UPPING THE ODDS OF IMPACT | BENNU

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00:13 they just upped the ante for beno
00:15 hitting earth we’ll talk about that all
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02:01 before all right dex my internet brother
02:04 slash co-host how are you doing tonight
02:06 and what is going on well hello adam and
02:08 hello frugal fam i’m doing just fine
02:11 so uh of course we’re gonna talk about
02:13 bennu here in a second we’ll get to that
02:15 uh they have just upped the actual odds
02:18 of it hitting which is exactly what we
02:21 said here and that was based on i mean
02:23 that was based on look at the patterns
02:25 but anyways we’ll get into that in here
02:27 in just a second
02:28 first of all let’s get right into the
02:30 news russian scientists sound alarm over
02:33 colossal black sea oil slick
02:37 apparently
02:38 it says that russian scientists sounded
02:40 the alarm wednesday over a huge oil
02:42 slick in the black sea
02:44 with the world wildlife fund saying at
02:46 least 100 tons of oil have leaked off of
02:49 the city of novarosisk
02:52 and if i totally butchered that i
02:53 apologize it says a leak occurred at a
02:56 sea terminal near the southern port city
02:58 at a weekend at as the greek flagged
03:01 minerva symphony was loading oil it says
03:04 on monday the caspian pipeline
03:05 consortium cpc which controls the
03:09 terminal said the spill was contained
03:11 estimating the oil had spread over an
03:13 area of 200 square meters
03:16 or involved about 12 cubic meters of oil
03:19 so that’s quite a lot uh of course
03:21 anybody following the uh all of the
03:24 pollution and things that are happening
03:25 around the world this is almost small
03:27 fries again this is a huge spill
03:30 but when you actually follow this stuff
03:32 it’s it’s like every week we cover a
03:34 story like this
03:35 cpc is owned by a number of shareholders
03:37 including russia’s rosneft u.s oil giant
03:40 chevron and italy’s ini or any i don’t
03:44 know how to say that because i’ve never
03:45 seen one uh and then but the wwf which i
03:49 always thought of as uh of course world
03:51 wrestling federation uh is apparently
03:54 the world wildlife fund
03:56 and russian scientists said wednesday
03:57 that the oil slick was much larger than
03:59 initially reported and could have a
04:01 negative impact on the environment the
04:04 conservation group said it has launched
04:05 its own surveillance and citing its own
04:07 data found that the slick covered an
04:08 area of 94 square kilometers by sunday
04:12 that’s a that’s a huge difference uh dex
04:15 that’s actually like
04:17 high i mean how many times bigger is
04:18 that than what they said sounds like oh
04:20 you know the cover-up just yeah just to
04:22 put it in perspective if it’s a hundred
04:24 tons or what they’re what they’re
04:26 reporting here that’s about half the
04:28 size of the bp uh oil oil leak that we
04:31 had in the gulf which was massive right
04:33 remember that one was really big yeah so
04:35 this is significant even if it’s half
04:36 that size it’s still significant it’s
04:38 pretty big
04:40 so obviously this is going to affect the
04:42 ocean all around it will follow it as it
04:45 goes out it’s going to spread out of
04:46 course and they’re going to have efforts
04:48 to clean it up
04:49 uh and then of course we have russia’s
04:52 space program just through a u.s
04:54 astronaut under the bus
04:57 it says that russia’s state-owned news
05:00 service tas has published an
05:01 extraordinary defamatory article and
05:04 they say supposedly defamatory article
05:06 about nasa astronaut serena noon
05:09 chancellor saying that the publication
05:11 claims that a noon chancellor had an
05:13 emotional breakdown in space then
05:16 damaged a russian spacecraft in order to
05:19 return early this of course is a
05:21 complete fabrication
05:23 so one thing that i don’t get and again
05:25 who is writing this ours technica how do
05:28 they know it’s a complete fabrication
05:30 unless i i wonder if they’re going to
05:32 add you know
05:34 some sort of proof do they have video
05:35 cameras that say that it’s a complete
05:37 fabrication i’m not saying that she did
05:40 it or didn’t do it but again uh that’s
05:42 kind of a crazy story to make up that’s
05:44 like straight up just nuts
05:47 but again we have seen uh nasa
05:49 astronauts drive across country and
05:51 diapers to kidnap people so you know
05:54 maybe space does something to you the
05:56 context of this article is the recent
05:58 near-disastrous docking of the russian
06:01 nucca science module with the
06:03 international space station the task
06:05 article attempts to rebuke criticism in
06:07 u.s publications including ours technica
06:10 they covered the incident and raised
06:11 questions about the future of ross
06:13 cosmos nasa partnership in space so as
06:16 dax said a few days ago
06:18 they actually have had quite a record
06:22 uh i was looking after i said something
06:24 negatively about their um how you know
06:26 they have this kind of jalopy kind of
06:28 style they actually do have a really
06:30 good record as far as space launches or
06:32 as far as official official things go
06:35 in fact it looks like us actually has
06:38 kind of a lot of pock marks on a lot of
06:40 our stuff uh spacex has a lot of pock
06:43 marks you know of course their slight
06:45 anomaly was an explosion that you know
06:47 when they tested the uh passenger module
06:50 and they said that they had a slight
06:51 anomaly if somebody leaked the footage
06:53 and it was
06:54 supposedly where the people would be
06:56 sitting and it just exploded into
06:57 smithereens so if they call that a
06:59 slight anomaly and nasa calls uh their
07:01 explosion
07:03 uh an uh a slight incident it’s like you
07:06 know what is really going on here it
07:08 says one of a dozen rebuttals in the tas
07:10 article concerns a 2018 incident a two
07:13 millimeter breach in the orbital module
07:16 of the suez ms09 vehicle docked with the
07:19 iss russian cosmonaut sergei pachov
07:23 european space agency astronaut
07:25 alexander gerst and nasa a noon
07:28 chancellor had flown to the station
07:30 inside the suez in june the leak was
07:33 discovered in late august left unchecked
07:35 the small hole would be depressurized
07:37 the station in about two weeks
07:39 fortunately cosmonauts were able to
07:41 patch the hole with epoxy and the suez
07:44 uh spacecraft was deemed safe to fly its
07:47 crew of three back to earth
07:49 so
07:50 maybe i’ve seen too many movies but it
07:52 seems to me like even if there was like
07:53 a little thumb size hole and again they
07:56 said they initially plugged it with
07:59 their finger
08:00 uh it doesn’t seem too realistic
08:02 considering the science of it all i
08:04 thought uh that would be a giant thing
08:06 if you’re out in space where there’s no
08:08 oxygen at all how did they not notice
08:10 that how did it even go as long as it
08:12 did i guess they have oxygen things
08:15 pumping oxygen in but it just seems
08:17 really crazy to me
08:19 the whole thing seemed fishy so
08:21 something is going on here uh it seems
08:23 to me like they’re setting up for you
08:25 know this negative
08:27 in every uh in every arena we are going
08:30 negatively against russia and china or
08:32 at least the public uh has this negative
08:34 view of russia and china and vice versa
08:36 they’re doing the same thing about the
08:38 us so obviously we’re not getting along
08:40 too well what i didn’t this would be the
08:43 this will be the split up right this not
08:44 just this article or just this thing but
08:46 it’s obvious the writing’s on the wall
08:48 that there’s a split coming with uh with
08:50 the the space
08:52 exploration between in the partnership
08:54 why do you think the u.s and russia had
08:56 and china china has its own space
08:58 station there are look i mean look at
09:00 the look at what’s happening the writing
09:02 is on the wall is cliche but it’s
09:05 absolutely true this is a bad b movie
09:06 you can see where the blonde runs up the
09:08 stairs instead of out the open door
09:11 it’s right here in our faces china has
09:14 launched another iss or a type
09:17 thing which russia will be able to use
09:20 we stopped using the suez’s uh to launch
09:23 people or at least now we’re starting to
09:25 use spacex to launch people to the iss i
09:28 think that it’s going to be u.s and
