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03:53	today and how are you doing
03:55	well hello adam and hello frugal fam i'm
03:58	doing just fine
03:59	so we will get right into the news of
04:02	course we are paying for taco bell with
04:05	dogecoin may soon be a reality
04:09	now dogecoin itself is you know
04:11	considered a joke in a lot of the crypto
04:13	circles
04:14	but apparently
04:16	crypto in general may be accepted at
04:18	places you wouldn't expect it says how
04:20	about paying for your taco bell order
04:22	with dogecoin or some of whole foods
04:25	avocado ice cream with bitcoin it says
04:27	that's the goal of a new partnership
04:29	between crypto payment processor bitpay
04:31	and verifone inc one of the most uh
04:34	world's largest provider of those little
04:36	machines you use to pay via a credit
04:38	card or venmo at a checkout line
04:41	it says later this year the newest
04:43	verifone terminals will start accepting
04:45	payments for u.s merchants from a range
04:48	of cryptocurrency
04:50	again uh dogecoin is one of those
04:53	uh dex what do you think about this as
04:55	far as you're a crypto expert and you
04:58	were you were in that industry for a
05:00	little bit what what do you think about
05:02	about this happening did you kind of see
05:03	this coming
05:05	well yeah it's it's got to eventually
05:06	get here otherwise it's not going to
05:08	work the whole point of having these
05:09	cryptos was to make it so that people
05:11	could actually pay for transactions
05:13	we've seen it online um and websites
05:15	accepting crypto but and most of those
05:17	people are a lot of those people have
05:18	used either coinbase or bitpay
05:21	which is one of the big providers here
05:22	so bitpay is a is a
05:26	payment processor that focuses you know
05:28	pretty much on crypto as a as a
05:31	processing or a payment processing
05:33	component for merchants so to see them
05:35	partner with
05:36	um you know the this company that um
05:39	what is it uh
05:41	vera phone sorry you know which i i
05:43	don't know every time i check out i
05:45	pretty much see a verifone device
05:46	they're everywhere it's a really popular
05:49	device uh for taking transactions so to
05:52	see them partner with that really does
05:53	open up the opportunity so i think we're
05:55	going to see you know i know they sort
05:57	of tongue-in-cheek said taco bell it's
05:58	not like taco bell announced this but
06:01	you know verifone is the company they're
06:03	partnering with and verifone you know
06:04	works with some big brands like american
06:06	eagle macy's william sonoma taco bell
06:08	whole foods and many many more i mean
06:10	you see verifones everywhere you go just
06:12	well so now that people know this
06:14	they'll start looking at the machines i
06:16	want to say walmart has verifone uh you
06:19	see verifone on the kind of screen right
06:22	before you put your card in i see it
06:23	everywhere i did credit card processing
06:26	at one point i would go uh into
06:28	businesses and try to get them you know
06:30	transferred over to the credit card
06:32	processing company i was with uh and get
06:34	them a lower rate and a better machine
06:36	and all of that
06:38	so i kind of i understood that business
06:40	and uh in the banking industry and then
06:42	of course in the credit card uh
06:44	processing industry this was this is
06:45	huge this is you know you have days like
06:48	where china bans all crypto where it
06:50	goes down i'm sure this has had you know
06:53	a positive effect this would be
06:55	basically everywhere that uses verifone
06:57	which is
06:58	i mean just almost everywhere being able
07:00	to accept it as a currency so that's
07:03	that's pretty huge um crazy for a
07:05	business too if you're a business and
07:07	you take it that day
07:09	that's another thing dex though what if
07:10	it goes down by half the next day it's
07:13	like our businesses are risking
07:15	something by taking this right yeah so
07:17	that's what companies like bidpay um and
07:19	even coinbase do with their merchant uh
07:21	category they can allow you to
07:23	uh convert your crypto immediately to
07:26	fiat um and that could be you know part
07:28	of the service or you can choose not to
07:30	maybe you want to actually you know keep
07:32	keep your
07:34	funds in crypto because maybe you want
07:35	to ride that uh volatility uh but if you
07:38	don't and you just want to be able to
07:39	accept the payment then they typically
07:41	allow you to accept the payment and then
07:43	turn around and instantly you know
07:44	exchange it to fiat currency that's
07:47	that's the question i that that answers
07:49	my question perfectly right there
07:52	so uh will you be using it uh somewhere
07:55	near you
07:56	i probably won't just because i'm not on
07:58	that train yet but i know that a lot of
08:00	people uh definitely
08:02	you know to get away from the fiat
08:04	currency is a must
08:07	i think that gold and anything outside
08:09	of uh investing in the fiat is a good
08:11	thing
08:12	and again i'll be sharing more on that
08:15	i'll have some people and some experts
08:17	on that uh on soon we definitely want to
08:19	get more of the financial side in there
08:22	yeah and the one the one last thing i'd
08:23	add to this adam you know in it depends
08:25	on how how it works and how it rolls out
08:27	and which coins you're using and how
08:29	um how much you obfuscate your wallet
08:32	but this could provide you more
08:34	anonymity just like the uh cash dollar
08:37	does right like you know when you go to
08:38	a store and you pay with cash there is
08:40	no record outside of their video cameras
08:42	right as opposed to if you pay with a
08:44	credit card there's that banking
08:45	transaction that's there forever so
08:47	you know if depending on you know which
08:49	currency and how it's you know back
08:51	traced you know if you're looking for
08:53	anonymity being able to transact crypto
08:56	at a retail store can
08:58	give you more of that
08:59	what you're used to doing with uh cash
09:01	dollars
09:02	which is going to be nearly impossible
09:04	because of course in a tiny bit they're
09:07	trying to pass this thing where uh the
09:09	irs will monitor every transaction once
09:12	a bank account hits 600
09:14	uh the irs will be notified once it hits
09:17	600 and then actually just uh watch
09:20	every withdrawal so
09:22	again a lot of people didn't realize
09:24	that they thought that oh you know
09:25	instead of 5000 now irs would be uh told
09:28	when you do a 600 withdrawal it's
09:30	actually any bank account over 600
09:34	is essentially watched after that uh
09:36	really crazy stuff i don't know how
09:37	they're passing all this stuff in uh if
09:40	if you see all the things that are
09:42	passing right now i don't understand how
09:44	people aren't aren't you know kind of
09:46	opening their eyes to what's really
09:48	happening here but
09:49	i don't know
09:51	uh and it's very obvious dollar tree
09:53	will sell more stuff for above one
09:56	dollar i remember the first time i
09:57	walked into a dollar store and saw
10:00	uh something for two dollars and i was
10:02	like wait what is this and then you know
10:03	it was a dollar plus or something and
10:05	then i was like okay that makes sense
10:07	but certain dollar stores were always a
10:09	dollar didn't matter what you saw you
10:11	saw it for a dollar
10:13	but now the dollar is worth literally
10:15	nothing or almost nothing and you get
10:18	far less and less and less and less and
10:21	people are used to getting certain
10:22	things there i know that you know when
10:25	my mom was poor uh when she was really
10:28	poor we went to the dollar store all the
10:30	time we would get mac and cheese and all
10:32	sorts of things from the dollar store
10:34	that was our our go-to i mean
10:36	you
10:37	there's not many places like it that uh
10:39	i don't know how they got their food but
10:41	we actually got a lot of our uh you know
10:44	uh prep kind of food uh our dry foods
10:46	any of our pastas and and spaghettis and
10:49	things like that spaghettios all that
10:51	kind of stuff you can find at the dollar
10:52	store which i do uh recommend for
10:54	anybody that's you know trying to prep
10:56	too if you can find food at the dollar
10:58	store that's a great deal but is now it
11:00	it basically is is seeming more and more
11:03	like it has gone up to the point where
11:05	now it is not going to be a dollar
11:07	anymore uh it is just you know inflation
11:10	is going absolutely nuts and just to
11:13	remind you
11:15	they have printed more money in the last
11:17	two years
11:18	25 of all money and it might actually be
11:21	worse i'm uh going on the slight end
11:24	i believe the stat may be worse than
11:25	that
11:26	but i know it's at least 25 of all money
11:29	worldwide has been printed in the last
11:31	two years
11:33	i don't think people realize what this
11:35	is going to do
11:36	uh in the long term or even in the
11:38	somewhat short term
11:40	we are printing money uh based on a
11:42	system of interest that interest doesn't
11:45	exist
11:46	we are we're
11:48	literally uh creating debt out of thin
11:51	air
11:52	and we're creating a lot of it
11:54	so uh with this whole cv thing
11:57	everything that's happening everything
11:58	is gonna
12:00	is going to reset i don't understand
12:02	anybody that's still arguing against a
12:04	reset at this point because
12:06	at this point how can you
12:08	uh the in a few years from now they are
12:11	openly saying that uh we are stepping
12:13	away from oil or at least we're stepping
12:15	away from uh gas-powered vehicles we're
12:18	we're you know trying to
12:19	release our dependence on it that means
12:22	we have to switch to something else the
12:24	big thing forever has been that the
12:26	dollar was an oil-backed you know or it
12:29	was the petrodollar
12:31	and now
12:32	that is not going to be a thing so what
12:34	do they have to do they have to reset
12:36	all of that and to do that they would
12:37	need something massive
12:39	and i think we are
12:40	actually uh seeing that right now
12:44	so
12:45	uh
12:46	moving
12:47	moving on uh
12:49	again here comes 90 dollar oil
12:55	it says here that the v-shaped recovery
12:57	in the oil patch continues to take even
12:59	the biggest bulls on wall street by
13:01	surprise goldman sachs ramped up its
13:04	already optimistic forecast sunday
13:06	calling for brent crude to uh i'm sorry
13:09	to hit 90 dollars a barrel by the end of
13:12	the year that's up from its previous
13:14	eighty dollars the wall street bank uh
13:16	of course
13:19	expects u.s crude to hit 87 a barrel up
13:22	from 77 previously it says quote well we
13:25	have long held a bullish oil view
13:28	goldman sachs strategist wrote on a note
13:30	to clients that the current
13:32	global oil supply demand deficit is
13:35	larger than we expected
13:37	dex do you want to pop in here uh oh by
13:39	the way let me read this next part
13:41	before you pop in it says the firm said
13:43	that the recovery in worldwide demand
13:45	from the
13:46	delta has been even faster uh than our
13:51	above consensus forecast
13:54	so the the recovery the demand from the
13:58	delta right
14:00	what do you think of this well you know
14:02	i i get it like when
14:04	everything shut down and you know
14:07	everyone was sitting at home and nobody
14:09	was driving cars you know prices went
14:11	down production went down
14:13	you know so there's this recovery time
14:15	where it has to go up and then again i
