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00:15	what is going on guys it's adam aka marf
00:18	and today's show is gonna be packed
00:20	we're gonna talk about of course la
00:21	palma uh the possible of course tsunami
00:25	the people that are saying that it's not
00:27	possible everything about that then of
00:29	course we're going to talk about
00:30	satellites uh how they are saying that
00:32	boats with extremely high powered uh
00:35	lasers could knock our spy satellites
00:38	out of the sky i think that means they
00:40	could also knock our regular satellites
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03:21	slash internet brother dex james what is
03:24	going on
03:26	well hello adam and hello frugal fam
03:28	so i hear you so a lot's going on we're
03:31	gonna we're gonna show you about la
03:32	palma here in just a minute uh we're of
03:35	course gonna talk about uh china some
03:36	more because there is even more uh
03:39	coming out right now
03:41	and i believe that uh
03:44	most people
03:45	should be seeing what's going on right
03:46	now around the world if you are not i
03:49	highly recommend you go to that web only
03:50	content uh all over the world there are
03:53	people fighting against uh the people
03:55	above them so definitely go check that
03:58	out lots of crazy stuff right now
04:01	first off though surging fertilizer
04:03	costs risk making food even pricier next
04:07	year it says that of course most people
04:10	do not give fertilizer a second thought
04:12	except for maybe when driving through a
04:14	particularly fragrant agricultural area
04:17	but with prices uh for some synthetic
04:19	nutrients at their highest level since
04:21	the financial crisis it says it could
04:24	mean weaker harvests and bigger grocery
04:27	bills next year
04:28	just as the world's supply chains start
04:30	to recover from the p demi
04:32	it says a perfect storm of events from
04:34	extreme weather and plant shutdowns to
04:36	new government sanctions have hit the
04:38	chemical fertilizer market this year
04:40	slamming farmers already buckling under
04:42	the strain of rising costs to produce
04:44	food
04:45	prices for urea a popular nitrogen-based
04:49	fur fertilizer skyrocketed earlier this
04:52	month to the highest since 2012 in new
04:55	orleans
04:56	it says the u.s major fertilizer trading
04:58	hub a common phosphate fertilizer known
05:01	as dap is the most expensive in that
05:04	market since 2008 bloomberg
05:07	shows one thing that i do want to say
05:09	and i was talking to one of my buddies
05:11	about uh some of the kind of financial
05:13	crisis that we are kind of looking at
05:15	right now uh i have been told for a long
05:18	time to try to
05:19	you know get out of the us dollar
05:22	you know anything that is that is sank
05:24	into that uh there's a lot of stuff
05:26	going down right now uh but my my friend
05:29	put it into really simple terms as far
05:31	as inflation and what's going on and and
05:34	uh i i'm definitely going to be sharing
05:35	some some more stuff uh with you from
05:38	that as well because i've been looking a
05:40	lot into it he gave me a lot of really
05:42	good resources he was a financial expert
05:45	he of course
05:46	did profit and loss statements for a
05:49	very large tech company so again
05:52	uh he knows what he's talking about and
05:54	i i do appreciate every opinion on my
05:57	show i appreciate all of your opinions i
05:59	appreciate learning new stuff i'm a
06:01	human being i make mistakes but i also
06:04	find out stuff every single day and
06:06	there is so much i don't think one
06:08	person could contain all of what is
06:09	going on right now it is getting to the
06:12	the most serious point we've ever been
06:14	in our lives and i don't think anyone
06:16	can really deny that unless they're
06:18	truly putting their head in the sand but
06:20	it is getting absolutely scary like
06:23	terrifying i just uh texted
06:26	uh high impact flicks brian and i i told
06:29	him i'm like we're you know it's getting
06:31	to the point where we're uh less you
06:33	know scared about a meteor and more
06:35	scared about
06:36	some of the things that are happening
06:38	right now like it's it's really really
06:40	um
06:41	it's really volatile we're in a we're in
06:43	a system that uh op very obviously looks
06:46	like it's about to collapse i don't see
06:48	how
06:49	some people are not seeing it
06:52	so with this
06:53	this is basically a heads up they're
06:55	already saying that next year is going
06:57	to be you know even crazier prices all
06:59	this i expect it to get far far worse
07:02	than just the fertilizer and foods and
07:04	and everything else
07:05	and i'm not trying to be a debbie downer
07:07	or or uh you know push fear uh i hate
07:10	when people say that because i i'm not
07:12	afraid of that i'm not afraid of some of
07:14	this other stuff i'm more afraid of
07:17	of course i'm more afraid of human
07:20	humans right now
07:22	so
07:23	it says empty tequila bottles on future
07:26	air force one prompts boeing
07:29	so apparently it says boeing is looking
07:32	into how two empty mini tequila bottles
07:35	ended up in a future air force one jet
07:37	the wall street journal reported citing
07:39	people familiar with the matter matter
07:41	it says the bottles were found sometime
07:43	in september in san antonio on an air
07:46	force one plane being developed by
07:48	boeing though it was unclear where
07:50	exactly the bottles were found the
07:52	situation was deemed a personal matter
07:54	by a spokesman for boeing the news
07:56	outlet noted that boeing has explained
07:57	that it is trying to improve
07:58	manufacturing and quality operations
08:01	so why do why does this even matter um
08:04	again that's probably what goes through
08:06	most people's head
08:08	this is air force one one of the most
08:10	important planes in the world or the
08:11	future air force one it's going to be
08:12	one of the most advanced planes if
08:14	there's people putting it together while
08:16	drinking they could make mistakes they
08:18	could screw up something and they could
08:20	honestly send something up with the most
08:22	important person in the world uh
08:25	supposedly uh allegedly wink wink nudge
08:28	nudge uh puppeteer um
08:31	you know they could send them up and
08:32	then something could happen there's a
08:34	lot of things around that is of course
08:36	there's there's all sorts of weird ways
08:38	that the president travels to be safe
08:41	there's uh certain
08:42	you know travel options that are closed
08:45	for the president but open for the vice
08:46	president because of like the worst case
08:49	scenarios that they map out so this is
08:51	uh this is not good but uh is it news to
08:54	anybody that somebody who's working in a
08:56	manufacturing warehouse no matter how
08:58	big no matter how important is drinking
09:00	on the job right now like not saying
09:03	it's a good thing i'm just saying
09:05	you know
09:06	i come from a family that all worked at
09:08	boeing uh my mom was a riveter you know
09:11	my dad did uh engineering my grandpa was
09:15	an engineer uh my grandma helped work on
09:17	the stealth uh bomber as far as back in
09:20	the day
09:21	and you know i know my my grandma was
09:24	sauced the whole time i'm sure
09:26	uh
09:27	everybody was back at boeing in the back
09:29	in the day so i'm sure that there's some
09:31	old school people there that still
09:33	partake that's all i'm gonna say i know
09:35	things have changed a lot obviously it's
09:37	a much more uh respected uh
09:40	company in the world now they are
09:42	worldwide but i mean like this isn't
09:44	they're everywhere it doesn't matter how
09:46	high up you go there's people drinking
09:48	on the job there's people with problems
09:50	there's people with everything
09:52	i guess the main point though is you
09:53	know can they check that up the the one
09:55	thing too is if is if somebody was drunk
09:58	did this and buried it deep into the
10:00	plane where they don't see it on an
10:02	outward inspection it goes up to fly a
10:05	couple times in and it's got the prez
10:07	and it goes down
10:08	that i you know that's that's part of
10:10	this
10:12	um
10:14	uh dex if you have anything to say on
10:16	that
10:16	i was just i don't know why they didn't
10:18	say they were just test fitting the
10:19	bottles in a new bottle holder or
10:21	something
10:22	yeah right they could have spun this
10:23	like you know 10 different ways to make
10:25	this a a clean operation yeah they they
10:28	could have said that it was for
10:30	uh they were putting two wires together
10:33	and using it as an accelerant and it was
10:35	an advanced uh thing that they learned
10:37	from
10:38	uh from you know harvard university's
10:40	new study on wire connections for
10:42	important people
10:44	you know it's got to be a web bar on
10:45	that thing right
10:46	yeah you all know i'm sure there's many
10:49	bars on the air force one that's the
10:51	thing it's not about the it's not about
10:53	the bottles being found there it's the
10:56	it's the drunkenness right ides of march
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11:17	millie army chief disobeyed pattern or
11:20	i'm sorry displayed pattern of behavior
11:22	defying authority former senior military
11:25	official said
11:27	well kind of this is like a no crap
11:29	scenario because
11:32	if you know what milly said he did he
11:34	basically uh went behind the president's
11:37	back called china's uh leader in his
11:40	same position the general of china's
11:42	military and said hey if we do end up
11:44	surprise attacking you you know if we
11:47	you know put out a kind of pearl harbor
11:49	type thing i will give you a call first
11:51	i'll make sure that you have the proper
11:52	defenses and don't worry man if we were
11:55	gonna take you out or something i would
11:57	let you know bro like
11:59	you know we're besties
12:02	which is considered in some cases uh at
12:05	the very least like a mutinous kind of
12:07	action but some call it sedition some
12:09	call it uh of course uh treason big one
12:12	and at the same time was talking to the
12:14	person before everybody dropped their
12:17	thing in that box that we all count
12:19	towards the next leader uh before
12:22	four days before the actual event and
12:24	then of course on the eighth two days
12:27	after this huge event that they said
12:29	happened uh
12:30	or over there at the cap
12:33	and on that very same day that he called
12:36	a chinese leader he would then went and
12:37	called a secret meeting of all of his uh
12:40	his military colleagues and he said hey
12:43	if there's anything that's going to
12:45	happen if there's a nuke that's going to
12:46	launch whatever else you need to go by
12:49	this procedure and this procedure
12:51	includes me there is no uh procedure
12:54	that does not include me knowing
12:57	sounds to me like i mean
13:00	did i wonder how
13:01	did he admit that this happened by the
13:03	way dexter didn't he like admit this
13:05	happened it seems really strange that he
13:07	would kind of admit to something like
13:09	this
13:09	well he admitted to the conversations
13:11	with china and he said that was a normal
13:13	conversation but did those leads he said
13:15	yeah he said everything else he's gonna
13:18	withhold until he has his um i guess
13:21	questions from congress when he has to
13:23	testify so this is yet another person so
13:26	all we had was a book written by a
13:27	couple of you know uh journalists and
13:30	some of which have been considered
13:32	questionable
13:35	yeah so now what we've got is you know
13:37	another person coming out and saying hey
13:39	i'll give you my side on what i what i
13:41	saw right
13:43	yeah this i mean this is uh
13:45	it's pretty giant as far as i mean this
13:47	is huge um
13:49	to call the enemy before we end up doing
13:51	something you know obviously it's very
13:53	far in people's brains from us actually
13:55	uh say invading china or attacking first
13:58	strike that kind of thing is very far
14:00	off in our brains but the fact is uh it
14:03	is on the table and about half our
14:06	government including the half that is
14:08	running the the china task force they
14:10	are very serious about it they they have
14:12	done uh games right now they are
14:14	drilling and preparing for a conflict
14:16	with china that's not a secret
14:19	um i guess what could be argued is how
14:21	serious is it uh the threat from china
14:24	and how seriously do they believe that
14:27	we are going to go on a conflict china
14:29	is heavily preparing for a conflict with
14:32	the united states at the same time
14:35	people are confused because they're like
14:36	well we've heard all this stuff about