09:29 other allies and then china and russia
09:32 will have their own space station
09:33 they’re not going to be working together
09:34 that’s another sign that we’re not going
09:36 to be uh together soon you know with
09:40 they are not technically are they are
09:42 technically our enemy and now it’s very
09:44 clear i’m sticking to my uh you know my
09:46 bang bangs and i’m saying we are going
09:48 to go to conflict with them soon
09:51 and again if people don’t want that to
09:54 happen or if they’re against that then
09:56 that’s fine it’s a good thing to be
09:57 positive and to keep yourself out of it
09:59 and and just put your head in the sand i
10:01 guess
10:02 some people need to do that for their
10:05 mental health but again if you’re
10:06 following this it’s pretty obvious what
10:08 is happening right now separating
10:10 internets separating uh farming
10:13 separating imports and exports we’re
10:15 about to talk about that here in a
10:16 second china has just shut down its
10:18 ports i mean this is a big thing and
10:20 that’s because of the uh v of course but
10:23 again that’s going to cause some
10:25 problems here just in the next couple
10:26 weeks we’re going to see things stop
10:28 coming
10:29 and people don’t realize how dependent
10:31 we are on china uh really stupid 90 of
10:35 our antibiotics come from there is that
10:37 just like the craziest thing ever
10:40 might even be 95
10:41 really insane number uh april sheldon
10:44 thank you so much for popping in i
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10:49 you for the super chat right off of the
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11:22 uh the investigators about epstein
11:24 then we have us astronaut moon landing
11:27 not feasible by 2024 nasa’s inspector
11:30 general finds
11:31 i’m sure that the f earthers are like of
11:35 course it’s not um honestly a lot of
11:37 them said oh wait just wait until we get
11:39 to that time something’s going to be
11:41 delayed or
11:43 you know something’s going to happen why
11:45 have we not been back to the moon how
11:46 did we go to the moon with such
11:49 primitive technology compared to today’s
11:51 standards even since you know to the
11:54 year 2000s standards
11:56 but let alone what was it 1982 or
11:59 something was our last trip to the moon
12:01 supposedly
12:02 and that was back before i mean when we
12:04 had uh one button i don’t even think we
12:07 did we have max back in 82 i think we
12:10 did either way we had barely any kind of
12:13 computing power and we got to the moon
12:15 these several times for these many
12:17 missions it just it doesn’t make sense
12:20 obviously if they didn’t really stop
12:23 then they have been up there the entire
12:24 time or we never went is a lot of
12:27 people’s opinions
12:29 i am starting to uh be on the latter
12:31 half of that
12:33 uh actually i and i’ve always i’ve
12:34 always believed that we’ve had soldiers
12:36 in space
12:37 at least a couple decades ahead because
12:40 of anticipated delays in space suit
12:42 development it is quote not feasible for
12:45 nasa to land humans on the moon by the
12:48 agency’s hopeful deadline of 2024 a new
12:51 report from the agency office of
12:52 inspector general has found
12:54 why do i think this is bs
12:57 because honestly uh you know people like
13:00 elon musk in a matter of like a week or
13:03 something can come up with inventions to
13:05 save people from tunnels uh you know
13:07 they can come up with uh some of the
13:10 rocket designs the actual things to go
13:12 up there
13:13 dex does doesn’t this sound like no come
13:16 on this is three years out and they
13:18 expect not to go there by then because
13:20 of the suit
13:21 according to them we landed on the moon
13:23 already right
13:25 we had spacesuits already i mean worst
13:27 case scenario drag out the 1960s model
13:30 and slap it on and put your butt in the
13:32 rocket and get up there right how how
13:34 difficult is this
13:36 does anybody think about this like the
13:38 spacesuit is the thing that’s going to
13:40 stop us from going to the moon
13:42 why 2024 why was 2024 set in the the
13:45 first place uh does it even matter maybe
13:47 they found something else out it’s funny
13:49 that we get this news on the same day
13:51 that all this news comes out about bennu
13:53 and the uh upgraded chances of hitting
13:55 we’ll talk about that here in just a
13:57 second it says in this new report which
13:59 the oig’s office of audits released on
14:01 tuesday
14:02 nasa’s inspector general has audited the
14:04 agency’s development of next generation
14:07 spacesuits called the exploration extra
14:10 vehicle mobility unit or x-imu
14:13 nasa is creating the suits to be worn
14:16 and used as part of the agency’s artemis
14:18 program which the agency has said will
14:21 return humans to the lunar surface by
14:23 2024
14:25 however according to this evaluation
14:26 that timeline is not only unlikely but
14:29 even impossible are you effing kidding
14:31 me like
14:32 this i’m sorry but the suit is what is
14:34 stopping us how would they know that
14:36 we’re not going to be there in three
14:38 years with this suit what is in this
14:41 suit
14:42 does this suit have the actual
14:44 protection needed to go through whatever
14:46 the the belt is that everybody says you
14:49 know we couldn’t have gone there because
14:50 of this uh belt the radiation and all of
14:53 that uh is that why you know
14:56 this would this prove
14:58 isn’t this kind of giving more credence
15:00 to the fact that like how did we go with
15:03 like dex said 50 60 year old suits
15:06 and those guys you know most of them
15:07 lived long lives
15:09 supposedly right
15:11 how how is this what do you guys think
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15:59 13th oh goodness dex did you realize it
16:02 was friday the 13th
16:04 i don’t know not until you said it i i
16:06 didn’t either man
16:08 i don’t like this day
16:10 um
16:12 let’s go over to the chat i’ll pop it up
16:14 on the screen let’s see here
16:18 bam
16:19 let’s see let’s turn this on so
16:21 everybody can see
16:23 [Music]
16:25 that should be good but we’ll see
16:28 stephen mcmahon thank you one of the
16:30 first astronauts said that uh we had the
16:32 technology then but lost it makes me
16:35 suspicious
16:36 good point steven again really weird
16:39 stuff there
16:40 uh it says nasa says giant asteroid now
16:43 has a greater chance of hitting earth
16:45 we’ll talk about that here in just a
16:48 second
16:49 all right guys do you think i want to
16:50 get a i want to get a vote we’re going
16:52 to take one and i’m going to put it on
16:54 screen so everybody can see it
16:56 we’ll all do this at the same time and
16:58 when this vote happens you’ll see what
17:00 the majority of other people think
17:02 after finding out a lot of the things
17:04 that we found out now especially the
17:06 announcement about a year and a half ago
17:08 that the moon was technically inside of
17:10 our atmosphere and there was oxygen
17:12 molecules out there and all of this
17:14 uh especially
17:16 taking into account things said by
17:18 astronauts i want you guys to just be
17:20 very simple a yes or no
17:23 do you think we’ve been to the moon
17:25 push one
17:26 two if you think we have not been to the
17:28 moon or three we’ve been to the moon and
17:31 we’re on the moon right now
17:34 one for we have not been to the moon two
17:37 we have or i’m sorry one we have been to
17:39 the moon two we have not and three we
17:41 are there
17:44 and on the moon right now
17:47 let’s see what people end up thinking
17:49 and as that uh populates of course we
17:52 have nasa says a giant asteroid now has
17:55 a greater chance of hitting earth
17:57 scientists have been tracking a giant
17:58 asteroid that is the size of the empire
18:00 state building through as it hurtles
18:03 through space towards earth after
18:05 reviewing new data gathered by nasa’s
18:07 osiris-rex
18:08 spacecraft they have increased the odds
18:11 that the asteroid named bennu will
18:13 strike the earth
18:15 in the next 300 years
18:19 so again that kind of size is absolutely
18:22 insane so i just want people to notice
18:24 that this is almost all twos and threes
18:27 so either people think that we have not
18:30 gone to the moon
18:32 or we’re on the moon and we have you
18:34 know people there
18:36 somebody said four we’re on mars
18:39 that’s good thank you ilea i appreciate