14:17	guess they thought there was going to be
14:18	a sort of another shutdown and that's
14:20	what they're referring to as being the
14:22	fastest recovery
14:23	um but the the at the end of the day you
14:26	know we have we have the ability to
14:29	supply the world with the amount of oil
14:31	we were supplying it with before so
14:33	um before all this you know niceness has
14:36	happened to us so uh but nonetheless all
14:39	this really means is if you're investing
14:41	in oil looks like you've got green acres
14:43	ahead of you
14:44	but if you're like the rest of us who
14:46	rely on oil to put in our car and drive
14:49	it's gonna it's just a sign that the
14:51	prices are gonna keep going up you know
14:53	we thought they've gone up quite a bit
14:55	it has and has gone up significantly
14:57	from this time a year ago so
14:59	um almost a dollar or more in some
15:01	places so
15:02	um you know expect to pay more as we get
15:05	into the colder season expect to pay
15:06	more through the end of the year it's
15:07	what they're telling you the the the
15:09	cost of a barrel is going up that means
15:10	the cost in your your tank is going up
15:13	it means your energy costs are going to
15:14	go up let's not kid yourself lots of
15:17	places use oil
15:19	for heating and lots of other plants you
15:22	know burn it uh just to
15:24	generate electricity so all of that
15:27	going up has an effect across the board
15:28	it's not just in the cars
15:31	yeah and you know just like the last
15:33	story with the dollar store as far as
15:36	that going up and everything else
15:38	we are also
15:40	this is at the crossroads of this
15:43	shortage we're going to talk about in a
15:44	little bit but this backlog has
15:46	basically gotten to a boiling point
15:49	where now businesses are going bankrupt
15:52	by the hour
15:53	because of their lack of inventory of
15:56	the inability to actually run their
15:57	businesses i told you guys about ikea
15:59	now i don't know i i don't think ikea
16:01	will go bankrupt uh i think it may even
16:04	be big enough that it might be bailed
16:06	out somehow
16:08	but
16:08	ikea this is so crazy if you didn't
16:10	watch the other show when i told you i
16:13	went there to grab a
16:15	essentially two by fours for these uh
16:17	shelving units that they sell called uh
16:19	hesney they're about fifteen dollars
16:21	each and they're super cheap basically
16:23	they're two by fours with a shelf right
16:25	well they've been out for months and i
16:28	had the
16:29	shelf part but i needed the two by four
16:31	parts now they're custom drilled so you
16:33	can just screw it in
16:35	and uh they said on this day would get
16:37	it well i went in on that day and oh not
16:40	only were they not there uh the entire
16:42	store and i took a video uh temporarily
16:45	not available temporary and you go
16:47	through ikea if you've ever been to an
16:48	ikea it's like one big display it's like
16:52	a thousand living rooms you're basically
16:54	going through a display on on you know a
16:56	thousand living rooms uh going through a
16:58	two mile walk through this thing
17:00	of all of these different uh you know
17:03	display settings
17:04	almost absolutely every item said
17:07	temporarily unavailable you could say oh
17:09	well maybe you know
17:11	maybe it's busy time or whatever
17:14	then when you get to the end of ikea it
17:16	is a warehouse and then you grab your
17:18	stuff by the aisle and bin number and
17:20	you grab it and then you go home and you
17:22	build it yourself i know that there's
17:23	probably not too many people that
17:25	haven't been ikea but that's how it
17:26	works you you go through you write down
17:28	the bin numbers with a pencil like a
17:30	golf pencil and then at the end you pick
17:32	it
17:32	well
17:33	to show um
17:36	it basically it was empty i mean the all
17:39	of the warehouse was empty it was really
17:40	insane to see
17:42	uh but then i asked
17:43	and the gentleman said well actually no
17:47	uh we're going to be out for quite a
17:48	while in fact we're just getting stuff
17:51	from california just to kind of barely
17:53	get by and he said that the return date
17:56	technically on my computer the majority
17:58	of our stuff uh the the return date
18:02	is august and i said august is last
18:04	month he said august of 2022
18:08	one year away how would that store not
18:10	get anything and again people are like
18:12	well isn't that swedish or this or that
18:14	uh yes but almost all of it is
18:16	manufactured in china
18:18	i didn't know i actually i i knew that
18:20	they did some stuff but i didn't realize
18:22	the level of uh production that that
18:25	ikea was doing in china they design it
18:28	manufactured in china and then you build
18:30	it yourself
18:31	they're pretty much like the uh
18:33	the ikea's pretty bad actually so again
18:36	that that's huge if a huge company like
18:39	that's not getting their stuff so if
18:40	you're talking about oil raising you're
18:42	talking about power raising you're
18:43	talking about uh of course the dollar
18:45	falling and then you also have supplies
18:48	totally out
18:50	we are we are not even to the disaster
18:52	yet
18:54	people have to wake up like people need
18:56	to get uh stuff together before it gets
18:59	really bad and now even the people that
19:02	were saying all of this was uh fear porn
19:04	a year two years ago even before
19:07	i reported on this and i told four
19:09	months before uh the cv happened i if
19:12	you followed me through that time or if
19:14	you're new i went to the first patient
19:17	who was here in my state i went to that
19:19	hospital and i i was there covering it
19:22	and i said i'm here covering this thing
19:24	nobody at that point knew how big this
19:26	was going to be
19:27	i said that they were expecting a huge
19:30	event and i mean uh specifically a pan
19:34	and a dam
19:35	and an ick right so we we saw the that w
19:40	the h and the o actually put out
19:42	documents and charts
19:44	saying that there were there was an
19:47	expected uh pan them
19:50	right
19:51	they they showed us and they even showed
19:53	us how it would affect the world long
19:54	term and guess what we're not nowhere
19:56	close to what they say is going to
19:57	happen
19:59	so people need to get their stuff
20:00	together even even the people that were
20:02	uh you know skeptics then
20:05	most of them are secretly grabbing extra
20:06	water and extra food
20:08	so be prepared
20:10	and then of course just add to it bacon
20:12	prices have reached record levels here's
20:14	why they might not go down anytime soon
20:17	it says and hankering for pork chops is
20:19	costing you about seven percent more
20:21	than 12 months ago the average price of
20:23	that slab of bacon is to accompany the
20:25	sunday morning
20:27	uh
20:28	spread
20:29	has jumped nearly 28
20:32	during the last 12 months it says
20:34	inflation-adjusted consumer price index
20:36	data's show it says the supply chain
20:39	issues and the infla inflationary uh
20:41	pressures that have become all too
20:42	common in these
20:44	times
20:45	certainly have played their role in the
20:46	park pork price hikes alongside the slew
20:50	of industry specific influence president
20:53	jb administration for its part believe
20:56	prices are high because a couple of
20:58	large companies control the majority of
20:59	what the market share is and has
21:02	outlined plans to level the playing
21:04	field
21:05	dex is he saying he's going to like
21:07	knock down a few of these big companies
21:10	or something or add more or what
21:12	what does that mean
21:13	it certainly sounds like it i think the
21:15	stat is something like uh 60 of all of
21:18	the pork is run by like four companies
21:20	uh here in america but you know there's
21:22	a lot of other things that go into this
21:23	you know
21:24	um if you remember last year everybody
21:26	had a run on freezers and so a lot of
21:28	people bought a lot of meat and started
21:30	storing it um so there was you know
21:32	demand has been high and that demand
21:34	continued and that demands on the retail
21:36	side not in so much the um the
21:38	restaurant side because that hasn't
21:40	didn't you know come back as quickly and
21:42	it while it is it's just not not the
21:45	same but you know we're seeing so much
21:47	more demand and i think that they're
21:48	estimating that we'll end this year
21:51	about two percent less production than
21:53	we did last year for pork so if you
21:56	think about that if the demand is higher
21:58	and you're going to actually produce
21:59	less then prices are still going to
22:01	naturally be higher just because it's
22:03	going to have to go up
22:05	so there's a combination of a lot of
22:06	things whether it's you know there's
22:08	also global
22:11	flus that affect uh hogs that are
22:13	happening they don't they haven't hit
22:14	america if they did that'd be a really
22:16	bad thing but they have hit other places
22:18	in china and in
22:19	other parts of the world which does
22:21	affect the supply and we export so if
22:24	their demand
22:25	is high and they're losing uh animals
22:28	then they're obviously going to be
22:28	buying more or willing to pay more right
22:31	which will drive our prices up so all of
22:33	these things are sort of compounding on
22:35	to this issue and it's not just pork
22:37	it's a lot of things but pork's a really
22:38	good example and i know it all too well
22:40	because i used to buy pork bellies and
22:41	i'd refuse to buy them anymore because
22:43	they're so expensive now
22:45	i used to make my own bacon but
22:47	uh yeah this is um this is a very good
22:50	article if you want to read a lot of the
22:52	details about like what are the
22:53	different factors that have gone into
22:55	this you know the fact that they threw
22:57	away millions of meat when the plants
22:59	shut down you know that couldn't be
23:00	processed and things like that all of
23:02	that stuff just sort of contributed to
23:04	this large
23:05	you know
23:06	issue of having the prices go up and now
23:09	you know it's not easy for them to go
23:10	back down if you're a retailer and
23:12	you're selling you know pork at this
23:13	higher price you're not quick to just
23:15	drop the price back down
23:17	and at the same time you know if you're
23:19	these conglomerates that are managing
23:21	you know
23:22	60 of the market you're not also
23:24	necessarily in a position to just want
23:27	to drop the prices right back down
23:29	either so there's a lot of factors at
23:30	play here
23:32	well so and we've shown you so many
23:35	other examples it's like it dex said
23:37	it's not just banking it's uh pretty
23:39	much
23:40	anything you can think of that is kind
23:42	of an essential right now uh your milk
23:45	your dairy all of the kind of stuff that
23:47	pretty much every household has in the
23:49	fridge at any time orange juice
23:51	any kind of fruit vegetable any kind of
23:54	export import
23:56	everything and anything is is up so i
23:58	mean it's kind of a doomy thing but i
24:00	mean this is where we're at this is why
24:02	people prep i do want to say thank you
24:05	to franny cascadia says kilauea volcano
24:08	is erupting uh we will check on that it
24:10	says it went from yellow orange red
24:12	alert to erupting in one hour and a half
24:16	go to twitter usgs to see uh dex if we
24:19	can load that um
24:21	that is uh that's
24:23	so
24:24	by the way we had uh 25 as of the
24:27	filming of the the episode a couple days
24:30	ago 25 volcanoes around the world were
24:32	erupting and it seemed like though it
