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03:36	so let's bring in my co-host slash
03:38	internet brother dex what is going on
03:40	and how are you doing today well hello
03:42	adam and hello foogle fam i'm doing just
03:44	fine so
03:46	a lot has uh transpired over the weekend
03:49	we have a ton of different things but uh
03:52	just to give you a little preview of
03:54	today uh the pentagon is rattled by the
03:57	chinese military uh push on multiple
03:59	fronts basically the chinese are
04:02	are basically loading up and putting
04:05	their military almost everywhere
04:08	and
04:09	even the most hardened skeptics of of
04:11	kind of this are now coming out and
04:13	saying okay this really looks like it's
04:15	it's about to go down
04:17	when they said a few weeks ago one of
04:19	the officials came out and said oh i
04:21	really think that they're even on track
04:23	to take taiwan before 2025
04:27	i think that that was uh i think that
04:29	was on purpose i think that they
04:31	uh purposely said that to kind of give
04:33	people this kind of couple year buffer
04:35	to make sure that uh people weren't
04:37	panicking uh but you know to be real uh
04:41	honestly it looks like it's gonna be
04:43	sooner than that um you know i don't see
04:46	how people don't see everything that is
04:48	happening china is essentially cutting
04:50	off almost all this different stuff from
04:52	the us at the same time because of the
04:55	shortages due to the everything that's
04:57	going on right now uh there are
04:59	virtually no containers leaving from
05:02	china and then no containers leaving
05:05	within the united states from the
05:07	china-owned port
05:09	into the country so something might be
05:11	going on there again i'll leave that up
05:13	to you i'm not going to
05:15	imply anything here
05:17	but my opinion is that something way
05:19	bigger is happening here on top of that
05:22	i mean there's obviously a lot of big
05:23	stuff going on there is a complete
05:26	change in the way that we are living our
05:28	lives you guys are just like me you have
05:31	families you have jobs you have work uh
05:34	you you of course have uh
05:36	the almost the same rules it doesn't
05:38	matter where you're watching from you
05:40	are most likely uh under some sort of
05:42	duress right now uh that is something
05:45	that i feel like i i it's kind of um i
05:48	guess it's a horrible way of of having a
05:51	blessing in our lives because we are all
05:54	uh we all have something in common right
05:56	now no matter what you believe what is
05:58	so crazy is like no matter how far
06:01	and uh
06:02	and uh i guess opposite you are from the
06:05	people you dislike right now are
06:08	we have more in common than we ever have
06:10	before and i mean globally uh if you're
06:13	in europe or in australia or in uh in
06:16	africa or wherever you may be
06:18	it's crazy to think that we have more in
06:20	common right now than we have ever had
06:23	in our entire lives uh we are all going
06:26	through the same things and i think that
06:28	is a way better reason for us to start
06:30	getting along and start working together
06:33	but that's just me that's just my
06:34	thoughts put your thoughts down below in
06:36	the comments and then again thank you
06:38	for everyone who joined tonight i
06:40	appreciate you all
06:42	just want to make sure that i do put on
06:45	here i think that
06:47	again lots of stuff to go over but it
06:49	says that uh b
06:51	president b's esg may stop you from
06:54	getting a loan or even spending money
06:57	it says that uh the b administration is
07:00	releasing plans to install a form of
07:02	social credit score on companies in
07:05	order to obtain capital it is a matter
07:07	of time before this concept also gets
07:09	forced on individuals this is kind of
07:12	what we were talking about with elon
07:14	musk talking about this bill that was
07:16	going into play where it would tax on
07:19	unrealized capital that unrealized
07:21	capital was basically money on on
07:24	anything that gained so if you bought a
07:26	house and it went up a hundred thousand
07:27	dollars even if you didn't se uh uh sell
07:30	it you would have to pay the taxes on
07:32	that extra hundred thousand that it went
07:34	up instead of getting loans on it you'd
07:36	most likely uh not want to get that loan
07:38	because you're paying taxes on it before
07:40	you even sell it uh and that means that
07:42	you would have to come up with the taxes
07:43	if you don't have them what happens then
07:45	then it just gets tacked onto a bill
07:47	with interest uh it seemed to me like
07:49	kind of a scam but anyways the the thing
07:52	is elon said you know you know this is
07:54	uh bad for billionaires right now it
07:56	would only be for billionaires but
07:58	sooner or later it would it would
07:59	trickle down to the normal person it
08:01	would trickle down to the middle class