18:40 that uh super chat and did uh one
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19:15 elizabeth rochard thank you april
19:17 sheldon uh texas squirrel big emoji
19:20 smiley face says that they’re on
19:22 uh on the moon the moon landing was fake
19:25 said somebody else redscape
19:28 hey gem gem it’s nice to see a cute
19:29 kubrick
19:31 yes uh if you look into the kubrick moon
19:34 thing that’s pretty crazy stuff in fact
19:36 we covered that we did a video
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19:54 so as as far as scientists have been
19:56 tracking this giant asteroid it says
19:58 that we have nothing to worry about the
20:00 chance of impact is still slim
20:03 one in
20:04 1750 chance compared to the previous
20:07 estimate of one in 2700 chance that the
20:10 asteroid will hit earth it’s not a
20:12 significant change uh dex that’s wait
20:16 isn’t that a third
20:17 uh
20:18 i mean that is a big difference that’s a
20:21 that’s a big change and let me ask you
20:22 this if if tomorrow you could buy a 10
20:25 million lottery ticket and you had a 1
20:27 in 1700
20:29 chance of winning wouldn’t that be like
20:30 some fantastic odds
20:33 think about that if you’re if you or if
20:34 you do a raffle and there’s uh you know
20:37 50 000 raffle tickets and you’re going
20:40 for the main prize i mean that’s i’ve
20:42 done raffles that are bigger than that
20:44 as far as that is that the real number i
20:46 my personal opinion is no
20:48 and if it’s not bennu it’s something
20:50 else i my theory is that they i believe
20:53 that they’ve been looking out into space
20:55 a long time there have been telescopes
20:57 out around the world looking for a long
21:00 long time uh i’ve i do feel like there’s
21:02 some weird ones that have recently been
21:04 destroyed or fall
21:06 falling apart
21:08 uh again that all of them got shut down
21:11 at the beginning of cv
21:12 uh sunspot got raided by blackhawk
21:15 helicopters and went in and they said
21:17 that it was because of you know cp stuff
21:19 and i never really felt right about that
21:22 they even questioned everyone in the
21:24 neighborhood why would they question
21:25 people in the neighborhood uh when you
21:27 saw like somebody i think it was like
21:30 defango who went in person
21:32 and like walked around and people did
21:34 drones and stuff and you see that the
21:36 nearest houses aren’t around there but
21:38 yet they evacuated the area and talked
21:40 to every resident
21:42 it’s like oh do you know this guy have
21:43 you talked to this guy did he tell you
21:44 anything
21:45 that kind of thing it just it really
21:47 really still bothers me and i’m not
21:49 going to forget about sunspot most of
21:51 you won’t either if you follow that
21:53 story they say that also five or six
21:56 other uh sun observatories were closed
21:59 down there’s lots of theories around it
22:01 i won’t go into
22:02 all of them but some of them contain a
22:04 theory that they saw something go in
22:07 front of the sun they saw something they
22:09 spotted something and they didn’t want
22:11 that information to get out
22:13 after sunspot there was a lot of weird
22:15 changes all of a sudden we implemented
22:17 the space force all of a sudden uh we
22:20 had all of these missions like uh
22:23 osiris-rex which is of course a
22:25 anti-asteroid thing uh we had oh uh
22:29 what was the other one dex there’s some
22:31 other
22:32 missions japan hayabusa uh japan had
22:35 another one i believe too uh we had
22:38 even is
22:39 l
22:40 ended up sending a satellite to the moon
22:42 or tried to send one and crashed or
22:44 whatever all these other countries
22:46 started sending their samples and dna
22:48 samples and and noah’s arks to the moon
22:51 and putting them down into the mountains
22:54 not only that uh the sensors for uh
22:57 spacex the the starlink ended up adding
23:01 hypersonic speed sensors to the array of
23:04 starlink so they could sense objects
23:07 faster than you know sound
23:09 what was that
23:11 wasn’t it russia that was trying to use
23:13 the moon for a defense system
23:15 for a laser right
23:17 right yeah
23:18 and oh and then russia was designing a
23:21 laser that could take out asteroids and
23:23 then all of a sudden it changed the the
23:25 article that was i believe in ours
23:27 technical which we just read one of
23:28 their articles um
23:30 they then kind of changed it and said
23:33 something else
23:34 but they were coming up with the laser
23:35 china was coming up with a laser i know
23:37 from personal experience my uh sister’s
23:40 ex-boyfriend slash you know whatever
23:43 they are on and off uh he he is now
23:46 space force
23:47 and he was boeing and he was working on
23:50 these lasers these lasers that are
23:52 basically top secret and the public is
23:55 not going to know about them until uh in
23:57 fact until they’re used probably and
23:58 probably even after they’re used we
24:00 won’t know it was you know those lasers
24:02 that did it
24:03 i think that you know that might be some
24:05 of the additions to some of these ships
24:07 that are that are going on right now
24:09 but what are we doing are we actually
24:11 preparing for an asteroid then we had
24:13 the new york drill they actually drilled
24:15 in new york they did a
24:17 an exercise where they had to evacuate
24:19 all of new york and it failed horribly
24:22 then dex didn’t think just do an another
24:24 drill just recently it wasn’t wasn’t
24:27 florida what what um city was it
24:30 do you
24:30 remember
24:32 it was like um
24:34 well the new york and um no i don’t
24:38 remember i’m sorry new york was the last
24:40 one that you just mentioned
24:41 yeah um let’s go over to the chat i know
24:44 that somebody will be able to quote
24:45 quote me on what we just covered it was
24:47 just a few weeks ago i feel like a month
24:50 ago maybe there was another drill
24:53 uh that was talking about
24:55 uh they drilled for an asteroid hitting
24:59 what is that says no one’s taking my
25:01 photon phaser
25:02 let’s see here
25:04 been hearing booms today in nc as well
25:06 oh and not to mention all of the uh the
25:10 increased sightings of asteroids coming
25:12 in that we can back up that we actually
25:15 showed you the stats for they have
25:16 quadrupled in every category of stuff
25:20 coming in it’s not because of persioids
25:22 or whatever this is year after year it’s
25:25 going up in just the last four or five
25:26 years in fact since 2014 it’s gone way
25:29 way up
25:30 it’s not because people have phones now
25:32 people have had phones people have had
25:34 cameras
25:35 uh and then of course everybody trying
25:37 to get off of earth uh them creating uh
25:40 of course the
25:42 asgardia
25:45 let’s see here
25:46 cv pasim para bellum tisha hey
25:50 you’re uh speaking my language i i’m
25:52 just kidding i don’t know what that
25:53 means uh gas man mike what’s going on
25:55 central illinois uh we’ve got trishell
25:58 sturgeon della hey how are you doing i
26:01 will uh big mikey iowa
26:04 was it iowa i feel like it was a bigger
26:06 bigger state than that but thank you for
26:08 trying
26:10 either way uh in fact i’ll probably be
26:12 able to find it on my own website
26:13 florida i feel like it’s florida i i
26:16 feel like it was uh florida
26:18 uh let’s see here robbie orr says i live
26:20 in west virginia and saw a huge military
26:21 or army helicopter with two big blades
26:25 that would be
26:26 chinook i believe farmers are here
26:28 anyways letting the bloom blooms scare
26:30 off the birds
26:32 stop listen think
26:33 della i will pray for you whatever is
26:36 god may help you uh let’s see here e
26:38 sheets jody you know it’s friday the
26:40 13th and nobody that nobody cares about
26:45 this is a simulation lol hmm
26:48 who knows
26:50 again i i don’t know i don’t claim to
26:51 know
26:52 that if you look into that theory
26:53 there’s a lot of weird stuff that
26:55 they’re finding out through actual
26:56 science uh that
26:59 somewhat they say is is backing the
27:02 simulation theory
27:04 the asteroid is still forecast to come
27:06 within 125 000 miles of the planet which
27:09 is about half of the distance between
27:11 the earth and the moon there’s a slight
27:13 chance that the asteroid approaches
27:15 earth it will get caught into a
27:17 gravitational keyhole that could send it
27:20 on a collision course
27:21 about 50 years later
27:24 it says while bennu is not large enough