24:35	was
24:36	something is moving inside the earth
24:38	something is going on right uh more than
24:40	usual
24:41	i don't know i i you know i'm not an
24:43	expert in that field but one thing that
24:45	i i do know is like i said the other day
24:48	somebody said uh when i posted the 11
24:51	year uh 11
24:52	hour old story on how this uh la palma
24:56	uh erupted somebody said oh that's no
25:00	not really a big deal it was a minor
25:01	eruption and it was 11 hours ago it's
25:04	not a
25:05	singular event it doesn't happen in 10
25:07	minutes and then it's over it's not like
25:09	it pops its cork and then hey
25:12	see you later good thing we missed that
25:13	one
25:14	uh the average eruption lasts 10 years
25:18	so kilauea kind of did pop its cork
25:21	before a few months ago or a year ago
25:25	however long it was it's going to
25:26	continue to go it could go again it
25:28	could go big
25:30	it could really screw up the hawaiian
25:32	islands
25:34	you know we haven't seen a massive one
25:36	near uh society
25:38	at least you know one that is in the
25:41	western world and and that has really
25:43	wiped out a lot of people
25:46	i'm hoping never to see something like
25:47	mount rainier or or
25:50	any of the ones here go off you know
25:52	there's tons of them if you look at the
25:54	west coast the ring of fire is insane
25:57	it's all loaded everywhere you go
25:59	there's just a volcano volcano volcano
26:01	it's almost like uh in the ring of fire
26:04	that or especially on the west coast
26:06	there's not many places you can go
26:07	without being near a volcano i don't
26:10	know if uh most people know that
26:12	uh black and blue two two five thanks
26:14	for subscribing uh but frannie we will
26:16	we will make sure to uh update anything
26:19	that's going on uh and then i know that
26:21	dex is already on it uh granny c thank
26:24	you so much for your support tonight i
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26:27	independent uh again ho operator says
26:31	has anyone looked at john mcafee data
26:33	dump that started this morning
26:35	so also going to update you on that as
26:37	well uh we will most likely a lot of
26:39	that might end up on the web only
26:42	i wonder if that was a kill switch or
26:44	something something that happened that
26:46	flipped on
26:48	but again i don't know as much i only
26:50	found out about it about two hours ago
26:52	and then alphabet soup conducting a
26:54	major larp counter-t and active
26:58	bang bang exercise called operation
27:01	thunder struck this weekend in
27:03	kentuckiana
27:05	i again gunpowder if you have links
27:08	tweet them to me on at marfoogle
27:11	and then lola cafe thank you
27:13	um
27:15	dex uh well you check on that i'm gonna
27:17	play a
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30:52	thank you speaking of that amanda
30:54	pontano says how can they use our tax
30:58	dollars to change scranton expressway to
31:01	president jb expressway in pa we don't
31:05	want it i'll send some pics of how
31:06	people deal with that lol
31:09	scranton expressway is this is this uh
31:11	ohio i i don't know if is that where
31:14	scranton is i believe
31:15	isn't that where the office is like you
31:18	know the office is uh
31:19	staged in or something
31:21	either way uh thank you everybody that
31:23	has already gone over and done
31:25	is it pencil okay never mind
31:27	pennsylvania so is that is that where
31:28	the office is set it's where
31:31	it's where he was born and lived for a
31:34	few months i think
31:36	oh wow i did not know that uh and then
31:39	we have the backlog of cargo ships at
31:42	the port of la reaches boiling point uh
31:46	this is a
31:48	this is pretty huge as far as everything
31:51	that is going on here let me pull this
31:52	up real quick
31:55	let's see
31:59	and
32:01	yeah and so this is a different stat
32:03	adam that we've seen before like that my
32:05	name is tom holman i'm the former arts
32:06	director and president sorry guys uh
32:09	what was that it was a different style
32:10	this is a different stat statistic than
32:12	we've seen before you know typically
32:14	we've talked about you know 40 ships 50
32:16	ships
32:17	70 ship 76 ships or something like that
32:20	was the last time we reported now
32:21	they're estimating how many containers
32:23	which is kind of interesting because
32:24	we've we'd asked like how many
32:25	containers on our ship and of course
32:26	it's all varies depending on how much
32:28	weight is in each container and what
32:29	size ship they are but they're
32:31	estimating it's basically about 500 000
32:33	containers
32:35	are sitting
32:36	on the ships outside of southern
32:38	california coast which is just that's a
32:40	lot okay so about it so
32:43	by the way these are average on average
32:45	uh i believe they're 40-yard containers
32:48	or longer they might be bigger than 40
32:50	yards actually
32:51	uh i don't know what the largest size is
32:53	if somebody knows that you can drop it
32:54	in the chat again there are a ton of
32:58	people here at least it looks like 4 000
33:00	over on youtube and
33:02	who knows over on d live
33:04	again
33:05	crazy crazy numbers uh think about that
33:09	five hundred thousand of these things uh
33:11	just like three or four or e
33:13	even two of these is the size of a house
33:16	so you basically almost have uh 250 000
33:19	houses sitting out in the water uh that
33:22	you know are basically full of stuff
33:24	that we could be using right now
33:26	that is absolutely insane to me i don't
33:29	understand this
33:30	how are they not even if they're they
33:32	have a shortage and people are working
33:34	overtime and they're understaffed uh
33:37	they don't have crane operators how in
33:39	the hell is this not you know how how
33:41	did they not fix this how do they not
33:43	get temp workers in there uh to speed it
33:45	up or something
33:47	with all the money that's being thrown
33:48	around if you know the answer to that
33:50	question please put it in the comments
33:52	down below
33:53	let me just read a part of this it says
33:58	it says an estimated 500 000 containers
34:02	are sitting on cargo ships off of the
34:04	southern california coast
34:06	many are wondering how to handle the
34:08	backlog few are fro are more frustrated
34:11	about the backlog at the port of los
34:12	angeles and at long beach than truck
34:15	drivers in the chaos they say that the
34:17	trucker shortage is not the problem
34:19	instead
34:20	the port needs to speed up wait times
34:22	and have more dock help ready to offload
34:25	this is exactly what i'm saying like get
34:27	some temp workers go to freaking labor
34:29	ready get some homeless dudes to sit
34:31	there and do whatever
34:33	i did it
34:34	like i would do this if i was uh doing
34:36	temp work it says i've got friends right
34:39	now that are in line from nine o'clock
34:41	in the morning and they can't pull the
34:43	load yet said truck driver walter
34:45	martinez the people inside they get paid
34:48	by the hour but not the drivers some
34:51	blame outdated infrastructure importers
34:53	with nowhere to store the containers and
34:56	dock help not keeping up with demand
34:58	that's bs
35:00	that is total bs it says last night i
35:03	was here from eight o'clock to three in
35:04	the morning they kicked me out because
35:06	uh they leave at three o'clock
35:09	there's one crane for 60 trucks and it's
35:12	ridiculous they have two other cranes
35:15	sitting jean soroka the
35:18	executive director of the port of los
35:19	angeles said that he has just started a
35:22	new program called accelerate cargo
35:25	la
35:27	it says and he's asking for the federal
35:28	reserve system to step in and help
35:33	i'm just blown away by this
35:36	how you know this is this is hurting
35:38	businesses like i said by the hour
35:40	businesses are now going bankrupt
35:43	because of this screw-up
35:45	uh just as bad you know people the the
35:47	media is going after jb for the the
35:50	border and going after him for you know
35:52	uh this foreign debacle in afghan
35:56	why are they not going after them for
35:58	this like why why aren't the why isn't
36:00	the government
36:02	you know uh why haven't they fixed this
36:05	like this is crazy
36:08	something is wrong here
36:10	do you think that there is something
36:11	wrong here press one for there's
36:13	something wrong two
36:15	for you don't know and three uh
36:17	for you don't think that you think this
36:19	is normal
36:21	this is just absurd
36:28	i think that uh honestly we are
36:31	we are going to see such a
36:33	collapse
36:34	it's not even funny
36:36	so i hope that people understand that
36:39	you know what we're trying to
36:40	communicate here is that we can all make
36:42	it there's no reason to be afraid of
36:44	what is to come
36:46	if you are prepared
36:47	both mentally and physically and
36:49	spiritually
36:51	i guess that would be all three right
36:56	let's see darth v kick em while they are
36:58	down engineered says darth v
37:02	i think deborah is saying that this is
37:04	aliens
37:05	obama gave the port of l.a to who
37:08	who runs the port of la that's a good
37:10	question hey dex do you know uh who runs
37:13	the uh port of la
37:16	is this this is i think this might be a
37:18	hard one
37:20	do you know dex
37:22	it's um
37:27	if you know adam you tell me
37:31	china
37:35	or they at least uh have a big chunk of
37:38	it uh controlled
37:40	look at these containers look at the uh
37:42	what's in common yang ming
37:45	all of these companies right here
37:47	a ton of these are coming from china
37:51	in fact look china shipping
37:54	all of these
37:55	almost all of them are from china or
37:57	from malaysia or from asia
38:02	it's unbelievable
38:06	all from china says patrick hunman nikki
38:09	nebula says none of those containers are
38:11	being shipped back
38:14	so okay so
38:17	just that that statement right there
38:18	none of them are being shipped back okay
38:20	cynthia says evergreen
38:22	this isn't because of that ship that
38:24	stopped for four days
38:26	uh this is not because of the
38:29	uh what was that straight um the strait
38:32	of hormuz this is not because of that if
38:35	it was
38:36	uh suez thank you thank you sorry about
38:38	that hormuz is the one that will have
38:40	the fantastic freddie in at some point
38:42	i'm sure
38:44	uh but as far as we're not sending them
38:46	back that would be a creepy statement if
38:48	that was true
38:50	one thing that i have pointed out is
38:51	china has basically cut uh everything
38:54	western world out what if we're not
38:56	getting anything from china what if they
38:58	haven't told us that just everything
39:01	just stopped from china period
39:03	what if we're getting the last of what
39:05	was headed its way
39:07	and maybe they are trying to to hold
39:09	that because they know we're not getting
39:11	any
39:12	more have you thought about that dex
39:15	look at everything that's just dried up
39:17	all of a sudden uh within a matter of
39:19	weeks china cut out every
39:21	english-speaking school which is
39:23	essentially basically the only reason
39:25	that any foreigner was able to stay in
39:27	china was to teach english
39:30	or if they're a specialist so say like a
39:32	doctor or something else you cannot get
39:35	a job in china as a janitor or as a
39:37	construction worker those jobs are
39:39	reserved for the people of china you
39:42	can't do it as a foreigner you can't own
39:44	a business without having a chinese
39:46	partner that actually owns it and by the