08:02	and he was right i don't think there's a
08:05	way once you implement that kind of
08:07	thing it is so absurd then it makes it
08:09	easier for you to go down the levels and
08:12	just kind of put it in say you know
08:13	we're already doing this uh it's already
08:15	accepted it's it's already something we
08:17	do
08:18	it is a crazy crazy thought i mean like
08:20	i never thought in my life i would hear
08:22	something like that
08:24	uh but that's the thing this is uh again
08:27	more signs of this now dax i'm gonna
08:29	pull you in uh we showed that canada
08:31	actually had some stuff on their
08:33	official government websites saying two
08:35	companies saying hey uh make sure to
08:38	prepare for uh this credit social credit
08:41	score and i believe they were talking
08:43	about china's social credit score and
08:44	everybody was scratching their heads
08:46	going why
08:47	uh what is what is going on here with
08:49	this uh social credit score it's
08:50	something we've talked about for years
08:52	is this finally coming true or do you
08:54	think that this thing will will go
08:56	through
08:57	yeah this is this is the start of it
08:59	it's sort of like a soft spooning of it
09:01	in the sense that uh in the capital
09:03	markets they've been using they're
09:04	starting to use this thing called esg
09:06	which stands for environmental social
09:08	and governance and it's actually a
09:09	measure
09:10	in general terms it's used by investors
09:13	to evaluate corporate behavior
09:15	looking at the environmental the social
09:17	and the governance of the company but
09:19	going down this path as they're starting
09:21	to create a score around this and this
09:24	score can then be used to rate companies
09:27	and if your score is not good then maybe
09:30	you're not going to be able to get the
09:31	capital you need or get the loans you
09:33	need
09:34	but they're they're looking you know at
09:36	the esg scores are uh based on if you're
09:38	paying above minimum wage what your um
09:42	client
09:43	uh met score is uh anything for gender
09:46	initiatives workf force culture
09:48	diversity etc all these different things
09:50	make up the score so if you don't have a
09:52	good score then you're not going to be
09:53	able to get this stuff
09:55	so this is the start of it one of the
09:57	many things that we've talked about as
09:59	it comes to the social credit score and
10:01	we're seeing this you know slowly
10:04	whether it's fed in
10:05	through the mechanisms of the big tech
10:07	companies and what they're building or
10:09	in this case an actual scoring system
10:11	that's going to be used for fundraising
10:13	against businesses
10:16	you're starting to see this sort of
10:17	slowly bleed into
10:19	everyday life and as the the original
10:22	headline said that this could eventually
10:24	find its way to individuals
10:26	this is a black mirror episode if this
10:29	sounds familiar this was the plot for an
10:32	absurdly over-the-top babbling babylon b
10:36	level uh kind of futuristic take on what
10:39	was going to happen uh where we all get
10:41	our individual scores on this uh black
10:43	mirror episode i believe it's on netflix
10:46	uh the gentleman i think it's a
10:48	gentleman or a woman has a bad morning
10:51	and and spills coffee on someone and the
10:53	person that he spills coffee on this is
10:55	just and i'm paraphrasing because i ca
10:57	it's been a couple years but it did work
10:59	like this where he spilled coffee on
11:02	somebody and then that person
11:04	raided him
11:05	and uh it was like a one out of five
11:07	stars raided him a star and then that uh
11:10	made his score go down uh on the way to
11:13	work he i think
11:14	we'll just take an example he dinks
11:16	somebody uh dink the corner of their car
11:18	well then that person raided him and it
11:20	was a one star so it lowered his score
11:23	uh essentially what happened by the time
11:25	he got to work his social credit score
11:27	fell below the minimum to get into his
11:29	office so they actually had what in fact
11:32	what's really weird is the entrance on
11:34	that show uh kind of the gate kind of
11:37	like a subway gate where you pay or you
11:40	don't get through the bars it had
11:42	something just like that and it declined
11:44	and it said you can't come to work today
11:45	you get please raise your social credit
11:48	score
11:49	this sounds absurd this sounds like
11:51	something that's a fictional show on
11:52	netflix but it is happening and it's
11:55	something that
11:56	many of us the whole community here most
11:58	of you saw this coming it's not like we
12:01	have a crystal ball it's mostly that
12:03	we've been paying attention to all these
12:04	little incremental changes now when you
12:07	pay to pay attention to these
12:08	incremental changes that are happening
12:10	and all of these little tiny bills and
12:12	these things that are changing things
