EVERYTHING IS FALLING APART

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00:21 what is going on guys it’s adam mckay
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01:18 we have a lot to talk about uh we’ve had
01:20 a scorching
01:22 uh last week here in seattle we had a
01:25 all-time record i think in the west
01:27 coast might even be in the country
01:29 of 118 degrees i’ve been posting about
01:33 that
01:33 uh you know at first when i said that we
01:35 were gonna have a heat wave and that we
01:36 were doing stuff about it
01:38 people in the midwest said oh yeah you
01:40 know we have that kind of temp all the
01:42 time
01:43 i don’t think many people have 118
01:45 degree temperatures uh
01:47 ever so uh that was insane even people
01:50 with
01:50 ac couldn’t handle a local store here
01:53 lost
01:54 about half a million dollars in
01:55 groceries because all of their freezers
01:57 and refrigerators
01:58 every single one of them broke and they
02:00 had to throw everything out not one day
02:02 but two days
02:04 so that was nuts so before we get
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02:58 so uh speaking of dex my co-host slash
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03:04 the hostess with the mostess what’s
03:06 going on
03:08 well hello adam and hello frugal fam i’m
03:09 doing just fine
03:11 i don’t know if you guys can hear but my
03:13 air conditioning is on and
03:14 and uh usually when i hear creators say
03:17 that you can’t
03:18 hear it so i’ll just assume that it is
03:20 okay
03:21 um let’s get straight into the news uh a
03:24 satellite’s impending
03:25 fiery demise shows how important it is
03:29 how to keep space uh clean so dex
03:32 obviously we’ve had a couple things come
03:35 into
03:36 the atmosphere lately and i have a
03:39 feeling that there’s a lot more
03:41 stuff going on above us than they
03:43 actually are saying
03:44 what do you think about that well yeah
03:47 certainly
03:48 and we’re hearing more and more news
03:50 over the last year about what is
03:52 uh i guess in this category of space
03:54 junk and in this particular instance
03:56 they’re testing new technology
03:58 and we’ve talked about the different
04:00 types of technology they’re looking at
04:01 to clear that up from magnets to
04:04 you know lasers and other things but
04:07 apparently these guys
04:08 something that’s going to go up into the
04:11 atmosphere
04:12 and try to collect things when they’re
04:14 uh
04:15 at the end of their life and then pull
04:17 them back down
04:19 and have them i guess re-enter or burn
04:21 up correctly
04:22 so it’s kind of interesting what this is
04:24 such a big deal
04:26 because there is absolutely so much junk
04:28 apparently up there now
04:29 and it says space is vast but the area
04:31 around our planet is getting crowded new
04:33 technology and proliferation
04:35 of competing rocket companies have made
04:37 it cheaper to reach low earth orbit
04:39 but more objects in space can also mean
04:42 more spacecraft damage and collisions
04:44 that could jeopardize satellites that
04:46 connect rural and
04:47 underserved areas with broadband as well
04:50 as those
04:51 that take images that help farmers track
04:53 their crops health
04:54 it could even uh endanger the
04:56 international space station
04:58 or so they say it’s astronauts and
05:00 research aboard that could fuel
05:02 cancer treatments and the creation of
05:04 organs for transplant
05:05 so that last part uh just my personal
05:07 opinion
05:08 uh so yeah so the iss and cancer
05:11 treatment
05:12 and cancer treatment in general uh
05:15 probably will never happen that’s just
05:16 my solid opinion because
05:18 uh currently as we speak i think they
05:20 make uh
05:21 trillions of dollars on uh cancer
05:24 medicine so
05:25 we wouldn’t want to end that i mean
05:28 anyways uh going on to the next one
05:32 i’m gonna have dex uh explain this one
05:34 this is one that
05:35 uh of course decks picked out and uh
05:39 it is pretty cool actually if you think
05:41 about it but again i know that there’s
05:43 going to be a chunk of you who
05:44 uh would like to see proof of this uh
05:47 puddin
05:47 and speaking of pudding we’ll talk about
05:49 that later dex
05:51 what is going on with this cosmic gulp
05:53 astronomers see black hole
05:54 swallow and neutron star yeah so this is
05:57 kind of interesting for
05:59 uh but but it also fits into that realm
06:01 of things that we can’t see so we just
06:03 have to take the word of those
06:05 people who tell us about it but
06:06 apparently a black hole has
06:08 swallowed a neutron star and they’ve
06:10 they’ve watched it they’ve seen it
06:11 happen it went
06:12 really quickly um but it was uh the
06:15 first time it’s ever happened
06:17 the first time they’ve ever seen it and
06:19 apparently it happened in a matter of
06:20 minutes
06:21 so this and by the way a neutron star is
06:24 extremely big
06:26 um actually its physical size is really
06:28 small i think it’s like six
06:29 miles across it’s the remnants of a of a
06:33 very large star that collapses but
06:36 what ends up i guess the way they
06:38 describe it is if you had a teaspoon of
06:40 a neutron star it’s something like
06:42 billions of pounds or billions of tons
06:45 is how much it would actually weigh
06:47 so that’s kind of fascinating when you
06:49 think about
06:50 something so small but yet so heavy
06:53 and then obviously just being you know
06:55 sucked up in a matter of seconds or
06:57 minutes
06:58 uh into a black hole and being removed
07:01 from the
07:01 sky see that is the this is the other
07:05 part that
07:05 uh obviously us as earthlings
07:09 can’t under really understand or put
07:12 this into perspective as far as physics
07:14 wise or or just in
07:15 our humanly life there’s nothing like
07:17 this imagine a teaspoon
07:20 that weighs billions of pounds that
07:22 sounds like science fiction it
07:24 sounds just absurd uh but that’s
07:27 apparently even more
07:28 billions of tons oh yeah you’re right
07:30 billions of tons so that
07:32 each ton is is 2 000 pounds so you’re
07:35 talking about
07:35 you know trillions of pounds
07:39 so that that’s the whole thing about
07:41 this it’s like
07:43 one thing that i sometimes don’t believe
07:45 is there have been so many
07:47 changes to our science uh that
07:50 kind of totally contradict things that
07:52 they’ve just said five years ago or ten
07:54 years ago
07:55 or let alone a lot of things have
07:56 changed since you know the 60s since the
07:58 50s
07:59 since there was a big boom in of course
08:01 science and and
08:03 technology and everything that happened
08:05 so we don’t know if in 20 years from now
08:07 they’re going to tell us that all of
08:08 this is bs
08:09 that’s why we cover it but again i would
08:11 just say
08:12 if you follow this obviously a lot of
08:15 things are changing they’re setting us
08:16 up to say
08:17 that everything is about to change they
08:19 even told us just in less than a month
08:21 ago
08:22 that basically the way that matter and
08:25 dark matter
08:26 works is uh totally different than what
08:28 they thought
08:29 so what that sets us up to is that they
08:32 can say you know everything we thought
08:34 was wrong
08:35 everything we thought about space
08:36 everything we you know
08:38 thought was correct is totally on its
08:40 head so
08:41 yeah it would be a 2021 thing for that
08:44 to happen you know next week but
08:47 again all sorts of craziness and then of
08:50 course
08:50 the letter sent months before the deadly
08:54 florida collapse
08:55 worn damage to condo building was
08:57 accelerating
08:59 now on both ends of this i know that we
09:02 have a
09:03 couple of factions kind of uh debating
09:05 about this
09:06 and some a little bit more heated on
09:08 than the word debate
09:10 but as far as this goes there’s a lot of
09:12 opinions on how this happened
09:14 i won’t get too into that but what i
09:16 will say
09:17 is uh you would definitely need some
09:19 sort of thing
09:20 a few months before like this uh to uh
09:24 to set it up if if it was on one side on
09:26 the other side
09:28 there are all these buildings that are
09:29 of course uh
09:31 you know gone through many storms and
09:34 this and that
09:35 the one thing that a lot of people have
09:36 a problem with is how it
09:38 literally pancaked and just dissolved
09:41 um i wonder how the storms could have
09:43 damaged it to do that
09:45 again lots of crazy stuff there’s a lot
09:47 of weird stories that are coming out of
09:49 this
09:50 again there was a phone line
09:53 and this is really really weird there
09:55 and some of you may have heard this i
09:57 might even do a small video on this
09:59 there was a older couple a man and a
10:02 woman
10:02 who were senior citizens and they are
10:05 still missing
10:07 their grandson grandson continually
10:10 keeps getting calls from their landline
10:13 telephone
10:14 and how it was is their place was
10:16 actually on
10:17 uh you know the half that uh basically
10:19 fell
10:20 and their nightstand was actually still
10:24 there apparently the nightstand with the
10:26 landline phone was still there
10:28 and everything else collapsed so the
10:30 landline’s sitting there and
10:31 apparently it keeps calling the grandson
10:34 now they have an explanation for this
10:36 they say that
10:36 because it’s an old like landline maybe
10:39 it has a rotary system
10:40 and that it’s copper wires that if it
10:43 taps it can do
10:44 kind of speed dial whatever their number
10:46 one or number two speed dial is if it
10:48 taps the wire twice then it might call
10:50 the grandson
10:51 uh but it’s very strange it’s uh some
10:53 are saying that
10:54 you know maybe that’s a sign from the
10:57 grandparents
10:58 saying hey we’re okay you know we’re
10:59 we’re gone but we’re in the right place
11:01 or the other side you know it was very
11:04 weird though because think about it
11:06 a lot of people even thought that maybe
11:09 they had a
11:10 portable phone and if if you’ve ever
11:13 used a portable phone if you hit talk
11:15 twice
11:15 it actually dials the last known dialed
11:18 number
11:19 so you can imagine these people in some
11:22 sort of crevice
11:23 uh you know only with the ability to tap
11:26 one button on their phone and trying to
11:29 tap it or maybe blindly tapping
11:31 re-dial and trying to get a hold of
11:33 their grandson
11:35 but they say that that’s not the case
11:37 and they have special technology they
11:39 have sound equipment that says that
11:40 there’s no more
11:42 unexplored crevices or you know these uh
11:44 basically these gaps
11:46 in the collapse so uh and they’ve
11:49 already recovered basically just
11:51 one woman and a child i believe uh so
11:54 very very strange stuff as far as this
11:56 goes there’s actually a letter that was
11:58 sent before it
12:00 uh this was board president gene wad
12:04 nicky not to be confused with the owner
12:06 of this platform
12:07 addressed uh the letter to neighbors on
12:10 april 9th
12:11 so what was that about two months ago
12:14 says the concrete deterioration is
12:17 accelerating
12:18 the roof situation got much worse so
12:20 extensive roof repairs had to be
12:22 incorporated
12:23 says the letter acquired by cnn’s aaron
12:25 burnout out front
12:27 wadnuki says further describes issues
12:30 facing the building saying when you can
12:32 visually see the concrete spalling
12:34 or cracking that means the rebar holding
12:37 it together is rusting
12:39 and deteriorating beneath the surface a
12:42 structural field survey performed in