14:38	the president being kind of in a pocket
14:40	whatever else i don't think our entire
14:42	government is in china's pocket
14:45	that's the thing i think that we are
14:47	having an internal struggle right now uh
14:50	to say that there is no uh that there
14:52	are no spies or no infiltrators uh from
14:56	the chinese government into our
14:57	government that would be a downright lie
14:59	because guess what we know that there
15:01	are spies and we know that we have spies
15:03	over on their side
15:05	i'm sure that up high up in their
15:07	government we have secret spies that
15:09	were probably birthed
15:11	for the sheer purpose
15:13	of of getting trained up and working for
15:16	the chinese government
15:17	our government does do programs like
15:19	that where they they have families that
15:22	you know basically they train kids from
15:24	the very beginning there's all sorts of
15:26	weird experiments that they've done but
15:28	especially the cia cia's got some crazy
15:31	stuff
15:32	so as far as this goes i think it's kind
15:35	of weird that it had the i guess because
15:36	it came out the way it did
15:39	that that's one thing if he had just
15:40	openly admitted i would think oh that's
15:42	like super weird because
15:44	uh you know that's like why would you
15:47	admit something like that
15:49	unless you knew that that tape was gonna
15:50	come out and implicate you and get you
15:53	into serious trouble he's trying to go
15:56	with the half of the country that says
15:58	oh yeah because that guy was loopy he
16:00	was nuts of course he shouldn't have had
16:02	power in the first place it doesn't
16:04	matter though try to uh dis you know
16:07	unattached the names that were in the
16:08	positions
16:10	and look at the laws look at laws that's
16:12	why i don't get it people are willing to
16:14	overlook laws if they don't if they hate
16:17	somebody or they'll they're willing to
16:19	uh to push the laws on uh depending on
16:22	who it is
16:24	i mean shoot right now we're seeing it
16:26	by the color of their skin i mean
16:28	nothing is equal
16:30	they're saying that they're trying to
16:31	have everybody be equal but it's it's
16:32	nothing uh it is nothing but i mean it
16:36	is everything but
16:38	i mean look at the argument with the
16:39	emmys last night uh
16:41	all over twitter i won't even go into
16:43	that but you if you uh look up
16:46	uh
16:47	what is it hashtag
16:50	no all emmy uh
16:53	hashtag emmys or white or something yeah
16:55	i mean
16:56	how how do people when they say these
16:58	comments and these nasty things not
17:00	realize that they're actually helping
17:02	uh
17:03	you know they're helping racism continue
17:06	i i don't get it
17:08	and then iowa pharma services firm it
17:11	says systems offline due to cyber
17:13	security incident dex do you want to pop
17:15	in here
17:16	you're of course our tech expert here
17:19	what what do you think happened here
17:21	well yeah so this is a company um and i
17:23	guess it's the cooperative agreement
17:25	that they manage the um the silos right
17:28	and uh and they buy the crops and they
17:31	manage all the crop infrastructure
17:32	that's coming through
17:34	and right as they're getting into their
17:35	harvesting season they've been taken
17:37	offline and they're trying to salvage as
17:40	much as they can right now because
17:41	they've got a cyber attack
17:43	but apparently they're offline and we'll
17:45	see what happens but if you think about
17:47	all of the cogs in the wheel you know we
17:49	talked about fertilizer we've talked
17:51	just about crops in general in the past
17:53	well you know we've talked about
17:54	flooding there's all these different
17:55	things that are affecting it well now
17:56	here's another you know linchpin that is
17:59	in the middle of that chain that that
18:01	supply chain of
18:03	food
18:04	and we're seeing yet an attack on that
18:06	trying to block it
18:09	well um and when you combine this with
18:12	of course they're already saying that
18:13	food prices and everything are going to
18:15	go up
18:16	how much is that going to be due to
18:18	companies like this actually getting
18:20	hacked
18:21	are these specific and targeted attacks
18:24	as far as to these farming companies
18:27	because guess what who owns all the
18:29	other farms right who just purchased up
18:31	all of those other farms
18:34	just an idea just a thought
18:37	again to give you the official story
18:39	here september 20th iowa based farm
18:41	services provider new cooperative inc
18:43	said that on monday its systems were
18:45	offline to contain a cyber security
18:47	incident just as the u.s farm belt gears
18:51	up for harvest the cooperative operates
18:54	grain storage elevators in the top u.s
18:57	corn producing state buys crops from
18:59	farmers sells fertilizer
19:02	and other chemicals needed to grow crops
19:05	and owns technology platforms for
19:07	farmers that provide our ergonomic
19:09	advice on the way to maximize their
19:12	harvest it says quote we have
19:14	proactively taken our systems offline to
19:17	contain the threat and we can confirm it
19:21	has been successfully
19:23	contained
19:25	so
19:26	i'm sure we'll see a whole lot more of
19:28	this as we've talked about before we
19:30	know from
19:32	officials that have come out with this
19:33	with documentation that a lot of
19:35	companies have actually been hacked but
19:36	they don't even say anything so this one
19:39	we actually know about there are so many
19:41	companies right now that are
19:44	basically supposedly going through
19:46	ransomware attacks and things like this
19:48	and they're not telling the public
19:49	they're not uh they're they're not
19:52	putting it out publicly and we only see
19:54	the ones where they either don't pay or
19:57	where you know it ends up coming out on
19:59	the other end on the hacker's end
20:01	but you know a lot of these are actually
20:03	going and they're paying they are paying
20:05	the fee and who knows who's actually
20:07	doing the hacking do you think it's
20:08	really russia do you think it's china do
20:10	you think it's cia who do you think it
20:12	is
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20:39	stephen mcmahon says years ago they had
20:41	a putative
20:43	plan to nuke the la palma wave before it
20:46	got to america so we'll talk about la
20:48	palma here in a minute uh of course
20:51	like we're you know we're talking about
20:52	something that has
20:54	now just today started to have a heavy
20:56	debate over uh we're gonna talk about
20:58	that and why i think uh that they are
21:01	trying to bring up old stuff and and
21:04	i i think they're trying to bring the
21:06	fear back down
21:07	uh but i i will say i've talked to a
21:09	couple people that
21:11	have put into other terms um i i hope
21:14	that nothing goes wrong with that but
21:15	i'm gonna explain some stuff that a lot
21:17	of people i think don't know already
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21:34	michelle k thank you says we lost our
21:36	longest allies au revoir of aruva
21:40	i can't i can't do french oh i will dex
21:44	can you uh our reviews or vora or
21:48	uber or
21:51	can you say it one more time
21:53	or voice can you use it in a sentence
21:58	we lost our best allies or var
22:01	they're gone goodbye
22:02	okay
22:04	uh a
22:06	uh
22:07	you
22:10	country of origin okay uh
22:13	oh
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22:48	well lisa k23 good evening foogle fam
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22:57	dixie doll
23:00	uh and uh thank you dixie doe for
23:02	participating in that little
23:04	uh tweet out i i basically said you know
23:07	what jen i i put a
23:09	post that showed all the generations and
23:12	apparently it started more arguments
23:14	than uh than happy times
23:17	apparently they've changed the
23:19	generations like gen x gen z millennials
23:22	exenials
23:23	uh baby boomers baby bust
23:26	uh they've changed it several times over
23:28	the last year i just found out somebody
23:30	emailed me like six different lists
23:31	they're like
23:33	they've changed the years so everybody
23:35	that thought they were a baby boomer now
23:36	they're a baby buster or what it's just
23:40	absurd it started an argument i didn't
23:42	think that
23:43	something that simple like hey roll call
23:45	you know what jen are you i yeah
23:49	people just uh
23:51	everything is an argument now
23:53	uh let's see here so
23:57	so much crazy uh so before we talk about
23:59	nasa warns of up uh incoming asteroids
24:01	set to zip past earth at 50 000 miles
24:04	today
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25:56	let's
25:57	talk about this asteroid has it already
26:00	passed or uh is it due to do it tonight
26:03	or was this i believe
26:06	when when was this actually supposed to
26:08	pass
26:09	i think technically uh 18 30 eastern
26:12	time so that's already passed
26:14	um
26:15	it was also supposed to be
26:17	well yeah we're still here so but it was
26:19	actually going to be like 1.8 uh million
26:22	miles away which you know
26:25	when you think about walking that's
26:26	pretty far but when you think about
26:28	you know the distance of a lot of things
26:30	up in space that's not that far although
26:32	we've had a lot closer ones so this is
26:34	just yet again we're bringing um the
26:36	asteroid topic into the mainstream again
26:39	and we've have you know we used to see
26:41	this all the time
26:42	um and now here it took a little break
26:44	not us but the the media but now we're
26:47	starting to hear more pickups on
26:49	on these stories and apparently this was
26:51	one that was recently
26:53	it was recently discovered but was
26:54	recently reported like as an oh by the
26:56	way there's one passing us today it
26:58	wasn't like they told us a week ago or
26:59	two weeks ago
27:01	and we've noticed that it's like some of
27:04	the ones they even one uh mainstream
27:07	article i want to say it was the times
27:09	talked about a huge one that passed by
27:12	uh and it it essentially said that you
27:14	know they knew about it a few weeks ago
27:16	but they didn't uh put it out um
27:19	what ended up happening is it it ended
27:21	up like swinging by and and i think this
27:24	one either almost hit the caribbean or
27:27	went into the caribbean
27:28	and
27:29	there was in that same week there was
27:31	another one who
27:33	you know that we didn't see until it was
27:35	three hours past us so
27:37	if you do believe i know that we have
27:39	people of all different beliefs here and
27:41	some uh do not believe you know in
27:44	anything outside of this planet
27:46	um either way it's like what what do you
27:49	think that that is in caribbean you know
27:51	what is your opinion on what what hits
27:53	there you know what ends up hitting
27:55	another thing that just came out as far
27:57	as asteroid news uh they are saying
28:00	they are uh coming out scientists uh
28:03	agriculturalists uh archaeologists are
28:06	coming out and saying that sodom and
28:08	gomorrah
28:10	might have been inspired on a real story
28:12	dex i forgot to add this uh to today's
28:15	news but it is very interesting
28:17	they are saying that it might have been
28:19	a based on a city in the middle east
28:22	that was completely devastated and
28:24	deleted off the planet
28:26	with a
28:27	meteor strike and the reason why they're
28:29	saying this is basically they have five
28:33	or six feet of compacted ash and even
28:37	diamonds in the dirt
28:39	it is a real real trip
28:41	this is in the middle east and they have
28:43	all of this stuff and they actually
28:45	found diamonds compacted in this so what
28:47	they say is that that would show a
28:49	meteor hit and it was so powerful it was
28:52	about the size of the tunguska 1908
28:55	russia uh
28:58	meteor but it hit where people were at
29:00	that time
29:01	so wouldn't that be a trip are they
29:03	coming out and kind of like verifying
29:05	that maybe you know
29:07	god didn't like something maybe the
29:09	story of sodom and gomorrah um you know
29:12	that that uh
29:13	they were there
29:15	this city was doing all this bad stuff
29:17	and then god sent a meteor down and just
29:19	you know crushed it
29:20	just annihilated it and it's the you
29:23	know they said that the people turned to
29:25	pillars of salt i just wonder if they're
29:27	trying to come up with reasoning behind
29:29	that that actually makes sense who knows
29:31	maybe in the future we'll find out that
29:33	there's some evidence that completely
29:35	confirms
29:36	the bible and they're setting up to
29:38	explain all of it or something who knows
29:41	uh what do you think let me know your