12:14	you'll see
12:15	that there is absolutely a massive
12:17	change happening in little tiny baby
12:20	steps this is bad news for everybody i i
12:24	i don't i mean
12:26	it the thing is it's almost like they've
12:28	trained people to kind of just get used
12:30	to everything
12:32	uh you know otherwise what would what
12:34	would be the other option i mean there's
12:36	data out there i mean imagine the the
12:38	driver just take this as an example the
12:40	uber driver business and the doordash
12:42	business right
12:43	people rate these people individually
12:46	based on you know their friendliness or
12:48	whether or not they handled your food
12:49	correctly or any of those things
12:51	all of that is data and it's actually
12:53	against an individual and all of that
12:55	information could eventually be compiled
12:57	in like you could all you know you know
12:59	two years from now they could look back
13:01	and see that you were like the worst
13:02	uber driver with
13:04	this poor attitude and you never brought
13:06	the food correctly and all of a sudden
13:08	add that up and and ding you
13:11	on on past data let alone new data
13:14	that's coming in from you know as all of
13:16	these new tools start to come out and
13:18	new things come out like oh you don't
13:20	set your your thermostat to the correct
13:22	temperature and you waste too much power
13:24	in your house right or you should be
13:25	conserving more uh electricity so turn
13:28	you know you don't follow the norm so
13:29	we're gonna ding you on that too right
13:31	the example the example in china was if
13:34	you left your bike on the sidewalk uh
13:36	your score can go down this is actually
13:37	already happening in china uh dex and i
13:40	have covered this for the last i don't
13:42	know three years now where it is uh you
13:45	get enough marks you can't buy a plane
13:47	or train ticket
13:49	now you think that that's extreme now
13:51	just wait a year
13:53	and i mean that like it's not this isn't
13:55	something that's 50 years out this is
13:57	something that's that's already here
13:59	it's the the back work for this and and
14:02	the the back doors are being opened and
14:04	this is sneaking into every little bit
14:06	and you're gonna walk remember this show
14:08	in a couple years from now and you're
14:09	gonna go oh my gosh all this stuff came
14:11	true again we don't have a crystal ball
14:14	we're watching them do this and they're
14:16	doing it in these baby steps
14:18	so
14:19	and then uh next we're going to be
14:21	talking about the nasa chief bill nelson
14:24	latest official to suggest ufos have
14:26	otherworldly origins
14:28	i actually thought that uh
14:31	tyler from secure team did a good job
14:33	good job on a video on this uh
14:35	essentially taking the clips where he
14:36	talked about this
14:38	he uh
14:39	well i wonder if it has the actual quote
14:41	here from one of his spots
14:44	yes okay
14:45	uh so let me i'll read this first part
14:48	it says in a freewheeling october 19th
14:50	discussion on space policy nasa
14:53	administrator bill nelson spoke
14:54	passionately about his agency's mission
14:56	to seek out life beyond earth in his
14:59	comments nelson pivoted almost
15:01	immediately to a series of u.s military
15:03	encounters with mysterious flying
15:05	objects many of which appeared to
15:07	maneuver in extraordinary ways and it
15:10	says well in restricted airspace after
15:13	speaking with several of the naval
15:14	aviators who observed the unknown craft
15:17	nasa's chief is convinced that the
15:19	pilots quote saw something and their
15:22	raiders radars locked onto it asked to
15:24	speculate about the nature of the
15:26	phenomenon nelson an army veteran former
15:29	senator and ex-astronaut responded who
15:32	am i to say that the planet earth is the
15:35	only location of a life form that is
15:38	civilized and organized like ours that
15:42	was the key point and also tyler pointed
15:44	out that's a very strange uh way to put
15:47	it i've never heard somebody put it
15:49	exactly like that and use those kind of
15:51	combination of words
15:53	who am i to say the planet earth is the
15:55	only location
15:57	for life form that is civilized
16:01	and organized like ours so not only
16:05	saying that it's it's uh technologically
16:07	advanced or it's civilized
16:09	it is also organized like ours like it
16:11	has a similar setup like a a
16:14	hierarchy or or something right
16:17	it's it's just a weird way like almost
16:19	like he knew what was what what is going
16:21	on uh remember this is an ex-astronaut
16:25	and a former senator so he is basically
16:28	as in as you can get uh he's been in the
16:30	government he has been in the uh the
16:33	space uh i guess the space
16:36	government if you want to call it the
16:37	nasa kind of group and then now is the
16:40	chief
16:42	it says as surprising as his answer may
