even dead where do you think he is right now

Starting point is 00:59:19 of all the people to have the resources by the way to do what you're talking about he's the one i mean for sure i mean so this gets into an episode we just do it's going to drop over the weekend but it's like okay if these guys are faking their own death where are they where are they dude i mean it's just it's i'm not saying it's not real i'm totally open-minded anything is on the table on this show i'm open-minded to it all but see No, no, but to me is what John McAfee, I think he, he opted himself, like, he got off the grid. Those are two different things where he kind of, like, got off the grid.

Starting point is 00:59:55 It's very different when, like, the government kills you. And then people say, like, Tupac's dead. To me, Tupac's dead. He's not on an island. But John McAfee and Jeffrey Epstein, I could see them, like, being in, like, on one of their islands, like, literally just in the cut. I don't know if we're going to talk about anybody who's alive, it's like John McAfee. It's Jeffrey Epstein. But, like, Tupac, when they say Biggie and all those and, and, and, and, and, you know,

Starting point is 01:00:17 And I don't know, to me, those guys are dead. No, I mean, I'm not against that. I mean, I'm not against that. The only issue I have is, like, you know, Gary and I have had extreme drug issues. And Gary gets sober for how long now? Two weeks. Two weeks. And he's already shooting fucking needles in his dick.

Starting point is 01:00:42 I mean, it's like, it is a, we are creatures of habit. you know we're creatures of habit so what you're and this goes back to you know when joey's talking about and that episode will come out of after here but what he's talking about like Kobe brian all these people that are like in the limelight surrounded by people and all this action all the time everything they could possibly want from wealth and and women or men whatever they may be into is around and then suddenly they're just going to go chill in Vahala in New New Zealand.

Starting point is 01:01:18 If you tell me they go down to Anarka and there's a whole world there where they can just do whatever they want whenever they want but somehow that you've convinced everyone of them to never talk to their kids again. That always seems hard. Now the Michael Jackson story where there's all these weird

Starting point is 01:01:34 people that walk around near him that look like they're in fucking full-all masks and he hangs out with his kids, that starts to make a little sense to me. but the other stuff is like where are they and like johnny says you know it's it's like literally one of the few oxen razors that i will um i because i think that is a sigh up to to get you to just all the simplest answer is the real answer but with this it's like it's easier just to kill them

Starting point is 01:02:07 it's way easier it's just like yeah we loved you but time wrap it up time to go and we all you know We're all psychopaths. Nobody feels a bit of, you know, like Hillary Clinton just allowing all the guys at Benghazi to die and not even batting an eyelash. And then she's like, it happened. What can we do? All move, we got to move on. You know, it's like, you know how cold blood? Imagine me your family's listening, the family of the victims.

Starting point is 01:02:38 And the lady who refused to send backup security is like, what do we got to do? happened we gotta move on i mean like there's no more psychopath statement than that it happened let's move on i mean that's the sound of guilt zero empathy but you get into porto rico and all of this corruption like there's no more corrupt than someone's who's who's willing to fuck their own people like i remember watching a movie saying there's the the only people they won't work with are people willing to fuck their own people over because there's something about that and then eventually those people

Starting point is 01:03:15 always get taken out because even the people, the elites don't want anyone who will turn on their own family and friends and community nobody likes that scumb back because they'll eventually turn on you right but I mean like you're talking about Puerto Rico all these funds

Starting point is 01:03:28 I mean you interviewed me after the fires which nobody's been held accountable for not one person has been held accountable one lesbian fire chief got fired and she's suing Karen Bass. But L.A. has learned helplessness. They have Stockholm syndrome. And all these people who are trying to work in this dead industry called Hollywood

Starting point is 01:03:51 refuse to call out this bitch. It's fucking crazy to me. And when it all comes out, that 100 million, if not more, has disappeared. And no one's done a thing about it. Yeah, and it's the same thing in Puerto Rico. They have people there living.

Starting point is 01:04:13 We walked through this guy's house, Rudy, and this guy has gotten no help. He's a veteran, and he's got no roof. He's got his windows that were blown out from hurricanes are filled with cement blocks. His house is daisy chained to his neighbors because the electric keeps going out. There's power surges that are blowing up his TV and, you know, blowing up his refrigerator. I mean, sometimes quite literally. there's small businesses like restaurants that have to buy all new equipment all the time

Starting point is 01:04:42 they're really just kind of left for dead hung out to dry It's crazy that no one will do anything about it It's just crazy to me Yeah and it's no matter Even what I say Or really what anybody in a position

Starting point is 01:05:01 Such as mine would do or say Seems like you could expose people doing the most heinous crime and unless our government decides that something should be done, nothing will be done about it. Yeah, I mean, like, they are the, they are the cops, they are the prosecutor, they are the defense attorney, they are the judge, and they are the jury.

Starting point is 01:05:25 They have every single part on lockdown. You know, like, I don't know if you watch Daredevil on Netflix, but literally, the last two seasons on Netflix were basically the story of Karen Bass like she is literally a gangster running crimes by the people

Starting point is 01:05:47 cheer her on. It's the craziest shit I've ever seen in my life and it's okay if you're like hey man I'm on this team or that team but even in sports they get rid of the bad coach or the bad GM they're just keeping the same bad coach running the same corrupt plays over and over and over again. Yeah, it's the same thing as

Starting point is 01:06:07 the government of Puerto Rico being complicit with these lawyers running up the tab on... Because they're all getting paid out too. Yeah, and I also would be inclined to say, and I don't have evidence of this, but just going out on a limb that any corruption that's

Starting point is 01:06:23 happening in Puerto Rico, people in D.C. are familiar with that. They're aware of it. Because everyone's getting paid. Everyone's lying in their pockets. Nobody, we are in the age of greed. that I heard a bunch of comics talking about how this is the age of extreme greed and comedy

Starting point is 01:06:42 it's never enough people have to get bigger and bigger and bigger and you know I don't like fame if I could figure out a way to be able to take care of my family and not being in front of the camera I would love that obviously I would have to help the guys on the show make money somehow or do go down

Starting point is 01:07:01 one episode a week or something like that you know like something you could fake your own death dude yeah talks about it all the time dude bro he talks about me all the time johnny's working on it we've done so much content i can just make a sam triply episode me bang bro i might be free yeah but then i would have to get somebody the ai that looks like me and talks like me but no doesn't look like me but talks like me and fills in perfectly, just steps right in, right? I got to be

Starting point is 01:07:35 honest, I tried something the other day to recreate my voice in AI just as an experiment, and it's good, dude. It's really good. Really? Yeah, it's really good. In fact, yeah, but can AI AI

Starting point is 01:07:48 feel like what it felt like to get molested by Larry Watts? Can he, can bring that trauma? No, and that's the most important thing about you. I've always said that you're, that you were molested by Larry Watts. Really, that's why people resonate. I got felt up by Larry

Starting point is 01:08:05 Watts and sent me down a dog call of sexual addiction. Hey, Johnny, if you did that that AI fake voice to your parents because you got somebody that really knows your voice that I've been hearing you for for years, like family, you think you can get them yet? Yeah, yeah. If you, especially if you pretended, like

Starting point is 01:08:20 put some effects over it, like so it sounded like a shitty phone call or something. Yeah, yeah. Like if you, I mean, they're using it already to scam people out of money. Oh, dude, no. I mean, we're, I remember last year, maybe early last year, Adobe unveiled that tech for the first time or maybe, maybe two years ago now. And it stunned the audience. The whole audience was like, oh, my God, dude, this is crazy.