12:43 2018 by moribito consultants
12:46 found several things wrong with the
12:48 building including major structural
12:49 damage below the pool deck
12:51 according to the report it says the
12:54 failed waterproofing is causing major
12:56 structural damage to the concrete
12:57 structural slab below these areas
13:00 and of course it uh it actually said
13:02 that
13:03 uh an estimate to the condo association
13:08 uh was to make the extensive and
13:10 necessary
13:11 repairs and others are saying that they
13:14 did not
13:14 uh do those repairs and then the thing
13:17 collapsed
13:18 somebody on twitter jumped on the when
13:20 this first happened this story
13:22 literally just came out i put out a
13:24 single tweet
13:25 and about five minutes later i put out
13:27 kind of what i thought after reading all
13:29 of the stuff that was out on it but my
13:31 first tweet was like saying
13:32 you know who is in this building this
13:34 and by the way
13:36 i leave my tweets up even if they uh you
13:38 know there’s been a couple cases where
13:40 i’m blatantly wrong where i
13:41 correct it uh but what i do is i’ll
13:44 leave it up and then i’ll correct it
13:45 after that
13:46 then you know i made a mistake and i
13:48 fixed it
13:50 when i first saw this and you have to
13:52 see it from
13:53 me watching the video of this happening
13:57 and my reaction was uh much like
14:00 everyone else’s
14:01 when you see that thing go like tower
14:04 you know what i’m saying
14:05 it’s kind of like it was it brought me
14:08 back to 2001 i was like holy moly why is
14:11 it just whoosh
14:12 so when i saw that i wrote what i
14:14 thought
14:15 and again you don’t see that in like
14:17 just a residential area in florida
14:20 whatever happened
14:21 so that was my response five minutes
14:23 later i tweeted and basically said some
14:25 more stuff about it and then on the show
14:27 where it really matters i went in we
14:29 went in extensively
14:30 and gave you all of the answers the
14:32 official stories the other official
14:34 stories and everything else
14:36 so we try to we try to correct what we
14:38 say and if i say something just off the
14:40 wall
14:41 i usually always correct it if it’s not
14:43 something i truly believe in
14:45 and again i still think that there’s
14:47 just
14:49 something i’ve never seen something like
14:51 that how have we not seen that before
14:52 with
14:53 uh you know two a hundred years of
14:55 buildings all over in urban areas that
14:57 have been hit by storms
14:59 how has one not done that before not
15:02 like that i mean
15:03 i mean that was just whoosh i guess now
15:05 we have video though so video could be
15:07 covering it what do you think dex as far
15:09 as how
15:10 how that kind of all went down yeah
15:13 there’s
15:14 there’s definitely a lot of speculation
15:15 around it even even from everything
15:17 that’s what happened out to sea
15:19 which was not in the general vicinity
15:21 but uh but you know
15:22 we’ll never really know there’ll be
15:24 reports and we’ll probably have an
15:26 official report that comes out that
15:27 tells us something and we’ll have to
15:29 either decide that we want to believe
15:30 that or not
15:32 and i think there’ll be plenty of people
15:33 that won’t and there’ll be plenty of
15:34 people that are looking for
15:36 answers and looking for different
15:37 answers so it’ll
15:40 it’ll always be there uh thank you linda
15:43 uh chit tester thank you so much for
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16:03 uh thank you for the support and uh
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16:22 silly gurgle silly gurgle
16:30 somebody’s gonna clip that
16:34 neighboring buildings worry about safety
16:36 after florida condo
16:37 collapse again this isn’t the only thing
16:40 collapsing we’re going to get into
16:42 of course pretty much everything that’s
16:44 going on a sister building
16:46 in the same complex as the collapsed
16:48 florida condo has
16:50 new cracks in its garage but experts
16:52 said residents are safe
16:53 even as voluntary evacuation is in
16:55 effect photos taken by resident of
16:57 champlain towers east
16:59 show a large chunk of stone crumpled off
17:01 a pillar
17:02 in the garage damage that the resident
17:04 told local news outlets
17:06 wasn’t visible until after the champlain
17:09 tower south collapsed on thursday
17:11 it says i’m afraid that there could be
17:13 some issues in
17:14 our building that could result in what
17:16 we saw in champlain
17:18 towers it says but structural engineer
17:20 alan
17:22 kilzheimer found that damage was no
17:24 immediate concern
17:26 saying that both sister buildings to the
17:28 collapse condo showed
17:29 no visible evidence of any major
17:32 structural concerns
17:34 so let me ask you this would you
17:37 would you spend the night there uh and
17:39 probably not but at the same time
17:41 that was like a super rare thing but get
17:43 this so they’re built
17:45 they were probably built at the same
17:46 time right i mean is that what
17:48 yeah i would assume that they’re they’re
17:50 probably built the same time they’re the
17:51 same age they’re probably dealing with
17:52 the
17:53 same or similar problems and the same
17:55 storms right
17:56 and the same association that had to
17:58 gather money together to do repairs that
18:00 either did or didn’t do them if that’s
18:01 what it was
18:02 right yeah no i probably wouldn’t i’d be
18:05 i’d be pretty nervous about it i’m sure
18:07 you could probably get a really good
18:08 deal if you want to buy one of those
18:09 condos right now
18:10 yeah time shares are free right now
18:15 uh i’ll share them uh with pretty much
18:17 everybody
18:18 everybody i don’t like right yeah so
18:21 that’s pretty sounds like a uh
18:24 it sounds like uh a place that doesn’t
18:27 uh
18:28 doesn’t need to have people in it either
18:31 way
18:31 whatever you may think about this i
18:33 think it’s pretty rare as far as
18:35 i wouldn’t think that the same exact
18:37 thing would happen to it but who knows
18:39 what is your opinion
18:41 uh let’s go over to the chat real quick
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19:35 nothing much we just dealt by the way
19:37 for those of you that care we dealt
19:39 with the craziest heat um i might post
19:42 pictures of what we ended up doing
19:45 even with uh now two uh air conditioners
19:49 uh which we it was like usually they say
19:52 basically you need to take one place in
19:53 your house
19:54 and cool it down uh we tried to do that
19:57 but i couldn’t plug both ac conditioners
19:59 into the same room because
20:01 even if there were different fuses they
20:03 just kept popping the fuse
20:05 so we had to do one in you know one time
20:08 and then put the other one somewhere
20:10 else but it didn’t do any help because
20:11 we weren’t
20:12 in that room it was extremely hard to
20:15 keep cool because we have sun
20:17 basically the entire day we don’t have
20:20 any cover
20:20 where you know uh we’re we have no
20:24 you know mountains blocking us or
20:26 anything so it was the worst thing i’ve
20:29 ever gone through
20:30 and we have an eight month old baby and
20:33 a two-year-old
20:34 so between that and uh you know not
20:37 being able to fully cool down
20:40 us using ac got us down to 84 degrees
20:44 i mean like that’s how bad it was uh and
20:46 that is
20:48 it did not feel good and you barely open
20:50 the window
20:51 or the door and everything comes in 118
20:54 degrees
20:54 imagine if you’ve ever been to las vegas
20:56 uh and
20:57 opened the window at night and that hot
21:00 air comes in it was like that times
21:02 10. it felt like if you because they
21:04 even said
21:05 uh there’s even an article that i
21:07 believe that says
21:09 you felt the hottest day you will
21:11 probably ever
21:12 feel in your entire life uh again
21:16 that might change in the ten years if
21:17 they keep you know
21:19 using lasers and whatever but this thing
21:22 was just i mean it was unbelievable
21:25 i cannot believe how was your water oh
21:28 yeah yeah yeah so i told dad and tell me
21:30 about tell them about the car too
21:32 oh so so the water was so hot
21:35 that it all the way cold even running
21:38 for 30 minutes
21:39 was just out like boiling water you
21:42 couldn’t take a cold shower you couldn’t
21:44 go to your sink and get cold water even
21:47 the fridge water which the fridge
21:49 the fridge tries to cool it down when it
21:50 comes out of the ice
21:52 thing that was warm because it was
21:55 hot going in and it cools it down to
21:57 like you know
21:58 hot um and then the car so what we ended
22:02 up doing is we ended up having to drive
22:03 around we have ac in our car that works
22:05 really well
22:06 but it’s an older vehicle so what
22:09 happened is
22:10 and a lot of people everywhere
22:11 everywhere we drove there was somebody
22:13 on the ground
22:14 ambulances everywhere i’m not even
22:17 exaggerating when
22:18 i we were downtown i saw at least three
22:20 people
22:21 on the sidewalk with people hovered over
22:23 them uh one person was getting cpr on
22:25 like ninth and
22:26 uh ninth and pike or something and
22:29 these people were hovered over and it
22:31 was a homeless guy that had basically no
22:33 shirt
22:34 and they were doing cpr on him i
22:36 basically slowed down and i said what’s
22:38 going on you know
22:39 did he get hurt and they said he heat
22:42 stroke
22:42 they think and so then um nobody had a
22:45 phone i ended up calling the police on
22:47 that one
22:47 then we drove down the street and there
22:49 was another person on the sidewalk
22:51 on top of this we could not slow down it
22:53 was like we were in the movie speed
22:55 uh and i’m not kidding because our car
22:59 with the ac on because remember we have
23:01 eight month old baby and a two-year-old
23:03 that we have to keep cool
23:05 if we stopped even for a long time at a
23:07 stoplight
23:08 it was overheating so bad that we had to
23:11 actually put it in neutral
23:12 and drive to keep the fan going if we
23:15 stopped for any amount of time with the
23:17 ac
23:17 on our car temperature went like this
23:20 i saw mercedes-benz brand-new 2021
23:23 mercedes-benz pulled over with
23:25 uh stickers i took a picture of a few of
23:28 these
23:28 i mean you would see cars it was like
23:30 something out of an apocalypse movie
23:32 cars that were pulling out of a spot in
23:34 a downtown area
23:36 where they’re blocking a lane pulling
23:38 out and their car just died
23:40 one person said sorry my car overheated
23:42 i’ll be back when i can
23:43 and just left their 2021 mercedes benz
23:46 just sitting there
23:47 blocking half of a downtown street i saw
23:50 so many cars pulled over so many uh
23:53 people that just basically abandoned
23:55 their car
23:56 because they couldn’t take it if they
23:57 didn’t have ac
23:59 i mean it was here’s the thing i know
24:02 most of you guys don’t care because
24:03 you’re not here and
24:04 you didn’t have to go through it but i
24:05 will say this if our weather
24:07 uh keeps you know
24:11 whoever whatever is causing this weather
24:14 to go
24:15 if you want to argue about uh if it’s
24:18 warming or if it’s
24:19 uh harpy or whatever the hell you want
24:21 to call it
24:22 i foresee that in the next 10 years
24:24 they’re at least going to
24:26 tell us that it’s going to get to 120
24:28 125
24:29 whatever it may be so whatever’s
24:32 happening is absolutely insane
24:34 we’ve never had temperatures even close
24:36 we’ve our hottest day was like 105.