29:43	opinion did you see that story
29:45	and uh what do you think of that
29:48	i got the article i'll put it on our
29:49	website i put it in screener if you need
29:51	it okay i'll just pull it up real quick
29:53	to show you uh this this is something
29:56	that uh a lot of scientists teamed up on
29:59	and i'm not saying i agree with it um
30:01	but almost i mean like you that could be
30:05	you know what if they didn't have words
30:06	to describe that at that point and what
30:09	if god directly sent
30:11	a meteor to do his to to do that
30:14	destruction
30:16	uh or does the bible say that it's uh
30:18	specifically something else
30:20	that it just de-materializes or
30:24	that you know
30:26	could that be an option and still be
30:29	uh religiously correct
30:33	i don't even think religiously is a word
30:35	but
30:37	either way
30:38	this large space rock is set to close
30:40	approach later this evening it already
30:42	passed i was 160 feet to
30:46	360 feet wide that was what passed here
30:49	is what i was talking about a real trip
30:52	they're bringing this up a lot more
30:53	they're getting us mentally you know
30:55	used to this kind of stuff
30:57	uh now
30:58	if you can see the screen here it says
31:00	saddam gamora evidence that a cosmic
31:03	impact destroyed a biblical city in the
31:05	jordan valley
31:07	and i'll just do a real brief it says in
31:08	the middle bronze age about 3 600 years
31:11	ago or roughly 1650 bce the city of tali
31:14	hamam was ascendant located on high
31:17	ground in the southern jordan valley
31:19	northeast of the dead sea the settlement
31:22	in its time had become the largest
31:24	continuously occupied bronze age city in
31:27	the southern levant having hosted early
31:30	civilization for a few thousand years at
31:32	that time it was ten times larger than
31:34	jerusalem and five times larger than
31:37	jericho
31:38	it says quote it's an incredible
31:40	culturally important area said james
31:42	cannet emeritus professor of earth
31:44	science at uc santa barbara much of
31:47	where
31:48	early cultural complexity of humans
31:50	developed is in this general area
31:53	a favorite site for archaeologists and
31:55	biblical scholars the mound hosts
31:56	evidence of culture all the way from the
31:59	child
32:00	lithic
32:01	or copper age all compacted into layers
32:04	as highly strategic settlement was built
32:07	so
32:08	uh just to show you it said that there
32:10	was highly unusual uh things there and
32:12	then all of a sudden
32:14	uh the this research group at the time
32:17	happened to have been building the case
32:19	for an older cosmic airburst for 12 800
32:22	years ago that triggered major
32:23	widespread burning
32:25	climate changes and animal extinctions
32:28	the charred and melted materials at
32:30	talha meme looked familiar and a group
32:32	of researchers including impact
32:33	scientists alan west and kenneth joined
32:35	trinity southwest university biblical
32:37	scholar philip j silvia's research
32:39	effort to determine what happened and
32:42	basically what they have published in
32:44	the journal of nature scientific
32:46	is that uh they found salt and bone
32:51	real trip it says there's evidence of a
32:53	large cosmic air burst so it went up
32:55	above
32:56	and it said close to this city called
32:58	tal hameem hamam and it said a roughly
33:00	12 megaton air burst that occurred in
33:03	1908 uh it's equivalent to the one in in
33:06	guska it says the shock of the explosion
33:09	in tel aviv
33:10	was enough to level the city flattening
33:13	the palace surrounding walls and mud
33:15	brick structures according to the paper
33:18	the descript distribution of bones
33:20	indicated extreme
33:22	disarticulation and skeletal
33:24	fragmentation
33:26	in nearby humans not only that there was
33:29	animal bones that were scattered
33:30	everywhere it says for kenneth further
33:33	proof of the air burst was found by
33:34	conducting many different kinds of
33:35	analysis on the soil and sediments up
33:38	from the critical layer uh tiny iron and
33:40	silica rich sphericals turned up in
33:43	their analysis as did melted metals
33:46	so
33:47	is this saying that an asteroid did or
33:49	is this actually proof
33:51	that uh sodom and gomorrah not only
33:54	existed 100 i mean you know of course it
33:57	existed but uh
33:58	that it was destroyed in the fashion
34:01	that the bible says
34:04	either way it's it's a it's quite a trip
34:06	do you not agree that this is like you
34:09	know they they've talked about finding
34:10	the ark they've talked about finding all
34:12	this other stuff uh the they just found
34:14	another dead sea scroll
34:16	this stuff is really really cool uh
34:18	either way no matter what you think it's
34:20	got to be uh at least the tiniest bit
34:23	interesting to almost anybody
34:25	and then of course a chinese student in
34:27	canada had two followers on twitter but
34:30	he still didn't escape beijing's threats
34:32	over online activity
34:35	by the way i was one of those followers
34:38	and he had good uh he had good nacho
34:41	recipes and then the kid just
34:42	disappeared
34:44	tell you what
34:46	it says in china unbound a new world
34:49	disorder toronto star reporter joanna
34:51	chu examines china's growing influence
34:54	around the world including in western
34:56	countries and its surveillance and human
34:58	rights abuses that increasingly extend
35:01	beyond its borders uh what this goes and
35:04	talks about is
35:06	this guy is supposedly named dan it says
35:09	whose name i've changed to protect his
35:11	identity hails from one of china's
35:13	picturesque relatively laid-back
35:15	southern western provinces he stuttered
35:18	english he stuttered
35:20	oh well i stuttered english he studied
35:22	english diligently and was elated when a
35:25	top canadian university accepted his
35:27	application by study to study law about
35:30	a month before the start of september
35:32	2017 uh when dan was still in china the
35:35	university issued his student
35:36	credentials and with them he received
35:39	access to a virtual private network the
35:42	tool allowed him for the first time in
35:44	his life to scale quote the great
35:46	firewall of china and accessed the
35:49	uncensored internet it's as curious the
35:52	21 year old thought he might check out
35:54	some overseas social media sites connect
35:57	with future classmates and read world
35:59	news that way he wouldn't seem out of
36:02	touch once he arrived he would be
36:04	joining a cohort of chinese
36:05	international students in canada
36:06	totaling around 140 000 that year
36:10	after he took a few basic precautions
36:12	since he hadn't left china yet he signed
36:14	up for twitter using a fake name and
36:16	fake location and even set his gender to
36:19	female so he was trying to do almost
36:21	everything he could to not be
36:24	identified by the chinese government it
36:26	says to his amazement the platform was
36:28	already full of chinese language users
36:31	the whole network of bloggers artists
36:33	independent journalists and scholars
36:36	were engaging in a level of dialogue on
36:38	chinese politics he had never seen
36:41	once dan arrived in canada and began
36:42	adjusting to a new city and a new
36:44	university he continued to browse
36:46	twitter in his dorm room he was too
36:48	nervous to actually join in any
36:50	conversations he retweeted only three
36:53	posts the news that lobo laureate and
36:56	chinese democracy advocate liu zaobao
36:58	had died a short satirical video about
37:01	president xi jinping and a chart on the
37:03	levels of chinese government corruption
37:06	with only two followers he wasn't making
37:08	a splash but sharing those posts still
37:11	gave him a thrill his undergraduate
37:13	studies did offer some opportunities to
37:15	discuss international political systems
37:17	and a problem of lower level government
37:19	corruption wasn't a completely taboo
37:21	topic but virtually all chinese people
37:23	know that publicly supporting
37:25	high-profile dissidents or satirizing
37:28	top leaders is strictly forbidden
37:31	after months life got busy dan didn't
37:33	have time to go exploration of his
37:35	social media
37:36	he never got involved in any political
37:38	activities on campus either
37:40	and then it said that his father called
37:42	him out of the blue clearly disturbed
37:44	and said son did you say something about
37:47	the chinese government on the internet
37:49	the public security bureau called this
37:51	twice
37:53	china's public security boroughs are
37:55	police stations that also oversee some
37:57	migration matters they sometimes work
37:59	with the united front work department to
38:01	monitor chinese nationals living abroad
38:04	though the ministry of state security
38:06	secret police typically handle higher
38:08	profile cases
38:10	so this kid that was in college that
38:12	basically retweeted a couple of things
38:14	with the vpn not using his real name
38:17	china was monitoring his every action
38:22	deck and he did that in canada
38:24	in canada
38:26	yeah
38:27	i mean just
38:28	the the headline says it all like
38:30	literally the guy has two followers and
38:32	still
38:33	still
38:35	the the the chinese you know
38:38	system found him and came after him well
38:41	so
38:42	what this says dex is that they are
38:44	uh they probably have a deal with china
38:47	or they have some sort of deal and
38:49	they're they're looking into everybody's
38:51	stuff doesn't matter what country
38:53	they're in if somebody goes over there
38:55	they are probably tracking that student
38:57	even though
38:59	this kid did not make a splash they're
39:01	watching every single person and that
39:04	also shows you that they most likely
39:05	have tracked every single uh citizen
39:09	that leaves their country no matter
39:11	where they are
39:12	they have algorithms they have of course
39:15	their their monitoring systems that they
39:17	have placed with those people uh but
39:19	even after they leave
39:21	who knows maybe they've done a backdoor
39:23	deal with somebody like canada with
39:25	trudeau which they've done other deals
39:27	that are very suspicious
39:29	and then of course we're able to
39:31	uh possibly do a deal with with uh you
39:34	know their government to to track their
39:36	people and to look at what they're doing
39:39	whatever the case was i mean that's
39:42	that's freaky
39:43	the the amount of trouble that he went
39:45	to to go around and to not be associated
39:48	and then still found
39:51	that shows you they are they're like
39:53	into some
39:55	they are in everywhere they are
39:56	everywhere
39:58	uh the or maybe they somebody saw that
40:01	satirical uh tweet and then
40:04	some hacker from china part of their
40:06	million man propaganda you know uh team
40:11	said let's check out who this actually
40:13	is and then hacked in and found out
40:15	where he was going from and
40:17	attracted all the way back to him
40:20	who knows
40:21	uh
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41:22	all right
41:25	and then uh let's see here we've got pro
41:27	kremlin party keeps large majority in
41:30	russian parliament russia's ruling party
41:33	retained its super majority in
41:34	parliament uh further cementing
41:36	president vlad's grip on power following
41:40	that excluded most opposition
41:43	politicians
41:44	and were marred by multiple reports of
41:46	violations the vote was closely watched
41:50	for signs that putin's control might
41:52	slip however slightly ahead of the 2024
41:56	presidential um
41:58	it's not clear whether he will run again
42:01	choose a successor or outline a
42:03	different path but he is expected to
42:06	keep his hand on the tiller whatever he
42:08	decides and an
42:10	obedient state duma or parliament will
42:13	be crucial to those plans so dex if you
42:17	can pop in here for a second uh about a
42:19	year ago we talked about how it was
42:21	really really strange i think it was
42:23	right before cv started actually it
42:25	might have been two or three years ago
42:27	now
42:28	in fact i think it was at the very
42:31	beginning of cv
42:33	do you remember when uh putin basically
42:36	was looking for the the previous month
42:38	before that at that time
42:41	we were looking at how putin
42:43	was setting up control for himself
42:46	after he left presidency and then when
42:49	it ended up happening
42:50	is something else happened and he
42:52	extended his day and then he also
42:55	replaced everyone on his cabinet
42:58	basically like if we replaced our entire
43:00	administration all in one day
43:02	dex am i right or am i wrong oh yeah he
43:04	he got he won the right to extend his
43:07	rule um all the way to 2036.