39:48	way those chinese partners don't even
39:50	own the land that it's on i believe
39:51	they're not even i i don't think that
39:53	they
39:54	i don't know how that works but i i
39:56	don't think a foreigner can even own
39:58	land there or anything else
40:00	you can have you have these like special
40:02	deals right
40:03	if you want to correct me on that i
40:05	could be wrong on as far as uh owning
40:07	with a partner i believe you have to
40:09	have a business partner in china
40:13	maybe that's only in english speaking
40:14	but
40:15	again
40:17	what they just did is
40:19	on top of the propaganda people say oh
40:22	it's just propaganda
40:23	as far as them banning effeminate men
40:25	and banning any kind of television or
40:28	entertainment where someone is idolized
40:31	that the chinese government does not
40:33	want its chinese people idolizing anyone
40:36	anyone outside of china they don't even
40:39	want their own chinese superstars the
40:41	the the woman who was a superstar there
40:44	uh they basically uh silenced her on the
40:47	internet they silenced several people
40:49	they basically deleted them from their
40:52	intranet so you can no longer find these
40:54	people
40:55	because they don't want that anymore
40:57	they want you to look up to the
40:58	government and only the government
41:01	on top of that everything that has been
41:05	transpiring over there as far as
41:07	converting all of their civilian ships
41:09	to to basically drop ships
41:12	and then you of course have uh
41:14	you know everybody trying to make it
41:16	look like everything is still fine even
41:18	elon musk i don't know if he's playing a
41:20	part for the government trying to to to
41:23	calm nerves
41:24	but he's saying oh no we're going to
41:26	continue to do business in in china why
41:28	is he even saying that
41:30	oh yeah no we're going to continue to
41:32	invest over there and no china is going
41:34	to be right there
41:35	when
41:36	almost anybody even uh what is it warren
41:39	buffett i think maybe no no i'm sorry it
41:41	was soros
41:43	george even said it was a horrible and
41:46	absolutely huge mistake to invest
41:49	anything over there right now
41:51	and he even called it a national
41:52	security matter
41:54	so what is that supposed to mean
41:56	and on august 29th china put out an
41:59	article saying
42:00	that the usa was behind all of this
42:04	world event
42:05	and that it was created in a base here
42:08	so people go hahaha that's funny because
42:10	we're saying the same thing right
42:14	but what's not funny is that they just
42:16	told every citizen through their uh
42:19	taken as gospel uh mouthpieces that we
42:23	are the enemy
42:25	that we are the reason that they are
42:27	being held down that we are the reason
42:30	for everything bad in the world
42:33	so whether it's true or not
42:35	uh doesn't really matter in the in the
42:37	way of that it is
42:39	definitely bad
42:42	so they are preparing mentally
42:44	physically uh militarily
42:47	to do something huge
42:49	and as far as all of this they could say
42:52	oh yeah it's just a shortage because of
42:54	uh the the suez right or it's a shortage
42:57	because of drivers because you know you
43:00	have to have this uh certain status or
43:02	whatever else
43:04	meanwhile every state almost every state
43:07	that i see has national guard filling in
43:09	for nurses for drivers even school bus
43:13	drivers
43:15	with that really creeps me out the
43:16	school bus driving thing that creeps me
43:19	out because
43:21	any uh apocalyptic movie you've ever
43:23	seen shows school bus buses being used
43:25	by the military
43:27	to cart people out or to evacuate or to
43:30	get people out of the danger zone
43:33	but military is now replacing almost
43:35	every job that is now empty uh now we
43:38	have state troopers across the country
43:41	leaving and quitting
43:42	because they don't want to do a certain
43:43	thing
43:45	guess who's going to replace them so
43:48	somehow we are able to put military all
43:51	over the country and nobody is really
43:53	saying hey
43:54	could this be for something else like
43:56	maybe uh
43:57	maybe we're actually posting up military
43:59	in every state
44:01	because something's about to happen
44:03	meanwhile we are actually
44:04	drilling
44:06	landing
44:08	a-10 warthogs and other ships a huge
44:11	what was the other one hercules or not
44:13	hercules the other big one
44:16	c-130s
44:17	landing those on highways same with
44:20	taiwan they're doing the same thing why
44:22	do you do that well that's because your
44:25	airstrip has been you know boomed it's
44:27	been destroyed so you have to use what
44:30	you have in the u.s we have highways
44:32	same with the uk all these other places
44:34	the only way you would use a highway for
44:36	this is if your bases and your airstrips
44:38	got knocked down
44:41	at the very same time we've been
44:43	drilling for three years
44:45	basically doing everything in the dark
44:47	doing everything without gps and now
44:50	they have confirmed that china and
44:51	russia through the dod have confirmed of
44:54	direct
44:56	energy
44:58	and that they are working on emp all of
45:01	this other stuff to knock out all of our
45:03	satellites everything else
45:10	on top of all of this
45:13	we have everything that has been going
45:15	down in every other country military has
45:19	basically all but taken over in
45:20	australia which again most people
45:22	thought that australia would actually be
45:25	physically confronting china before we
45:27	would
45:30	so somehow military just
45:32	took over the entire country dex i think
45:35	i'm missing something too there was
45:37	another big thing that oh yeah tonight
45:39	we're going to show you they just
45:40	deployed uh almost at least 17 possibly
45:44	more than 20
45:46	refuelers these huge ships
45:50	and they're drilling for something
45:51	they're drilling for flying up in the
45:52	air and refueling jets
45:57	so pretty pretty trippy stuff
46:00	it's starting to be very obvious but of
46:02	course mainstream and everything else is
46:04	just gonna say business as usual
46:07	but why is ever all why are all of these
46:09	things happening at the same time
46:14	a lot of people think that china just
46:16	declared war with the us when they did
46:19	that piece on the 29th
46:22	uh people have taken it as gospel in
46:24	china it's a big deal
46:26	so
46:27	australia was taken over by the mm-hmm
46:30	oh yes something is wrong his son says
46:32	on the gulf are amazing uh michael e god
46:35	will destroy uh let's see rohan in
46:38	michigan can't have a job unless you are
46:40	j hay burrs and try to be careful guys
46:43	just so uh
46:45	we don't get uh
46:46	it would really suck if they took away
46:48	our ability to uh have things down there
46:51	right
46:52	we were at war with our gov wide awake
46:55	and angry android architect uh it did
46:58	declare or today android
47:03	we'll talk about that here in a second
47:05	and then lola cafe thank you so much for
47:07	your support global impact says the
47:09	guard can't unload ships but can step
47:12	into medical positions to push the
47:15	[Music]
47:16	i don't know there's something something
47:18	something bigger is going on here nestor
47:20	ojeda says hey adam funny how new york
47:23	is using national guard to supplant
47:26	perfectly capable
47:28	workers and california isn't doing the
47:31	same to rent shortages
47:33	uh what is this due to
47:37	the port debacle
47:42	sorry it keeps scrolling up so i can
47:44	only see half the word hold on
47:49	yeah it says uh
47:52	yeah so
47:54	so they are
47:55	they're replacing that why have they not
47:57	used national guard that's a really good
47:59	point so nestor ojeda says why haven't
48:02	they
48:03	brought in
48:04	you know some of these hundreds or
48:06	thousands of national guard to fix this
48:08	port situation
48:12	maybe there's maybe there's not much to
48:13	unload who knows after those ships are
48:15	gone is there any anything more coming
48:19	uh
48:20	illinois's man dies of rabies after
48:23	waking up with a bat on his neck first
48:25	human case
48:27	in the state since 1954.
48:32	dex do you want to talk about this okay
48:33	this is just absolutely creepy so
48:36	imagine waking up
48:38	and there's a bat like eating your neck
48:42	that would just creep me out and that's
48:44	what happened here this man found a bat
48:46	on his neck and uh when he woke up
48:49	and
48:50	now i guess he's unfortunately deceased
48:53	from uh rabies which he caught from the
48:55	bat so
48:56	kind of a crazy story in the sense that
48:58	you know it's really rare that you hear
48:59	about you know rabies uh infections in
49:01	people um because they just don't happen
49:03	that often it usually takes some sort of
49:06	you know rabid animal
49:07	and a bite uh to get all that to
49:09	actually happen and we've done a pretty
49:11	good job you know trying to control
49:13	rabies especially with pets you know uh
49:16	domestic animals are all you know they
49:18	have uh a system for that
49:21	uh that we can't say that word because
49:23	it's like
49:25	other systems that are out there but
49:26	yeah so this is just kind of absolutely
49:28	crazy because you don't hear this much
49:29	so to for a guy to wake up with a bat on
49:32	him and then boom
49:33	you know he uh passes with rabies that's
49:36	kind of crazy
49:38	it's um
49:41	as far as the bat they're creepy in
49:43	general but one feeding i can't believe
49:45	that the guy died like did he not go to
49:47	the hospital it says illinois has
49:49	recorded first human case of rabies
49:51	since 1954 state and suburban public
49:54	officials say on tuesday a resident in
49:56	north suburban lake county in his in his
49:59	80s woke up one day last month and found
50:01	a bat on his neck the illness department
50:03	of public health said how did he this
50:05	guy must have been some kind of uh he
50:07	was like really napping hard if he
50:09	didn't feel like initially poke and just
50:11	get it right off but
50:14	it looks like from what they said it was
50:16	like feeding there while he was sleeping
50:18	and like how do you not feel that
50:20	but i guess i've seen some i've seen
50:22	some older guys that are just kind of a
50:24	little bit out of it
50:25	uh in fact i've maybe it was dracula
50:29	yeah
50:30	well i i i
50:32	i know that there are some some older
50:34	guys that are just so out of it they you
50:36	know they don't even know where they are
50:38	you know they need lists uh of what to
50:40	do every day um
50:43	you usually need to call you know a lid
50:45	on things by noon the bat was captured
50:47	and tested positive for rabies doctors
50:49	advised the man to begin treatment but
50:51	he declined that's so stupid the guy uh
50:53	but maybe you know
50:55	that's his free free uh free will right
50:58	there he declined it
51:01	it's sad uh but you know he had the
51:03	right to do that
51:07	oh
51:08	no thank you
51:11	if you had that on your neck uh
51:13	they're actually kind of cute when you
51:15	take away the body and the creepy claws
51:18	and
51:19	wings and
51:20	if they don't open their mouth
51:23	and you don't have a reflection off
51:25	their eyes
51:27	and they're not hanging upside down like
51:29	why do they even do that
51:31	can't you just like
51:33	can't you just sit on a you know can't
51:35	you just perch like other animals just
51:38	perch
51:41	northern star weird is this a joke no
51:43	that's real
51:46	that is real somebody died of rabies for
51:48	the first time since 1954.