24:38 and now to beat that in fact dex your
24:41 hottest day
24:42 in atlanta georgia was what was it
24:45 yeah in hotlanta our record is 106. so
24:48 to put that in perspective seattle
24:50 you know pacific northwest blew that out
24:53 of the water
24:54 and you guys are supposed to always be
24:55 cold
24:57 so there is something going on this this
24:59 goes into a bigger subject of like what
25:01 the hell is going on
25:02 uh with this weather and this sets it up
25:04 for this we’re moving across it’s not
25:05 just you guys it’s it’s always
25:07 across so yeah other people are in the
25:08 path of it so people are going to
25:10 experience this after us but guess what
25:12 this also sets us up for a fire season
25:14 like no other you
25:15 as you also don’t know if you weren’t in
25:17 the the west coast
25:19 we had such bad fires last year that it
25:22 was out of an apocalypse movie
25:24 um during the close to the end of the
25:27 show i’ll show you some of the pictures
25:29 from that you couldn’t see 10 feet ahead
25:31 of you it was
25:32 something out of a sci-fi flick you’re
25:34 looking at the sun you could actually
25:36 look up at the sun because it was just a
25:38 dim kind of uh you know red dot in the
25:40 sky
25:41 it was so smoky you couldn’t see 20 feet
25:44 out i mean it was like the worst fog
25:46 you’ve ever seen
25:47 only it was such dangerous smoke that if
25:49 you spent
25:50 10 minutes outside it was like breathing
25:52 in a chemical factory
25:54 it was horrendous and to think that
25:58 everything is dried up because of this
26:00 heat now i can only imagine what’s going
26:02 to happen in just a month
26:04 they already say that the fires are
26:06 starting just wait
26:07 what can they get done with this rolling
26:09 blackouts west coast prepare
26:12 midwest prepare because watch they’re
26:14 going to turn off your power
26:16 and you might not have power for seven
26:18 days get prepared
26:20 have water we were lucky to have so so
26:22 much stuff
26:23 is prepped because man there was no
26:25 water no water on the shelf anywhere
26:27 here
26:29 uh marv the poor people that is awful
26:31 too hot lisa k
26:32 um again we lost like 37 people
26:36 37 people died in like a day i mean it
26:39 was insane
26:40 solve the mystery on the hot weather the
26:42 guy downstairs made a mistake
26:43 and didn’t read the dc
26:48 n95 here thank you for supporting
26:50 especially
26:51 again thank you for the ninja guinea i
26:53 appreciate it uh
26:54 especially now we uh we’ve now been down
26:58 for four days so that
26:59 that is very helpful thank you um
27:04 moving on just to get all uh get
27:07 get moved on here let’s uh go right into
27:10 nato
27:11 nato’s largest ever sea breeze naval
27:14 drills
27:15 begin in the black sea amid the hms
27:17 defender fracas
27:20 this is again just another sign this is
27:23 again
27:24 there are so many things pointing in the
27:26 same direction and people want to say
27:28 oh this is all you know this is all
27:30 fear-mongering and whatever else
27:33 just wait we’re gonna meet the wolf one
27:35 day uh and it’s gonna
27:37 it’s gonna be people are gonna stop
27:38 saying you know they’re crying wolf
27:41 there’s a lot of people that agree with
27:42 me right now and i don’t understand why
27:44 people don’t see what is happening
27:46 even if you think that all of the world
27:48 powers are teamed up and
27:49 buddy buddy and uh high-fiving white
27:51 guys behind the scenes
27:54 they’re still going to show us a big
27:56 show it says the us and its allies have
27:59 began
28:00 using uh using quote freedom of
28:03 navigation operations to provoke
28:05 incidents at sea with russia china and
28:08 other nations by deliberately sailing
28:10 their warships
28:11 through these nations claimed
28:13 territorial waters the us claims to be
28:15 enforcing the u.n convention
28:17 on the laws of the sea but it’s never
28:20 ratified the document itself
28:22 the us and 31 allies and partners
28:24 inaugurated the 21st
28:26 sea breeze exercise in odessa ukraine
28:29 on monday the drills positioned
28:31 immediately off of russia’s crimean
28:33 coast
28:34 are the largest yet and kama’s kiev is
28:37 increasing pressure on nato to be
28:39 admitted
28:40 to the alliance now dex what’s so
28:43 special about them
28:44 doing it in this area well this is the
28:47 same area right this is just you know
28:48 it’s it’s near the
28:50 disputed waters of crimea it’s the same
28:52 area that the hms that we showed that
28:54 video of
28:55 that went through what they said was a
28:57 shipping lane but
28:58 the royal navy was yeah the royal navy
29:01 and russia said no no this is
29:03 you know our territory you’re in you’re
29:05 invading our territory
29:07 um so it’s pretty disputed and it was it
29:09 was really hot
29:10 they you know fired weapons at the time
29:12 and they’ve since
29:13 made additional threats saying if you
29:15 come through here again you know we will
29:17 retaliate so um here
29:20 we are running drills and we’re you know
29:22 starting them up this week right in that
29:24 area
29:24 and it’s not just drills it’s big drills
29:26 and a lot of ships and a lot of people
29:28 so they they told the royal navy hms
29:31 this ship
29:32 that we just saw this you know
29:33 engagement with and
29:35 they sh again they showed video of them
29:38 showing a
29:39 a shot over the bow three shots uh in
29:42 front of it
29:43 they denied it but the bbc uh
29:46 reporter that was on board that navy
29:48 ship said that they indeed did fire the
29:50 shots
29:51 and they even trailed them with 20 jets
29:54 20 20 aircraft behind them so
29:58 you know again we didn’t ought to
29:59 believe then a couple days later they
30:00 said basically if you come back to this
30:02 area
30:03 we will use real ammunition now you
30:06 could chop that up to words but guess
30:08 what then nato comes back in
30:10 nato the big bad nato and they’re doing
30:12 these drills
30:13 exactly where they just told the royal
30:15 navy not to go
30:17 and they’re doing this so
30:20 i would say uh something is going on
30:22 this it seems to me like they’re setting
30:24 it up and and
30:25 in the minds of the people that are
30:27 following this
30:28 you know we all see it so the however
30:31 whatever percentage of the population
30:33 that reads
30:34 these stories is then telling their
30:36 friends hey this is going to happen this
30:37 is going to happen
30:38 this is what’s going on then it slowly
30:40 gets out and then everybody is in the
30:42 back of their head
30:43 they think okay conflict is about to
30:45 happen they prepare you mentally this
30:47 has happened before ww2 this has
30:49 happened before
30:50 ww1 everybody it is natural for a human
30:53 being to think that this won’t happen
30:55 we want to be positive we want the best
30:57 to happen it’s actually built into our
30:59 brains
31:00 uh to think like if you take for example
31:03 us thinking about
31:04 death we have defense mechanisms defense
31:07 mechanisms
31:08 to have us not think about our own
31:10 demise we all
31:11 die that’s another thing it’s like if
31:13 you’re afraid then you’re afraid of
31:15 death
31:15 and that means that you’re basically not
31:18 accepting of something that is a natural
31:20 thing that will happen
31:22 that all of us have to go through and we
31:24 don’t get to pick our time
31:26 or at least most of us and if you do
31:28 pick your time
31:30 uh i really uh really hope you don’t
31:34 so with all of this going on it’s it’s
31:38 pretty clear i mean we’ve shown you over
31:40 three years of stuff
31:42 and people say oh this is it’s always
31:44 coming right
31:46 it takes a lot of time to put this this
31:49 massive thing together
31:50 this isn’t just a uh you know a
31:53 regionalized
31:54 little conflict or a state or this this
31:57 is the
31:57 world and guess what they just were able
32:01 to
32:01 coordinate and organize an entire world
32:04 uh
32:05 coordination on something else just
32:06 recently so
32:09 i think they’re pretty capable of doing
32:11 all of this as well
32:14 so again it says the ceremonial in the
32:17 ceremony in the ukrainian port city on
32:19 monday declared the
32:20 opening of the massive drills which will
32:22 run until july 10th
32:24 and feature a variety of nautical
32:26 exercises from amphibious
32:28 warfare and anti-submarine warfare to
32:31 diving
32:32 maritime interdiction operations air
32:34 defense
32:35 and search and rescue according to the
32:38 u.s navy
32:39 so everyone is doing amphibious drills
32:42 everyone is doing island hopping
32:44 everyone is drilling to fight in the
32:46 dark everyone is drilling in the night
32:49 they drill for the most possible
32:51 scenario and the one that they think
32:54 will happen because they don’t waste
32:56 time if you’ve ever
32:57 known somebody in the military their
33:00 whole thing is efficiency or at least
33:02 that’s what they try
33:03 to go by being efficient as possible
33:06 and trying to get things done with as
33:09 little work as possible
33:10 well shouldn’t say it that way with as
33:13 little
33:14 uh effort as possible putting the
33:16 maximum
33:17 maximum result so
33:20 obviously people don’t want to hear it
33:22 it’s in their defense mechanisms
33:24 mechanisms to say oh it’s no it’s all
33:26 fine
33:28 if you think everything in the world is
33:29 all fine after last year then
33:32 sorry you’re gonna be slapped in the
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35:59 but then boom they’re going to start
36:01 lighting up on fire well i think i think
36:03 about your hospital fires are like the
36:05 biggest
36:06 you know one of the biggest things that
36:07 happens when you have electrical issues
36:08 like that so
36:09 i don’t know why i think about your
36:11 house how you’ve had so many issues with
36:13 just
36:13 lightning oh yeah lightning alone for me
36:16 is it’s
36:17 it’s a lifesaver for that you’ve gotten
36:18 a ton of those surge protective things
36:20 because don’t
36:21 don’t they blow up and after they blow
36:23 up you have to replace them
36:24 yeah my ethernet used to do that all the
36:27 time yeah um but yes lightning
36:29 lighting strikes nearby are have been a
36:31 very common problem here
36:32 but the thing that bothers me is the
36:34 whole worrisome factor of like what
36:36 would happen in the walls like you don’t
36:38 know
36:38 like the last thing you want to do even
36:40 if you say well what good is it if
36:41 there’s no power after the fact well
36:43 also what good is it to follow your
36:45 walls on the inside or catch it on fire
36:47 right
36:48 okay well you don’t have to scare me
36:50 that bad sorry
36:52 that’s just the reality that’s what i
36:54 look at when i when i look at this
36:55 there’s a lot of practical uses for it
36:57 even as a surge protector
36:58 maybe it’s like uh will look like
37:00 paradise ah
37:02 no just kidding but not russia’s
37:04 avant-garde and kinsel hypersonic
37:07 missiles put on combat alert
37:08 s 500 about to wrap up trials
37:12 uh nobody likes that word put on combat
37:15 alert
37:16 so dex can you explain what was going on
37:18 here they basically have
37:20 put these from trials into real action
37:23 correct yeah so uh yeah putin came out
37:25 and made the statement he’s like
37:26 basically
37:27 you know combat alert they’re ready this
37:29 would be the same thing as saying
37:30 in our terms combat readiness right it’s
37:32 they’re they are
37:33 in in and fully up operational and ready
37:37 to roll
37:37 so it’s basically they’re wrapping up
37:39 their trial period
37:40 but these are their two you know major
37:43 uh hypersonic
37:44 systems that they have uh that they’ve
37:45 been talking about for the last couple
37:47 of years
37:48 and now they’ve gone from talk to uh
37:51 you know claiming that they are ready to
37:52 be deployed and
37:54 be they’re in in in use if as needed
37:59 yeah and uh we have raytheon on our end
38:02 we have raytheon boeing all of these
38:04 companies that are pumping out different
38:06 military equipment uh like they have
38:08 never before
38:10 so i i guess people think that
38:13 they’re just doing this to get the bill
38:16 paid
38:16 you know for the military industrial
38:18 complex nobody thinks
38:20 you know if they’re actually going to
38:22 use this stuff
38:23 right now as of last year we actually
38:27 had
38:27 a couple of employees reach out and
38:30 we had some information that we couldn’t
38:32 share that i think we can now because
38:34 it was it did end up uh getting reported
38:37 locally there
38:38 but raytheon had so many missiles being
38:41 built
38:41 it was about one every minute and a half
38:44 and they
38:45 couldn’t even keep them inside the
38:46 facility which this is a gigantic
38:48 facility
38:49 gigantic property it was going out into
38:51 the parking lot they were loading them
38:53 in the parking lot these are raytheon
38:55 missiles
38:56 these are missiles that get fired into
38:58 uh into you know
39:00 afghan wall all the different places
39:03 they were sitting in parking lots
39:05 so so they’re definitely getting ready
39:08 for something
39:08 china is mass producing everything they
39:11 possibly can
39:12 they went from the uh from number three
39:15 or four
39:16 us uh with three or four size navy
39:20 to the largest navy in the world in a
39:21 period of about three and a half years
39:24 so all of a sudden we go oh there are a
39:26 hundred ships bigger than our navy
39:29 where do you think their air force is
39:31 right now we also know that they’re
39:33 secretly building
39:34 uh massive amounts of air force and
39:37 secret amounts of submarines they’re
39:40 basically going to try to beat us
39:43 so again the avant-garde
39:47 all of that the kinzell hypersonic
39:48 weapons have been put out on combat
39:50 alert while the other state-of-the-art
39:52 arms including the new generation s
39:54 500 prometheus surface-to-air missile
39:57 system
39:57 are completing trials russian president
39:59 vlad stated on monday
40:01 russian president vladimir putin met
40:03 with top graduates of military schools
40:05 and academies of the ministry of defense
40:07 the ministry of emergencies law
40:09 enforcement agencies and special
40:11 services
40:12 addressing the future commanders the
40:14 russian president emphasized that they
40:16 would have to help their subordinates
40:18 master the latest military equipment
40:21 stressing that russia is already working
40:23 out on a new state armaments program
40:25 with a planning horizon until 2034.