Starting point is 01:08:47 And now we're, I mean, that's, I told you, nobody, I mean, like, oh, really? Okay. Yeah, I mean, makes sense. And that's just what we know about. Yeah, of course. Yeah. I mean, that's probably 40-year-old technology. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:08:59 Like, we're now, you've seen a quantum leap in the AI they're giving us because we're probably 25, 30, 35 years behind what they really got and they're slow rolling it out. But this Charlie Kirk thing is the first AI crime scene that we know of. I mean, there's a lot of people think 9-11 had a lot of AI. Because they had the technology way back in the 80s. Some people think they had it way before that. really you think they had the compute power to do that back then i think yeah i think i think

Starting point is 01:09:34 the robots we're seeing right now are like 40 year old versions of they're just slow rolling it out they probably got ninja robots now who could just move and bend time and do high kicks to the head and assassinate everybody they probably already got that who knows if any of these assassins might be robots i mean the planes were definitely drones you can't say definitely but I'm with you on that I mean I got an argument about that I get that's story my life I could see that well to me I there what's the difference between a remote piloted plane and a drone I don't see any meaningful difference no you know what I meant was there's no way that two hijackers had the chances of both hitting them like that was literally

Starting point is 01:10:17 like like yeah I mean the physics doesn't make any sense to have but but yeah I'm sure some people say there's nobody on board the planes i just don't buy that uh i mean well i mean operation high operation northwood if they landed those those people we're yeah i mean and those people a few degrees from somebody who died on 9-11 though like like you can find the the pretty well documented the people that are on those planes so okay it doesn't matter you know my opinion is always like if they can kill people they don't care they'll do it then i think they did so anyway okay so uh fuck i just don't I think I got rid of the video, but there was basically a video of someone's taking those old flip phone screens

Starting point is 01:11:04 and putting it to videos where they say there's the Mandela Effect, and they're actually seeing what everyone used to see, which means... Okay, hold on. I think I have it here. It says Mandela Effect Flip Phone Camera. Is that sound? Yeah, see if you can find it. It's on TikTok here. Yeah, see if you can find it.

Starting point is 01:11:22 uh let me see if that's right I mean it sounds like that's not the one I have I mean it sounds like a kind of a genre of yeah there's a whole bunch of them but one of them is about yeah one of them is about uh the Britney Spears video that when you put the flip phone to it, it basically shows you the headphone, the plaid dress, right? So the whole point of this is like there's some kind of computer program. This is it right here.

Starting point is 01:12:07 I see it, Sam. Okay. This guy. No, that's not exactly. It's got Brittany in the thumbnail. Okay, let's watch. It's very differently from what is believed to be today. For instance, Nelson Mandela, he died in 2013.

Starting point is 01:12:21 We know what the Mandela effect is. bro you know what here it is yeah but she's not using a plates for anymore here he goes with the phone camera oh there's a plaid script look at ever used the plates for in this video clip for instance a lot of people remember brittney spears using a microphone here he goes with the camera microphone but she never did use a microphone what is that's what they tell you same yeah you know very cool video i've been saying this forever that they've created the internet they could have a program that manipulates

Starting point is 01:12:59 videos and pictures in real time now the one thing he did he put it up to jiffy and it showed a different thing yeah i mean that's one comment well yeah i mean it's jiffy pop people are confusing jiff with jiffy pop is what that is yeah so it's like everything is mental manipulation uh back to what we wanted to talk about Um, I want to get into the Texas floods with you because you were right around there.

Starting point is 01:13:28 Um, so before, I think it was July 4th that happens. Yeah. You see a lot of Zionist content creators saying something big is coming, something big is coming, something big is coming. And everyone was like, oh, they're going to false flag us again. Like, then it comes. down to regards of what you think happened that day. A lot of people have questions about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Starting point is 01:14:00 But on July 4th, these giant floods happen and a hundred Christian girls die. Getting back in the sacrifice.

Starting point is 01:14:17 Like a week before that or right before that, that Theo, looking motherfucker who's been talking about Augustus Dorico the CEO of Rainmaker he was on Sean Ryan's show he was talking about seating and his whole thing was I didn't see that I seated 120 miles away

Starting point is 01:14:38 which is a hilarious thing to say because even a retard like myself knows that the ecosystem is very well balanced right so if you mess with something over here it's going to cause a chaos over here it's just it's a balance thing so when you're like i i i i i uh i didn't do it over there i did 120 miles away that has nothing to do with anything yeah and also the winds were blowing from where they were seating towards where the flood happened so he was doing that two days prior

Starting point is 01:15:08 july second and 100 percent and he said they only put a small amount of silver iodide into those clouds and that it could only create so much rain that it couldn't get to the point where it was at, but he has no real reason to tell the truth. I'm not saying that he did this or that he is responsible or a patsy for something else. I'm not saying that he's not responsible either. Right. I'm just saying that it is really bizarre. And people don't realize that cloud seating has been around since 1946 at least. It's been in the 1800s. You should talk to Jim Lee. He's got all the newspaper clips of them seating weather. Right. So crazy how many, like everybody now acknowledges it too and 15 years ago maybe 10 years ago it was like fringe conspiracy stuff oh yeah

Starting point is 01:15:55 you're crazy oh you think the jews controlled the weather that was the whole thing yeah yeah remember when that one black politician was like the roth child's control the weather and then of course all hollywood's like he said the jews controlled the west like no he said specifically who he who he thought did it well think about this dude i don't know if you're familiar with operation pop i in vietnam no tell me about it. So it was between 67 and 72, the U.S. Air Force was using cloud seating to try and flood the Ho Chi Minh Trail to disrupt logistics and supply routes and stuff. And these American journalists for the New York Times, they basically exposed this, which led to a UN convention in 1977 where cloud seating was banned as a weapon of war. So it was effective enough to