43:10	i don't know if that means he has to
43:11	continue to be re-elected uh but what he
43:14	did was you know they voted on it it was
43:16	a landslide vote and they made an
43:18	amendment and uh constitutional to allow
43:20	him to
43:22	i guess he can run two more times but
43:23	basically he has the ability to go all
43:25	the way to 2036.
43:28	how do they even say that it's it's
43:29	anything other than just him being the
43:32	ruler i mean he could change it again to
43:34	just rule for the rest of his life
43:36	something is super fishy about that um
43:39	you know do you ever i mean i've
43:42	vlad has been the ruler since i mean how
43:44	how long has he been ruler now
43:46	do you do we have a day a year that he
43:48	started didn't he like
43:50	didn't he
43:51	go in office then leave then come back
43:53	or something
43:55	if anybody in the chat wants to help
43:57	help me out here
43:59	go ahead
44:02	it says results released monday from
44:03	nearly 99 of the country polling
44:06	stations gave the ruling united
44:08	russia party forty nine point eight
44:10	percent of the vote
44:11	for the 225 seats approach uh uh a
44:14	proportioned by parties according to the
44:17	central
44:18	commission another 225 lawmakers are
44:21	chosen directly by the voters and the
44:23	results showed united russia candidates
44:26	leading in 198 of those races
44:30	again they said that we
44:33	that that the u.s was interfering in
44:36	their
44:36	uh event there kind of a funny
44:40	back and forth there
44:42	but if you do go back at the beginning
44:44	of cv
44:45	he changed his entire government out
44:48	i knew some something was up then i
44:50	don't i don't think we'll
44:51	you know ever truly know the entire
44:53	truth but something is happening
44:56	okay so on to some of the crazier stuff
44:59	here china adds powerful new ship to
45:01	maritime patrol fleet it says that china
45:05	has added a new powerful ship to its
45:07	fleet of maritime patrol vessels in the
45:09	south china sea
45:11	state media has reported that the 500
45:14	i'm sorry 5 560 ton hai high zanzoon 03
45:18	was launched on tuesday and became the
45:21	largest ocean patrol ship under the
45:24	hanan maritime
45:25	safety administration or msa
45:28	it says the official chinese news
45:29	service reported adding that it would
45:31	help hainan
45:33	authorities to enforce jurisdiction
45:35	independently hainan is an island
45:37	province off of the south of the
45:39	mainland and includes a municipality the
45:41	of the disputed paracel islands from
45:44	which it administers china's territorial
45:46	claims in the south china seas it says
45:49	chinese official documents suggest that
45:51	china regards hanan's jurisdiction
45:54	as covering around 2 million square
45:56	kilometers of maritime area though
45:59	boundaries are not clearly demarcated
46:01	and the jurisdiction is not recognized
46:03	by the neighbors
46:04	basically any of the neighbors in fact
46:06	the the philippines
46:08	almost every country around is saying
46:10	that that is their land as well or that
46:12	that that's their territorial waters uh
46:15	they then built these south china sea
46:18	the the spratly islands they actually
46:20	dug dirt up from the ground then started
46:23	building on them then started putting
46:24	airfields then put a a forward operating
46:26	base they put uh of course uh anti-air
46:29	weapons on there they put tanks and now
46:31	they have a lot of their uh navy
46:34	sat there and actually basically poached
46:36	like an eagle there right
46:38	or like a dragon against
46:40	so then this comes along now they've
46:43	changed rules a couple weeks ago they
46:45	put in a law in place that says that
46:47	every ship that goes in no matter where
46:49	it's from has to go and check in with
46:51	china
46:52	and radio in and say they're there
46:55	part of that i think is because they
46:56	want to know uh every ship that's in the
46:59	area for when they do take taiwan
47:01	because they know that it will take us
47:03	time to get there china will uh
47:06	again china will take taiwan at some
47:08	point
47:10	that's my opinion
47:12	and when they do
47:14	they know that it will take us days to
47:16	get there
47:17	experts say that they could take taiwan
47:19	as little as 15 minutes or at least
47:21	destroy a lot of their stuff in 15
47:23	minutes and
47:25	within a couple of days actually take
47:27	the island if they do it right
47:31	i don't think it will all go as planned
47:34	i think that you know the taiwanese
47:36	people will fight
47:37	but again who knows
47:39	it says according to the news report uh
47:41	the xyz 03 will conduct maritime patrol
47:44	in law enforcement search and rescue
47:45	emergency coordination command and
47:47	prevention of control of ship pollution
47:50	in the south china sea and surrounding
47:52	waters so
47:53	that's what they say part of this is i
47:55	think that they're going to be
47:56	patrolling that area that they want to
47:58	make sure that nobody comes in
48:00	um and also
48:02	dex do you think that they are are there
48:04	because they're kind of touting their
48:06	do you think that they're just adding
48:08	more boats to their navy or
48:10	they're already the largest navy
48:12	yeah i think this is specifically about
48:14	what you just said which is patrolling
48:16	that area right they want to control
48:17	those waters they want every boat to
48:19	report to them who's coming and going
48:21	you know they want to have ownership of
48:23	it and the more of these ships they can
48:24	put in that area the easier it is for
48:26	them to actually act
48:28	uh like they're patrolling that area and
48:30	act like they're controlling those
48:31	waters and act like it's their
48:33	their territory and you know everybody
48:36	must comply
48:38	yeah so it and it's a and it's a big
48:40	ship um
48:42	i don't think um
48:44	could could you grab a picture of it and
48:47	and put it in screener so i can show
48:49	what this thing looks like
48:51	i do believe that there's a uh there's
48:53	at least one side shot and one front
48:55	sight it's a big ship
48:58	either way
48:59	uh
49:00	they are obviously you know they're
49:02	already the largest navy but now they're
49:04	adding some of those bigger ships
49:07	because we've we had carriers down
49:10	now they're on their third assault
49:11	carrier uh well actually
49:13	again
49:14	experts are now saying that they could
49:16	have six or seven we just don't know
49:18	where they're building them uh the third
49:20	very public one is a very advanced one
49:23	and then they have amphibious carriers
49:25	uh which are similar uh but not as not
49:28	as big and made for a very specific
49:30	purpose one of those carriers ended up
49:32	catching fire mysteriously in port about
49:35	three months or four months before
49:38	we mysteriously had an amphibious
49:40	assault carrier catch fire for five days
49:42	in port uh both burned for days and days
49:45	in port and
49:46	you know
49:47	still people don't go oh they said yeah
49:49	this tick tocker lit it on fire because
49:51	he didn't like the navy
49:53	so maybe there was a chinese tick tocker
49:55	that
49:56	lit theirs on fire
49:58	because he didn't like their navy
50:02	and you know
50:07	that picture's in you know
50:11	screener
50:13	all right let's uh pop open this and
50:15	then we'll go to the next story
50:21	and we're going to be talking about la
50:22	palma
50:23	la palma the
50:25	everything about this
50:28	some really really strange things uh
50:31	actually dex i i can't really grab it um
50:33	there's a tweet that is on
50:36	my twitter in the last 24 hours or 48
50:39	hours about the buoys and about all that
50:40	stuff we might want to add that as well
50:45	uh it was a retweet just in time
50:51	so this is a very large ship
50:55	big big boy
50:58	so that is being added to their arsenal
51:02	all right
51:03	um
51:04	so
51:05	we're going to be getting into us and uk
51:08	smooth tensions france is calling it the
51:12	basically the sub deal a crisis first i
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52:47	and then uh us and uk attempt to smooth
52:51	tensions as france calls submarine snub
52:55	a crisis
52:56	it says the united states and the united
52:58	kingdom are looking to ease tensions
53:00	with france after a deal with australia
53:03	that paris describes as a stab in the
53:06	back
53:07	it says u.s president jb on sunday
53:10	requested a call with french president
53:11	emmanuel macron a spokesperson for the
53:14	french presidency said monday that the
53:16	call will happen in the coming days and
53:18	then macron wishes to get some
53:21	clarifications
53:23	macron's like
53:25	sup let's clarify bro
53:29	although i don't think macron is like
53:30	that but
53:32	meanwhile uk prime minister boris
53:34	johnson on monday said he is very proud
53:36	of his country's relationship with
53:38	france and that our love for france is
53:41	eradicable
53:43	e in rata in e radical
53:49	i need lessons because i mess that up
53:51	and everything else people go you're
53:55	[Music]
53:55	you're illiterate
53:57	yeah i know
53:59	don't have to comment it
54:02	it's like kick a guy while he's down
54:05	it comes after news last week that
54:07	australia was cancelling a submarine
54:09	deal with france and instead was buying
54:12	new technology from the united states
54:15	in cooperation with the uk
54:18	so it was kind of like oh we're going to
54:19	stop buying your stuff and
54:21	we're going to go with
54:22	theirs pretty messed up
54:26	zamaga11 thank you so much for
54:28	subscribing again corey c thank you for
54:30	your support i appreciate every bit of
54:32	support that we get on this channel
54:34	again thank you for supporting
54:35	independent media you know they also uh
54:39	recalled all of their ambassadors
54:41	so okay so can you pull them out can you
54:44	explain why or what this can
54:47	where this road can lead
54:49	well
54:50	obviously it's in my opinion it's more
54:53	just jockeying and and posturing between
54:57	two allies i don't think it'll go so far
54:59	as to be
55:00	you know all of a sudden adversaries but
55:02	they're obviously extremely upset and
55:05	this is not just oh we're mad this is
55:07	like no no we're really really mad and i
55:09	think what it comes down to is is money
55:11	right it comes down to money and trust
55:13	you know as a partner or an ally they
55:16	would have expected to have been in the
55:18	conversation or participated in the
55:19	conversation or at least had the
55:21	courtesy of being told hey we're about
55:23	to do this deal and we're going to
55:24	undercut you and take away you know
55:26	these big deals that you had to build
55:28	and sell submarines to
55:30	you know another ally so
55:33	yeah they're kind of pissed they're not
55:34	kinda they really are pissed so we'll
55:37	see where it goes with this conversation
55:38	but yeah they pulled all their
55:39	ambassadors um they have as they call it
55:42	deep discontent
55:44	um and yeah it's kind of a kind of a big
55:46	deal in their their eyes
55:48	what is does does france have their own
55:51	kind of cia type thing do they have do
55:54	we know does anybody in the chat know
55:56	what that would be called if they do
56:00	you know do they have uh
56:02	do they have their own specialist kind
56:04	of
56:05	cia fbi type thing or do they have
56:08	secret agents
56:10	um
56:10	or is that mr magoo
56:12	no that's no
56:14	mr bean no i don't think he's french
56:18	i was trying to think of who's there
56:19	like famous guy that is a badass
56:23	mr mc no
56:27	either way they already hated uh the us
56:30	or at least the people uh think that
56:32	americans are sloppy right that's that
56:35	was the old stereotype that that you
56:37	know french people were rude to
56:39	americans because they thought we were
56:41	just sloppy
56:43	pigs or whatever um
56:46	so this is probably not not a great
56:48	thing
56:49	undercut them and kind of like uh
56:51	like hey we can do it cheaper or
56:54	we can do it better than those guys
56:57	so we'll see what happens
56:58	i think pulling out the
57:00	ambassadors that's that's kind of a big