51:52	bansalam police warned parents to be on
51:55	alert during halloween for possible
51:57	cannabis candies this is just dumb
52:00	um
52:02	it says that pennsylvania while
52:03	halloween may be a month away police are
52:05	warning parents to take a good hard look
52:07	at their child's candy unfortunately
52:09	there's a lot of sick and evil people
52:10	out there in this world we live in okay
52:12	i'm not even i don't even want to pass
52:13	this on uh this is something that's out
52:16	there but um
52:18	no as far as the stories
52:19	come on this is stupid this is like the
52:22	razor blade in the apple did you know
52:24	that was a myth that was a urban myth
52:27	yeah we heard that when i was a kid too
52:29	and everybody was like oh check your
52:31	apples get razor blades on them the
52:33	worst thing that's going to happen is
52:35	they're not going to have halloween
52:36	candy the next day
52:39	just kidding
52:41	i don't think somebody's really going to
52:42	do this and you know they always do that
52:45	they always say this but
52:47	okay they're just trying to make people
52:49	evil and distract people with one more
52:51	thing to worry about or talk about at
52:53	the
52:53	uh the water cooler other than what
52:55	they're actually doing
52:57	right
52:58	everybody at work is gonna go hey did
53:00	you hear they're putting tea tea and
53:03	the children the candies
53:05	now people are so paranoid it's like
53:07	everybody has to walk behind their kids
53:10	it's literally like you know it's just
53:12	not like it used to be we used to go out
53:15	and we would do it until like 11 we
53:17	would wake people up
53:18	we didn't care if their lights were off
53:19	we'd knock knock knock they would you'd
53:21	see him you know light on light on light
53:24	on come to the door wow it's 11.
53:26	candy you know by ourselves that's how
53:29	it was
53:30	you could go out all night and you that
53:32	was halloween man
53:34	now it's like you're afraid of razor
53:36	blades and thc candy and crack cocaine
53:42	come on
53:43	oh and weirdos clowns whatever else
53:49	somebody said 20 milligrams each
53:52	yeah tricked out treats
53:55	i'm sure we could come up with some puns
53:57	for that one
53:58	uh it was a real treat when you got a
54:00	full-sized candy bar
54:03	well i guess uh lingo said yeah but if
54:05	if now if the if the people handing you
54:08	that full-size candy bar uh hand that to
54:10	you and say only eat a quarter at a time
54:12	otherwise
54:13	you'd be way too far out man
54:19	yeah i heard they're starting earlier
54:20	this year around 4 20.
54:25	yeah
54:27	that's good
54:29	trillion dollar coin washington eye
54:32	solution to budget impasse
54:35	what is this all about dex okay
54:37	so
54:38	there there's actually a loophole in the
54:40	system
54:42	that would allow um the
54:44	uh i guess it's the president to ask the
54:47	treasury to create a
54:49	point and put a nomination on it of any
54:52	amount he wants so and literally he
54:54	could say
54:55	um
54:56	hey treasury secretary i need you to
54:57	mint a trillion dollar coin
55:00	just meant one of them label it as a
55:02	trillion dollars and then we're going to
55:03	deposit that into the federal reserve
55:05	and then we can now have and use that
55:07	just like printing money right we'll
55:09	just make a trillion dollar coin and we
55:11	can deposit it and then we can use that
55:13	to fund everything that we want to do in
55:14	government
55:16	and actually there's a way around it's
55:18	not new it's actually been talked about
55:20	before so they've discussed this back in
55:24	2017 and 2013.
55:26	it has not you know it's sort of a gray
55:29	area but it's actually been discussed as
55:31	options when it comes down to dealing
55:33	with
55:34	you know this looming shutdown that's
55:36	coming if they don't you know resolve
55:38	the debt ceiling and uh coming up with
55:40	the budget and figuring out how we're
55:42	going to fund everything going forward
55:43	right but where does this money come
55:45	from they're they're literally just
55:47	making it out of nothing
55:49	exactly just create a trillion dollar
55:51	coin and boom deposit it
55:54	and would this
55:55	are they being like hypothetical or
55:58	would this be like a bitcoin type thing
56:00	or
56:00	uh is this an actual coin worth a
56:03	trillion dollars like if somebody robbed
56:05	it and said like ha ha i got your
56:06	training back home
56:08	got your trillion
56:10	is that something that could happen i
56:12	know they probably wouldn't have that
56:13	voice but
56:14	it would it would probably be a literal
56:16	coin um it would be minted it has to be
56:19	currency so wow
56:22	i got your million dollars guys imagine
56:32	for some reason i just that's what i
56:34	hear when i
56:36	think of a president
56:41	melissa schuman what is going on you and
56:43	your husband are so awesome thank you
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58:14	um i know that that's no fun
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59:08	all right and then uh dex um in a second
59:12	here we're going to talk about of course
59:13	the 3d tech we're going to be going
59:15	about the deployment of a very very
59:18	specific plane
59:20	uh we are also going to be talking about
59:23	of course nk firing a hypersonic or
59:25	possibly doing so and then we're also
59:28	going to be talking about dianetics
59:29	beats out the iron dome contract uh
59:32	sydney's unv
59:34	warned of social isolation lots of stuff
59:37	happening there and then of course uh
59:40	i don't even want to talk about this one
59:43	i'm not gonna talk about it you guys
59:45	don't even know what's coming
59:47	not
59:48	not in a good way
59:51	so not in a good way
59:53	okay um
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61:20	uh dex let's talk about this 3d tech
61:23	that ground uh that brings faces of 200
61:27	year old egyptian mummies back to life
61:32	wow yeah so what they have done is
61:34	they've actually started to use dna
61:36	you know they they've had some
61:38	experiments they've done in the past
61:39	using you know analyzing dna from you
61:42	know mummies and things like that but
61:43	now what they're doing is taking this
61:46	dna and using um
61:48	new algorithms where they can create 3d
61:51	reconstruction of the faces
61:54	of what these people would have actually
61:55	looked like then there's multiple models
61:57	they'll run them through these different
61:58	models
61:59	and then they'll you know sort of
62:01	merge them together to get the best
62:03	estimation of what
62:05	you know the facial structure of that
62:07	you know
62:08	human based on the dna that they were
62:10	able to extract would look like so this
62:12	is kind of an interesting thing because
62:13	we've never you know outside of you know
62:15	looking at you know a mold or or a
62:18	sculpture or you know sarcophagus or
62:20	whatever the you know
62:22	the um that have been there for these
62:24	different egyptians like these old
62:26	ancient mummies but we don't really know
62:28	what they look like and now with
62:30	technology they're saying that they
62:31	actually think they can create what the
62:33	face looks like not no they're not just
62:35	creating a human this is just a
62:38	a picture you know a computer picture
62:40	but to be able to generate this
62:41	three-dimensional image so that you
62:43	could see what
62:44	potentially that person looked like from
62:47	you know their dna thousands of years
62:49	ago from their dna yeah
62:52	so i guess the way to prove it is if
62:54	they took somebody like my dna took it
62:57	and did this without seeing pictures of
63:01	me and then did it through this that
63:03	would be a trip
63:04	i wonder how accurate this is
63:07	uh that is that is pretty crazy and then
63:10	by the way that title was had a missing
63:12	zero it's 2 000 year old so it's not 200
63:15	year old oh that's funny it's weird it's
63:18	like a couple hundred years ago it's
63:19	weird how some of the conversions on our
63:22	our apps uh do that
63:24	and then uh we have one man's endless
63:26	hunt for a double mean rush in virtual
63:29	reality it says on a recent thursday
63:32	evening in city life community center in
63:33	missoula montana wolf heffelfinger
63:37	is that right wolf
63:40	wolf hefflefinger played laser tag
63:43	wearing a pair of heavy goggles he
63:44	bobbled across the gymnasium firing faux
63:47	laser guns with both hands it was not
63:50	only
63:51	all that different from any other game
63:52	of laser tag except he was playing in
63:54	virtual reality
63:56	he as he and a friend raced around the
63:58	gym he saw himself sprinting down the
64:01	neon lit corridors of a spacecraft so
64:03	did his friend with virtual reality
64:05	goggles strapped over their eyes they
64:08	could not see each other but they could
64:10	chase each other in an imaginary world
64:12	for mr heffelfinger a 48 year old
64:15	musician entrepreneur and free spirit
64:17	the game was another step in a
64:19	decade-long obsession with virtual
64:22	reality since the arrival of the
64:25	seminal oculus headset in 2013 he's
64:28	played games in virtual reality watch
64:29	movies visited distant lands and assume
64:32	new identities
64:33	he says he sees his virtual adventures
64:36	as a relentless search for the dopamine
64:38	rush that comes with the technology
64:40	takes him somewhere new
64:42	it says
64:44	again it says
64:46	he has put many headsets on his shelf
64:48	where they have sat for months but when
64:50	advances arrive he leaps back in mr
64:53	hufflefinger's on and off preoccupation
64:55	synchronizes with the tech industry's on
64:57	and off affair with virtual reality
64:59	investing billions in a concept that has
65:02	for several years appeared just a few
65:04	steps from going mainstream without
65:06	quite getting there now virtual reality
65:09	technology may be another step closer to
65:12	a mass market with facebook's marketberg
65:15	and other well-known executives
65:17	heralding the arrival of the
65:19	metaverse a digital world where people
65:22	can communicate virtual virtual reality
65:24	or via virtual reality and other new yet
65:27	to be invented technologies and repeated
65:30	rumors that apple will jump into the mix
65:33	so
65:34	dex what i'm assuming is they're making
65:37	this environment for anybody to put
65:39	these goggles on uh like the oculus i uh
65:44	uh like the hive like the htc hive and
65:47	all of these others uh they are making
65:50	this kind of environment where they can
65:52	put it on and then go into kind of a
65:55	real world
65:56	uh sandbox environment with millions of
66:00	people
66:01	is that what i'm picking up from this is
66:03	it well yeah and that and and what we're
66:05	looking at here is this notion that we
66:08	as humans are going to enjoy life better
66:12	in a virtual world than in our real
66:14	world right and and that's what we're
66:16	seeing here in like this example
66:19	with uh heflinger
66:21	is you know his he's talking about how
66:23	much he enjoys and gets you know a
66:25	dopamine rush of you know going into
66:27	these virtual worlds and literally being
66:29	immersed in it as a you know not just
66:32	like the old days of playing a role