Starting point is 01:16:42 get it banned, you know, back in the 70s. So where is it at now? I think they're their capabilities are much higher than what they're admitting publicly. Well, you know, the new way they're getting around it is that like states like Tennessee, and I think Florida is now doing it as well. And maybe even Texas is like there's no more, there's no more spraying of the skies, right? And I wonder if cloud seeding is seen as different than pumping all these chem trails into the skies. but their way around that guys is that legally

Starting point is 01:17:17 a state only controls 10,000 feet above their the ground so if you go 10,001 feet you're not legally above the control of the state so that's where they're spraying now interesting

Starting point is 01:17:36 because I know that Augustus DeRico and Rainmaker were working with the Texas some agency within the Texas government and you know that Dorico was a Peter Thielfellow Yeah

Starting point is 01:17:49 Yeah I mean dude this guy The guy who just gave a speech on the Antichrist And it's sold out And also his name I'm struggling to sell 100 tickets in Chicago At a 7 p.m. fucking show because Notre Dame's playing their first home game

Starting point is 01:18:06 And this guy's doing a lecture on the Antichrist and sells out instantly unbelievable you know what's crazy is that if you rearrange the letter of letters of peter thiel's name yeah it it comes out to reptilian the reptile i believe yeah i don't know i don't know if that means anything but yeah it does mean he's a fucking reptile that's what that fucking mean look at the guy look at the guy the guy's sweating without sweating how do you do that how do you not sweat why looking completely sweaty and the craziest thing about cloud seeding and kemter is that Disney now

Starting point is 01:18:42 is going back to old movies and taking out the blue skies and putting in cloudy skies. What? Yes. Huh. So then no one remembers when they were blue skies. I'll have to look into that. That's interesting.

Starting point is 01:18:59 Yeah, I mean, they're all dark arts, dude. It's just ridiculous. And how about Cash Patel two weeks before the Charlie Kirk incident fires the head of the FBI in Utah who was well regarded as an excellent agent she was Muslim and he fired her two weeks before that's crazy

Starting point is 01:19:27 yeah there's a lot of inconsistencies with this this Charlie Kirk assassination I just can't believe how many people just are buying a hook line and sinker You know, people that I love are like, dude, come on, get off the Israel thing. Just go with the, dude, it's a trans furry. Come on, man. You know, I think that we're not really going to ever be able to determine what actually happened there because you can't trust the government, you can't trust the news, you can't trust social media.

Starting point is 01:19:55 So we live in a post-truth age. And the only thing we can really control is what our response is to this collectively as Americans. So I think it's really important that we understand. stand on both sides of the aisle, really on all sides of the aisle, I should say, any side of the political horseshoe that we don't kill other people with dissenting opinions and we condemn everybody that does because otherwise we're not going to be able to maintain the fabric of our society and we're going to live in a fucking dystopian totalitarian fascist hellscape. And I also don't think that the people in this country who claim to be fascists, I don't think they even want

Starting point is 01:20:30 that secretly, but they're kind of just saying that as a platitude. Well, they're completely controlled. They're completely and utterly blackmailed and controlled. Every single one of them. You know, if you study Bill Clinton's history, he catches an essay

Starting point is 01:20:47 charge very early in his college career. Miraculously gets off on it, and then that's how they got you. Same thing with Snoop Dog. He's on trial for murder gets off when they got him dead the rights. And then he's got him. And then he comes out about gay shit and kids.

Starting point is 01:21:05 movies he gets so much shit he has to apologize because you again when they blow you up and the entire gangster rap fucking genre is astroturfed to control black people he has to dance or else they'll off that motherfucker you think they they off charlie kirk if you want to believe that's real and i i do right i mean if they're going to off that guy in front of everybody you don't think they'll offer rapper he a grandpa rapper he's your grandpa this guy's bringing his grandkids to movies and they're like damn grandpa snoop you're like what my kid knows about snoop dog she's five i'm like how do you know about snoop dog i saw my ketchup i'm like oh god they're early yeah well then then there's that uh infamous alleged meeting between

Starting point is 01:22:02 people that were producing records and the investing in private prisons back in the early 90s that were conspiring to basically push music that would influence certain populations to commit crimes. Not because they own the prisons. Right?

Starting point is 01:22:21 I mean, that's a giant Chad Zulak won't stop calling me. What do you want for me to do? You know, the Texas thing to wrap that up, at least while I'm here because I got to get going. I didn't realize that somebody else had to use the mix pre, the equipment in here. So I got to split the next couple minutes.

Starting point is 01:22:40 But what I do want to say about the Texas flood thing was that regardless of what the made it happen, I think it's really important that we take events like those and we see the good that people do out of them. like people from all over Texas were coming together I mean all over Texas we met people that were sleeping in their trucks to volunteer we met a guy that was from new mexico he hitchhiked there and was sleeping in a tent inside of one of the houses that was flooded out just to keep volunteering so I think that kind of bridging any sort of you know racial or political or sexual bridges bridging those divides bridging those divides I think that's important because we're at like a breaking point it feels like well they want They want you to demand martial law. Yeah, that's really what it seems like. It seems like they want the left-wing people to demand that, and they also want the right-wing people. Those are the two sides of the horseshoe that are, in my opinion,

Starting point is 01:23:47 most malleable because they're the most emotional, really. Well, you also manipulate rich kids who don't have any problems so they have to make up problems. they have to fight windmills and shadows and caves so you make these big issues for them that have nothing to do with their life because their life is really good so they have to fucking pick up the mantle

Starting point is 01:24:10 for someone else's injustice and their oppression I mean they've done studies and I know you gotta go but they've done studies where most of the people in Hollywood that got all the DEI jobs all came from Ivy League schools

Starting point is 01:24:23 so it's just like who are you really helping I'm not saying like there's people People like Tiffany Haddish who came from, you know, foster care and Jamar neighbors who came from foster care that get big pops. But, I mean, for the most part, it's just rich kids, cosplaying oppressed. It just gets them off. It's just, you know, there used to be this female comic who was like this tall, gorgeous female comic.