57:03	deal it says another news subway
57:06	sandwich shop is going to be opening up
57:08	all across france
57:10	really
57:12	no
57:13	oh i'm a joke that's a bad joke
57:21	[Laughter]
57:32	we recalled our ambassadors to try to
57:35	understand and show these former partner
57:37	countries our deep discontent but also
57:41	once they are here we will have the
57:43	occasion to reevaluate our position in
57:45	order to defend to the best extent our
57:48	interests with both australia and the
57:51	united states the minister added
57:55	so
57:55	it says there is no date so far to send
57:58	the their two ambassadors back
58:01	so imagine there's like two dudes
58:02	they're like hey man
58:04	you know uh
58:06	steve and uh
58:08	[Music]
58:11	you know hey come back
58:13	we're kind of mad right now
58:15	oh i had a sweet hotel i had sweet
58:18	everything i had room service
58:20	sorry boo bob bob and
58:23	steve away avoir you know
58:26	sorry guys
58:28	ap interview un chief warns china u.s to
58:32	avoid new cold war it says the united
58:35	nations
58:36	uh news coming out is warning of a
58:38	potential new cold war the head of the
58:41	united nations implored china and the
58:43	united states to repair the completely
58:46	dysfunctional relationship before
58:49	problems between the two large and
58:51	deeply influential countries spill over
58:54	into further uh into the rest of the
58:57	planet
58:59	dex this is kind of this kind of huge
59:02	the
59:02	u.n itself which is there to try to keep
59:05	the peace right or
59:07	which one is which u.n is the one you
59:10	will fight for peace
59:11	peacekeepers
59:13	well i know but so as nato says that
59:15	they'll fight for
59:16	uh peace and and un basically says that
59:20	they're they'll do anything to avoid it
59:22	right
59:23	yeah start to keep it
59:26	so
59:28	yeah there's there is a
59:30	they have different mottos but they work
59:32	together right
59:33	yeah they do nato is is a smaller subset
59:36	of countries that is north atlantic but
59:40	yeah and u.n is everyone and when the
59:42	u.n gets involved it's kind of
59:44	eye-opening because not like that
59:46	they're big and bad and you know
59:48	all that powerful but in the flip side
59:50	they are kind of like a lot of people
59:52	have a lot of concern about it when you
59:54	hear something from the un and sticking
59:57	their nose in in our business right at
59:59	least at the u.s side
60:02	yeah that's i mean that's
60:05	i would think that that's kind of a big
60:06	deal
60:08	uh so it says un secretary general
60:10	antennio and antonio guterres spoke to
60:14	the associated press this weekend ahead
60:16	of the week's annual united nations
60:18	gathering of world leaders a convening
60:22	convenient convening blemished by cv
60:27	climate concerns and contentiousness
60:29	across the planet guterres said that the
60:32	world's two major economic powers should
60:34	be cooperating on climate and
60:36	negotiating more robustly on trade and
60:39	technology even given persisting
60:41	political fissures about human rights
60:43	economics online security and
60:45	sovereignty in the south china sea
60:48	unfortunately today we only have
60:49	confrontation guterres said saturday in
60:52	the ap interview
60:54	we need to re-establish a functional
60:56	relationship between the two powers he
60:58	said calling that essential to address
61:01	the problems of v
61:04	the problems of climate change and many
61:06	other global challenges that cannot be
61:09	solved without constructive relations
61:11	within the international community and
61:12	mainly among superpowers
61:14	so
61:15	first of all knowing some of the stuff
61:17	that i know and as far as you know
61:21	where our dollar is headed and
61:23	everything else there's gotta be heads
61:25	butting soon
61:28	or we're gonna lose it
61:30	and i i don't know maybe we already lost
61:32	it and
61:34	it's all just gonna shift in and we're
61:35	gonna end up being controlled by
61:37	somebody else i don't know
61:39	but it seems like we've already lost
61:41	something here something massive is
61:44	there
61:45	yeah and we should watch like this is
61:46	one of the first things we've seen first
61:48	major things we've seen from the u.n
61:50	around this topic we should watch to see
61:52	if there's more because if there's more
61:53	than this is sort of the the setup so to
61:56	speak of creating
61:58	a um
61:59	a referee so to speak right in in this
62:03	conflict and by them creating this
62:05	referee then what role
62:07	is this referee going to try to play
62:09	with both countries and obviously maybe
62:12	one country may be more apt to want to
62:14	play with them whereas the us probably
62:16	we wouldn't want to
62:18	or we wouldn't we
62:20	the common american probably wouldn't
62:22	think that this makes a lot of sense
62:24	and you know
62:26	how far off would it be from seeing you
62:28	know u.n on our soil trying to help us
62:30	keep the peace right that's not what we
62:32	want
62:34	yeah no we we definitely do not um
62:39	you know besides china and everything
62:41	that's going on there um somebody
62:44	stephen mcmahon just made an excellent
62:46	comment
62:47	and i would love since we do have
62:49	multiple people like mary picard
62:52	and others here
62:54	from australia we have ton of
62:55	australians watching
62:58	confirm what they just said
63:00	because man that would really
63:03	that kind of sent a shiver down it says
63:05	under the french deal aussies wouldn't
63:08	get their nuclear subs
63:10	for 14 years
63:13	our leaders think australia needs them
63:16	now
63:17	dex think about that
63:19	if the us can give them subs immediately
63:22	and if that french submarine deal was
63:26	four way down the road
63:28	wouldn't that show you that this the
63:30	sense of urgency is way higher
63:33	oh yeah
63:35	i would love to look into that stephen
63:36	mcmahon if you have information that
63:38	backs that up adam at more frugal news
63:40	and then of course try to send it to
63:42	both adam atmorefooglenews.com and decks
63:46	at morphogooglenews.com send it to both
63:48	of us
63:50	at the same time
63:51	uh and then
63:53	again charity sullivan corey c thank you
63:55	so much stephen mcmahon uh mary picard
63:59	ides of march stormhawk thank you again
64:02	for being one of the last ones out
64:04	yesterday dust a dust feta mooned me uh
64:08	thankful kind nine seven nine seven
64:10	sherlin rose lola cafe sunshine quintana
64:14	arizona mount uh mountain sky mashina
64:16	opus podcast fan joseph newhouse
64:19	delaware sasquatch deneen jillian's gems
64:22	cara fuse marfool's gold it's so nice to
64:25	have you here for so long um big shout
64:27	out to b.o.d i talked to her the other
64:29	night um she is i believe still in the
64:33	hospital uh so it needs lots of lots and
64:35	lots and lots of prayers
64:37	um
64:38	of course she's uh she's gonna be coming
64:40	out of the hospital at some point so uh
64:42	please pray that she comes out a fully
64:45	functional human being with uh a miracle
64:49	uh and then shan uh
64:51	just wanna say hi and and it's really
64:53	sad
64:54	just the whole situation i cannot
64:56	believe what is happening right now with
64:58	like especially when our
65:01	my wife's grandma was having just severe
65:05	failure of everything
65:07	and her own husband of 65 years i mean
65:11	they've been married
65:13	nearly 100 years old could not go and
65:15	visit his wife because he didn't have
65:18	a certain thing
65:21	that's in that's in
65:23	i
65:26	you would think before you would do that
65:28	that for that exact scenario that
65:30	somebody would come in with a glass cube
65:32	or something
65:34	with you know that looks like we're uh
65:36	you know those boxes with the like a
65:38	sandblaster with the gloves so you can
65:40	interact with things inside the box
65:42	you would think they would invent that
65:44	before telling somebody who's been
65:46	married to their uh wives or husbands
65:48	for 65 years that's dying on a table
65:51	that you can't go see them because you
65:53	don't have this thing for the thing
65:55	that's
65:56	99 you know you get you get my drift
66:00	craziness
66:04	and then we of course have us spy
66:06	satellites could be targeted with giant
66:09	high-powered lasers fired from boats in
66:11	the middle of the ocean so i actually
66:13	told you guys about this three years ago
66:15	the only reason i knew is because my uh
66:18	one of my sisters was dating a gentleman
66:21	who i've talked about before he was
66:23	working at boeing he was military now he
66:27	has been inducted into the space force
66:30	uh he was one of the many air force
66:32	pilots
66:33	that got inducted into
66:35	uh basically inducted into space force
66:37	so now he is technically uh air force
66:40	uh and space force
66:43	or he's just one
66:46	they were working on these high-powered
66:47	lasers
66:49	like you know for a long time now but
66:51	we're talking about lasers that can
66:54	carve your name into the moon
66:58	and it would be visible
67:01	apparently they could they could do all
67:03	sorts of stuff with it
67:06	so i told you about this three years ago
67:07	and now
67:08	it's actually uh looks like it's here
67:11	right us intelligence satellites could
67:13	be targeted with giant high-powered
67:16	lasers fired from the sea
67:19	this is not good because honestly if if
67:22	anybody else has this then we're talking
67:24	about knocking out a critical
67:27	satellites to our communications
67:30	in in a few minutes
67:33	and from somewhere where we can't
67:35	respond
67:36	uh we can't block it's not like we have
67:38	you know mutumbo or something to put up
67:41	a metal shield
67:43	we can't do it
67:44	says leading military personnel believe
67:46	that the new technology developed by
67:48	foreign adversaries could potentially uh
67:51	blind sensors and wipe out the country's
67:53	spying capabilities
67:56	so we have the same thing so that means
67:59	if we have the actual lasers that we
68:02	probably have a way to at least uh
68:05	you know fight them
68:07	i would assume that there's probably uh
68:09	going to be something coming out as far
68:12	as what they have already planned to do
68:14	about this is this actually why starlink
68:18	is is going to be a grid i just wonder
68:21	if that has anything to do with it why
68:22	we need
68:23	so many that grid other than internet of
68:26	course
68:27	it says speaking at the 36th space
68:29	symposium in colorado springs air force
68:33	secretary frank kendall suggested that
68:35	space could become the new international
68:37	battleground in the years to come
68:40	it says it's because satellites
68:43	provide communications navigation and
68:45	intelligence to any nation's war machine
68:48	so knocking them out would seriously
68:50	disrupt and even render useless much of
68:54	its equipment air force secretary frank
68:56	kendall said in a keynote speech at the
68:58	symposium quote it is impossible to
69:01	overstate the importance of space-based
69:03	systems
69:04	to national security
69:08	we talked about a lot of this before
69:10	because fugle family members were giving
69:12	us heads up way before and the freaky
69:16	part about this too is
69:19	as as far as uh
69:21	this goes
69:23	think about what russia was doing with
69:24	those inflatable tanks
69:26	those inflatable tanks they might uh if
69:29	we have satellites and up and things
69:30	think about how useful those would be if
69:34	say the u.s satellites got knocked down
69:38	and then we only have drones doing uh
69:40	you know going ahead of us and who knows
69:43	we maybe not even be able to do drones
69:44	without satellites so say we just have
69:47	manual planes going in and scouting
69:49	before people go in
69:51	then we send a bunch of troops in to
69:54	basically a trap with you know a bunch
69:57	of useless uh inflatables well russia
70:00	forces or chinese forces or whoever is
70:02	going in uh where
70:04	they need to be
70:07	it's kind of a trip
70:09	uh the fact that they can hit these
70:10	satellites from a boat or at least
70:12	that's what they're saying
70:14	that's not a good thing because who
70:16	knows if we'll be able to detect where