66:33	player game or immersing yourself in
66:35	some sort of game
66:36	this is you know you're putting on
66:38	goggles and you're really taking on uh
66:40	you know a full-on three-dimensional you
66:42	know virtual reality right
66:45	and so
66:46	this is one of the evolutions we're
66:47	going to continue to see and yeah it has
66:49	taken a while it has slowly progressed
66:52	uh but you know when you watch science
66:54	fiction movies you see you know these
66:56	rooms and people walk in and boom it's
66:57	all of a sudden a virtual world and they
66:59	can you know feel or act like they're
67:01	anywhere
67:02	and you know there may come the day
67:03	where this isn't even done with a goggle
67:05	it's done with the you know a plug in
67:07	the back of your head
67:09	uh where you're only plugged into the
67:11	system like neural ink right and all of
67:13	a sudden you go off into a virtual world
67:15	if you so choose or if they so choose to
67:17	put you there right
67:18	um so that's kind of uh it's kind of a
67:20	scary thing when you think about it i
67:21	mean sure there's some fun involved and
67:23	playing laser tag may be fun without
67:25	having to actually run around you could
67:26	just stand still but no no or um by the
67:29	way or oculus you can with the quest go
67:32	uh you actually move so they like they
67:35	said you can be in a gymnasium and
67:38	actually run and you set these
67:40	parameters so it actually shows you kind
67:43	of a virtual layout of where you know
67:46	where the walls are so if you run within
67:48	five feet of that wall it shows you that
67:50	you're close so people can actually run
67:52	around in open spaces with the
67:55	quest and other headsets it's really
67:58	trippy if if you haven't tried it yet
68:00	dex i
68:01	highly recommend going over to
68:02	somebody's house that has it because
68:04	well that was the other thing that it's
68:05	crazy was it that he's going to a
68:07	community center and on one floor
68:09	they're playing
68:10	you know laser tag and on another floor
68:12	they're playing paintball but it's all
68:13	virtual right so i didn't even know that
68:15	that exactly i mean i knew that the
68:17	goggles existed i knew the technology
68:19	was there i've seen them before but i've
68:20	not i've never really immersed myself
68:21	into it but
68:23	i didn't realize there's you know this
68:24	is now a thing you go somewhere and you
68:26	can actually do this well when you see
68:28	the
68:28	if you see the image that we have here
68:30	uh right here
68:33	for somebody who doesn't know how this
68:35	kind of
68:36	gives you a reality outside of it um it
68:39	it has cameras so those two dots on the
68:42	front and then the two dots on the top
68:44	um it actually helps with the gyrometers
68:47	or you know gyroscopes or whatever is
68:49	inside of it uh that helps judge how
68:52	it's moving and if you're looking up
68:54	down wherever but it also is their their
68:56	actual video cameras uh
68:58	video videoing everything around you in
69:01	the real life so most of them you can
69:03	actually go in and and
69:06	turn on pass-through which means you can
69:08	see what's outside of the goggles in a
69:10	black and white kind of picture thing uh
69:12	you actually map before you start where
69:15	everything is so if there's furniture
69:17	you can map around it
69:19	you can even make a very specific shape
69:21	if you have to walk around a table it's
69:23	super weird uh dex if you haven't tried
69:26	it i would definitely try somebody
69:27	else's for oculus you have to have
69:30	facebook i didn't do oculus because of
69:32	the facebook thing
69:34	um and then
69:36	uh my friend who did do it he ended up
69:38	using his uh cousin's facebook to sign
69:41	up for it because they did you are
69:43	forced to sign up for it and guess what
69:45	i bet you apple and all these other
69:47	things it's going to force you that's
69:49	the thing to get the new oculus to do
69:52	this kind of technology you have to sign
69:54	up for facebook
69:56	that's
69:57	that's incredible a lot of people will
69:59	really push back on that but it doesn't
70:00	matter that then don't play our headset
70:03	that's what they said
70:05	dianetics beat out iron dome for
70:09	237 million dollar army missile defense
70:12	contract dianetics won a prototype
70:14	contract to produce the army's indirect
70:16	fire protection capability dynetics
70:19	dynetic's enduring shield system
70:21	officially beat out a variant of
70:23	israeli's famous iron dome capability
70:25	for a new u.s army contract the first
70:28	such win for the leados subsidiary's new
70:31	system the 237 million dollar contract
70:34	to develop a cruise missile interceptor
70:37	for the army's indirect fires protection
70:39	capability was announced on late
70:41	september 24th dynetics will deliver uh
70:45	16 launcher prototypes 60 fieldable
70:48	intersta interceptor prototypes and all
70:51	up round magazines
70:53	uh under the two and a half year
70:56	contract uh
70:58	really really crazy stuff here um
71:02	in a two and a half year contract that's
71:05	pretty fast
71:07	especially considering you know what is
71:09	going on right now
71:10	dex do you find that that uh time frame
71:13	kind of short
71:15	well yeah it certainly is and and they
71:17	beat out raytheon who you know we know
71:19	does a lot of this work
71:21	so beating them out and beating out the
71:24	you know the famous iron dome is kind of
71:26	a big deal i i don't you know this is
71:28	just one of many applications for
71:32	uh these types of defense systems um so
71:35	you know don't don't take this as oh the
71:37	you know this one thing took out the
71:39	iron dome no it's just one
71:41	specific thing that they're not going to
71:42	use it for instead they'll use this
71:44	system or at least develop the system
71:46	for it
71:47	uh but yeah there's um
71:49	the the timing is very interesting
71:51	that's obviously being rushed to market
71:54	or you know to the field so to speak uh
71:57	very quickly
71:59	that's why i believe it we're we're very
72:02	close
72:03	uh to something
72:05	you know
72:06	closer than farther if you look at the
72:07	timeline this is something that's been
72:09	prepared for for years and years if not
72:12	decades
72:13	uh let's see here um
72:17	by the way philly irish lass thank you
72:20	so much for your support of tonight's
72:22	show with a super sticker i appreciate
72:24	that
72:25	a cute one at that and then kayleen
72:28	thank you as well for the super sticker
72:29	20 super sticker for both of you thank
72:31	you so much thanks for supporting us
72:33	guys uh ebren goode says chemical spill
72:36	in portage indiana lake michigan uh dex
72:40	if we could uh pull pull that up and i
72:42	think we covered that last night uh lake
72:44	oh that's right yeah indeed near indiana
72:48	yes that's right um so everyone you can
72:51	actually go to our website um we have uh
72:54	the
72:55	we have more information on our website
72:57	on morefugalnews.com
72:59	that's right why does it say portage
73:01	indiana i thought it was is are you sure
73:03	this isn't a separate leak
73:06	was it lake michigan
73:08	yeah lake michigan's at the north of
73:10	indiana
73:11	okay
73:12	all right yeah it's up there it's safe
73:14	place
73:15	that's right it was the rusty rusty
73:18	looking water that nobody knows that's
73:20	right that's right
73:22	okay um and
73:25	yeah and they don't know what the call
73:27	why it's the funky and they're testing
73:29	it right
73:31	yeah yeah they're testing it and they
73:32	shut down water supplies for certain
73:34	areas so they can figure out what's
73:35	going on because it's contaminated
73:36	obviously
73:38	oh and i asked everybody if they would
73:39	drink brown water or something oh yeah
73:42	uh jillian's gems thank you so much for
73:45	your support and esther ohida says
73:47	again thank you hey adam funny that
73:49	they're not doing that i agree with you
73:51	on that jillian gems i appreciate you
73:53	and then over on uh d live thank you
73:56	everybody that has popped in so far uh
73:58	snowboard i love jesus forever scooby
74:00	doo do right we've got d frustrated says
74:03	yt
74:04	i was going to leave uh wino
74:07	d live god wins uh defrustrated says
74:10	eight
74:11	be prepared please sht
74:14	is going down red october pray
74:18	and then china is taking our kids
74:22	quickly please wake up
74:25	i don't know if they're taking they're
74:26	taking that i'm sure that there's a good
74:28	chunk of them
74:29	getting their brains taken by tick tock
74:32	and all these others
74:33	original throck thank you for just
74:35	following uh thank you all of the new
74:37	people that have followed uh
74:39	let's see
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74:49	tonight and supported
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74:55	thank you for following
74:57	uh
74:59	lots of wait a second is that
75:01	original the rock okay
75:04	mispronounced
75:05	and then we have of course at least 17
75:09	kc-135s
75:11	were rapidly launched out of fairchild
75:14	air force base this morning
75:17	okay so
75:18	um let do we have we have a picture of
75:20	this right
75:21	so
75:22	um i even have a better one for here so
75:25	this is a uh
75:27	kc-135 actually fueling a jet so to give
75:30	you kind of a size comparison um i'm not
75:33	familiar with the name of that jet you
75:35	know just take a general f 16. i'm sure
75:38	that's probably
75:39	that's an f 22 4 5 7 hawk and i'm an
75:43	expert and i flew him every day for
75:46	every day at kindergarten
75:48	okay i get it
75:50	that's a size comparison though that is
75:52	a jet a human being is that little tiny
75:54	dot so this is a gigantic plane
75:56	17 at least
75:58	we're rapidly deployed or rapidly left
76:02	out of uh fairchild air force base what
76:06	are these these used for folks
76:09	they're used for refueling jets
76:13	so
76:14	just
76:15	just kind of want to put this in your
76:16	brain right now this is uh it's not you
76:20	know by itself it's one thing with
76:22	everything else that is happening right
76:23	now please people get
76:26	don't
76:27	you know follow your gut on this stuff
76:30	look at what is physically happening
76:33	compared to what they're saying is
76:35	happening
76:36	it's very obvious something massive is
76:39	being planned uh they are preparing for
76:41	something and then at the same time
76:43	they've got all these other agendas and
76:45	everybody is so confused you know what
76:47	the the biggest way to uh just
76:50	completely and utterly make people
76:52	useless is just fill their brain with so
76:54	much other crap that they can't focus on
76:56	what's actually happening
76:58	this is actually happening
77:02	people are focused on the
77:04	everything everything focused on the v
77:08	focus on this focus on that we're so
77:10	busy arguing about that we're not i mean
77:13	i don't think most people are noticing
77:15	that china is basically cutting out amer
77:17	i mean
77:18	we're about to hit war
77:21	not only that there's weird stuff going
77:23	on why is china building a miles long
77:26	structure in space
77:28	why is uh you know why are we talking
77:30	about getting to mars this super quick
77:33	and getting you know getting there uh is