40:31 and then we have a u.s destroyer shows
40:33 up right off of crimea on vessel
40:35 tracking sites but it never left port
40:39 dex this is weird uh
40:42 what the heck yeah so yeah
40:45 let’s read the article but the thing i
40:47 wanna i wanna think about is what it’s
40:48 not necessarily saying in here like is
40:50 is there some weird technology we don’t
40:52 know about that’s going on well do you
40:54 remember the inflatable
40:55 uh you know as far as the inflatable
40:58 tanks and the inflatable
41:00 planes right and they had signatures
41:03 built into them so they would show up on
41:04 radar
41:05 it says a couple hours ago in what
41:06 appeared to be the latest development in
41:08 the cat and mouse naval activities being
41:10 played out by russia
41:12 and nato and the black sea online ship
41:14 tracking services showed that the u.s
41:16 navy arleigh burke class destroyer uss
41:19 ross sailing together with a ukrainian
41:22 patrol boat
41:23 just five miles off the coast of the
41:25 contested crimean peninsula
41:27 in the middle of the night the navy has
41:30 denied
41:31 that the ship was anywhere near crimea
41:35 what looked at first sight like a
41:36 deliberate passage through what nato
41:38 recognizes as ukrainian territorial
41:40 waters
41:42 but which uh which are also claimed by
41:44 russia
41:45 now seems to been a case of deliberate
41:47 spoofing
41:48 of maritime tracking data something that
41:51 has also occurred
41:53 two weeks ago in the same area
41:56 uh first first of all if you can spoof
41:59 that a ship was there and then go back
42:01 to it a couple days later after that
42:02 ship
42:03 you know maybe they don’t have proof of
42:05 where it is or whatever
42:07 because that that maritime data is what
42:09 proves where that ship was
42:11 if they can prove or say that a ship was
42:14 there couldn’t
42:15 couldn’t they say that uh a ship you
42:17 know say destroyed another one
42:20 couldn’t they couldn’t they just do it
42:22 uh fantastic freddy on their own ship so
42:24 say
42:25 uh a russian ship is out in uh
42:28 the peninsula or something and they have
42:31 another russian ship painted like
42:33 something
42:34 uh purposely attack it and then go
42:37 well here we can show you right here on
42:39 this map uh the data shows that this
42:41 arleigh burke class
42:42 ship was there and it attacked us could
42:46 that happen or is that not possible
42:50 i i certainly think it’s possible it
42:52 sounds like it’s what’s going on here i
42:54 don’t know if this is
42:55 you know spoofing transponders if this
42:58 is just hacking systems
43:00 and going in and creating the appearance
43:03 um or the flip side is they said hey the
43:05 proof that the ship never left anywhere
43:07 is it’s on a webcam and you can look at
43:09 the
43:09 webcam in the city at the port and you
43:12 can see that the ship never left but
43:13 maybe it did leave and they spoofed the
43:16 webcam
43:17 they could have looped it i mean
43:18 everybody has seen the flipping uh
43:21 uh security camera uh heist movies where
43:25 they loop a 30-second reel and just keep
43:27 looping it
43:28 or the the prison break movies where
43:31 they loop the
43:32 shot of the guy going like this
43:36 and security is none the wiser it’s i
43:39 think it would be easier to spoof
43:40 a webcam for say a government or
43:44 a business you know webcam for a city
43:47 uh building than it would be to spoof
43:49 the data of an actual early
43:51 uh arleigh burke class destroyer
43:55 but who knows even if this was just a
43:57 hack and this just makes it look like
43:59 it’s over there
44:00 think about the consequences if we jump
44:02 the
44:03 on things and say we see a russian sub
44:07 you know come up in puget sound or
44:09 something right it next to seattle
44:11 and then all of a sudden we say hey what
44:13 are you doing and at the same time it
44:15 pops up we see on
44:16 on the tracking data or maybe they see
44:19 on the tracking data
44:20 russian sub popping up at the same time
44:23 somebody uh takes a boom boom and and
44:25 takes out a city block
44:27 well they put two and two together and
44:29 then they start launching
44:32 i know that that’s that’s a bit ex
44:34 extended but
44:36 at this point what is going on here
44:37 there’s there’s weird things happening
44:40 and nobody can really uh nobody has
44:42 explained this yet
44:45 it says earlier this evening marine
44:47 traffic
44:49 and vessel finder aggregators that
44:51 provide real-time information on ship
44:53 movements
44:54 showed the uss ross sailing very close
44:56 to the crimean close
44:58 causing a big stir in the online open
45:00 source intelligence community
45:02 if true this would have put the ship
45:04 closer to a russian occupied peninsula
45:07 than the uk’s royal navy type 45
45:10 destroyer hms defender
45:12 could this be a cover-up uh let me ask
45:14 you this
45:15 uh if the hms just had this issue in the
45:17 same waters
45:19 nato is about to do exercises there
45:21 would it be too insane to think that we
45:23 maybe actually be going there to
45:25 back them up but it’s top secret so they
45:27 had you know somebody spoof a video or
45:29 show an old uh picture has anybody
45:32 looked at that
45:33 webcam footage and said maybe that’s
45:35 from june or july
45:37 uh what is the sun like is it uh proper
45:39 weather for that day
45:41 don’t know they probably would have
45:42 thought of all that if they were gonna
45:43 spoof it
45:44 but this is very weird especially since
45:47 it shows it in that same kind of
45:49 contested area
45:50 and next to a ukrainian patrol boat
45:53 maybe they’re hooking up and they’re
45:54 saying hey
45:55 we’re going to help you out here we
45:56 don’t want to be here because if media
45:58 finds out
45:59 or any of the countries find out this
46:02 could be a really
46:03 you know hard spot politically don’t
46:05 know
46:06 but it definitely looks like something
46:08 is going on that the civilians will
46:10 never know
46:12 uh defrustrated says newsome draining
46:14 our water from our lakes into the ocean
46:16 on purpose
46:18 save us now they want to control us all
46:20 defrustrated i don’t blame you
46:22 and of course uh don’t blame me for
46:24 being d frustrated
46:26 kate paul says uh oh i’ll start at the
46:30 i think you did multiple there so kate
46:32 paul says
46:34 saw i saw a u.s ad recruiting people to
46:37 build military equipment
46:39 recruiting now i heard ads on the radio
46:42 i
46:42 actually believe i’ve heard the same one
46:44 here in seattle and then jeff peace’s 10
46:47 story
46:47 talking high tech statue coming to 21
46:51 cities
46:51 cities the beast is here
46:55 ten story talking high tech statue jeff
46:57 p uh
46:58 if you can email me i’d love to see what
47:01 you’re talking about i’ll
47:02 gladly show it on the show and credit
47:04 you and jeff p if you guys haven’t
47:05 checked him out he does sun related
47:07 videos
47:08 uh all sorts of weird things he’s caught
47:10 lots of weird things on video
47:13 and he’s a really good guy he’s been
47:14 popping in he actually watches the show
47:16 he doesn’t he actually comes in to say
47:19 hi and and
47:20 sits and hangs out and chats jeff p uh
47:23 thank you for being such an awesome guy
47:24 you’re
47:25 one of the few people i’ve met uh that
47:27 you know
47:28 is consistent and not uh
47:31 over the top or under the under the top
47:33 i guess
47:34 stephen mcmahon says uh uh let’s see
47:37 here
47:39 china waging weather on the u.s waging
47:42 weather war on china
47:44 yeah they have had floods we’ve had heat
47:46 we’ve had fires they’ve had
47:48 uh sinkholes they’ve had all sorts of
47:50 stuff uh
47:52 even waves earthquakes all sorts of
47:54 stuff which they did admit
47:56 uh decades ago that they could do
47:59 let’s see please let us all know if
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49:37 all right next story we have
49:42 nationaldefensemagazine.org story here
49:44 it says
49:45 the coast guard is in talks with the b
49:47 administration about adding additional
49:49 heavy icebreakers
49:50 to its polar security cutter program the
49:53 head of the sea service said on june
49:55 28th
49:56 the current program of record is to
49:58 build
49:59 three new vessels congress has already
50:02 provided funding for the first two
50:04 it says president jb’s fiscal year 2022
50:07 uh budget request asks for an additional
50:10 170 million dollars in procurement
50:12 funding
50:13 for the program including for the long
50:16 lead time
50:17 uh let’s see here fix that a little bit
50:21 for a third vessel there’s probably a
50:24 conversation
50:26 uh for more than three polar security
50:29 cutters coast guard commandment admiral
50:31 carl
50:32 schultz said during a brooking institute
50:34 uh
50:35 institution event we’ve done some work
50:37 with the current national security
50:39 council
50:39 about broadening that conversation i am
50:42 encouraged
50:43 that after a decade plus of talking
50:45 about the need for new ships
50:47 we’ve got the funding for the first two
50:50 on track for the third and having
50:53 conversations
50:54 about additional ships that’s a much
50:56 better place for our nation to be in
50:57 but it takes time to build those ships
50:59 and it takes money
51:01 so dex why do we need so many
51:04 icebreakers
51:05 uh we know that russia’s cutting new
51:07 tracks and new uh
51:09 exactly you know we just reported not
51:11 too long ago about this
51:12 secret military base that russia has put
51:15 up in the polar area
51:16 um the expansion the runways the all the
51:19 equipment and now they’re cutting in
51:21 their own
51:22 waterway through the ice across the
51:25 north of the siberian area so
51:28 it only makes sense and this is exactly
51:30 what i would expect to hear is that
51:32 you know we’re going to start to see
51:34 more of our spending
51:36 uh in the polar area right if if they’re
51:38 heading there then we have to do it too
51:40 right okay so why are we
51:41 why do they need this uh area up here is
51:44 it strategic for war
51:45 is this you know is this something that
51:47 they need uh to defeat us
51:49 if they have a pathway up there that
51:51 they can move stuff back and forth
51:53 uh or if they have a massive exchange is
51:55 is that why this is needed
51:57 why why do they need this or is it
51:59 because it will be
52:00 a canal or a passage that bypasses
52:04 other passages uh that are controlled by
52:06 other countries
52:08 is this one that will be controlled by
52:09 them yeah the public statement the
52:12 obvious public statement that they’re
52:13 pushing is that their
52:14 day being russia is by cutting this uh
52:17 path in the north
52:18 it gives them a faster water way around
52:20 to to china
52:22 right so having that waterway and
52:24 getting material to and from china
52:26 into russia as opposed to going around
52:28 through the canals
52:29 and then coming up through the
52:30 mediterranean so
52:32 also it would be you know it would
52:34 definitely give them an
52:35 advantage in a way backwards ingenuity
52:38 says minimum maximum
52:39 use minimal effort for maximum results
52:42 minimum maxing
52:43 min maxing okay great thank you yes
52:46 exactly
52:47 minimal effort for maximum results