70:19	uh hit it and they could do it without
70:22	actually accepting responsibility or
70:24	nobody would know where it came from
70:26	who knows they probably would be maybe
70:29	if they had the uh the information but i
70:31	don't think that's exactly how the
70:33	satellites work though
70:35	and it doesn't sound like at this moment
70:36	they're destructive they're just
70:38	blinding right so they're not high power
70:40	it sounds like they didn't have to be
70:41	very high powered right and a very high
70:44	powered would require a huge power
70:46	supply like we've seen for
70:47	on some of the defense systems where
70:49	they try to take a missile down or
70:50	something with the with a laser that's a
70:52	very big one this sounds like it doesn't
70:53	have to be that big because they're just
70:54	blinding and if and if they're doing
70:56	that to blind a spy satellite
70:58	then they can just track and target it
71:00	and and put a low-powered beam on it
71:02	that you know like we've talked about
71:04	this with drones right like you could
71:05	take the laser pointer and put it at the
71:07	camera of the drone and it can sort of
71:08	keep it from
71:10	being able to get an image right i think
71:12	that i think but i i think that they
71:14	have the high powered version but so so
71:17	if they're just blinding with the boats
71:19	they could
71:21	that means that they could
71:23	figure out what is up in the sky
71:26	they could then
71:28	wait a second so then they could take a
71:30	whole fleet
71:31	somebody like china or russia could take
71:33	their entire fleet move it right up to
71:35	our coast and nobody would see it coming
71:38	because exactly they're blinding a
71:39	satellite
71:41	and if it's not very powerful in other
71:43	words it's just blinding they can
71:45	probably put a whole lot of these on a
71:46	whole lot of ships so if they needed to
71:48	track or take down you know or disable
71:51	so to speak or blind eight or ten
71:53	satellites at once they could probably
71:55	do it from a couple of locations with
71:57	redundancy and make it very difficult
71:59	for somebody to find it
72:01	well it is uh it's it's quite a scenario
72:04	indeed uh if you think about that if
72:07	they wanted to get people across or you
72:10	know whole fleet of ships without
72:13	letting them know
72:16	blind all the satellites above
72:18	uh box o monkey thank you for
72:20	subscribing stephen mcmahon
72:22	again thank you uh
72:24	maga thank you and then uh
72:27	again
72:28	most of you have already heard by now
72:30	some of you might be living under a
72:32	volcanic rock for the next for the last
72:34	24 hours but the island la palma if you
72:38	were in my show a lot of people were
72:39	talking about this for the last couple
72:41	of weeks hal turner and several other
72:44	people of course dutch sense actually
72:46	put out a warning about a week and a
72:48	half two weeks ago about la palma uh
72:51	said that the seismic activity looked
72:53	like it was going to erupt
72:56	and then all of a sudden boom
72:58	a lot of people have given vindication
73:00	to dutch sense because he he called it
73:03	he specifically even put out a thing so
73:06	what the warning was well part of the
73:08	warning that people were putting out in
73:09	general
73:11	they there is a debate about right now
73:14	so the volcano erupts on spanish island
73:16	of la palma as rescuers scramble to
73:19	evacuate 1 000 residents
73:21	already 5 000 have been evacuated i
73:24	guess there's more it says a volcano on
73:26	the
73:27	spanish island of la palma erupted
73:29	sunday after a week-long build-up of
73:30	seismic activity
73:32	forcing authorities to scramble
73:33	evacuations for a thousand people as
73:35	lava ran towards her home the explosion
73:38	took place in an area known as cabeza de
73:40	vega on the western slope of the
73:43	volcanic ridge as it descends up to the
73:45	coast
73:47	and it comes after the island registered
73:50	up to a thousand earthquakes in the past
73:52	five days alone
73:54	huge red plumes topped with black and
73:56	white smoke shot out along the volcanic
73:59	ridge and scientists had been closely
74:01	following due to the accumulation of
74:03	molten lava below the surface
74:06	mayor sergio rodriguez said that 300
74:08	people in immediate danger had been
74:10	evacuated from their homes and sent to
74:12	el paso soccer field as one lava slid
74:15	towards the village while rescue
74:17	services carried out evacuations for
74:19	those with mobility issues hours before
74:21	the eruption
74:23	roads were closed due the explosion and
74:25	authorities urged the curious not to
74:28	approach the area
74:31	lots of unbelievably
74:34	uh
74:37	stunning stunning photos of of this
74:39	event uh the here's the thing
74:43	[Music]
74:46	so there was people talking about how
74:48	this could cause 200 foot waves
74:51	and i'll tell you why i i uh
74:54	i think that it's
74:56	it's almost like way overkill that
74:58	people are trying to say that there's a
75:01	debunk about that so i'll explain kind
75:03	of both things here
75:06	first of all when you look at this and i
75:08	even
75:09	again i even was watching dutch sense
75:10	too uh duchenne's follows these things a
75:13	lot this is it that's his whole focus on
75:15	his channel he spends every single day
75:18	he monitors it basically 24 7. he'll go
75:21	live at two in the morning if one of
75:23	these things happens he has for years uh
75:25	much longer than i've been on youtube
75:28	and he has seen all sorts of different
75:30	eruptions he follows all of them he
75:32	follows hot spots he follows everything
75:35	he even said that you know it actually
75:37	is along the ridge a very far ridge as
75:40	far as you could see he says it's very
75:42	strange compared to a the normal kind of
75:44	you know one one and done or one in this
75:47	one person commented
75:49	at the time that i found out about this
75:51	it was about 11 hours old or 11 hours
75:54	after it physically happened
75:56	uh i retweeted jacob's jacob israel's
75:59	tweet about this
76:01	because all these experts were saying
76:03	that this could if part of the island
76:05	slides into the water send a mile high
76:08	or 200 foot uh wave towards all of the
76:11	east coast basically wipe out
76:13	thousands of people uh
76:16	or you know however many if there's no
76:19	warning i'll get to that here in a
76:20	second
76:21	uh buoys are down or at least a lot of
76:24	the very important buoys that would give
76:27	us warning they're down
76:30	so
76:32	this uh this as far as this erupted and
76:35	uh every everything that was going on
76:37	here a lot of people were talking about
76:39	how this was happening and
76:41	and now all of a sudden it is erupting
76:44	well people put out this story uh in
76:48	2017 this debunk that said oh well you
76:51	know it's it's fear porn and this and
76:53	that that this is going to oh
76:57	let me just rewind somebody said hey
76:59	that's 12 hours old and it was a minor
77:01	eruption
77:03	kilauea
77:05	was for weeks blowing its top and then
77:07	the first time wasn't even the main
77:09	thing in the the second third
77:12	but that's not even the best example
77:14	these things can
77:16	last for 10 years an eruption takes
77:20	hundreds and hundreds of years to build
77:22	up and then once it does go it's not a
77:24	one and done
77:27	this isn't something that just happens
77:30	in one day and it's like oh remember
77:32	that day it did it and then it was done
77:35	some of these can last 10
77:37	years so an eruption an act of eruption
77:40	over 10 years just constantly blowing
77:43	stuff out
77:45	not saying that that's what this one is
77:46	going to do
77:47	but this very well could be just the
77:50	beginning that's my point
77:53	now as it goes along that ridge if for
77:55	some reason it did have this
77:58	astronomically high thing uh where you
78:00	know half of the ridge just all the way
78:02	caved in
78:04	people are saying that that's been
78:05	debunked no
78:07	what the physical debunk says is that oh
78:11	and by the way it was from 2017 before
78:13	we actually see it uh erupting
78:16	they said that oh most likely it will be
78:19	little pieces falling into the sea so it
78:21	won't cause that much of big damage or
78:23	it will be this
78:25	they're also speculating they're not
78:27	disproving or anything they're just
78:29	saying they mo they think that it will
78:31	be little chunks right
78:35	the debunk i i think uh the scientists
78:38	behind the debunk
78:40	are far less trustworthy than some of
78:43	the scientists that i have actually
78:45	heard
78:46	say that this is a big possibility
78:50	now hopefully that doesn't happen
78:52	because if it does the whole east coast
78:54	would be all sorts of down
78:56	but the one thing i also think about is
78:58	how other countries have technology
79:01	right now that that could make this
79:02	worse
79:03	or
79:05	that could use this as a cover go in
79:07	there set something off and actually
79:09	send something towards our east coast
79:12	say an adversary the same kind of
79:15	adversary that was talking about how
79:17	they have nukes underwater nukes that
79:20	could send a 200 to 300 foot wave to our
79:24	east coast
79:27	kind of sounds like the same thing la
79:28	palma would do
79:30	weird part also is so just
79:33	astronomically high chance that this
79:35	does happen and again the debunk is
79:37	basically saying it's it's very unlikely
79:40	it doesn't i don't think it even says
79:41	that it can't happen
79:44	say the whole ridge goes off into the
79:45	water and it puts you know 50 square
79:49	miles into the water and it's sending a
79:51	200 foot wave
79:53	when you look at the actual buoys
79:56	uh
79:57	i wonder dexter uh did you end up
79:59	finding that tweet or yeah they're
80:01	they're in there okay
80:03	screener and on the website
80:07	there was just some weird things and the
80:09	more i looked i actually found even more
80:11	i was i was even thinking about just
80:13	doing a separate video on it because i
80:14	thought it was really freaking weird uh
80:17	the time at the time of this video i i
80:20	don't
80:21	but as of uh last night or the night
80:22	before
80:24	there was a lot of stuff that was down
80:27	and not all of these are tsunami buoys
80:29	when you look at the actual uh you know
80:32	status of these things you think oh
80:34	those are there's a ton of them
80:36	not all of them are
80:38	status
80:39	so this is actually not i wonder if
80:42	there's
80:43	i'll
80:43	if i'm here i think i can find the other
80:45	one
80:47	so this is where la palma is
80:51	right so right off of this this is it's
80:53	a little island off here
80:55	and what they were saying is in between
80:57	here
80:59	this is the east coast
81:01	that some of these main ones were down
81:05	there were like five of the major buoys
81:08	offline
81:10	no data
81:11	why
81:13	part of the reason might be the
81:14	hurricanes that are down there whatever
81:16	else uh but let me uh show you
81:21	let me shh
81:25	i'm gonna have to search through my
81:27	twitter here hold on
81:29	there's one right right at the link if
81:31	you want it
81:33	it's actually it's a tweet that was
81:35	right around there so i don't know if
81:40	you might yeah i got it the links if you
81:42	want the direct link it's in the
81:43	screener
81:46	the justin time one
81:49	uh yeah i i i picked the wrong one i
81:51	thought you were talking about uh oh no
81:53	both are good no thank you dex okay hold
81:55	on
82:00	so i went down his list and i was i was
82:02	actually looking and i was like this is
82:04	really weird
82:07	it says la palma is erupting u.s sources
82:09	offline at this time september 13th nasa
82:13	four-hour cut from cme video
82:16	now i looked that up and i i
82:18	it would be awesome if like somebody
82:20	like wages world could come on tomorrow
82:22	and explain that
82:23	did was there a four-hour video missing
82:26	from the sun footage
82:28	is that what this person is talking
82:30	about and then 17th to 18th nasa k-level
82:33	warning offline
82:36	september uh mystery through 19th
82:39	tsunami buoys offline uh hawaii modis