77:35	are they gonna have like some sort of uh
77:38	you know a
77:40	a a certain elite number of people that
77:42	are going to get off earth for this
77:44	coming disaster right
77:47	just a theory
77:50	what the hell is this do you know what
77:51	this reminds me of dex this reminds me
77:54	of uh greenland
77:59	right
78:00	right do you remember the scene out of
78:01	greenland when all of these things were
78:03	flying out of there
78:06	oh man
78:08	let me let me uh
78:11	that is just so creepy
78:13	so so they got an update um it's not in
78:16	our article but it is on the website so
78:18	if you guys go and want to see what's
78:20	been updated but what basically came out
78:22	from the 92nd air refueling wing
78:25	they said that they launched a 20-ship
78:28	minimal interval takeoff
78:30	and it was an impressive feat
78:34	boasting the largest takeoff of kc-135s
78:37	at the air force base there ever they
78:39	said they launched more refuelers than
78:41	are owned by whole countries
78:44	so
78:45	it was kind of a big thing they did it
78:46	they lined them up in an elephant walk
78:48	and then and it was part of a
78:50	proficiency and readiness exercise
78:52	so obviously readiness exercises we've
78:54	heard a lot about
78:56	these exercises and drills that they
78:58	keep running this is a kind of a big
78:59	deal we know that this is
79:01	you know they they need to make sure
79:02	that they can take 20 of these aircraft
79:04	and line them up and get them up in the
79:05	sky immediately
79:07	uh and you know they're now they're
79:09	doing it they're proving they can do it
79:11	and they're making sure that they're
79:12	ready for what's coming
79:15	it's it's um
79:20	why would you do and and this is a very
79:23	specific kind of plane dex
79:26	this plane is to keep other jets up in
79:28	the sky is it not
79:31	yeah these are refueling they
79:32	specifically just they're full of fuel
79:34	they're basically giant
79:36	you know
79:37	gas stations in the sky they go up and
79:39	they just circle around and refuel all
79:42	sorts of planes
79:44	including air force one which uh or the
79:47	uh what what is the other plane that is
79:50	called the doomsday plane what is that
79:52	called the the not the um
79:54	it's not called the mercury right
79:57	is it it's a mercury isn't it
80:00	the doomsday plane now i know the chat
80:03	i know it's doomsday playing that's
80:06	uh display dawn says you guys are great
80:09	hey thank you for going above and beyond
80:10	with the ninja genie over on d live i
80:12	appreciate that uh what is the the it's
80:14	a mercury 17 or
80:17	i'll go over to the chat everybody knows
80:18	over there
80:19	um what is the doomsday plane called
80:21	what is that model number
80:26	let's see
80:27	uh
80:33	yes keep them in the air for hours says
80:36	natasha rayleigh what is that doomsday
80:38	plane call somebody's got it you guys
80:40	can google it
80:43	b2 no
80:45	that's not it
80:47	what is the e4b
80:49	mercury is that what it's called
80:53	strategic air command
80:56	i was surprised that 40 of you didn't
80:58	say it
80:59	no well there are 747s that are doomsday
81:03	planes but there's others too that i
81:04	know you're referring to e6 i'm talking
81:07	about the two big ones that went up just
81:09	a last last year
81:12	well okay so everybody's name and stuff
81:14	i guess we have a lot we have maybe we
81:16	have more doomsday planes than i thought
81:19	uh e4b nightwatch e6 that's what i was
81:22	thinking e6 something
81:25	you're buffering big time wherever
81:27	keywords are used casey jones that's why
81:28	we try to communicate what we can
81:30	without doing it
81:31	uh obviously with the people the amount
81:34	of people that watch this show
81:36	again we have more daily viewers than
81:40	uh daytime cnn
81:42	which isn't saying much but again
81:45	uh lots lots of people e6 mercury thank
81:49	you that's what i thought it was
81:51	uh let's see here
81:54	gabby potito you know actually somebody
81:58	i don't know why that was mentioned but
81:59	i i
82:00	did learn about the gabby potato thing
82:03	kind of late uh it seems like everybody
82:05	gets into those uh kind of true
82:08	you know true crime kind of things
82:11	i did not want to jump on that bandwagon
82:15	um pretty disturbing though uh if it is
82:18	what it is i mean
82:20	right away that whole gabby potato thing
82:22	looks really strange um the guy left
82:25	came home two weeks you know before or
82:28	whatever without gabby
82:31	uh if you don't know what i'm talking
82:32	about then you know don't worry about it
82:34	but essentially a youtuber slash
82:36	influencer
82:37	was found
82:38	perished right
82:40	and it's super strange
82:43	uh and then we have nk we covered it
82:46	we've just briefly covered it
82:48	nk says it's fired new hypersonic
82:51	missile
82:52	so i know that people are going to laugh
82:54	at this but you know nk i think is
82:57	getting supported by other countries i
82:59	think that either russia or somebody is
83:01	actually handing them stuff uh nk has
83:04	kind of been promoted by this kind of
83:06	axis of of adversaries
83:10	they are doing a lot of the illegal
83:11	stuff that all the other countries are
83:13	being watched by the u.n anything that
83:16	and who knows the u.s could be there in
83:18	some cia could have people there doing
83:20	illegal things
83:22	you know whatever else uh you could have
83:24	uk
83:25	uh
83:26	you know secretly there doing something
83:28	we don't know
83:29	what i do know is it
83:31	it was admitted though that they got
83:33	what the um
83:34	emp technology from russia whether it
83:36	was taken or given they didn't admit to
83:39	that but they admitted to that they have
83:41	it right and not they russia admitted to
83:44	the fact that
83:45	they got it as that right so if russia's
83:48	been firing off hypersonics which they
83:50	have for a while
83:51	it's not surprising to think that okay
83:54	well maybe those plans or blueprints or
83:56	whatever have been handed over
83:59	why is russia
84:00	you know maybe it's because
84:02	they're they want to look out for nk for
84:06	you know uh
84:07	geospatial reasons right
84:09	but as far as we know that
84:14	russia has kind of been put in this
84:16	place where they could even use nk as a
84:19	proxy
84:20	um
84:22	we we found out that in 2006 all of
84:25	those bad tests all those uh tests that
84:27	we thought were failures by north maria
84:31	all of those failed uh small yield uh
84:35	booms
84:36	were not failed at all
84:38	people made fun of nk saying oh these
84:41	are really small you know this isn't
84:42	even equivalent to our uh you know
84:44	hiroshima uh they're just you know
84:46	barely touching the surface in reality
84:49	we found out later russia ended up
84:51	saying well
84:52	it was either transferred we either gave
84:54	them or they stole it or it was
84:56	transferred the technology for an emp
85:00	that emp is a a low yield nuke
85:04	low yield so
85:06	when you see those low yield explosions
85:08	it's not a failure because they couldn't
85:10	get enough you know bang for their buck
85:13	it was because they were perfecting it
85:14	they were perfect they were doing this
85:16	design that they were handed
85:18	now all of a sudden after russia of
85:20	course was one of the first countries
85:22	that said they had hypersonics
85:24	and then all of a sudden now nk has
85:26	hypersonics
85:27	didn't mk steal it i doubt it
85:30	did russia give it to them
85:32	possibly
85:34	so whatever ends up happening here
85:37	the bad thing is is that i don't know
85:39	though i don't even know if kim is still
85:41	there
85:42	this might now be a direct tool for
85:45	russia russia could have taken out the
85:47	real kim and and did a deal with his
85:49	sister his sister is the mouthpiece now
85:52	his sister talks for all of of nk
85:57	i don't understand it we even uh
86:00	dennis rodman famous nba player
86:03	kooky kooky guy multi-colored hair guy
86:06	um he was he's best friends with kim
86:10	he would go there and hang out and they
86:12	would party and they would do whatever
86:15	you know kim jong-un and dennis rodman
86:17	do i don't know i would imagine it's
86:20	like a scene out of the interview
86:24	but he said if the sister starts
86:26	speaking in public there's something
86:28	wrong
86:29	if the sister starts making more public
86:31	appearances and starts talking for the
86:33	family then something's wrong
86:35	and that's exactly what happened after
86:37	he said that all of a sudden there was
86:39	the
86:40	supposed possible death
86:42	possible stroke possible health issues
86:45	and then they had now there's been many
86:47	issues
86:48	people are saying he looks skinnier
86:50	looks like he had a dot on the back of
86:51	his head had a birthmark all this other
86:54	stuff
86:55	all world leaders have body doubles
87:00	so even if there's somebody who looks
87:01	exactly like him that doesn't surprise
87:04	me
87:05	why is his sister talking well you know
87:07	what's harder to copy is a voice
87:11	dex have you thought about that we
87:12	haven't really heard his voice
87:14	we've seen him publicly
87:16	and again they question it because he
87:18	looks skinnier he looks this he looks at
87:21	uh one thing you
87:22	have a really hard time copying is a
87:24	voice
87:29	yeah well the thing the thing that gets
87:31	me going with this is if he actually
87:33	does have hypersonic capability
87:36	you know those are obviously going to be
87:38	uh armed with nukes and
87:41	thinking about the ability to send
87:42	something you know over 5000 miles per
87:45	hour
87:46	whether it's locally or
87:48	maybe even long distance that's kind of
87:51	a pretty scary thing for
87:53	that guy to have
87:55	the ability to do
87:56	i can see it now power grid goes down by
87:59	end of year nk launches nuke to dc
88:01	uh takes out biden and dems then china
88:04	takes taiwan russia hits ukraine and is
88:07	takes i moon
88:10	isn't that a freaky flipping uh sentence
88:12	there because there's so many things
88:13	lining up
88:16	at once
88:18	you see you see what i'm saying uh
88:21	china taiwan russia ukraine russia
88:25	i mean look at what they did they put
88:26	150 000 troops and all of their
88:29	equipment at the border of ukraine and
88:31	then pulled back their troops but left
88:33	all their equipment still there
88:36	satellite photos show that
88:39	then you have uh china lining up those
88:42	200 ships there they're practicing
88:44	they're doing all these things they're
88:45	going into their adiz their their uh
88:48	identification zone they're doing all
88:49	these things uh they are converting
88:51	their civilian ferries to drop ships
88:54	they're not doing that just because it's
88:56	cool they're not doing that because they
88:58	think of some far-off future thing
89:00	they're preparing for something
89:03	it's pretty freaking simple to see
89:09	okay um and then
89:12	yt
89:13	bans all anti-content
89:16	not just cv
89:18	related
89:23	uh dex this is uh we are just in such a
89:27	world right now i don't even know what
89:28	to say anymore
89:31	yeah this is um you know everybody had
89:33	questions like why do we do certain
89:35	things or why do we avoid certain things
89:37	well this is exactly why to survive you