52:49 that’s what i was trying to say
52:50 but of course i uh just
52:55 that’s a new word i made
52:58 up
53:02 it’s i’m gonna use that one are you
53:06 uh yeah say it right now min max
53:10 honey i’ve been maxed the dishes tonight
53:13 see i thought you were going to get
53:14 me here but you said min maxing and the
53:18 echo didn’t really have the same effect
53:21 so just try one more time but do my
53:23 version
53:26 min max no oh
53:29 no but then i didn’t do the echo okay
53:32 now
53:34 min max oh my gosh
53:37 just wait just do the derp dirt in the
53:40 first place
53:45 [Laughter]
53:48 first show back after five days
53:53 but we’re min max in it here yeah we’re
53:55 min maxing
53:57 thank you uh backwoods
54:01 putin g officially announced extension
54:03 of chinese russian friendship
54:05 cooperation deal
54:07 it says those 2001 sino-russian treaty
54:10 of friendship consists of 25 articles
54:12 encompassing various domains
54:14 in russian chinese in relations
54:17 in march moscow and beijing agreed to
54:20 automatically extend it for another
54:22 five-year term
54:23 president xi jinping and vladimir putin
54:26 on monday
54:27 officially announced the extension of a
54:30 chinese russian agreement on a
54:32 friendship and cooperation
54:35 they’re high five and brown guys i love
54:38 it
54:38 it’s it’s just a beautiful thing uh it
54:41 says the deal is a 20
54:43 year strategic treaty that was signed in
54:45 july 2001 in moscow
54:48 by vladimir putin and zhang zee men
54:51 isn’t that crazy so he’s been ruling for
54:53 a long time now
54:55 uh and this is apparently is this a
54:57 painting
55:00 that’s so weird it looks like a painting
55:01 or maybe that’s that was a one megapixel
55:04 back in 2001
55:06 i don’t know it’s uh it looks like a
55:08 painting
55:11 or just a very bad photographer i know
55:14 that it’s a painting
55:16 it’s so weird look at putin
55:20 though look at putin uh he was a
55:23 skinny skinny back then
55:26 i wonder what kind of horse he wrote
55:28 back then
55:31 russian what a short one
55:35 a short one russian president
55:39 vladimir putin said on monday during a
55:41 video conference with his chinese
55:43 counterpart xi jinping that the russian
55:45 chinese cooperation plays a stabilizing
55:47 role globally amid the growing
55:49 geopolitical turbulence
55:50 he added that moscow and beijing had
55:52 that have no territorial disputes
55:54 and are ready to make a common border a
55:57 belt of eternal peace
55:59 quote it is important that we register
56:01 absence of
56:02 any territorial claims the two countries
56:05 are ready to turn the common border into
56:08 a belt of eternal peace and friendship
56:12 we did much to achieve this we spent
56:14 years on this
56:15 and we achieved the necessary result
56:17 that both china
56:18 and russia find acceptable
56:21 i wonder what that result will be right
56:24 they both hate somebody else enough
56:27 they’re basically
56:28 frenemies this is their friend to me
56:31 uh agreement i think it even says friend
56:34 me’s right at the top of the contract
56:38 it says uh and then it shows a picture
56:40 of xi jinping and
56:42 and uh of course vladimir riding horses
56:45 into the sunset
56:48 if you go back to the picture with the
56:50 painting you think he’s worried
56:53 uh he being the chinese uh
56:57 what was it who was it the chairman do
56:59 you think you seem in about the drink
57:02 oh yeah he didn’t drink that and neither
57:04 did putin
57:05 putin’s ex kgb okay let me ask you this
57:08 would you would you okay putin walks up
57:11 with two
57:12 glasses would you drink it
57:17 i’m sorry he’s xkgb he’s an ex-hitman
57:22 he literally took out an apartment
57:23 building to get into his presidential uh
57:27 spot no thanks i’d go clink
57:32 i would pour it down my shirt i would
57:34 ruin that red tie
57:41 and of course we have explained what is
57:44 china’s artificial sun
57:46 experimental fusion reactor that has set
57:49 a new
57:50 record so we’ve talked about this i’ve
57:53 talked about in the past why
57:54 are they building an artificial sun and
57:57 an artificial moon
57:58 if you did not know this and i know that
58:00 a much of you are
58:02 totally caught up on this and you follow
58:04 this very closely
58:06 but china has been making both uh for
58:09 the
58:10 as far as the artificial moon they
58:11 wanted to put up this artificial moon
58:13 that was some sort of satellite low
58:15 earth orbit thing
58:16 that would light the night sky they said
58:19 it would replace
58:20 all street lights that at night time it
58:23 would be this glow that you could see
58:24 everywhere and you wouldn’t need street
58:26 lights this thing
58:28 i is it supposed is the moon supposed to
58:31 be nuclear do you remember
58:32 it was something that never has to be
58:34 repowered and it would light and it
58:36 would save all this
58:36 money on electricity and it would be
58:38 much healthier and
58:40 whatever that’s weird in itself
58:44 we’re talking about a of course a
58:46 artificial moon
58:47 why do we need that uh and then
58:50 the artificial sun it says the east
58:53 takamak device is designed to replicate
58:56 the nuclear fission process
58:58 carried out by the sun and stars china’s
59:01 experimental advanced
59:02 super conducting takamak which mimics
59:05 the energy
59:06 energy generation process of the sun set
59:09 a new record
59:10 after it ran at 216
59:14 million degrees fahrenheit
59:19 now that is hot enough to melt steel
59:24 it says uh for 101 seconds
59:29 so depending on where you’re at 120
59:31 million degrees celsius
59:33 or 216 million
59:36 degrees fahrenheit
59:39 kind of makes our heat wave look kind of
59:41 weenie
59:43 it says according to state media for the
59:45 another 20 seconds the artificial sun
59:48 quote also achieved a peak temperature
59:50 of 288 million degrees fahrenheit
59:54 which is over 10 times hotter than the
59:58 sun
60:00 so if you were an alien way out wouldn’t
60:03 you detect that
60:05 that’s a yeah where did all that heat go
60:07 right if they created all that heat
60:08 where did it carol
60:10 and what can contain that kind of heat
60:13 that’s what i don’t understand
60:15 do they have some sort of metal that we
60:17 don’t know about
60:19 or how is it contained how is it like a
60:22 fan and it’s it’s a ball that
60:24 is being pointed in so it’s just getting
60:27 hot by itself but it’s
60:28 i i don’t even understand obviously this
60:31 is way over my head
60:33 um but even if they contain it you you
60:36 you’re holding it but it still has to
60:38 dissipate it has to go somewhere
60:39 right so like where does that heat go
60:41 that’s kind of crazy that’s a lot of
60:42 heat
60:43 now maybe it’s in a very small amount so
60:45 maybe that’s part of it but
60:47 you know even if it’s a large amount
60:48 that’s a lot even if it’s this big it
60:50 it let me just read that one time
60:54 one more time 10 times hotter than our
60:56 sun
60:58 our sun ten times hotter than our sun
61:01 even if it’s this big or the sun
61:04 would it matter i mean that would be
61:07 just as far as the sun is away from us
61:10 that i mean i do people even i don’t
61:13 even know if i believe this
61:15 the latest feat by chinese scientists is
61:17 a significant step
61:18 in the country’s quest oh sorry guys i
61:21 really am
61:22 which is uh the latest feat by the
61:24 chinese scientists is a significant step
61:26 in the country’s quest to unlock clean
61:28 and limitless energy with minimal waste
61:30 products it says the breakthrough is a
61:33 significant progress
61:35 and the ultimate goal should be keeping
61:36 the temperature at a stable
61:38 level for a long time so what are they
61:41 using this for
61:44 it says uh you know what is this for
61:49 well i guess they’ll make energy from it
61:50 right i don’t know if they’ll use
61:52 traditional steam but you know they’ll
61:54 use something obviously from that heat
61:56 are they i mean are they setting up for
61:58 the future like if the sun
62:00 goes supernova will create our own sun
62:02 or something i
62:03 i don’t get it um are they using it to
62:08 could they power the whole world with a
62:09 uh a teaspoon
62:11 teaspoon of energy you know
62:14 could they have 120 million oprahs or
62:16 something on a teaspoon and boom
62:18 they’ve got everything powered pretty
62:21 crazy
62:23 uh yeah i didn’t that’s
62:28 dude that’s a lot of oprah’s oh did i
62:30 say oprah’s
62:31 i don’t know why my brain goes there
62:33 when i’m thinking of i’m
62:35 yeah that was weird israel’s new
62:38 camouflage technology can make
62:40 soldiers virtually invisible
62:45 dex did you see this they look like a
62:48 rock
62:50 i know the picture is priceless
62:53 it’s a dude with a blanket
62:56 [Laughter]
63:01 this is their high-tech camouflage
63:04 they they put some plaster on their back
63:09 i don’t know is that a rock which one am
63:12 i looking at
63:14 okay i can clearly see that guy he does
63:17 not have the invisibility cloak
63:20 that is pretty oh man
63:24 it’s weird look at that but from a
63:27 thousand yards i’m sure it looks like a
63:29 rock
63:30 i don’t yeah i don’t know which one i’m
63:31 looking at this one definitely has a
63:33 helmet so
63:35 that dip doesn’t know how to put the
63:37 damn thing on
63:38 ori’s actually standing behind a rock
63:42 it says the the new camouflage
63:45 technology can make
63:46 uh soldiers virtually invisible
63:48 according to reports
63:49 the kit 300 is made of thermal visual
63:52 concealment
63:52 material that is reduces the
63:54 detectability of soldiers
63:56 the technologies has been procured by
63:58 the idf
64:00 and is now being tested in the us says
64:03 the is
64:03 ministry of defense uh the mod and
64:06 polaris
64:07 solutions and is based survivability
64:10 technology company
64:11 have unveiled a new camouflage
64:13 technology that makes
64:14 soldiers virtually invisible
64:19 hold on i this
64:22 is just in uh i i believe i have
64:26 acquired one
64:36 dex can you see me
64:40 no adam i cannot
64:47 it looks like a children’s playroom
64:53 i don’t know there is no mark there i
64:56 i don’t know i don’t think it worked as
64:58 well i think they’re actually on to
64:59 something
65:01 mine you could see uh clearly that you
65:04 know there was a person there
65:06 uh i mean it did work but it didn’t work
65:08 as well
65:10 the kit 300 is made of thermal visual
65:12 concealment
65:13 material that combines metals
65:15 microfibers
65:16 uh and polymers to reduce the
65:19 detectability
65:20 of soldiers now if you go back to the
65:23 picture i think the guy on the left
65:25 the concealment is so good that the
65:27 helmet you’re seeing is a guy hiding
65:28 behind a rock
65:30 but it’s really a person hiding behind a
65:31 person
65:33 so that’s really smart i’m gonna take
65:34 cover behind
65:36 another person oh weird
65:39 so is that weird it’s a scene out of
65:42 harry potter
65:43 that is cool that’s so weird
65:49 i don’t know how they didn’t think of
65:50 that before i wonder if it changes
65:52 colors
65:54 uh let’s see here marv can you please
65:57 read the next article in jb
65:58 whisper style please jb
66:02 whisper style i i will have to figure
66:05 that out you’re amazing
66:06 light of love everyone devine 1122.