82:43	heat sensing satellite offline why
82:47	so there were and there were several
82:48	other things we i was talking with uh i
82:51	was talking with one of my buddies and
82:52	we were going back and forth and he goes
82:53	look at this there's all sorts of uh
82:56	tsunami buoys offline around the world
82:59	right now
83:01	it's really weird
83:02	also can they be hacked can they be
83:05	hacked to be turned off
83:08	something that we don't really quite
83:10	think about
83:12	but if you're talking about a tsunami
83:14	buoy i would not think that it's too you
83:16	know does this thing have a super
83:17	firewall
83:19	and you have adversaries that actually
83:21	say that they have nukes that can send a
83:23	300 foot wave towards your coast you
83:25	would think that you would put something
83:27	up that would be like hack proof
83:29	i guess these are questions that i i
83:31	would i like to see if anybody has an
83:33	answer for that
83:35	can these buoys be hacked can they be
83:38	destroyed manually of course
83:40	if you destroy those and a tsunami is
83:43	coming towards the east coast what
83:44	warning would we have
83:48	that would be a very quick way to take
83:50	millions of people out other than that
83:52	if an asteroid hits out in the water
83:54	that we don't see coming and we have not
83:57	seen many coming
83:59	that would also send a wave towards the
84:02	water why don't we have more money in
84:06	these tsunami buoys
84:08	the amount of money spent on these
84:10	tsunami buoys is so miniscule compared
84:13	to what we are throwing around right now
84:16	we're pretty i uh uh
84:18	another thing that we i was talking
84:20	about with my buddy i did not realize
84:22	this current time
84:24	dex
84:25	do you realize that in since cv started
84:28	we have printed more money
84:32	than in all of history
84:34	in just this time
84:37	all of history
84:39	in the last two years we've printed more
84:41	money
84:42	than in all of history
84:47	yeah that's that's not surprising at all
84:49	where do you think that money comes from
84:50	it's based on a system you're you're
84:52	making that with the idea that it it's
84:55	then going to be uh somehow paid back
84:57	with interest well where's the interest
85:00	the interest doesn't exist
85:01	because that money is being created of
85:03	nothing
85:07	that's like the definition of insanity
85:12	insane
85:14	so whatever the hell is going on here
85:17	obviously there's trillions of dollars
85:18	going here billions of dollars going
85:20	there why didn't why do we not have
85:22	basic
85:23	setups like this why are there even
85:25	times where there's something like this
85:27	that even if it's astronomical which by
85:29	the way
85:32	your odds of getting certain things are
85:35	astronomical or actually
85:37	uh the odds of this sliding into the
85:40	water i think the odds were actually
85:44	worse than uh than you getting a certain
85:47	thing right or dying from it
85:50	so i thought man
85:54	prioritize
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87:20	location is only 227 feet above sea
87:24	level i think man if this happened on
87:26	the west coast i i'm at zero sea level i
87:29	would really be screwed i'd be looking
87:32	up to the sky at this wave
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87:58	that is the coolest uh
88:03	that is the coolest acronym ever
88:07	so what do you think about it again the
88:10	when you look at the actual debunk it it
88:12	shows it says that it was debunked in
88:14	2017 have you noticed that debunks now
88:18	aren't actually debunks especially when
88:20	it's around like fact checking and this
88:22	and that it's like uh there was that
88:24	time where jb said something that was
88:27	slightly off like he said
88:30	he said his own name and then he dex do
88:33	you remember that he said his own name
88:35	we we watched it over and over again and
88:38	it said
88:40	it was like
88:41	basically a fact-checker said that he
88:43	didn't say
88:44	uh
88:45	his own name and everybody could hear it
88:47	do you remember was it when he said i'm
88:48	joe biden's husband
88:52	when we said i'm i'm i'm the husband but
88:54	he was trying to say his wife's name
88:57	is what they they said but he kept
88:58	saying his name
89:00	that was talking about yeah and and they
89:02	they like went over and it was the
89:04	stupidest thing and it was before the
89:06	actual day where everybody put their
89:07	things in and it was like they fact
89:10	checked it but it's it's a matter of
89:11	opinion it's people what people hear
89:14	it's like now that's what fact-checking
89:15	is now that's what debunking is or
89:18	though
89:19	if everybody's you know worried about
89:21	something they'll just put something on
89:22	the thing is people have they'll say oh
89:25	i have evidence of this
89:26	what it is is now you can't trust any
89:29	fact check i don't think
89:35	it's like who owns the fact checkers who
89:37	owns this who owns that why are they
89:39	saying that
89:45	cheryl beth carter carter hey adam with
89:48	alaska volcano blasting maybe you need
89:50	to get to high grounds in colorado
89:55	and then uh april sheldon thank you so
89:58	much for your support
90:00	uh dex can you check on alaska volcano
90:03	i don't know if i'll look
90:10	uh i don't know if um
90:12	share i don't know if maybe
90:14	maybe a mix up there
90:17	but uh who knows i i wouldn't be
90:19	surprised as far as you know volcanoes
90:22	going off they can trigger other
90:23	volcanoes
90:25	and then
90:27	not the same residents of del rio feel
90:29	the impact of the migrant crisis so
90:32	i'm not gonna go too deep into this uh
90:34	what's crazy is drone footage from the
90:37	border shows this insane scene of
90:41	i mean i i don't even know how many
90:43	thousands and thousands of people
90:45	underneath this bridge
90:47	fox put their drone up and got these
90:50	just unbelievable pictures
90:52	right away the faa banned drones from
90:55	looking at it
90:58	i want to tell a story that i tweeted
91:00	out but i don't think it communicates
91:01	well
91:02	i was in walmart two nights ago
91:05	during all of this happening and mind
91:07	you i'm all the way up in washington
91:10	so i'm not thinking about too much stuff
91:11	you know
91:13	you don't think about the migrant crisis
91:15	here in washington like
91:17	that's down there right
91:19	well there were eight gentlemen i'm
91:22	shopping and all of a sudden eight
91:23	gentlemen
91:24	all look like they're they're following
91:27	one guy and i'm like oh my gosh they are
91:29	and the one guy
91:32	was uh was a white guy and he's he's
91:34	telling them what to do and he's
91:36	speaking spanish with them and he's
91:38	saying hey go over here all of them go
91:40	to the sports section
91:43	they all grab these folding cots now i
91:47	know from when i used to drive uh this
91:49	this big uh
91:51	container dump truck
91:53	i used to buy you know drive the the big
91:56	trucks right and i would dump these
91:58	dumpsters off and then pick them back up
92:00	after construction sites would get
92:02	my boss owned this apartment building
92:04	and he rented it to all people he never
92:07	required any kind of uh you know
92:09	background check or anything like that
92:11	he knew they were all construction
92:12	workers most of them didn't have a
92:14	status so he would he would let them
92:16	share
92:17	and i learned from that they were all
92:20	real they were all cool dudes or
92:22	whatever but
92:23	i would walk by and i would see seven or
92:26	eight of them in the same room
92:27	and they all had these cots
92:30	well last night oh man
92:31	or two nights ago actually i'm at uh
92:34	walmart and i see all these guys falling
92:37	like single line
92:39	and the guy goes okay grab a cot and
92:42	they had enough cots for all of them so
92:43	they're all holding this like foldable
92:45	looks like a lawn chair but it's a one
92:46	of these uh military cots
92:49	and then
92:50	i'm just still sitting there and they go
92:52	over to get a pillow so now they've all
92:54	got a pillow and then by the time i get
92:57	in the the front line in the self
92:59	checkout because that's all there is now
93:01	all eight of these guys are in line and
93:03	the guy's telling these guys they've got
93:06	a blanket
93:07	a pillow
93:08	and a cot
93:09	and he's telling them he's like this is
93:11	this is the self-checkout when you guys
93:14	are given your money uh this is where
93:16	you'll go shop for things this is one of
93:18	the big stores here
93:21	he goes you can get a lot of stuff and
93:23	he's saying it like slow like to make
93:25	him understand like the guy doesn't know
93:27	that much in uh spanish
93:30	and i kept thinking about him like
93:32	when you get your when you uh get your
93:34	own money i'm just thinking like did
93:37	these guys pay to come over and they're
93:39	they've got a guide or a group and then
93:43	you know did they pay a f a flat fee
93:45	then they're going to get some money
93:46	back and a fake id or fake this or fake
93:49	that it was just so funny
93:51	there was no other explanation they
93:53	weren't going camping they weren't doing
93:54	this they weren't part of a
93:56	these guys were 40 50 some of them were
93:59	you know
94:00	they were all varying ages
94:03	it was super obvious that they just got
94:05	here and i think the guy next to me was
94:08	their coyote
94:10	he or something that they paid for maybe
94:12	they paid a little extra to have
94:14	somebody show them the ropes
94:18	i think that this is affecting
94:20	everywhere right now and
94:22	anybody can go into any states uh kind
94:25	of walmart or the the places where uh
94:28	the affordable stuff is at because we
94:30	all you know we're all struggling here
94:33	and you'll see during the days it's just
94:35	packed and it's like
94:37	it's insane
94:38	this is affecting our entire country
94:41	for me up in washington to see an eight
94:43	in a row
94:46	that's pretty crazy
94:48	and they're obviously going around the
94:49	system the things that he was saying and
94:51	the things that he's telling them it's
94:53	like obviously it's the first day in the
94:55	united states this wasn't a group that
94:57	was straight from like
94:58	going through the entire process and
95:01	they they definitely weren't like uh you
95:03	know the middle eastern uh refugees or
95:06	anything
95:07	the one thing that they could be is
95:09	refugees
95:10	but at the same time it just didn't
95:13	didn't didn't look like the
95:16	i guess i don't know what the crowd
95:17	would look like
95:21	it was ins i mean if i can see that up
95:24	in washington i can't imagine what texas
95:26	is like
95:29	there's people everywhere they're uh
95:31	down there there's a lot of really
95:33	horrible situations i've heard from
95:35	someone who is actually down there they
95:37	tried to take their
95:39	drone
95:40	they did get a fine they got a ticket
95:44	uh but they said that they have seen
95:46	people that are basically
95:48	perished on the side of the road that
95:50	have been there for days and days and
95:52	haven't eaten and something happened to
95:54	them on the way and now they're just
95:56	there and people step over it
95:59	you know
96:00	so whatever is going on down there i i
96:03	think that it's pretty crappy
96:06	dex do you have anything about the
96:07	humanitarian
96:09	well yeah you know this this article the
96:11	person they're they're quoting here
96:13	basically describe what was a quiet town
96:15	as all of a sudden like you know a
96:17	conflict zone with armed you know people
96:20	coming in in heavy droves and
96:23	you know military vehicles and stuff
96:25	just flying in like crazy so
96:27	it's an interesting read go check it out
96:29	it's on our website and uh it's kind of
96:32	long but it does does tell an
96:33	interesting story and a perspective from
96:35	a from a person who lives there
96:38	and again they basically saying that all
96:40	of this happened you know virtually just
96:43	overnight all of a sudden it's this
96:45	crazy scenario
96:46	and then the poof the piff
96:50	says that it's
96:53	is safe and generates robust immune
96:56	response in kids
96:59	5 to 11.