89:40	have to play by the rules of the
89:43	platform you're in because
89:45	the
89:46	you know
89:47	the
89:49	rights that you have on the public
89:50	street don't necessarily apply to the
89:52	rights you have in a private or or uh
89:56	you know a private platform where they
89:57	can set their own rules right
90:02	it's pretty um it's pretty amazing and
90:05	this doesn't have anything to do with uh
90:08	you know project
90:10	maritime
90:13	yeah nothing to do with that
90:15	it says uh it is banning several
90:18	prominent anti-mm from its site
90:21	including robert f kennedy jr and we'll
90:25	delete all content that suggest approved
90:29	are harmful
90:30	or don't work the company said wednesday
90:34	it says the video online video platform
90:36	which is owned by um said in a blog post
90:39	it is cracking down on content that
90:41	falsely
90:42	claims that they can cause
90:45	health effects
90:47	it is also targeting content that
90:49	includes miss info and contents of
90:51	approved
90:54	uh the v
90:57	we have a whole section on our website i
91:00	would highly recommend going over and
91:01	check checking out um again i think that
91:05	everybody needs to
91:07	uh of course
91:10	pay attention really really hard right
91:12	now
91:15	we are in one of the scariest times i
91:19	think i've i mean anyone's ever seen
91:26	anything i mean like this is
91:28	i love how they don't actually mention
91:30	the one channel that probably is kind of
91:32	responsible for this
91:34	uh starts with project
91:37	so
91:38	it says they took down 130 000 uh videos
91:42	130 000 videos
91:51	that is just incredible
91:54	so what happens to journalism what if
91:57	for whatever reason they ended up
91:58	finding out that something was wrong or
92:00	there was some big scandal
92:03	was you're allowed to do that only if
92:05	it's historical and only if it's not a
92:08	currently approved one that is in
92:10	use okay but there's not a current one
92:13	though it's the future one that is
92:16	so that's what i
92:18	i don't know i guess i'm confused
92:21	anyways
92:22	there's a lot on their racing history
92:25	says gemini rose
92:28	timmy ropit i love that statement zipper
92:30	up basically
92:32	put that jacket on it's going to be cold
92:34	out
92:38	book burning
92:42	so much for free speech we don't have
92:44	free speech
92:45	it's gone
92:47	people let it go
92:48	and nobody
92:50	nobody fought for it when it was
92:52	one thing at a time
92:53	and then it you know somebody else that
92:55	was getting silence
92:58	whatever you thought of uh aj
93:01	what the hell are we why didn't anyone
93:03	stand up
93:06	that was the beginning of just this
93:08	massive just boom
93:11	internet wipeout
93:14	and you know what they i think it was
93:16	completely done even if you think he is
93:18	like a showman and
93:20	snake oil salesman or whatever you want
93:22	to say
93:23	aj
93:25	opened up
93:27	thousands if not millions of people's
93:29	minds to
93:30	the truth back when he was talking about
93:33	uh 2001 of september the reason i am
93:36	here today is because of a dvd handed to
93:39	me on the street by a grassroots
93:41	campaign that handed me a hand burned
93:44	disc
93:45	of his documentary about loose change i
93:48	believe it was one of them i it was two
93:50	different documentaries i watched i
93:52	watched them over and over and over
93:54	again and i couldn't believe it and
93:55	everything clicked and it was like oh my
93:57	gosh
94:01	and think about what he would have done
94:03	during the cycle where everybody drops
94:06	the things right
94:09	they all said that they did it on their
94:11	own and it was all coordinated between
94:14	every place and then later we found out
94:16	from congress when they said that all of
94:18	them are connected and they're watching
94:19	across everything
94:22	i mean how and then everybody said oh
94:24	he's a shill he watches this he watches
94:26	that now knowing what we know about how
94:28	they can fly above in a plane and upload
94:30	things to people's computers and all
94:32	this
94:33	that's what i i'm i just i don't
94:36	you're innocent until proven guilty
94:38	that's remember do you remember when
94:40	that was the thing
94:44	or wait no now it's guilty and then
94:46	proven guilty and then canceled
94:52	right yeah that's that's what it is now
94:56	but not only that
94:57	because he got knocked off it opened up
95:00	the door if he had a million millions of
95:02	dollars million dollar court he had a
95:05	legal uh team he had he was friends with
95:07	the current prez
95:10	and he had no chance
95:14	this is so scary what a scary world
95:22	and then sieve could cause restless
95:26	uh
95:30	anal syndrome
95:33	infected japanese man 77 develops
95:37	bizarre condition
95:39	i'll let you go over to the website for
95:41	this but uh dex if do you want to talk
95:43	about this uh
95:45	yeah it's kind of a
95:46	poopy situation but um you know
95:49	apparently if you think about restless
95:51	leg syndrome where your legs are just
95:53	constantly needing to move
95:55	which happens in quite a lot of people
95:57	in this scenario
95:59	this gentleman developed a symptom that
96:01	made him feel like he needed to go to
96:02	the bathroom all the time and
96:04	even if he didn't and it is
96:08	he describes it as if he's moving around
96:10	running around walking playing a i guess
96:12	a video game that requires activity
96:15	that it goes away but if he sits and
96:18	rests and doesn't do anything then it
96:20	gets worse and it gets worse at night
96:21	and doctors are kind of baffled by it
96:23	it's a very
96:24	rare condition
96:26	uh but they're looking further into it
96:28	and it's obviously a very uncomfortable
96:31	uh condition to have
96:34	and this isn't just a crazy
96:36	headline this is actually reported in
96:37	about five or six different places
96:39	um
96:40	but yeah it's uh
96:43	apparently a true story
96:45	yes and uh again you can read the rest
96:48	on marfooglenews.com
96:51	that moon me says fugal fan please pray
96:52	for my mother raynelle tomorrow is two
96:55	weeks in the icu and she is now fighting
96:57	her best to make it through this
96:59	vi risk thank you um i would say
97:04	uh make sure to to look up and and uh
97:08	um i i'll just say this so when
97:11	uh my personal friend had it uh
97:15	her mother made sure that she knew
97:18	exactly what treatments uh they were
97:20	they were doing
97:22	um she was on top of it 100 percent had
97:25	a doctor that they had in their family
97:27	uh monitoring uh you oh you know you can
97:31	get through it so praying for you again
97:34	uh thada moon me
97:36	i am praying for you and your family
97:40	all right and then uh let's see here
97:42	dex
97:44	there is uh another thing here and
97:46	basically the
97:48	sydney australia more craziness
97:52	yeah so basically what what's happening
97:54	here is a statement is being made it's
97:56	coming out reminding people in the
97:58	country that just because they're
98:01	um
98:03	date that i think is coming up in
98:04	december when they will start opening
98:06	things back up gradually again that just
98:08	because that's happening doesn't mean
98:10	it's all going to go back to normal for
98:11	everyone
98:13	uh only some and they're clearly stating
98:16	which people are going to be allowed to
98:18	participate and and which people are
98:20	going to basically be isolated and left
98:22	out in
98:23	the fun and games like rudolph
98:28	yeah so
98:29	essentially
98:30	this is
98:32	australia is turned into uh songbird
98:35	it says
98:36	officials warn un
98:38	face difficult life indefinitely
98:43	a difficult life indefinitely
99:02	tried to tell you
99:05	he says that's the kind of koof i got
99:07	when i was in djibouti
99:10	it was the kind of cough i got when i
99:12	was in djibouti that's a pretty good one
99:15	dex do you want to tell us about the web
99:17	only because what we touched on today
99:19	isn't even close to what is going on in
99:22	the world
99:23	yeah absolutely so head over to
99:25	mrfrugalnews.com
99:27	look for the thumbnail for today's show
99:28	it'll be right there at the top click on
99:30	it scroll down and look for web only
99:32	content and you'll find the rest of the
99:34	story so everything else that we didn't
99:36	cover here today is available on the web
99:39	you can click through and find those uh
99:40	links and articles
99:42	sometimes it's too hot for tv sometimes
99:44	it's just two-sided and we just you know
99:45	we're not going to go there
99:47	sometimes there's stories like the two
99:50	before that we try to give you a little
99:51	bit of information on we can't go too
99:53	deep in them because
99:54	you know they get a little crazy but
99:57	anyway head over there there's lots
99:58	going on different things happening with
100:01	politics and everyone's favorite doctor
100:04	and
100:05	you know mgt and
100:07	even stop even uh check out you know
100:10	what one congressman had to say to uh
100:13	millie it's kind of an interesting uh
100:15	dialogue there
100:17	in the drilling that went on uh in
100:19	congress so marfooglenews.com
100:22	click on the thumbnail for today's show
100:23	scroll down and look for web only
100:25	content we do at every show so if you've
100:26	been missing out make sure you go to
100:28	marfoolnews.com look on the past shows
100:30	uh the everything there that you're
100:32	missing
100:34	well thank you dex and uh over on d live
100:38	i want to thank a few people here we got
100:40	defrustrated uh multiple times
100:42	supporting tonight uh
100:45	d frustrated you had a great point there
100:46	respiratory jane bear lover 92 000
100:50	angela 1609
100:52	and then
100:54	uh kayleen phyllis irish lass
100:57	uh thank you thank you thank you jillian
100:59	james nestor ojeda global impact gone
101:02	girl triple seven wherever you are thank
101:04	you so much
101:05	wolverine snicket uh theta mooned me
101:08	thank you so much for your support
101:10	tonight thank you for supporting
101:11	independent eber and good
101:13	amanda pontano
101:16	thank you thank you thank you uh and uh
101:18	again all of the people that have uh
101:22	tuned in
101:23	survival living just popped in hmm
101:26	isolation
101:27	so do they get to live tax-free this
101:30	whole thing is a mess just another push
101:32	in their overall plans
101:35	we don't even know what's hap you know
101:37	what is the big deal here there's god
101:39	there's something so massive how do you
101:42	think they changed the world in a matter
101:43	of two years
101:48	i
101:49	i just i'm
101:53	i sometimes i want to cry for my kids
101:56	like my kids are gonna grow up in such
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102:03	excuse my french
102:08	dex uh thank you tonight have a
102:10	wonderful night i appreciate you
102:13	thank you so much love and great show
102:15	we'll see you guys tomorrow night
102:16	uh
102:18	please be safe be prepared
102:22	and marv out it is now time for this
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105:44	don't you know
105:46	we i've noticed that a lot of people are
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105:50	again we all have to be positive push
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