66:08 thank you so much chaos in the er says
66:10 or
66:10 is it the cause of your heat wave
66:14 good point what if that’s really what’s
66:17 going on
66:18 it’s the artificial sun jonesy 707
66:21 uh we’ve got a new name in here tarara
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66:32 ah let’s see here chameleon dna chance
66:36 paladin says whisper news
66:37 thermal sensors needed lol carrie shafer
66:41 hopes coincidence there’s another dude
66:43 in the bushes between the rock and the
66:44 kneeling
66:47 soldier
66:50 wait a second
66:54 is there somebody that we’re actually
66:55 missing
66:59 huh
67:03 they you know what they should have
67:04 maybe there is they should have actually
67:06 uh circled in a second photo the same
67:09 thing like
67:09 you know one of those can you spot him
67:13 is that a guy right there i if you see
67:16 my mouse right here
67:18 no way that’s crazy
67:21 to the left of the rock well i know that
67:22 there’s this guy
67:25 but is there somebody here
67:29 oh weird things are like kind of blurry
67:31 and uh
67:32 bent right here and here
67:36 okay that would be a trip if this was
67:38 just literally a rock and
67:40 they’re talking about a guy that we
67:41 can’t even see
67:43 anyways pretty i’m sure we’ll see some
67:46 even crazier stuff very soon
67:51 make sure uh yes
67:56 make sure it’s always pre-set up your
67:59 snipe lines
68:02 the rock on the right is dressed like a
68:03 soldier
68:05 [Laughter]
68:07 that was okay that was good that’s good
68:10 the rock on the right is dressed like a
68:12 soldier yeah now we have new rock
68:14 soldier camouflage it’s new technology
68:17 that can make a rock
68:18 look like a soldier in fact uh i think
68:21 inflatables
68:22 yeah russia came up with that then they
68:24 have a bunch of rocks lined up that look
68:27 like
68:27 a platoon really they’re real platoons
68:30 somewhere else well
68:32 the us military is responding to rocks
68:35 in fact pet rocks all named vlad
68:39 rolling blackouts for parts of the u.s
68:41 northwest amid
68:42 heatwave uh again i think that there’s
68:45 more coming i don’t think we’ve seen the
68:47 end of this
68:48 uh randy graves says i have two words
68:51 red dawn
68:52 wolverines yeah unprecedented northwest
68:55 u.s heatwave that slammed seattle and
68:57 portland oregon moved inland
68:59 tuesday prompting an electrical utility
69:02 in spokane washington
69:04 to warn that people will face more
69:06 rolling blackouts amid heavy power
69:08 demand
69:09 the intense weather that gave seattle
69:11 and portland consecutive days of record
69:13 high temperatures
69:14 far exceeding 100 degrees was expected
69:17 to ease in those
69:18 cities it said uh but was likely to
69:22 surpass
69:22 monday’s high temperature of a record uh
69:25 trying
69:26 105 fahrenheit that was in spokane
69:29 it’s about 8 200 utility customers
69:32 in uh parts of spokane lost power on
69:35 monday
69:36 and a vista utilities warn that there
69:38 will be more rolling blackouts on
69:40 tuesday
69:41 in the city of about 220 000 people
69:44 with the high temperatures predicted to
69:46 be at 110 degrees
69:48 which would be an all-time record
69:52 uh and then this is the border u.s
69:55 border
69:55 no wait what is this oh
69:59 never mind sorry easily confused here
70:03 um yeah the actually no the floaties
70:07 kind of gave it away that’s
70:08 that’s a beach avista had planned for
70:11 much higher than normal demand but
70:13 it hit its limit quicker than
70:15 anticipated because of the intense heat
70:17 heather rosentrader the company’s senior
70:20 vice president for
70:21 energy delivery said on monday night
70:24 temperatures in the the other eastern
70:27 washington and oregon communities that
70:29 could reach out 115
70:31 degrees f tuesday fahrenheit tuesday
70:34 a day after seattle and portland
70:36 shattered all-time
70:37 heat records 115 that’s
70:41 unbelievable that’s just crazy
70:45 uh and then it was clearly a no diving
70:49 and a no swimming sign in that
70:50 photograph
70:51 oh my gosh you are totally right
70:54 both right there good eye dex uh ben
70:58 yesten says
70:59 border re-creationists
71:02 that’s pretty good uh recreationists or
71:05 recreationists like those
71:06 those uh world war ii recreationists
71:10 recreation where they all dress up
71:13 multiple units says raymond scott be
71:16 banooned
71:18 scott banooned like steven banooned
71:22 and then we’ve got de blasio warns of
71:23 possible power outages urges
71:26 reduced energy usage amid record heat
71:30 so this is de blasio remember this other
71:33 side here
71:33 new york city mary de blasio urged new
71:35 york city’s
71:36 residents to immediately reduce energy
71:38 usage in their homes and businesses
71:40 wednesday as the extreme heat has pushed
71:42 con edison’s power grid to the limit now
71:45 remember con edison
71:46 is the same one that had strange outages
71:48 strain hacks
71:50 strange hacks last year new york had the
71:52 same
71:53 area that went out on its anniversary
71:56 uh in manhattan on the anniversary of
71:58 the great blackout of manhattan where
72:00 the whole city went or the
72:01 uh one of the parts went dark during an
72:03 entire night
72:05 uh in fact it was such a horrible night
72:07 there was looting there was all this
72:09 crime everything else that all of the
72:11 businesses on this uh
72:13 row most of them never came back these
72:15 were businesses that
72:16 were there for decades after this one
72:19 night of blackout
72:20 and looting and everything else those
72:23 businesses didn’t come back they
72:24 couldn’t recover from it they weren’t
72:26 insurable they didn’t have insurance
72:28 on most of these and they all didn’t
72:30 come back uh
72:31 just last year we had this very strange
72:33 thing with con edison
72:35 where they said it was a fire in the
72:36 sewer but it just so happened to be on
72:39 the anniversary
72:40 of that night it was like 30 years
72:42 exactly and it knocked out the actual
72:45 area of like manhattan where you know
72:47 the
72:47 drop the ball the signs all that stuff
72:51 that you see on tv that area
72:52 got knocked out broadway all of that got
72:55 knocked out
72:56 times square times square thank you
73:01 that got knocked out there was
73:04 also multiple weird things going on with
73:07 this one
73:08 i guess one thing to point out though
73:10 like i said earlier
73:12 is this is gonna happen more and more
73:14 and
73:15 all joking aside they’re talking about
73:18 actual
73:20 lockdowns for heat
73:23 lockdowns for environment they’re saying
73:26 that it worked
73:27 so well we conserved so much energy and
73:29 so much different things when we did
73:31 these uh
73:32 these cv lockdowns that they’re actually
73:35 considering
73:36 this for other parts of the world for
73:38 other things
73:43 there were some major repercussions from
73:45 what happened
73:48 over the last year and a half and
73:51 people don’t realize it but you handed
73:53 it to them
73:57 just remember who outnumbers who
74:01 if you uh look at the bottom of that
74:03 article they actually sent out a mobile
74:06 alert it says emergency alert conserve
74:10 energy
74:11 nyc is urging all households and
74:13 businesses to
74:14 immediately limit energy usage to
74:16 prevent power outages
74:18 as the intense heat continues please
74:21 avoid the use of
74:22 energy intensive appliances such as
74:25 washers
74:26 dryers and microwaves limit unnecessary
74:29 use of air conditioning
74:31 really like you’re not like it’s not
74:34 necessary
74:35 oh and by the way microwaves which is
74:37 the only way people want to cook
74:40 because they don’t want to turn their
74:41 oven on to heat up the damn house
74:44 they don’t want you to use that and the
74:46 brainwashes
74:47 brainwashed masses are like okay use my
74:50 microwave can’t use my washer can’t use
74:52 my dryer
74:54 and then i bet they look at the stats
74:55 and they go hahaha
74:57 these are the dumb ones
75:00 i understand that there’s real reasons
75:02 to do this
75:04 but i also understand that this is
75:06 getting absurd
75:08 well you know what’ll happen next right
75:09 they’re going to actually look at the
75:11 stats
75:12 of the homes and they’ll determine who
75:14 abided and who didn’t
75:16 because it’s all electronic it’s all in
75:18 the meters
75:20 oh man get labeled you’re going to get
75:22 labeled
75:23 you you’re either on board or you’re off
75:25 board and you didn’t even know
75:30 and then all of a sudden one day on a
75:32 friday
75:33 your atm starts working you go home to a
75:36 red dot on your mailbox
75:40 not even joking
75:44 flying car completes test flight between
75:46 airports
75:47 a prototype flying car has completed a
75:49 35-minute flight between
75:51 international airports in nitra in
75:52 bratislava slovakia
75:55 the hybrid car aircraft air car is
75:58 equipped with a bmw
75:59 engine and runs on starbucks
76:03 i mean regular petrol pump fuel its
76:06 creator professor
76:07 stefan klein said that it could fly for
76:09 about a thousand kilometers
76:10 or 600 miles at a height of 8 200 feet
76:14 and had clocked up 40 hours in the air
76:17 so far
76:18 it takes 2 minutes and 15 seconds to
76:20 transform from car
76:21 into aircraft it says the narrow wings
76:24 fold down along the sides of the car
76:26 professor klein drove it straight off
76:28 the runway and into town
76:30 upon arrival watched by uh invited
76:33 reporters
76:34 he described the experience early on
76:36 monday morning as
76:38 normal and very pleasant
76:41 it says in the air the vehicle reached a
76:43 cruising speed of 88 miles and then went
76:45 into the future
76:47 actually it it uh reached 170 kilometers
76:51 it can carry about two people and a
76:53 combined weight limit of
76:54 about 200 kilograms or 31 stones which i
76:58 have no idea how much that is
77:00 uh gem gem do you wanna how many is that
77:03 in pounds
77:04 uh but unlike uh drone taxi prototypes
77:08 it cannot take off and land vertically
77:10 it requires a runway
77:14 in other news long driveways
77:17 are the future there are high
77:19 expectations for the nascent market in
77:22 flying cars which have long been
77:23 heralded in popular culture
77:25 as a visionary landmark of the future
77:28 okay
77:28 so they have these stupid uh prototypes
77:32 all over flight museums
77:33 and they never worked if you need a
77:35 runway then it won’t work yet
77:38 so it needs to be a drone or not
77:42 can you imagine like road rage in the
77:45 air
77:49 yeah but if you clip a wing they die
77:52 it’s like oh
77:53 or uh brake checking would just