27:26 to be considered a planet killer it
27:28 could cause a massive swath of
27:30 devastation if collided with the earth
27:32 you can usually rule by thumb say that
27:34 the crater size is going to be 10 to
27:36 time uh 20 times the size of the object
27:39 so a half kilometer sized object is
27:42 going to create a crater that is at
27:43 least five kilometers in diameter and it
27:46 can be as much as 10 kilometers in
27:49 diameter but the area of devastation is
27:51 going to be much much broader than that
27:54 as much as a hundred times the size of
27:56 the crater so an object bennu side
27:58 impacting on the eastern seaboard
28:01 states would pretty much devastate
28:03 things up and down the coast
28:05 osiris-rex is now returning to earth
28:08 after collecting samples from the
28:10 massive asteroid it is expected to
28:12 arrive in 2023 and scientists hope to
28:15 learn more about the giant space rock
28:17 after examining examining the mineral
28:19 samples so they’re basically telling us
28:21 that they grab samples of this i
28:23 wondered back then when they said that
28:24 they were going to do this is if they
28:26 were possibly trying to see what the
28:28 chemical makeup is see if they could
28:30 dissolve it see if they could destroy it
28:32 uh see how they would do it
28:34 because if they hit it you know they’ve
28:36 gone through the different things if
28:37 they impact it it could then or if they
28:40 do like a nuke they could blow it up
28:41 into multiple smaller pieces and cause
28:44 more devastation or actually
28:46 cement it hitting earth a lot of people
28:49 in the science community have talked
28:51 about this and there’s even a reddit
28:52 devoted to it
28:54 very very weird stuff there
28:56 what do you think do you think
28:58 that bennu is our problem or do you
29:00 think that that is uh
29:01 is just something that they can put
29:03 there as a distraction uh or do you
29:05 think that it’s going to be a bigger one
29:06 than bennu do you think that we won’t
29:09 see it uh we actually missed a show the
29:12 other week that was talking about a
29:13 brand new article that talks about how
29:16 uh the
29:17 actual asteroid that destroyed the
29:19 dinosaurs was from a dark part in the
29:22 asteroid belt and very specifically it
29:25 was a dark asteroid
29:27 it uh it had materials in it that
29:29 basically made it very non-reflective
29:32 and since it’s non-reflective
29:34 that means in today’s day and age if
29:36 another one came from the same part of
29:38 that asteroid belt which they believe it
29:40 would be from that the the next you know
29:43 world killer planet killer
29:45 that it we wouldn’t be able to see it or
29:47 at least not see it as well unless we
29:49 were in the perfect conditions to see it
29:51 with the telescope
29:53 so if the next one is like the dinosaur
29:56 killer supposedly
29:57 then we wouldn’t be
29:59 even we would not have any warning and
30:01 it would come and we would only find it
30:03 right when it’s about to hit
30:05 or have very little time like 24 hours
30:08 or less
30:09 irish soul says wormwood that’s a good
30:11 one to look up don’t panic bring a towel
30:13 with you yes of course um if an
30:15 asteroid’s coming
30:17 i mean all you have to have is a towel
30:20 i i agree with that
30:22 laser killed the dinos not an asteroid
30:25 sharon harris uh interesting
30:28 i actually have seen videos that are
30:29 incredibly interested on that uh
30:32 i’m not on that subject but if humans
30:34 were around back then in atlantis and
30:36 and all sorts of things if a sun burnt
30:39 out and now our moon
30:41 and our sun is now to fake sun
30:44 that we heard rumors about that was sans
30:46 see
30:48 i don’t know but uh oh and then china is
30:50 making the fake sun and a fake moon
30:54 they’re literally making an artificial
30:55 moon in an artificial sun i believe bl
30:58 both are complete i don’t know if
30:59 they’ve launched the moon yet though
31:01 dex can we check on an update on the
31:03 artificial moon that they say they were
31:05 going to launch
31:06 it was a
31:07 satellite that they were
31:09 they they basically said it’s an
31:10 artificial moon and it will light up the
31:12 streets
31:14 uh brighter than the night sky moon
31:17 yeah i’m looking now
31:19 all right and then in the meantime if
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32:40 at least it took me about it probably
32:41 took me about 11 minutes
32:43 i i exaggerated just a little bit
32:47 all right and then dex adam the the the
32:51 plan was back or announced in 2018 that
32:53 they wanted to have it launched in 2020
32:57 and uh add additions to it by 2022. i
33:00 assume that plan has not happened
33:01 there’s been no update
33:03 uh but yes this was a low orbiting light
33:05 that they were putting up that was going
33:06 to help light
33:08 uh their night skies and that by doing
33:11 it it would reduce energy costs but yes
33:13 it would be a moon
33:15 dex can you get me an article on the f
33:18 uh lisa k says plus the 50 volcanoes
33:21 erupting now
33:23 i’d love to
33:24 love to see that
33:26 um if there’s anything regarding that d
33:29 frustrated i’ve been m.i.a this crap is
33:32 soon to be fake alien bs
33:34 d frustrated uh you’re so you’re saying
33:37 that this might translate into a fake
33:39 alien kind of invasion type thing i’d be
33:42 happy to help and mon anytime brother
33:43 vault one one definitely consider you uh
33:46 you’re always very polite quantum cat
33:48 thanks mods uh appreciate highway
33:51 highway
33:52 what what is that
33:54 highway dose of freedom i think
33:58 pez player can we just skip ww3 and go
34:00 right into the zombie apocalypse uh
34:03 unfortunately no i think you have to do
34:05 the steps
34:06 uh one step at a time pez player one
34:09 step at a time uh tower bear thank you
34:11 jack tronix bear claw maxi uh miss v2
34:14 everybody that has stopped by thank you
34:16 so much that chalky gel
34:18 so we’re apparently burning documents
34:22 uh at the u.s embassy the u.s embassy is
34:25 supposedly shredding and burning
34:27 documents in a case
34:29 that the tomb
34:31 wins
34:32 this is of course coming out of uh
34:34 bloomberg
34:36 so it is again one of the authoritative
34:39 sources that is saying this it says that
34:41 the us embassy staff in kabul has been
34:44 told to start destroying sensitive
34:46 material underscoring that the b
34:48 administration is preparing for the
34:50 possibility that the embassy will be
34:53 overrun by the t a ban
34:55 despite public assurances that the
34:57 building remains in operation
35:00 is that not just absolutely nuts dex you
35:03 talked about this yesterday you called
35:05 this
35:06 yeah it was like you know we’re either
35:07 gonna save it or we’re not and uh
35:09 obviously they’re now preparing for the
35:12 idea of not even saving it
35:14 that’s incredible it says the management
35:17 notice to all american personnel sent
35:19 early friday morning from the embassy
35:21 facilities manager asked staff to quote
35:23 reduce the amount of uh sensitive
35:26 material on the property according to a
35:29 copy obtained by bloomberg news
35:32 it asks that they destroy anything with
35:34 u.s logos flags
35:36 or items which could be misused in
35:39 propaganda efforts
35:42 so say they you know a u.s document that
35:45 says like hey we’re
35:47 running one of the hugest operations in
35:48 the world to control every person on
35:51 earth
35:52 you know something like that you gotta
35:53 delete
35:57 right
35:59 right
36:00 i think you have to delete that one
36:02 oh is that operation cv oh
36:05 delete that
36:07 yeah all of it just get rid of it
36:09 yeah
36:16 too long probably
36:19 the email details the ways diplomats can
36:21 destroy material use burn bins and
36:23 shredders for paper a disintegrator for
36:26 electronics incinerators for medical
36:28 waste and a compactor that can crush
36:30 items that are too big for the
36:32 disintegrator
36:33 it says that the embassy will offer what
36:35 it calls
36:36 destruction support between 8 30 a.m and
36:39 4 p.m until further notice
36:43 dex uh
36:44 have you ever been destruction support i
36:47 know you’ve been tech support
36:50 hey no i’ve never been i’ve only done my
36:53 own destruction support
36:55 yeah i have my methods
36:57 hi this is uh this is dan with uh
37:00 destruction support uh you’re gonna want
37:02 to take it and then smash it against a
37:04 wall
37:06 i guess that’s how it works