Starting point is 01:24:48 And she was just all into the Me Too. And she would just act like she had to escape the fucking plantation just to get to an open mic. You know, like that's the way she carried herself, the way. she tried to act like she was so impressed even though she was gorgeous tall and everyone loved them you know you know it's like crazy what um

Starting point is 01:25:07 one more thing real quick what's your opinion on Nick Fuentes well it's very interesting you bring this up because Nick Fuentes is going through a little thing right now because he's doubling down that there's no connection to Israel

Starting point is 01:25:24 and everyone's going that's a really weird 180 from this guy. It is, boy. I mean, really weird. And even his own fans are like annihilating him for it. So the question becomes after

Starting point is 01:25:40 Charlie Kirk gets taken out is it like, hey, listen, you can be next or you can take this fat sum of cash, this fractured reserve banking money that we just printed out of nowhere and you could take these millions of dollars

Starting point is 01:25:56 and start playing fucking ball and and even his rise could be seen as astroturfing you know because now nick flintas all of his stuff gets cut up and put on the other there's people whose whole channel is breaking down nick flintez content so it's like yeah you're you you know for for five years or so you were you were banned to the darkest deepest realms of the internet but now you're fucking everywhere. Yeah. Dude, I almost think

Starting point is 01:26:32 that the wave of anti-Semitism on Instagram and on really all social media, I guess, it's almost like it's a sci-op in and of itself. Well, Israel wants everybody to hate them. That's why. It's part of their biblical prophecy. That's why they're filming

Starting point is 01:26:47 everything. That's why they're taking these big swings with laws and possible connections to assassination. Because biblically, it's foretold that the world will go to war with Israel. That's what they want. These old crazy retards,

Starting point is 01:27:02 these religious retards who are like 85, and they're like, when is this going to happen? I've been doing this my whole life. Come on, let's get it going. Yeah, it's like they want the, they want to manufacture the Bible, not the Bible, the, sorry,

Starting point is 01:27:22 the Talmud, I guess that's the book. It's like they want to manufacture it to. 100%. They're following a script and they're manufacturing it happening. Dude, did you know that the number one supporter of Zionism in America is actually Christian white Protestants? Yeah, 100% because they're fucking retards too. They're retards. I mean, dude, they follow the Schofield Bible.

Starting point is 01:27:46 And the truth of the matter is, is like, and Johnny, you can argue with me with this or not. But the state of Israel is not the Israel of the Bible. The Israel, the Bible is a mindset of. following the teachings of Jesus and and you look how everyone's going after Jesus everyone's going after Christianity that is Israel is the teachings of Jesus the the the the the connections to Abraham that's what that is no I think you're I mean Israel wasn't a country in the modern sense for sure it's just they just completely yeah go on it was like I mean it was like a I would just say like in the early days especially it was like a confederation of kingdoms you know i guess you would say

Starting point is 01:28:30 like a collection of these kingdoms like small regional states that just wasn't how things were yeah yeah no you're totally right yeah and like i said on rogan he let me give one one prediction europe will go in and and they will they will basically police the situation between you know palestinians and israel and you already see that now with basically Spain sending 50 boats of food to Gaza. And Israel's going to have to make a decision. Are they going to go to war with Spain? And that will be the beginning of it.

Starting point is 01:29:08 Oh, man. That's. It's all biblically prophesized. And they're just, I don't know if Spain's playing into it, because they might have these crazy zealots. But that's what these fucking whack jobs, who basically live on welfare. and get paid to study the Talmud are trying to make.

Starting point is 01:29:28 That's your life. Which I saw Ben Shapiro with his bloody mic that he picked up, predicting that this thing will be over in two weeks in Israel. So we'll see. I mean, he was optimistic that it was nearing the end. I pray. Well, I mean, Israel has civil war going on. But what does that mean in two weeks?

Starting point is 01:29:45 He just comes to an end? Yeah, he seemed to think. And we all move on. We're like, okay, you were an asshole. Nobody did anything wrong. Let's forgive and forget. It's never going to go back. They're good people on both sides.

Starting point is 01:29:57 They're good people on both sides. Okay, Gary, you did great today. One more time, tell them where they can find you. So the documentaries that we've put out and are going to be putting out are going to be on Drinkin' Bros. YouTube. And then I have my own YouTube where other content we make comes out called Street Gonzo and then follow my Instagram Street Gonzo because that's where I'm the most active until I am found in a ditch somewhere. with a prostitute and like a dirty needle or something because I feel like if they're going to

Starting point is 01:30:27 kill me it'll probably be something related to. Are you hitting meetings at all, dude? No, I'm actually pretty solid. You have my number, dude. You got to call me. Yeah. We'll talk, dude. I think it's important to surround yourself with people. I mean, you're talking about shooting yourself in a dick and going to whorehouses. I mean, God bless your, God bless your authenticity. I think you're more, more, there's more people like you than anyone wants to admit i think that's why the show does really well i think all my content does really well because people relate more to the truth than this fucking this artificial presentation that is just infecting comedy right now so many fucking liars and that's okay

Starting point is 01:31:11 and you know it is what it is everyone do your own thing i don't care we're in our wedding singer phase of comedy right now where everything's vapid retards and that's okay because people need to escape. I totally get it, but you're, you're, either you're get in the middle of the hurt or you're going to get lost. That's my opinion, and I'm here to talk to you about it. And it's real simple shit. All right, buddy, I appreciate

Starting point is 01:31:34 you guys. Great show. Let's break down this episode. All right, guys. What did you guys think about Gary? I like that guy, man. I love Gary. He's living dangerous, but I like him. I can't wait to watch his journey as he gets closer to God and he stops going to prostitutes. I thought you were going to say

Starting point is 01:31:50 you can't wait to watch a documentary. No, I mean, I'm in one of his docs. I'll watch his doc for sure. But his dick. Yeah, his dick one where he injected his penis out of 45 degree angle. Just blare it out, bro. Yeah, I don't know about that, dude. It's interesting.

Starting point is 01:32:08 But Johnny, you had some breaking news, huh? Yeah, okay. So it's a little unclear. So Jimmy Kimmel had some comments about Charlie Kirk. And I guess I'll just play them here. Uh, because I hadn't seen this. Had you seen this, Sam? I assume it's this.

Starting point is 01:32:26 So this is Luke from Luke Rakowski, uh, his Twitter. We love some new lows over the weekend with the Maga Gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it. In between the finger pointing, there was, uh, grieving on Friday the White House flew the flags at half staff, which got some criticism. But on a human level, you can see. how hard the president is taking this how are you holding up for the last day and a

Starting point is 01:32:59 half this is bad very good and by the way right there you see all the trucks they've just started construction of the new ballroom for the white house which is something they've been trying to get as you know for about 150 years and it's going to be a beauty yes he's at the fourth stage of grief construction demolition construction this is not how an adult grieves the murder of someone he called a friend this is how a four-year-old mourns a goldfish okay yeah so i mean trump obviously not a good look for him but the first part of that where he's trying he's talking about i mean if okay let's just take it on face value the news it's obvious that the guy as he is presented is a left i mean he's dating a trans person, you know what I mean?