97:02	i'm not going to go any further than
97:03	this
97:04	um
97:08	i hope i hope that's
97:10	i i hope this people start to see like
97:13	what are you doing
97:18	people need to dig and dig and dig most
97:21	people are just uh accepting
97:26	the top surface level and then if they
97:29	do have a doubt they go oh i don't know
97:31	i'm kind of curious about this then they
97:32	go to google and they get
97:35	the canned response on this
97:39	or if they uh
97:41	start believing what i believe may be
97:43	truth then all of a sudden they type it
97:45	in and it gives the perfect logical
97:48	uh shutdown to that uh without any proof
97:53	when
97:54	what is actually happening you need to
97:56	be you need to look at the actual
97:58	studies you need to look at the oh but
98:00	wait some of it there isn't why
98:04	i don't know
98:07	like i said it's becoming a very scary
98:10	world um
98:12	uh speaking of scary navy seals up a
98:15	huge huge amount of navy seals
98:18	are saying that they want to leave
98:19	they've they've lawyered up they said
98:21	uh
98:23	basically there's 2500 or something in
98:25	the whole group these are the most elite
98:27	soldiers in the u.s uh
98:30	you know in in in the navy
98:33	and then well a big chunk of them want
98:35	to leave that leaves us in a really
98:37	crappy spot
98:38	these are specialists that go in when
98:40	nobody else out i mean they go in for
98:43	the big boy stuff like this is the stuff
98:46	uh
98:47	that you know changes worlds they'll go
98:49	in and take out a leader you know
98:52	they'll go uh a 10-man team will go in
98:54	and take out 200 people these guys are
98:57	savages
99:00	they are going to leave
99:03	if they have to do what everybody else
99:05	has to do
99:07	not to mention around the world people
99:09	are speaking up but
99:12	again i don't i don't get this
99:14	i wish i you know
99:17	what if there was a real reason like
99:19	they were like hey in four years we're
99:21	gonna run out of yeah i'm just
99:23	hypothetically speaking we're gonna run
99:24	out of air on the planet
99:27	uh scientists discovered two years ago
99:30	that there was
99:31	some giant hole in the ozone and or a
99:34	meteor was coming or or something
99:36	i just wish we knew the truth
99:38	because why
99:43	hey adam yeah
99:44	on the uh v topic uh that
99:47	project uh
99:49	v group did a drop today it's part one
99:52	of the multi-part series on this topic
99:54	people should go check out if you're
99:55	interested i'll pull um
99:58	yeah just be cautious about it because
100:00	of the topic but um the other thing is
100:02	and i'm sure it's going to be heavily
100:04	looked at because of what they're what
100:05	they did
100:07	and then the other thing is i grabbed
100:08	the information on alaska it's in
100:11	screener
100:22	so just go check out the highlighted uh
100:24	black name right there
100:26	go check them out
100:30	i don't know how so much is just
100:33	like not people don't
100:35	people don't ask i guess
100:37	it's insanity uh also high impact flicks
100:41	common sense
100:43	just absolute
100:45	great guy
100:47	okay
100:48	high impact flicks uh or grease monkey
100:51	videos is his uh
100:53	second actually more so go to grease
100:55	monkey videos and the rumble channel
100:58	he's got
100:59	unbelievable stuff
101:01	actually believable very believable
101:05	uh and then
101:09	alaska volcano what in the heck
101:13	okay so
101:15	dex would you consider this a breaking
101:18	this so this is yeah it's recent um and
101:20	this is the only major news article
101:22	that's covering it because everybody's
101:23	covering la palma and i
101:25	call this major news because it's
101:26	expressed but i did verify on other
101:29	sites that you know track which
101:31	volcanoes are erupting that both of
101:32	these there's two volcanoes in the
101:34	aleutian islands up there that are
101:35	erupting
101:38	what the hell man if if there was too
101:42	huge i mean i don't know i guess i've
101:44	never maybe it's normal for multiple
101:46	volcanoes to go off at the same time
101:49	of a certain kind maybe
101:52	i don't know
102:00	i don't know
102:01	yeah that's because this is express
102:03	right so
102:05	did the because but just you know
102:06	express comes out with stuff that's real
102:08	yeah
102:09	it's the only article where somebody
102:11	wrote something about it but if you go
102:12	to the
102:13	volcanic lists where they show which
102:15	ones are erupting you'll see that these
102:16	two are actually erupting and they're
102:18	not just in orange they're in red why
102:20	would this not be like all oh you know
102:23	why this is prob this
102:26	is i hate this stuff
102:29	i bet you because it's it's brand new
102:32	it it why would la palma and this one on
102:34	the opposite i mean i guess i know
102:36	one can trigger the other
102:40	well we'll get more information on this
102:41	i might put out a separate video on it
102:43	if it is something that is is pretty
102:45	crazy because if this is uh very fresh
102:49	then we'll check that out so thank you
102:51	uh to cheryl beth carter carter thank
102:53	you so much for letting us know about
102:55	that this is how the fugle fam
102:58	ends up helping us you know this you
103:00	guys get us a lot of stories right away
103:02	that we're only two people we can't be
103:04	all in one place the mods help a lot
103:07	they'll send us they'll send us uh
103:09	articles as they come out
103:11	by the way mods uh down there make sure
103:13	to
103:14	write mod in the chat they're doing an
103:16	amazing job we're gonna have them come
103:18	up for a panel uh we're gonna figure out
103:21	how we can get everybody if we can't get
103:23	everybody on in one day we'll try to do
103:26	multiple um i wanted to have the mods
103:28	come on i've known them all for
103:30	basically the entire time on youtube
103:33	they have stuck with us for the majority
103:35	of the time uh again and you know they
103:38	are very smart people i don't pick mods
103:41	just because of
103:42	uh
103:43	you know if they're here
103:45	that's one thing but also i pick mods
103:48	based on you know not causing problems
103:51	being able to look at both sides of the
103:52	story and forgiveness and all sorts of
103:55	stuff so
103:57	stephen mcmahon with two volcanoes going
103:59	off in northern hemisphere at the same
104:01	time
104:02	we won't have a summer next year
104:04	it was like that with mount saint helens
104:07	oh that's a creepy thought
104:10	uh my mom was my mom mount st helens
104:13	went off and
104:14	i wasn't born yet but my sister said it
104:16	was it was pretty crazy the whole all of
104:19	yakima was covered
104:23	foot of ash or whatever it was it was
104:25	nightmarish she said
104:28	so hopefully we don't see so much
104:30	eruption that we actually you know have
104:32	it go around the world
104:35	all right uh dex
104:40	thank you for the breaking news
104:42	do you want to go over uh some of the
104:45	web only
104:47	absolutely so head over to
104:49	marfooglenews.com
104:51	click on the thumbnail for the show
104:52	and scroll down to web only content uh
104:55	one of the first things you're going to
104:56	see there is kind of a i hope nobody got
104:58	hurt in it but
105:00	it's kind of a humorous um type video
105:03	about the t-band um testing out some of
105:07	the gear we left behind
105:09	allegedly and
105:11	what kind of fail they had with that
105:14	hopefully again nobody got hurt in that
105:15	but it was uh it's kind of humorous when
105:17	you watch uh watch that video
105:20	um there's uh plenty of other things
105:22	going on uh especially in the milli
105:25	conversation and uh the speaker of the
105:28	house and then we also have stuff there
105:29	on the uh emmys and other things that uh
105:32	we can't cover so everything that we
105:34	can't cover in the show or it's too hot
105:36	for tv it kind of goes into this it's an
105:38	entire show in and of itself it's called
105:39	web only content
105:41	uh head over to
105:43	and click on the thumbnail and scroll
105:45	down to see that title
105:49	uh we should almost like highlight the
105:51	web only content part so it doesn't so
105:54	it sticks out more or something make it
105:56	like a big blue or something
105:59	um
106:00	so thank you dex thank you for your
106:03	service tonight brian keith prepper
106:05	thank you uh everybody that ended up
106:07	supporting tonight i appreciate all of
106:09	you
106:10	um yeah we'll be back tomorrow with
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106:15	two two four four zero zero mark if you
106:16	want to call in tomorrow and and get
106:18	your opinion uh heard on any of this
106:21	call in
106:22	uh very crazy videos over there dex love
106:25	you
106:26	much love brother great show all right
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106:32	let's see here
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