77:57 be murder i guess you know sometimes it
78:01 could be anyways but
78:02 um ah yeah
78:06 basically road rage would be top gun
78:09 every day uh there are about
78:12 40 000 orders of aircraft in the united
78:15 states alone
78:16 he says and if we can’t convert five
78:18 percent of those to change the
78:20 aircraft for the flying car we have a
78:22 huge market
78:23 but that is okay so that is the cool
78:25 part yes it needs a railway but so
78:27 here’s the thing they have these flight
78:29 museum things where you had to
78:31 physically take off the wings
78:32 if they made the wings to the point
78:34 where they can fold along the car like
78:36 this
78:37 then yes i i can uh see that here
78:40 i could see how that would be pretty
78:43 cool
78:43 um dex it didn’t actually load
78:47 do we have a picture of what this thing
78:48 looks like could we
78:50 try to see if there is one
78:54 yeah i’ll get you one one second okay
78:56 thank you so much
78:58 i’ll pull this aside and
79:04 anyone can make an airplane but the
79:06 trick is making one that flies and flies
79:08 and flies for the thick end of a million
79:10 hours
79:11 with a person on board without having an
79:13 incident
79:14 that was the quote there i can’t wait to
79:16 see the piece of paper that says
79:18 this is safe to fly and safe to sell
79:21 yeah it would it would be cool but and
79:24 again it does work as a normal car so if
79:25 it worked as a normal car
79:27 you can drive it around and then you can
79:29 drive to the airport
79:31 uh which you know in traffic might take
79:33 an hour
79:34 and then take a five-minute flight to
79:36 work then you know it will cut your
79:38 your drive to work down to
79:41 well the same drive but you get to fly
79:43 for five minutes
79:45 it’s a screener oh perfect
79:48 so this is the actual uh this is
79:51 their actual vehicle this is this is a
79:55 prototype but it
79:56 is actually in
79:59 in somewhat of a stage of production
80:02 here
80:04 boom yeah that looks
80:07 uh super that looks like it’s going to
80:10 be affordable
80:13 that is so flipping cool it looks like a
80:16 transformer
80:16 in a way the the actual wings uh
80:19 basically flip
80:20 in and then flip into the car but then
80:23 you have this stupid looking spoiler
80:25 in fact uh i could see you know dick’s
80:28 drive-in or
80:29 uh you know any sonic drive-in
80:33 with the car club pulled out in front a
80:36 bunch of hondas with their
80:37 giant spoilers that are unnecessarily
80:39 big and then this guy pulls up and it’s
80:41 like
80:43 got you all beat
80:48 it looks like a dumb 1970s prototype
80:51 that
80:52 is gonna end up in the flight museum
80:54 like we designed it but then we realized
80:56 that you can’t really drive down the
80:57 street
80:58 uh with a nine foot spoiler and you know
81:03 well i don’t want to spoil it for you
81:12 okay we are there yeah we’re there
81:16 shocking moments shark leaps out of the
81:18 water and bites a parasailers foot at
81:21 red sea resort
81:22 okay so this is a trip so this actually
81:24 happened
81:27 imagine the craziness a shark
81:30 actually comes out of the water and
81:32 grabs the paris sailor’s foot a
81:34 parasailer is where
81:36 you have the parachute but you’re
81:37 getting pulled behind the boat and you
81:39 go
81:39 you know about 60 100 feet
81:42 above the water and you’re getting towed
81:44 and the parachute keeps you up
81:47 he was low enough and a shark actually
81:50 jumped out of the water
81:52 and bit its foot and he was seriously
81:54 injured apparently it broke bones
81:56 it tore his ligaments it says footage of
81:58 the horrifying incident shows the tandem
82:00 paraglider
82:02 a 37 year old jordanian man hovering
82:05 above the water when a
82:07 shark suddenly emerges and chomps his
82:09 leg
82:11 it says the man sustained serious
82:13 injuries in the attack of
82:15 akoba on friday evening and was rushed
82:17 to the prince
82:18 hashem military hospital
82:22 medics operated on his right foot which
82:24 had several tendons severed at the
82:26 muscle
82:26 torn in the incident as well as having
82:28 several broken bones
82:30 he was later said to be in stable
82:32 condition
82:33 muhammad katana from the akadaba
82:36 international dive center
82:38 told local media attacks by sharks in
82:40 the gulf akuba
82:42 are rare speaking to jordan news he said
82:45 that the shark attack garnered a lot of
82:47 media attention
82:49 truthfully it scared a lot of people but
82:51 this is something that can take place
82:53 anywhere says quote incorrect for
82:55 example there
82:56 are snakes and scorpions but in the end
82:59 they’re not dangerous enough to scare
83:00 people away
83:01 i’ve been driving for 20 years and this
83:03 is the first time i’ve heard
83:05 of a oh i’m sorry diving heard of a
83:08 shark attack
83:11 also there’s something to be said that
83:12 they say that there’s a lot more
83:15 of these sharks coming closer inland
83:17 because of all this change
83:19 some say it’s because of pole shift some
83:21 say it’s the the tilting
83:23 axis of our earth is screwing all of
83:25 these animals
83:26 uh magnetic kind of navigation systems
83:29 there is one thing to be said though
83:31 there has been mass die-offs and mass
83:33 beachings
83:34 of all these different animals they have
83:36 seen that any animal that goes off of
83:37 the natural compass of the world
83:39 had all a lot of them have been having
83:42 serious issues
83:43 the hammerhead shark for example
83:47 is having all of these issues navigating
83:49 it now if you’ve ever
83:50 uh heard or seen any of the cool studies
83:53 in the hammerheads
83:55 they actually have a detector on the
83:57 bottom side
83:58 of uh their body they can detect even
84:01 like their prey
84:02 with their kind of they can detect the
84:06 i believe i i don’t want to misquote but
84:08 i’m pretty sure they can detect
84:10 the heartbeat and like different stuff
84:11 or the magnetic qualities of
84:14 other animals but they also navigate
84:17 based on
84:18 their internals magnetic compass
84:22 a lot of of these animals do and we’re
84:25 seeing all of these weird things happen
84:27 and all these weird animals that are out
84:28 of place we’ve also seen
84:30 whales and all of these other animals
84:32 that are out of place we’ve seen birds
84:33 migrating the wrong direction
84:35 we’ve of course seen all these weird
84:37 instances of
84:38 birds flying towards something that
84:40 doesn’t exist but
84:41 it does sometimes match up with
84:45 these weird pull shift the how the pole
84:47 is like
84:48 uh going jumping all over the place so
84:51 who knows
84:53 well what’s also interesting is this is
84:55 they report here that there’s no shark
84:56 attacks there rarely right that’s what
84:58 the guy said
84:59 but then after this happened like the
85:01 next day uh another
85:03 a boat was actually attacked by a shark
85:06 so weird things right or they’re just
85:08 you know it’s just coincidence but
85:10 well and they’re seeing a lot of these
85:11 things the tourist commission
85:13 doesn’t want you to know about this but
85:16 uh parasailing is totally safe just make
85:18 sure you’re at least
85:19 20 feet up otherwise uh jaws here
85:22 make sure the dip you know they give you
85:25 that dip right when you’ve ever
85:26 parasailed before you come into the
85:27 water and you
85:28 touch it real quick and then they pull
85:29 you right back out you want that to be
85:31 really quick or just skip it all
85:33 together
85:34 yeah i know i’m good uh in fact after
85:36 seeing this i
85:37 i probably won’t parasail at all i’ve
85:40 always wanted to
85:41 uh not anymore uh also the picture on
85:44 the right is a
85:45 picture of a reference to a shark
85:47 jumping out of the water that is not the
85:49 actual trick to bit but this
85:50 picture on the left is uh looks like you
85:53 can kind of see the tail fin of it
85:54 popping back in
85:55 uh this was the parasailer and how low
85:58 he was
85:59 and like dex says there’s a uh usually a
86:02 part where they bring you close so you
86:04 can kind of touch your
86:05 feet to the water and then you can you
86:07 can go back up
86:08 that is flipping scary can you imagine
86:12 already being scared maybe it’s your
86:14 first time doing that and then
86:16 you get your foot bit off by a shark
86:20 uh credit to the shark though that is a
86:23 very fast shark
86:25 paris sailed once and it wasn’t in
86:27 america and that was scary enough
86:29 because
86:30 the safety issues are just not the
86:32 quality control is not there
86:35 it was pretty rickety this is this was a
86:37 good example of uh
86:38 fly fishing for sharks uh somebody bob
86:41 dobbs says
86:42 bio electrical that is right that that’s
86:45 i believe that’s what you call their
86:46 system
86:48 aw naw says enlightened goddess
86:51 yes that yeah that’s a big aw naw for me
86:54 too
86:55 uh we’ve got t prada you’re gonna need a
86:57 bigger boat
86:59 shark fly fishing a flyby shooting oh my
87:03 gosh that’s good
87:05 i think we need a bigger boat bass do
87:07 this to flies
87:08 if for whatever reason this triggered
87:10 everybody’s pun
87:11 uh pandar pandar
87:16 pandarbi because it’s in
87:20 the middle east huh
87:26 i’m just gonna i’m just gonna keep going
87:29 see if anybody heard it just see if
87:33 anybody heard
87:34 it okay we’re good
87:38 there’s your jp whisper voice
87:42 zippy moons says hang on merlin i’m
87:45 gonna hit an air brake
87:47 and he’s gonna fly right by
87:52 frequency says i love how you spell that
87:54 too frequent c
87:56 uh it says two chinooks fully armed just
87:59 flew 20 feet over my house in eastern
88:00 washington state guns hanging out and
88:02 all
88:03 hour north of spokane uh yesterday my
88:06 wife and i watched
88:07 i i don’t know if mrs murph is in the
88:08 chat for two hours there was a military
88:12 chopper flying
88:13 um i would say
88:16 somewhere towards like maple valley
88:20 or somewhere towards that there it flew
88:23 over
88:24 and it was just super loud
88:27 uh we actually traveled through that
88:29 area and uh
88:30 it was just weird because it was two
88:32 hours still there
88:34 and first we thought it was like news or
88:36 maybe um
88:38 news or a police helicopter or something
88:40 like that and it was sure enough it was
88:42 a military
88:43 full-on big double one loud
88:47 i don’t i might have been an hour and a
88:50 half i don’t know how long they can
88:51 actually fly without gassing
88:52 but it was so long i mean we could not
88:55 believe it was still
88:56 there uh when we drove back by
88:59 uh and then um oh if that one went over