Starting point is 01:33:48 Like, what are we talking about with that? So Kimmel is just being a dick there. But the news is from the Spectator Index. Jimmy Kimmel's show set to stop airing on ABC after Charlie Kirk comments. Now, I'm not sure, now you said, Sam, that you saw that it was the next star affiliates, possibly, that weren't, that we're going to pull his show or preempt it. So Kimmel seems to be in some, this is breaking as we're talking here. So he seems to be in some hot water over that. Yeah, there's a lot of dumb stuff being said right now that said that the FCC chair has threatened ABC and Disney over his remarks about Charlie Kirk, which, you know, I don't like seeing that necessarily the government.

Starting point is 01:34:29 Well, let's get into it, Johnny. Let's get into it. You know, it's like, obviously I have personal feelings about Jimmy Kimmel because one of my favorite people on planet Earth, Dom Barris works there. And I don't want to see Don Barris loses job. I don't know where Don Barris goes from there. I'm sure he could get another job crowd warming up. I hope that would happen. But I don't want to see Don Barris loses his job. I love Don Barris. He's a unique talent. He's a blessing.

Starting point is 01:34:58 He is one of the bedrocks of the comedy store. Jimmy Kimmel is one of those dudes who have closed doors behind him, which, again, I don't care if you, I have no problems with, let me say like that. I have no problems with if you evolve as a human being over time. Xavier, how old do you? 30, 31? 32. You're 32 years old.

Starting point is 01:35:25 The Xavier of 32 years old is not going to be saying Xavier of 40 years old. He will grow, he will learn, he will understand how the world works more and more over time. So I have no problems with people changing. Again, I always have the issue with people closing doors. behind them okay and the left progressive left is the biggest hypocrites of that so i told you guys after we recorded that i did a show at the comedy store uh last night and what do you want me say this for broken sim with this more broken sim story no it's up to you whatever you think okay so i did a show at the store last night and i was talking about all the people that got

Starting point is 01:36:09 fired for celebrating charlie kirk's death and the joke is you're going to go to starbucks tomorrow it's empty because they're all going to be fired right it's a funny joke i did in chicago got big laughs did at the comedy store last night got crickets and i always do this thing when i go hey man how many people from in the audience are from l.A if half or the majority of the people clap from l.A it's going to be a shitty crowd if more people clap that aren't from l.A it's going to be a better crowd because l.A. is in a bubble that's still in 2015 where people get hurt.

Starting point is 01:36:48 Now, I have no problems with some of the younger comics. I think the younger comics are just much better writers than the comics of my era. I just think we're better performers. And the biggest problem I have with comedians right now

Starting point is 01:37:03 of this younger generation, nobody's provocative. Everybody's just doing corporate-friendly comedy. Like I said this before, like the comics of the path if the comics of today were from my era they would all be doing

Starting point is 01:37:19 corporate gigs and fucking they'd be doing corporate gigs cruise ships and writing on shitty TV shows kind of like the 80s all over again when everybody was trying to get a pilot right right but even that like you know you saw some big names but you're talking about the times when

Starting point is 01:37:34 Sam Kenneson and Richard Pryor and George Carlin were roaming the stages there was still room for like chaos and all you know the stories of like Sam Kennison was used to clear out the room that's what Mitsy Shore would do at a certain

Starting point is 01:37:50 time in the year she would put up she would put up Sam Kesson and he would clear out the room so the staff could get ready to close down that's that's what the store was and you know the only consistency in the universe has changed and things change and

Starting point is 01:38:06 that's fine the biggest problem I have and again they're better comics than we they were better, they're better writers than we are, is that these young kids have been so traumatized by cancel culture that they're only doing safe comedy now. Everybody is a demographic mascot. They all talk about their demographic.

Starting point is 01:38:26 You know everybody's act as they're walking to the stage. And even though the avenue to become famous, that rewards that is dead, that's what they're doing. the avenue now that that leads to money, fame, fortune tends to be authenticity. So I go up on stage and I just, and this might be just in my head, but I feel there's not an appreciation for what I'm trying to do on stage, which is burn everything to the ground, okay?

Starting point is 01:39:00 It's just, it's this desire to kill political correctness because political correctness is the reason why we live in such a sick society right now. uh we are allowing people to act out of whack i i don't want to say out of pocket because johnny says it's the wrong use of the word no no no it's just the moderate yeah it's like become a thing yeah apparently i looked it up the other day it came out of blackpool hall scene in the 50s but yeah right but what am i what am i trying to say if i'm not trying to say that out of you know so they're acting a fool yeah you know they're acting they're you know nobody's taking any chances and you know so i do the set it's a fucking fun weird

Starting point is 01:39:39 set. The guy after me kind of fucking makes fun of me saying retarded and Charlie Kirk a thousand times and I don't get really mad at that because that's what I used to do when I filed dice all the time or I filed fucking A. Griffin one time I ripped Eddie Griffin so hard that I had New York City managers

Starting point is 01:39:55 calling to represent me because everyone had talked about it. I've had a couple sets at the store where people from New York City called and we're like, what the fuck's he doing? But again, when I'm going up at 11th 45 in the room and I'm the first one challenging these people now there are some guys there

Starting point is 01:40:15 like bruce gray i think is his name he's really fucking good he takes chances there's a couple guys there but for the most part it's demographic mascot comedy and i don't hate him for it i i root for comedian especially when i see guys start as a door guy become a regular that's a passage uh of that's that i celebrate because i did that as well and it's you know you kind of go through it to get to it. But again, there's, and maybe people are too dumb to understand it. And, you know, buzzwords happen. So I say

Starting point is 01:40:45 Charlie Kirk, everyone shuts down. They don't listen to what I'm saying. The only regret I had from the set last night is I didn't challenge this chick more. I asked anyone find that hypocritical. She goes, yeah. And I didn't want to piss off her boyfriend because they were out on a date. I didn't want to ruin his date night.

Starting point is 01:41:02 But in hindsight, I should have pressed her even harder. Because the, the progressive left, and this goes back to Jimmy Kimball, the progressive left created the rules of the game. Yes, in the 80s, maybe you can go back to the 60s,

Starting point is 01:41:17 the Christian conservatives were kind of shouting about the devil and drugs and sex and stuff. But I would say, I would say, that was in cancel culture, that was censorship. And there's a big difference between that.