37:08 these destruction methods are not
37:10 appropriate for weapons ammunition or
37:12 similar item it reads
37:14 two admin officials who discussed the
37:16 internal memo on condition of anonymity
37:19 said that the destruction procedure is
37:21 standard when a us outpost abroad is
37:23 being scaled down one of the officials
37:26 said it’s consistent with established
37:28 plans for most u.s forces in afghanistan
37:31 to depart by the end of the month but
37:33 acknowledge that the t-band’s advances
37:35 played a role
37:37 so the t-ban which they say is getting
37:40 giant which down the road could be used
37:42 for all sorts of ganda
37:45 is now basically taking over the whole
37:47 country again so
37:49 dex did we just waste like 20 years of
37:52 of uh
37:53 you know this bs uh
37:55 you know supposed war
37:57 yeah i i i’d hate to have to think of it
38:00 that way but you know it sure seems like
38:02 it’s just going to turn right back to
38:04 the way it was
38:05 you know this these destruction bins and
38:08 uh infinerator devices it sounds like we
38:10 have a little bit more high tech than
38:12 what maybe
38:13 china used over in was it houston
38:16 when they caught him out in the back
38:18 with a garbage can like lighting
38:19 everything on fire
38:21 yeah that’s right they uh
38:23 didn’t they they actually
38:25 literally did a dumpster fire uh to to
38:28 get rid of the evidence
38:29 right
38:30 and we have a disintegrator uh maybe
38:33 it’s like the what movie was that the
38:35 suicide squad where they had uh the d
38:37 materializer or something
38:40 again state department spokesman ned
38:41 price said at a briefing thursday that
38:43 the embassy remains open for now
38:45 this is not abandonment this is not an
38:48 evacuation this is not a wholesale
38:51 withdrawal price said
38:53 the tia ban
38:54 took three more cities across
38:56 afghanistan friday adding to the tally
38:58 of major population centers they’ve
38:59 taken in
39:00 in recent days
39:06 destruction support what can i do for
39:08 you
39:09 oh yeah you’re going to want to take the
39:10 paper slide it in the slot and then push
39:12 the little button it’s going to pull
39:13 through it’s going to slice and dice
39:16 okay did you need any other health uh do
39:18 you need to know how to break your own
39:20 fingers okay sorry wrong line that’s cia
39:24 okay all right
39:28 try unplugging and plugging it in again
39:33 and the t-band now control half of
39:35 afghanistan’s provincial capitals
39:39 says the t-ban have seized kandahar
39:41 afghanistan’s second largest city and a
39:43 number of other provincial capitals as
39:45 the insurgent group accelerates its
39:47 rapid advance towards the capital kabul
39:49 afghan member of parliament gol ahmad
39:52 kamin
39:53 told cnn on friday that kandahar had
39:55 been taken and of course the city which
39:57 lies in the south of the country has
39:59 been besieged by the t-ban
40:02 for weeks and many observers consider
40:04 its fall as the beginning of the end for
40:07 the country’s u.s backed government
40:10 so
40:12 we just wasted a whole lot of money
40:15 on
40:16 basically nothing
40:18 uh and lives unfortunately yeah what how
40:21 many people what was it eight thousand
40:23 ten thousand or something i remember
40:25 years ago it was like three or four
40:27 thousand that had perished over there
40:29 now i’m
40:31 i’m curious how many people died in that
40:33 21 year uh 22 whatever however many
40:36 years we’ve been there well actually no
40:38 it hasn’t even been 20 years
40:40 since 2002 perhaps so 19 years 18 years
40:45 uh either way
40:46 all for weapons of mass destruction
40:49 remember that
40:50 yeah
40:52 it’s been uh 2 312 u.s military
40:55 personnel um what have have died and 20
40:59 000
41:00 have been wounded since 2001.
41:03 so there’s
41:05 probably out there 20 000 injured
41:07 veterans that are basically scarred from
41:09 this and now it’s all for basically
41:11 nothing
41:12 it was 20 years just to
41:15 take you know to take the
41:17 take the place for a while and have a
41:19 party and civilian uh civilian in that
41:23 location was 35 to 40 000 estimates
41:26 uh
41:27 well yeah that’s pretty crazy uh wow so
41:31 a lot of innocent people most likely
41:34 passed as well
41:35 i just want to say thank you to any
41:37 soldier that is in the room right now
41:38 that did go over there or went anywhere
41:42 your sacrifice is not forgotten and
41:44 there are those of us who appreciate you
41:46 and everything you’ve done no matter
41:48 what
41:49 time you served in i appreciate you and
41:51 and salute and thank you so much for
41:53 your service
41:55 um
41:56 i was just thinking about it too and
41:57 it’s like
41:59 veterans fought for our freedom
42:01 and uh of course they only get one day
42:03 if you haven’t seen the
42:05 uh new tom mcdonald video i loved
42:08 his uh 10 steps to control thing in that
42:12 video if you guys have not seen it
42:14 maybe i’ll play it at the very end
42:16 uh again he is really cool
42:19 uh
42:20 he’s that he is going to change things
42:23 and whether you’re a fan of of that kind
42:25 of music or not he is putting straight
42:27 up truth and it’s getting through to
42:29 millions of people
42:30 so i cannot hate that
42:33 taiwan u.s coast guards meet despite
42:36 chinese pressure it says officers of the
42:38 u.s and taiwanese coast guards have met
42:40 to discuss improving cooperation
42:42 communication despite efforts by china
42:45 to isolate the self-governing island
42:47 democracy it says the virtual meeting
42:49 held tuesday came amid moves by the us
42:52 and others to defy beijing’s pressure
42:54 campaign aimed at compelling taiwan to
42:57 accept its view that the island is part
43:00 of china
43:01 it says china on tuesday recalled its
43:03 ambassador to
43:05 lithuania expelled the baltic nation’s
43:07 top representative to beijing over its
43:10 decision to allow taiwan to open an
43:14 office in lithuania under its own name
43:18 so
43:19 again they
43:20 taiwan
43:22 their government opened up an office in
43:25 lithuania and said this is the taiwan uh
43:28 i guess
43:29 an embassy or it was an office in
43:33 taiwan’s name
43:34 and they actually uh ejected they they
43:37 said recalled its ambassador to
43:40 lithuania so they took their ambassador
43:42 back and said no we’re not having
43:43 anything to do with you because you
43:45 support taiwan
43:48 again remember the whole thing here is
43:50 china says that anyone that says taiwan
43:53 is its own country and that it’s not a
43:55 part of china
43:57 they are an enemy of china they have
43:59 said it in like frank terms they said
44:02 you are an enemy of china and we will
44:04 take according actions that’s why actors
44:07 are apologizing to china because china
44:10 actually owns the government of china
44:13 owns so many of these huge media
44:16 conglomerate companies that are
44:18 filmmakers
44:20 i would you know what i think we need to
44:22 do a whole show
44:24 and go through all of the companies that
44:26 are owned by china owned and backed
44:29 i guarantee you if you take movies like
44:31 fast and the furious and suicide squad
44:33 and you go up the chains of who made
44:35 them
44:36 i bet you you’ll see the chinese
44:38 government
44:39 i don’t think so many i don’t think
44:40 people realize how much china owns in
44:43 the media world especially with movies
44:46 think about all the propaganda they can
44:47 fit into things they have to approve
44:49 scripts and all of this other stuff
44:52 that’s why john cena and all these other
44:53 people are saying
44:56 jojo please please forgive me i’m a
44:58 little b
45:00 it’s because they will never be in
45:02 another movie again if they talk crap
45:04 about china or if they say taiwan is its
45:07 own country
45:08 chinese leader xi jinping has increased
45:10 diplomatic economy and economy economy
45:14 i’m gonna have an economy sandwich
45:17 chinese leader xi jinping has increased
45:19 diplomatic economic economic economic
45:24 economic
45:25 economic and military pressure on taiwan
45:29 whose residents overwhelmingly reject
45:31 beijing’s demand for political
45:33 unification with the mainland
45:36 china has long blocked taiwan from
45:38 taking part in the united nations and
45:40 other international organizations and
45:42 has stepped up such pressure since the
45:44 election of independence-minded
45:46 taiwanese presidents cy-ing when in
45:49 2016.