89:02 his house at 20 feet he better check his
89:04 shingles
89:05 yeah well actually i saw this weird
89:08 youtube
89:09 short that showed why the
89:12 white house and the president doesn’t
89:15 use those
89:16 flip up planes you know the ones that
89:18 have the double rotators
89:20 uh that that go up does anybody know
89:23 know what those are called vertical
89:25 takeoffs
89:26 yeah but it’s not a harrier it’s a
89:28 helicopter that
89:29 the uh it turns into a plane it’s a
89:33 helicopter that turns into a plane
89:35 it uh has the two rotors that go up what
89:38 are those called
89:39 does anybody know osprey osprey the
89:42 reason why the president doesn’t use the
89:43 osprey not because
89:45 it’s uh one of the reasons is because
89:48 the wind is so strong that it would ruin
89:50 actual grass and things like that it
89:52 would just blow everything away
89:54 plants all that it would ruin the white
89:56 house lawn
89:58 but the other reason is because or the
90:00 main only reason is
90:02 because a normal helicopter can actually
90:07 uh if the engines completely die just
90:10 like a plane how a plane can glide with
90:12 no power
90:13 and and have a chance of of landing so
90:15 can a helicopter
90:17 it’s called like forced wind or
90:18 something somebody can correct me on
90:20 that too
90:21 but when a helicopter is going down and
90:24 the engine’s completely died
90:25 the force of the air actually forces it
90:29 to spin
90:30 and gives it lift and it can slowly land
90:33 there’s actually videos of military
90:35 they purposely cut the engines and and
90:38 land without
90:39 without the engines on so in an
90:42 emergency the president’s in that
90:44 helicopter engines die they still have a
90:48 chance of landing it
90:49 so that’s why they uh the osprey
90:52 is they have smaller blades and it
90:54 doesn’t work like that
90:56 so there’s no chance of that happening
90:58 if it if it died like that
91:00 it would you know president would be
91:01 gone which a lot of people would be like
91:04 huh
91:04 okay we need to change over to the
91:05 osprey
91:08 ron venturi zippy moons thank you uh
91:12 thank you for that again hang on merlin
91:14 susan from alaska thank you so much i
91:16 salute thank you so much for your
91:18 support
91:18 you can always write a message there
91:20 brett butler says gears of war hammer of
91:22 god boom future
91:24 sh weapons i think i read that wrong
91:27 boom future schweppens i know i read it
91:30 right
91:31 uh yes absolutely silly gurgle says how
91:34 does the china sun
91:35 affect humans i don’t know um
91:39 uh most of the people in the pictures
91:41 were squinty like this but i think that
91:44 was just because of the location
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one of it you know his show 96:49 was this family-friendly and 96:50 beautiful show you know it was it was 96:53 something that was kind of magical in a 96:55 lot of people’s eyes 96:56 and he was a very funny man but then it 96:59 came out that he did 97:01 you know pretty disturbing stuff 97:04 he just got released and 97:08 they apparently can’t even try him again 97:09 like a double jeopardy type thing 97:11 because of something that was done wrong 97:14 his 97:14 million dollar billion dollar lawyer 97:16 whatever they they had 97:23 basically got him off 97:27 what do you think about this now i’m 97:29 gonna say press 97:31 one if you’re if you’re okay with this 97:35 and you think it should go or two if 97:37 you’re not okay with this 97:39 put that in the chat uh 97:43 let’s see i’ll turn this on one if 97:47 you’re okay with 97:48 cosby getting out you think he should 97:50 and don’t get on anybody’s case if they 97:52 say the opposite opinion of yourself 97:54 or two 97:58 if you think you shouldn’t have i think 98:00 people should have 98:01 you know if you have the other opinion 98:03 that’s fine 98:06 one thing that i believe that a lot of 98:07 people are saying once for is because 98:09 they don’t know if he really did it 98:13 i would say you’re innocent until proven 98:15 guilty 98:16 did they prove them i don’t i don’t know 98:18 i didn’t follow it closely enough but 98:20 what i do know is what he’s 98:21 accused of is giving people you know 98:25 bad things to put them asleep 98:28 and then doing things that it as an 98:31 act is absolutely 100 percent 98:35 the most disgusting thing on top of uh 98:38 all of the other stuff that goes on in 98:39 hollywood 98:41 which a lot of you know you’ve heard 98:44 about 98:45 but some of you may not think it’s true 98:46 it is 100 98:48 true especially about the nickelodeon 98:50 stuff the disney stuff all that kind of 98:52 stuff 98:54 it’s disgusting and it’s actually kind 98:56 of funny considering 98:58 all the stuff that we knew know about 98:59 those networks and kids and all this 99:01 other 99:02 that they actually pull ads on certain 99:04 channels because they said something 99:06 political this or that 99:08 it’s like wow you guys are just 99:11 real special double jeopardy so he 99:15 he uh somebody says i can’t stand him 99:17 now but he’s paid his debt to society 99:20 well i don’t know how long he was in 99:21 there dex do you know how long 99:23 uh mr bell was in there did 99:26 how many years was that was it i i’m not 99:28 sure let me go 99:30 it was um it was i mean 99:35 but one thing you i i don’t know though 99:37 here’s the thing 99:38 if he did get out and they legally did 99:40 it i think i think one thing that should 99:42 be done 99:43 now is that we should actually have 99:46 a solid understanding of of a 99:49 uh a legal system that you can do that 99:53 because 99:54 what is happening now is you are guilty 99:55 until proven innocent 99:57 that is what’s been happening lately he 100:00 served 100:01 more than two years of a three to ten 100:03 year sentence 100:04 so somebody said he served his debt to 100:06 society i don’t know if two years 100:08 is enough for if he did what they say he 100:11 did 100:12 then yeah um 100:16 was he supposed to two of a 10 they only 100:18 gave him 10 in the first place 100:20 no he was three to ten so i guess it was 100:23 a variable 100:24 three three to ten so wait a second 100:28 that’s like almost like good time like 100:30 he would have gotten out in a couple 100:31 years anyways 100:33 how did how what this is what i don’t 100:35 understand people that have like a drug 100:38 charge or something or you know the 100:41 weirdest charge 100:42 will get 25 years and then somebody 100:46 who does just these the most heinous 100:48 things gets 100:49 three to ten years or two to two to five 100:52 and then on good time do six months or 100:54 do two years instead of five 100:57 i don’t understand it putting putting 100:59 cosby aside 101:01 uh there are people that get almost 101:03 nothing 101:05 almost nothing for the most 101:08 just you know heinous crimes and then 101:11 people that 101:12 say brandished something or defended 101:14 themselves 101:15 or even shot a robber in their own house 101:18 they get the book thrown at them but 101:21 then yet somebody 101:22 you know does something absolutely 101:24 horrific 101:26 you know the kind of offenses that you 101:29 can’t talk about 101:31 on tv and they get 101:34 three to ten 101:38 anyways there are there’s a lot of great 101:42 content on the website 101:43 i want to thank a very special thank you 101:46 to everybody over on d 101:47 live thank you to gone girl triple seven 101:49 susan donahue 101:50 thank you to uh veteran steve to end 101:52 times 101:53 thank you all you guys are very special 101:55 thank you wherever you are 101:57 bear claws bad wolf gigi jacktronix 102:00 uh roaming wolf thank you so much for 102:02 tonight uh for supporting 102:04 reading the gospel at az45 maui racing 102:07 realtor and of course uh we’ve got 102:10 uh jacktronics against this flugelfam 102:12 dex and modem 102:13 uh atom and mods rack i’m putting 102:17 adam modem and modem and max dac 102:21 that’s min maxis 102:25 a check screener too oh thank you so 102:27 much 102:28 and then uh roaming wolf 102:31 and pantylane87 thank you everybody that 102:34 popped in tonight 102:36 thank you all of uh n95 hero thank you 102:40 so much 102:40 for dropping ninja genies over in d live 102:45 and then cynthia lynn 102:48 i hope you are doing well somewhere 102:51 and caitlyn paul thank you so much for 102:53 popping over to youtube 102:55 i’m sorry uh to paypal during the show 102:57 says dang i’m trying to tell you 102:59 they have ads to recruit people to build 103:01 military equipment and 103:03 weapons 103:06 oh well kate paul i believe i got that 103:08 message in fact i said 103:10 it but thank you so much for your 103:11 support humble pie this is long overdue 103:15 love you guys and appreciate all you do 103:17 prayers and blessings stay 103:19 in the word thank you uh susan ann 103:22 thank you so much for your support over 103:24 on paypal edward w 103:26 says my favorite family members i never 103:28 met dex doesn’t get enough 103:30 love so much love brother and then 103:32 bonnie d 103:33 thank you so much gone girl says hello 103:35 adam and dex and foogle fam 103:37 sorry missing shows a lot of personal 103:39 issues going on and it’s not good 103:41 hopefully things will get better soon 103:43 tell all fam hello please 103:45 of course uh and again terry s and 103:48 kimberly w 103:50 glad you survived the heat god is good 103:52 all the time uh gone girl just so you 103:54 know we’re all praying for you here and 103:55 i understand 103:57 uh there are so many people right now 103:58 that have so many personal issues 104:01 and it’s only gonna get worse from here 104:03 so we’ve gotta back each other up 104:05 if you see somebody picking on somebody 104:06 else that’s in the frugal fam make sure 104:08 to stick up for him 104:09 doesn’t matter if you have argued before 104:11 i hope that everybody apologizing and 104:13 and getting squared up 104:14 i think that we should honestly uh just 104:17 keep in mind that we are so much more 104:19 powerful 104:19 together than apart 104:23 there are a few exceptions to that but 104:25 most the time 104:26 it’s like you just got to keep keep 104:28 moving forward and keep moving positive 104:31 all right thank you everybody remember 104:33 remember to go to 104:34 marfooglenews.com and then again today’s 104:37 show is brought to you 104:38 by nordvpn make sure to go over there 104:41 and if you want to help the channel out 104:42 and save yourself some money on an 104:44 actual great 104:45 virtual private network you can go so 104:48 and do so at marfooglenews.com 104:50 vpn use the special code more foogle to 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