Starting point is 01:41:33 Cancel culture is, you lose everything. I've lost patrons. You YouTube channels, Twitter. I had to pay three grand for my Instagram. That is cancel culture. Censorship is me being shadow ban. Do you understand the difference? I'm still there, but I'm not being able to be seen by anybody. It's the thing that the ADL came up with, which they're so proud. Freedom of speech, not freedom of reach. So I would say back then they were censoring. Those people never got dropped. You never saw Twisted Sister. You never saw ACDC. You never saw Slayer, you never saw all these demonic bands

Starting point is 01:42:09 get dropped from their labels. No, the labels realized that was great promotion, and they ran with it. And maybe, you know, a bunch of Christians bought their album, which helps the artist. They bought their albums and then burned them. But it was, and they were never, you never saw Slayer sponsored by Nike or Jamba Juice or any of these, like Lil Nas X-Kits. People all come with Satanic, and then next thing you know,

Starting point is 01:42:32 he's got a Verizon Wireless commercial, okay? So he never saw that. So there's no cancellation going on with that. But getting fired, okay, getting fired from your job like Shane Gillis when he says, Gook, kike, right? He gets fired for that. That's cancellation. You have created, you have, the cancellation of today was created by the left.

Starting point is 01:43:02 the the the the human resources person is simply a progressive nanny for progress like you know I'm not going to say who told me wink wink about somebody in the office whose pronouns change moment to moment in the office and everyone had to kind of play a clue game of clue to guess what their pronouns were at that time that and then and if you didn't get them right you'd have a talk with human resources that's bullying that is that is that is cancel culture from the left and now it's come back and it's stung them in the ass so now jimmy kimmel's losing affiliates for what he said well jimmy kimmo and all of his friends were the ones who have kind of turned back them they're back on how they used to be jimmy kimmel on the man show

Starting point is 01:43:50 jimmy you know i mean doing jimmy kimmel doing black face and all that stuff so just know guys on the left and the right and i'm sure there's nobody from the left that listens to show or he's going to listen to this point in the show once you create a rule that you want to be used against people you don't like it will become a back it will come back around and be used

Starting point is 01:44:14 against you right so when you have so when you have the pro choice people I mean we live in a state which is pro choice for abortion

Starting point is 01:44:27 right and then the equivalent of pro life or the state decides whether you take vaccines or not. How is that a parallel? How does that work out? How does that thought process? What's some mental gymnastics you have to get there? Well, once the pro-choice people decide to tell everybody they had to get to

Starting point is 01:44:51 the vaccine, they lost their ground. And then all of a sudden you saw all these pro-life laws being passed all over the country because everyone said what you your beliefs are you you don't stand on business right you're not standing on business and they lost ground for that for their hypocrisy because once you establish a rule for other people it will become back and bite you in the ass and that's exactly what has happened with with the the uh with jimmy kimmel you you can't suddenly become a progressive term you're back on everything you did before and then not expected to bite you in the ass and again i'm sad because dom berris is one of them my favorite people on planet earth

Starting point is 01:45:36 and i would hate to see him lose his job but like we were talking before the show jimmy kimmel used to be a savage you don't think he'll then you don't think he'll just end up on youtube where it's just now he can kind of have do whatever they want because that's what pierce smorgas knows it's just uncensored now you don't think it'll be jimmy uh jimmy kimmo uncensored like now we get talk whatever we want and now even say stupid or shit and get away with it. I mean, like, doesn't that make him look bad? Yeah, and I have confirmed here it is the affiliates. Well, now this just says, okay, New York Times has something from 11 minutes ago that just says flat out ABC pulls kennel off the air for,

Starting point is 01:46:18 huh, now that would be something if they just, I mean, what does that even mean pulls him off the, why isn't it? Okay. Oh, God, that fucking New York Times. I can't get the lead because you have to pay for them. Yep. Uh-huh. Yep, exactly.

Starting point is 01:46:33 They catch me every single time. Give me a second. Let me see if I can. Yeah, it's not going to let me. But yeah, so I'm not sure, Sam. I mean. I mean, well, I don't know if you guys know. South Park took down the episode.

Starting point is 01:46:48 Oh, County Central took it down. Yeah. Yeah, they took it. They also delayed their episode this week, which is, I'm not, maybe it's happened a few times because, they do push it up to the deadline famously, but they do, I wonder what they were talking about, or they're going to talk about that they

Starting point is 01:47:03 pushed an episode back a week. And I sent you that, Sam, you mentioned the Tucker Carlson thing. He tweeted that they are, they pushed it back to the 23rd, the 9-11 documentary. Oh, because of the shooting? Because of the shooting, yeah, they said, Okay, okay.

Starting point is 01:47:19 Okay, Walt Disney on ABC said on Wednesday, it will indefinitely stop airing Jimmy Kimmel Live after remarks. So he's going to get fired. they're just going to be right must be they're going to i bet the affiliates what you saw next are like called no way like hey we're not putting up with this and then they're like well that means he's done uh i mean when when does that somebody get indefinitely suspended and end up coming back to work it just doesn't really happen doesn't that's crazy i mean and i'm

Starting point is 01:47:46 going to be honest with you like the reaction of trump was something you could talk about talk oh that was hilarious i mean i don't i didn't see anything where he said he was making in front of Charlie Kirk dying. Well, it was the first part where he was talking about Republicans trying to spin it to make it look like he was anything but one of them. And the guy, I mean, if you take it at face value,

Starting point is 01:48:09 was obviously not a right winger. I mean, that's ridiculous. Yeah, the only stance is he grew up conservative, which you can, I mean, supposedly his parents are super conservative, but other than that, that doesn't make you conservative if your parents are. Yeah, I mean, you tend to be the opposite

Starting point is 01:48:25 of your parents. Yeah. I mean, I mean, I mean, Republicans make Democrats. Democrats make Republicans. And I mean, did you see the text messages? I mean, if you believe the text messages. I do not. I do not. But, I mean, it's obvious that he was like, he's like, I just had enough of his hatred. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:48:41 There's a certain kind of hate. I'm going to go to my vehicle. I'm going to grab my rifle. Do not tell anybody about this. It was like, go look under the keyboard. I left a note. My father, you know, who says my father? You know, like, they just think we're stupid.