45:50 sai was re-elected last year by a strong
45:53 majority
45:54 while the u.s maintains only unofficial
45:57 relations with taiwan indifference to
46:00 beijing it is the island’s key arms
46:02 supplier and closest political ally
46:06 washington’s de facto embassy in taipei
46:08 the american institute in taiwan said in
46:12 a statement that on tuesday’s meeting
46:14 the sides quote discussed ways to
46:16 improve joint maritime responses
46:19 to search and rescue disaster relief and
46:22 environmental missions as well as
46:25 opportunities to improve communication
46:26 and continued personal education
46:28 exchanges
46:30 they continued to work on the common
46:31 objectives of preserving maritime
46:33 resources reducing illegal unreported
46:36 and unregulated fishing and
46:37 participating in joint maritime search
46:39 and rescue
46:40 basically bs we’re helping them pick up
46:43 garbage
46:45 yeah
46:47 seems like they don’t really have that
46:48 much support
46:50 if uh they can’t even
46:52 can’t even say that they’re supporting
46:54 him they’ve gotten mad when we’ve sold
46:56 them jets we’ve sold them high tech
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48:26 you think about the u.s senators had to
48:27 sneak into taiwan to help south korea
48:30 avoid the wrath of china
48:33 well it’s obvious everyone everything we
48:35 do it’s like we either um have to cow
48:38 towel or
48:39 we don’t have to but you either have to
48:41 cow towel to them or you have to sort of
48:43 sneak around otherwise there’s going to
48:44 be a lot of consternation about
48:46 anything you’re doing with taiwan right
48:50 yeah absolutely it’s it um as far as
48:53 what was it uh
48:55 lebron james was even caught up in it he
48:57 said something about taiwan being a
48:58 country uh he even had to apologize and
49:02 he kind of he went with it they’re still
49:04 uh not letting the movie space jam
49:08 release in their country
49:10 because of that
49:11 that’s another part too they if they
49:12 don’t let a movie release in china
49:15 these companies lose millions and
49:17 millions dollars and that means the
49:18 actors lose millions and millions of
49:20 dollars
49:21 so say like fast and furious nine or
49:22 something a big release that happens
49:25 that you know has a loyal following and
49:27 you know it’s going to get these big
49:28 numbers if they don’t release that
49:30 because one of the actors says something
49:32 that screws everybody out of millions of
49:34 dollars
49:35 right so it’s just so crazy to me that
49:38 all of the world is giving into this com
49:42 country that we know is literally taking
49:45 people and having them wake up without
49:48 you know kidneys or waking up without uh
49:50 organs or
49:52 killing people
49:53 and putting them away forever or you
49:56 know using them for science experiments
49:57 all this stuff doing everything that
49:59 probably the us does in secret but
50:01 they’re doing it in in uh in the open
50:03 and how are people supporting that i
50:05 don’t get it
50:08 personally i think that more stuff needs
50:09 to be
50:10 made here in the u.s
50:12 uh
50:13 you know that that would uh fix a lot of
50:15 of our guilt issues why are we
50:17 supporting that
50:19 uh it says that a group of u.s lawmakers
50:21 who flew from south korea to taiwan in
50:24 june hid their itinerary from officials
50:27 in seoul so they could deny knowledge of
50:29 the trip and avoid a diplomatic fallout
50:31 with china senator tammy duckworth
50:34 revealed at a conference on tuesday it
50:36 says that duckworth who is part of the
50:37 highly watched whirlwind visit to taipei
50:40 along with centers dan sullivan and
50:42 chris coons also big big names as far as
50:45 uh outspoken said that the morale
50:48 boosting trip sanctioned by the b
50:50 administration showed the taiwanese
50:52 public that america would not abandon
50:54 them during the island’s politically
50:56 charged vegan shortage earlier this
50:58 summer
50:59 okay
51:00 yeah
51:01 yeah they won’t abandon them
51:04 sure
51:05 okay we’ll see uh i guess
51:08 you know
51:10 uh taiwan’s the procurement it was being
51:14 blockaded by china
51:16 the senator said in an event hosted by
51:18 the international security program at
51:19 the center for strategic and
51:21 international studies during their
51:23 three-hour visit on june 6 the senators
51:25 announced that the donation of 750
51:27 thousand monrono
51:29 to taiwan an amount later tripled to 2.5
51:33 million doses
51:35 make it seem like oh it’s a gift from
51:37 god
51:39 we got him oh finally
51:42 sign me up sign me up
51:51 if you think a government or a man can
51:54 mandate me
51:56 take a long walk off a very short dog if
51:59 you think about jabbing me
52:01 if you think a government or a man can
52:04 mandate me
52:08 that’s what i think of that
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53:32 uh okay so
53:34 do you want to talk about the should you
53:36 combine finasteride with pregnant
53:38 pregnant
53:39 pregnant
53:40 pregnant alone
53:43 what do you think
53:45 uh yeah i think that uh it may be the
53:47 wrong article loaded so um
53:51 i thought i thought this was something
53:52 that you wanted or something so i’m like
53:55 no isn’t fine for
53:57 uh
53:58 that’s for uh
53:59 hair loss and pregnancy
54:03 pregnant alone pregnant
54:05 pregnant
54:08 pregnant
54:15 i don’t know what this is
54:17 well i could tell you what it was
54:18 supposed to be and you don’t need it
54:20 it’s supposed to um it’s supposed to be
54:21 the uh
54:22 isn’t this supposed to be a picture
54:24 yeah no there was there was a um there’s
54:26 an article about traffic cameras i
54:28 believe it’s in illinois or chicago
54:31 that were all of a sudden uh reducing
54:33 their their ticketing to six miles over
54:36 the limit yeah yeah and they they okay
54:37 so guys isn’t that crazy
54:40 and in the first
54:42 what was it the first month or the first
54:44 two months so
54:46 chicago took this area
54:48 and they
54:50 reduced the ticket so automatic ticket
54:53 buy this machine by six miles per hour
54:56 over
54:57 in the first month is it right dex
55:00 yeah it was in um it was in the first
55:02 two months 300 000 citations and 11
55:05 million dollars in fines 11
55:08 million dollars in two months
55:11 because everybody goes five over
55:13 everybody goes six over seven over
55:15 i i mean a general rule of thumb is like
55:17 i’ve always thought you know five over
55:19 you’re pretty good
55:21 most uh cops are lenient if you’re going
55:23 five over if you’re going 10 10 15 over
55:26 then you’re there you try to stay under
55:27 10. so everybody has that kind of like
55:29 zone but but since cv started man i’m
55:32 telling you people drive fast now just
55:34 period like did you not know people
55:36 drive fast and they drive like 90. uh
55:39 we’re because you can outrun the cv
55:42 that’s right in fact i think it’s like
55:44 88 miles
55:45 either you travel to the future or you
55:47 outrun cv
55:48 i i can’t remember
55:50 with a covering over your face yeah i
55:52 know i i was in a dmc uh uh you know and
55:55 i was just poof and ended up in 1962 and
55:59 i totally avoided cv
56:01 it that’s crazy
56:03 huh
56:05 anyways uh that i think is wrong they’re
56:08 doing the six miles per over and they do
56:10 that and i bet you 99 of those people
56:12 aren’t gonna fight those tickets i mean
56:14 technically they were actually going