Starting point is 01:48:57 But this is nonlinear warfare. So what do you guys think about P, what is it, PDE or whatever, the guy Patrick Bed Davis talking about downplaying Candace Owens and Tucker, how they're already jumping the gun on saying it was Israel. And he's like, oh, we can't go there. Yeah, you guys are are obviously. Patrick, Matt David is is controlled. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:49:16 You know, but it's very interesting. Candice Owens brought up this. And, you know, people have definite feelings on Candice Owens. And I don't always agree with her on a lot stuff. I do agree with her on everything but I tend to agree with her on a lot of stuff Charlie Kirk was the only one who didn't have Netanyahu on his show

Starting point is 01:49:35 everybody else had Netanyahu he didn't have him on it and you know the way that that fucking crazy Ackman guy is trying to downplay the fight and then everyone's coming forward going

Starting point is 01:49:50 Charlie Kirk told me that this happened he came to me and told me it happened Wait, who said? Bill Ackman said that? Bill Ackman said that their interaction was cordial and there was no threats made. Right. So if you see there's an episode, I think, of Pierce Morgan where Dave Smith is debating a Israeli human rights lawyer. So they talk about how there was a lawyer there that just starts screaming at Charlie Kirk. and that was on i'm sorry i'm trying to i'm looking digging through it here it's uh says this says

Starting point is 01:50:30 bill agman shares text from charlie kirk yeah he's trying to act like it was cordial like no one's saying the text was threatening everyone's saying the meeting was threatening and that and that um charlie kirk said he was going to be blackmailed in some sort of way okay you know this is when they had that meeting that canis owens was talking about where Bill Ackman was there and some other big hitters, right? To kind of warn him off of. Yeah, Candice Owens gave that guy an invitation to come on a show and prove that there was never a meeting or nothing like that.

Starting point is 01:51:07 So we'll see that where that goes too. This says Dave Smith smashes the narrative, that Israel. Yeah, I mean, I love Dave Smith, and I would be very nervous. I was in his position. I think a lot of those guys at the very highest levels, And I'm okay with if you don't want to believe it's Israel. I just don't know how you can say it's 100% not Israel. You can't.

Starting point is 01:51:32 I just don't know how you could say that. I can understand if you're nervous and you're like, yeah, I don't see it. You know, it's like, ah, I'm going to say it. And Dave Smith is a G amongst G's, you know. But I would tell you that it's, you know, you have to go a long way before you can get me to believe. that a trans furry lover who lived four hours away picked the right place at the right time and did all this stuff over people that have had financial investments in this guy and we're happy with what he's saying and have a history of doing this yeah yeah or I mean

Starting point is 01:52:18 would you think the guy might think he did it by the way it's entirely possible that's the best no he said he did do it but but the best but the best well Well, we've heard that. But I'm saying the best Patsy is a Patsy who thinks they did. Which is Mark David Chapman. Exactly. Yeah. What do you think about the theory that, because a lot of people don't want to do live events no more, but that makes it seem like the left one.

Starting point is 01:52:39 People stop doing live events. Tim Dillian. Yeah. What's Adam Stein going to? I mean, Alex Stein going to do. He's like, whoa. Well, you know, this is the big debate that I have with Dylan last night. that went the entire hour

Starting point is 01:52:55 is like if we've seen Israel talk about how they're losing the narrative and now in the last couple weeks I'd say a month they've literally bought up all the media they bought up all the media they bought TikTok

Starting point is 01:53:12 they want by CNN they bought CBS and you go down the list of things they bought okay so obviously the message is important And now you got somebody who's starting to go off message that you invested millions and millions and millions of dollars in. The best way to tell people stop talking shit is to show what could be the results of talking shit. And now you have guys going, I'm not doing live events.

Starting point is 01:53:41 I'm not doing live events. It's like, okay. We'll see. I mean, so they say TikTok is doing the most damage and now they just sold it to two Israelis. the U.S. government forced China to sell the majority share to two Israelis. Yeah, Donald Trump did say the deal was done yesterday. A deal has been made between the U.S. and China to keep TikTok running in the U.S. And you're saying it's two Israelis, huh?

Starting point is 01:54:15 Yeah, it's the guy who owns Oracle. The weird guy always says looks like he's in the Shasta. yeah yeah yeah and then it's the other guy that's been on rogan a couple times larry elson and i forget the other guy's been on rogan a bunch time which is very interesting because he's talked about all the conspiracies and broken down a lot of shit so it's interesting that he's one of the owners because he kind of had an enlightened point of view on shit oh and drison horowitz also okay so it's or oracle and drison horowitz and others yeah so yeah i mean could you get uh drado horowitz i mean could you get more of a jewish name that's the company name but yeah

Starting point is 01:54:56 it's two last names andreason horowitz yeah so i mean that's where we're at i mean what a great way i mean you got people saying they're not doing live events mark and dresen and ben horowitz yeah uh one thing i wanted to say too that was interesting that i noted i tried to look up that disney thing about them removing that and they've done some kind of camouflage in the search because Disney sold this company called Blue Sky. So it's one of those things you can't Google because it's just all covered up with this company Blue Sky that Disney dumped,

Starting point is 01:55:30 this animation studio or something. So I thought that was kind of interesting that it's hard to, it's hard to Google it now because they've kind of... Why are they... Why do that? I tried to search that thing about them removing blue skies from films, you know?

Starting point is 01:55:46 But it's covered up, kind of camouflaged in the Google search by Disney selling this animation company called Blue Sky. Oh, interesting. Isn't that what Kanye West said about why with Black Panther? So you can't learn about the Black Panthers? It's like the same one about Frozen. You can't look up Walt Disney Frozen because you type in Frozen and all you fucking get is the movie Frozen

Starting point is 01:56:08 for a million and thousand one videos. Yeah. Also, you're talking about me wanting to live a long time. I'll mention that the Bible mentions the reward for wisdom like dozens of times as long life obeying your parents long life is the blessing so long life is a virtue in the bible and the blessing of god uh just wanted so yeah john am seeing people are talking about disney a bc is pulling jimmy kimmel off air nationally effective immediately and indefinitely yeah that's what we were saying what do they what did what a great i mean like what what did uh rob emmanuel say never let a good um a good what's it called a good a good

Starting point is 01:56:47 good what was it like a good crisis go to wait so it's like they probably like how like dude we're paying all this money for this thing nobody's watching it oh look bang bye bang goodbye so dude you know who's got me feeling really weird right now jimmy fell and they got to be like oh no oh dude they're getting rid of late night yeah they're they're going to be done they're not going to have late night anymore that's so sad i know it's it's depressing it's so depressing it was over though good late night was over when letterman left Yeah, 100%. He was done.

Starting point is 01:57:20 And, you know... He was never, though, he never beat Leno. Like, maybe once. I know his whole run did he ever beat Leno, who was, you know, the... Well, Johnny, it's like comparing Kill Bill to Shrek. Yeah, totally. They're trying to do two different things. Yeah, and one of the...