56:16 over the speed but do you think that’s
56:18 wrong was that kind of a trap do you
56:19 think that that was screwed up for them
56:21 to do
56:22 i personally think so but
56:25 here’s the real kicker right like you
56:26 know this stinks in that area but what
56:28 this is what we got to look at is this
56:30 is the technology that’s being rolled
56:32 out it’s rolled out in a major major
56:33 city in chicago is a huge huge city this
56:37 is the technology that’s being rolled
56:38 out this is the technology we see it
56:39 we’ve started with you know red light
56:41 cameras and sure who doesn’t want to
56:43 stop people running red lights because
56:44 people get hurt but
56:46 you know like
56:47 you put one spin on it as to make it
56:50 okay but what you don’t realize is
56:51 you’re boiling you know you’re boiling
56:52 the frog in the pot of water right
56:54 because all of a sudden we’re moving
56:56 closer and closer to this you know
56:59 uh social credit system that’s going to
57:01 monitor every little detail and cita
57:04 citate you if you do something wrong
57:07 you know prevent you from driving your
57:08 car prevent you from getting on the
57:10 subway system or whatever it may be
57:13 well and they’re gonna there’s all these
57:15 things where it’s gonna intertwine with
57:16 your phone they’re they
57:18 through cv they are pushing so many
57:21 things through that normally would not
57:22 be possible it’s like
57:24 you had 2001 that event that single
57:27 event
57:28 the act the patri it act and everything
57:32 else all of that was only possible
57:35 because everybody was blood red and fury
57:38 in their eyes because of this event that
57:40 they considered you know they they hit
57:42 us they hit us as americans as new york
57:44 the heart of new york and everything and
57:46 everybody was blood red and so angry and
57:49 everybody knew somebody that knew
57:51 somebody and it was just everybody’s so
57:52 angry that all these things were
57:54 justified for protection nobody wanted
57:57 to be the next one of those nobody
57:59 wanted to be at the office then
58:02 in the last 10 years all of a sudden we
58:04 had these mass events like
58:08 tons of them it was just every week
58:11 and they all had a manifesto and they
58:12 all had this stuff those just
58:14 disappeared
58:15 now we’re seeing that uh the whole t
58:18 band has taken over thing we’re seeing
58:19 all this other stuff and now cv
58:23 all of these things are getting done for
58:25 the greater good
58:26 the uh the the cashless thing i cannot
58:29 believe that this is all part of it
58:30 they’re saying that there’s this change
58:32 shortage
58:34 and now you may not see this in all
58:36 places but here
58:38 at walmart at fred meyer at uh at
58:41 targets everywhere
58:43 they have changed it from a normal store
58:46 where you go through a line and you have
58:48 a person run you out and check you out
58:50 now even grocery stores
58:53 walmart for instance does not have a
58:55 normal checkout at the main superstore
58:58 they don’t have a single checkout they
59:00 only have a desk inside they have
59:03 they’ve turned their entire store
59:04 they’ve altered the actual makeup of
59:06 their store it’s two huge squares uh
59:10 with um
59:11 with registers self-checkout registers
59:14 all around and then they have one lady
59:16 who has to help all of them and
59:19 if somebody has to use cash they have to
59:22 wait for her to be done and you take the
59:25 cash otherwise they say it’s because of
59:27 a
59:28 cash shortage or a change shortage
59:32 any walmart could immediately if they
59:35 want to change things they can change it
59:36 in a day if an event happens nationwide
59:39 they can change things
59:41 they could change their price and say
59:43 hey
59:44 because of the chain shortage we’re
59:45 changing all of our prices to round up
59:48 uh so including tax is an exact amount
59:51 or whatever
59:53 right
59:54 but they won’t
59:56 if it was about change then round up a
59:57 round down or something rounding up
59:59 would be a hit on the customer but if
60:02 we’re talking about literal change
60:05 hey these products are all going to be
60:06 anywhere from 10 cents to 25 you know
60:10 cents more expensive
60:13 they are going to track every single
60:15 thing and you can’t even use cash at the
60:17 self registers
60:18 you have to use it with the person
60:22 uh fred meyer target all of them are the
60:24 same and now they’re really starting to
60:26 go now targets are doing it and now
60:28 they’ve implemented these systems where
60:30 they’re bars that actually open when you
60:32 walk in
60:34 and open when you go out
60:36 they’re hurting us like cattle
60:38 people don’t realize this i i just i i’m
60:41 i’m just blown away all these things
60:43 that are going into effect right now
60:46 wake up people
60:48 and even the staff at walmart said i
60:51 they’re just trying to take our cash
60:53 away
60:54 she said we have tons of change back
60:56 there the the manager told me she goes
60:58 we have tons of change we have the same
61:01 amount that we ever did
61:06 you have the same amount that you have
61:07 always had at the beginning of any
61:09 business day
61:10 and you can’t do cash because of a chain
61:13 shortage
61:14 said she’s got the same rack same
61:16 everything that she would have any time
61:18 she opened up her store
61:20 so why
61:21 are we not doing
61:22 it
61:24 just doesn’t make sense
61:26 july was the busiest month for a legal
61:28 border oh and face recognition
61:30 everywhere target uh all these places
61:33 i mean they’re just it’s just crazy
61:35 we’re all a bunch of animals
61:37 july was busiest month on uh for illegal
61:40 border crossings in 21 years cpb data
61:44 shows
61:49 this looks like a like a pot smoking
61:52 circle or something is this are these
61:54 illegal immigrants or did i click on the
61:56 wrong thing
61:58 a number of migrants detained along the
62:00 mexico border crossed a new threshold
62:02 last month exceeding 200 percent
62:05 200 000 i think for the first time in 21
62:08 years according to u.s customs and
62:10 border protection enforcement data
62:12 released on thursday among the 212 000
62:15 migrants taken into u.s custody in just
62:18 july
62:19 were 82
62:20 966 family members in 18 000
62:23 unaccompanied teenagers and children
62:27 an all-time high the unaccompanied
62:29 minors custody requirements once have
62:32 more overwhelmed the bee administration
62:34 as it struggles to care for them safely
62:37 in the middle of a endemic it says
62:40 b officials predicted earlier this year
62:43 that the volume of people crossing into
62:45 border would decline
62:48 with the summer heat instead central
62:50 american adults and children crossing
62:52 again in large groups of 300 or more the
62:55 us border facilities are jammed with
62:56 migrants shoulder to shoulder and
62:58 detention facilities and more than 15
63:00 000 miners who arrived without parents
63:03 are in government custody many sleeping
63:06 in grim military barracks
63:08 a south texas park uh again along the
63:11 rio grande has been converted into a
63:13 sprawling quarantoon camp for more than
63:16 1 000 parents and children who have
63:18 tested positive
63:22 for the the flu
63:24 uh or sorry
63:26 for that or been exposed to infection
63:29 the situation at the border is one of
63:31 the toughest challenges we face says
63:33 homeland security secretary alejandro