Starting point is 01:57:34 And it's a miracle letterman was as popular as he was, honestly. Well, it's like my brother one time said to me, he goes, dude, I don't know what the big deal is. That, that, the final episode of, uh, breaking back. got like 10 million views. That's what Duck Dicey gets every episode. I go, they're two different types of shows. Yeah.

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Starting point is 02:02:45 Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Campaigning, Donald Trump very much was a supporter of releasing everything about Epstein. Yeah. And then a couple months back changed his tune dramatically. And then we heard about this letter that sounded incredibly fake. To me, it sounded fake. Where it was written in a birthday journal of Epstein, you know, this kind of like a poetry thing. where he was clearly referencing underage stuff.

Starting point is 02:03:13 He's talked about it before. He goes, he likes him on the younger side. Yeah, he's thought about it. And then, finally, now, we've seen the thing. Here it is. It's got Donald Trump's signature on it at the bottom. And does that look like the silhouette of a grown-ass woman to you? No, look at those beak, those eight cups.

Starting point is 02:03:31 That is not a grown woman's silhouette. Yeah, that looks like a hermaphrodite. So if you're listening, it's the shape, like an outline of a woman. and then two breasts, very underdeveloped, I think, is what you would say. Very underdeveloped. They look like trans tits. And to remind you if you haven't seen. Those are trans tits, which makes me think that Epstein was into trans.

Starting point is 02:03:51 Even a trans wouldn't be happy with those tits. Okay, voiceover. There must be more to life than having everything. Donald. Yes, there is, but I won't tell you what it is. Jeffrey, nor will I. Should we do this like a Bigfoot Theater? Oh, yeah.

Starting point is 02:04:07 Do we do Bigfoot theater? Hold on. Who should I? You be Jeffrey. Oh. You be Jeffrey. What did he write a scene? Yeah.

Starting point is 02:04:14 You haven't seen this yet. It's a scene. No, I didn't know it was that. Yeah, it's a scene. Okay. Voiceover. I'll play Donald. Okay.

Starting point is 02:04:20 Oh, no. No, you got to be, just do Woody Allen. Yeah, you got to be Woody Allen. Yeah, you got to be Woody Allen. Okay, okay. Okay, here we go. Ready? There must be more to life than having everything.

Starting point is 02:04:29 Yes, there is. But I wouldn't tell you what it is. Nor will I. Since I also know what it is. we have certain things in common yes we do with they're the best geoffrey uh yes yes we do come come to think of it yeah what's that enigmas enigmas an enigmas never age have you ever noticed that as a matter of fact it was clear to me the last the last time i saw you uh donald uh pal is a wonderful thing

Starting point is 02:05:08 Happy birthday, and we may, and may every day be another wonderful secret, like best secrets ever of all time, the best. We love secrets. Signed. Signed scribble. Donald, well, it says Donald J. Trump right at the bottom. Donald J. Trump. Am I the worst?

Starting point is 02:05:29 No, that wasn't too bad. It was pretty. I love Bigfoot theater. We got to do more. We got to do more of those. We should have people send in their own Bigfoot theater. Yeah, okay. Yeah, submit your Bigfoot Theater.

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Starting point is 02:05:57 You can submit your little scene there. Not longer than like minute of dialogue. Yeah. I mean, like this is how much dialogue we want. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just one minor underage girl worth. of dialogue. But, I mean, okay, so now there's two options with this.

Starting point is 02:06:14 Either the president is a creep right there with... No, no, he is a creep. Right there with Epstein, though. Because this is creepy, or he is being set up, I mean, as badly as you can imagine by... I mean, if this is fake, if that's not his signature and he had no knowledge, as he claims, he claims that. He's denying it. I draw the best kid's tits ever. I draw the best kid's tits ever.

Starting point is 02:06:37 Which I don't think he drew that. He had somebody scribbled that up and come up with that because he's not that type of person creative, but he signed it. That's his endorsement. It was under his imprimatur. That matters. And so either it's an incredible fake, which is possible. He's being stitched up by the CIA. What do you think, Johnny?

Starting point is 02:06:54 Because this is a level of stupid. Yes. Okay? This is a level of dumb that only an idiot would do. Okay? Like, if you know this guy and. you said he likes him young on the younger side you love them they're fun for him okay um have you seen the picture of how shredded like geoffrey fstein looked what shirtless or something go to my

Starting point is 02:07:22 m tracy on twitter go to m tracy and how do you okay hold on i'll just see if i can find it no no no no no no that was no that's go put in go twitter m tracy is that uh anderson cooper no yes What is... You don't think Erison Cooper is gay shredded? M. Tracy, just M. Tracy. Yeah, M. Tracy. Yeah, that's it. Michael Tracy, okay.

Starting point is 02:07:46 Yeah. I think he has a picture of him. And Mike Tracy is just destroying his life right now. Not that far. Just go down. How about it a media? Yeah, it should be pictures. Oh, you guys suck.

Starting point is 02:08:00 Let me just see how far can... It's not that it shouldn't be that far. It shouldn't be that far. He was just talking about today. Like, what do we do? he's got tweets as much as you do yeah this is all he's doing he can't oh we're back to august six now you know it should have been it should have been out i don't know where it is but what was it's a picture it's like this weird random picture of five guys with their shirts off

Starting point is 02:08:26 geoffrey eps see if you look up geoffrey epson shirt off picture he's kind of shredded dude no it's a black like a boat or something it's like in some weird room i wish i could find it let me see real quick but anyways you have to be the biggest idiot on planet earth to believe this shit well here's the other thing that wait wait believe what you don't think that that's no to do to do that to like to like just to to like send a birthday wish alluding to pedophilia here's the final here's an alternative that I will suggest now Trump is and his administration have been saying that this is a hoax then you have Mike Johnson come out this week's speaker and say that Trump was actually an informant which we've heard for the FBI in this case John what do you think I'm going to call this call what what's going on right now what do you what I don't know nonlinear warfare oh but okay so yeah yeah entirely they don't know if you're going they don't want you to know if you're going they don't want you known if you're coming or going. Both of those things can't be true though. It's either something or Donald Trump was an informant. Now, this fits in the context of Donald Trump being an

Starting point is 02:09:46 informant if he was instructed somehow to do this and they knew they were also blackmailing Trump by making him pretend to be Jeffrey Epstein's friend. But that's, I mean, that's 4D chess right there. That's 90D. Yeah. I mean, that's a lot of. Okay. So what do you guys want me to do? What we want you to do is you're going to make friends with this prolific. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation. in your podcasting app, or check us out at YouTube.com slash Sam Tripoli. We go deep, home, boy. Aaron, open your mind.

Starting point is 02:10:19 Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron. This is only the beginning. You just blew my mind. hack into oil.

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