63:36 mayorkas
63:38 it says texas is where the strain has
63:41 been most acute it is complicated
63:43 changing and involves vulnerable people
63:45 at a time of a global
63:48 um
63:53 so
63:54 220 000 people 212 000 whatever it is if
63:57 it’s over 200 000 people in just one
64:00 month
64:02 didn’t the current administration learn
64:04 from the previous administration that
64:06 blaming or that saying that the summer
64:08 heat was going to solve problems doesn’t
64:09 work
64:10 that’s the exact same thing previous
64:12 administration we’ll just totally
64:14 different doctors remember that it will
64:15 just vanish right
64:18 yeah we’ll just don’t worry about it
64:20 it’s summer heat it’s amazing what it
64:21 can do well we’re we’re in the season
64:24 right we’re in the season only thing i
64:26 know it does make you sweat
64:29 that’s for dang sure
64:32 uh kim broward thank you so much i
64:34 appreciate you guys spooky aliens
64:37 appreciate you as well peace and love
64:39 again thank you
64:41 uh the
64:42 ghost baby guy aka veteran steve says be
64:45 blessed be discerning encouraged
64:48 positive and vigilant much love to all
64:51 from veteran steve hey veteran steve
64:53 thank you so much and again thank you
64:54 for pledging on patreon i appreciate you
64:56 again you were one of the original uh
64:59 people in that tier so thank you cnc
65:02 what if our sun burnt out and us
65:05 uh us now
65:07 our moon
65:09 and our sun is now to fake
65:12 backwards ingenuity i’ve heard of the
65:14 army moving a large shipment let me make
65:17 sure i get this full message here
65:21 i’ve heard that the army is moving a
65:22 large shipment one million plus of
65:25 rounds to the navy base near me heads on
65:28 a swivel backwards ingenuity again if
65:30 you guys haven’t checked him out
65:32 that is creepy
65:34 uh we are in the ending scene
65:36 of my pet goat two the meteor increases
65:39 and the sun goes berserk says fr fr i
65:42 think that’s the first one i’ve seen
65:44 from you thank you so much and i
65:45 appreciate you uh thanks for being here
65:47 uh gigi starlings thank you so much for
65:50 your support thank you guys for
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65:57 can’t say enough thank yous
65:59 uh let’s see here
66:04 so weird i still can’t access that thing
66:06 it’s i sansee again thanks
66:09 um dex do you want to talk about some of
66:12 the
66:12 so there’s some really big stuff
66:14 happening of course pillow guy got
66:16 punched i think we talked about that
66:17 yesterday
66:19 uh but we had that’s yesterday but you
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66:39 uh or two-sided a lot of you know
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66:42 we’re not gonna we can’t go into uh but
66:45 there’s a lot going on and like you said
66:48 even if you want to go to yesterday’s
66:49 show you can find out about uh the
66:50 pillow man getting uh roughed up
66:53 uh but yeah what’s going on now um
66:55 there’s there’s an event that supposedly
66:57 happened at uh
67:01 in a place uh a military base i’ll leave
67:03 it at that you can probably show that on
67:05 the screen
67:06 um lots of stuff going on i think our
67:08 administration sort of took off for the
67:10 weekend and didn’t say much on his way
67:12 out the door uh and a handful of other
67:13 things that are going on
67:16 with um you know the bees and uh the
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68:44 sparky everybody who who supported
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68:50 appreciate you bobby d thank you says
68:52 since afghanistan streets are filled
68:55 with heroin
68:56 uh somebody was talking about fentanyl
68:58 being worse than heroin now um i know
69:01 personally from
69:02 we’re dealing with a
69:04 family member that um
69:07 well uh i guess a married and family
69:09 member that has gone so downhill and
69:12 everybody thought he was on heroin it’s
69:15 actually fentanyl that is the big thing
69:17 now and it is so bad that like
69:20 everybody’s on it
69:23 oh my gosh so my conversation like two
69:25 months ago with him
69:27 was this guy basically he
69:29 would get by by you know selling things
69:32 he said he has 12 year old kids asking
69:34 him for uh blues i think it’s called
69:37 blues or a color it’s a they ask for
69:40 blues and that is the fentanyl
69:43 and i i was just blown away he he says
69:46 he
69:46 is blown away by how many kids are doing
69:49 this kids are doing this
69:52 so it’s actually worse than it’s ever
69:54 been
69:55 uh so i agree with that i saw some
69:57 comments on that and i
69:59 it’s hit me and multiple times in my
70:01 life as far as i lost a friend that from
70:03 high school that i knew very well he was
70:05 such a good guy he turned 20 uh turned
70:08 21
70:09 got introduced into the stuff and i just
70:11 watched him die i mean like over you
70:14 know seven years he just
70:16 slowly died and it was horrible to watch
70:19 so anybody that is going through
70:21 any of those kind of problems if you are
70:23 on it i hope you guys reach out i hope
70:26 i hope you reach out to something to
70:27 help
70:28 go get treatment man it is really
70:30 horrible stuff gem gem maui racing
70:32 realtor what’s your name uh 45 what’s
70:36 her name uh bear claws thank you saint
70:39 of the most high 82. thank you so much
70:41 for following
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70:51 truth please
70:53 uh we’ve actually shared a lot of that
70:54 stuff on marfooglenews.com as well check
70:57 threads thanks for following everybody
70:59 that joined us tonight thank you today
71:00 was a short show uh but
71:03 i guarantee a monday is going to be
71:04 absolutely packed
71:06 i will be doing stuff over on more
71:07 foogle news this weekend so make sure to
71:09 subscribe to more frugal news the main
71:12 channel is about to hit 200 000 at some
71:15 point it’s at 193
71:18 000 or something like that it actually
71:20 hit 194 but then it went back down thank
71:23 you guys for rushing over there and
71:25 subscribing if we hit 200 000
71:28 uh that’s a big day that’s a huge huge
71:30 day
71:31 dex
71:32 thank you for all your service tonight
71:36 much love brother great show it is now
71:38 time for the as i say it hit 194 now
71:42 yeah but i it hit 194 600 and then all
71:46 of a sudden we lost like 600 people i’m
71:48 not going to say it until it hits 1.95
71:50 and then i’ll say 194. there you go
71:54 not even going to say 200 000 until it
71:55 hits like 205 000 because it just
71:58 bounces around anyways that’s a huge
72:00 deal
72:02 it’s like 7 000 people in one week so
72:04 that’s insane uh thank you guys love you
72:07 be safe uh big shout out to gone girl
72:10 triple seven amy r
72:12 uh again susan donahue wherever you are
72:14 thank you and i love you veteran steve
72:16 thank you thank you thank you and
72:18 everyone else tonight dex can you tell
72:20 us the last three and then of course
72:22 it is now shoutrowtime it’s not an outro
72:25 it’s not a shoutout it’s a
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72:31 decks top three
72:32 top three over on d live would be uh pez
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72:37 in number three number two position
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73:13 take a long walk off a very short dog if
73:15 you think about jabbing me
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