16:44	be nelson is only the latest high-level
16:46	official to hint that ufos may have
16:49	otherworldly explanations
16:51	another quote that he said in this is
16:53	talking about another universe and i
16:56	thought that that was just uh
16:57	scientifically kind of assumed or that
17:00	mainstream even you know considers
17:02	there's universe and there's tons of
17:04	universe but i guess they were talking
17:06	about galaxies
17:07	uh dex did you do you know that what i'm
17:09	talking about like
17:11	we're in the universe and there's our
17:13	galaxy and then thou millions and
17:15	trillions of galaxies outside of ours he
17:18	said something that i think people
17:20	should be locked on to the fact that he
17:22	said that there may be other universes
17:25	i don't think i i don't think people are
17:27	actually
17:28	you know talking about that part well i
17:30	think that goes hand in hand with the
17:32	people that follow like the parallel
17:34	universe theory right and if there's
17:36	multiple parallel universes happening
17:37	then they're all different universes
17:39	and well and by the way this is a rabbit
17:42	hole that any of you can go downhole uh
17:44	down hole
17:45	go downwind and down hole
17:48	if you actually look at some of the
17:49	smartest minds in the world and look at
17:52	their theories on the multiverse and i'm
17:54	not talking about uh what we are what we
17:57	are actually seeing with um
17:59	you know marvel x-men and uh
18:02	you know the avengers i'm talking about
18:04	a real theory that actually has a lot of
18:07	crazy things behind it now even if you
18:10	are christian and believe in the bible i
18:12	think that there is room in the bible
18:14	for there to be multiple universes i
18:17	have seen
18:18	pastors talk about how that would be a
18:19	possibility but when you actually look
18:21	at the scientific part of it or at least
18:23	it's at least convincing enough that
18:25	it's like wow and these are not regular
18:28	geniuses we're talking about uh this is
18:31	a a group of people that are just on a
18:34	different level in life i mean like just
18:37	completely out there now some would hear
18:39	what they are saying and think this is
18:41	crazy but they have come up with
18:43	formulas and things that some uh somehow
18:46	would explain it right
18:48	but most uh humanity if they did have
18:51	this come upon them they would say you
18:53	know this is uh this is not good stuff
18:55	or this is bs or whatever else i would
18:57	just say you know look into it yourself
19:00	and see what you think about what what
19:01	they're saying uh look up multiverse and
19:04	you'll see there's a lot of crazy crazy
19:06	studies going on and now uh slowly the
19:09	scientific community is like leaning
19:10	towards us and now we've got this the
19:12	nasa chief
19:14	not only saying that there's uh life and
19:16	whatever or possibly life and organized
19:19	civilizations like our own but also
19:21	saying
19:22	talking about another universe that is
19:25	what i really tripped out about i i want
19:27	to say thank you real quick uh machina
19:29	opus from australia says either put on
19:31	these glasses or store start eating the
19:34	trash can
19:36	either put on these glasses or or start
19:38	eating that trash can are you talking
19:40	about they live i think that's a line
19:42	from they live or they're alive
19:44	anyways um
19:46	from roddy piper talking to what's his
19:48	face and then sol rosenberg based james
19:51	carville it's a zulu oscar golf stupid
19:55	zog
19:56	and then uh we've got seth covington
19:58	thank you so much that huge seth
20:00	covington thank you for uh the 49.99 uh
20:03	super chat appreciate that um again
20:06	that's not necessary and but you thank
20:09	you so much seth
20:10	and then that gen x dude i believe in
20:12	parallel universe look up instead of
20:15	down
20:16	uh that gen x dude if you look into i
20:18	mean it's just the same with any kind of
20:20	uh theory that's out there that has a
20:21	lot of people behind it there's at least
20:24	there is a lot of stuff that makes you
20:26	scratch your head
20:28	and then
20:30	uh as far as all of the other encounters
20:32	that have happened happened they talk
20:35	about this it says but that's just the
20:37	tip of the earth iceberg it says queried
20:39	about the navy's encounters with ufos
20:42	former cia director john brennan
20:45	speculated that the objects might
20:46	constitute a different form of life
20:49	channeling clinton
20:51	and now nasa's nelson brennan stated
20:53	that it's a bit presumptuous and
20:56	arrogant for us to believe that there's
20:58	no other form of life anywhere in the
21:00	entire universe in much the same vein
21:03	former ci director james woolsey a long
21:06	time ufo skeptic recently signaled
21:09	openness to the possibility that such
21:11	encounters have otherworldly
21:12	explanations
21:14	this is nuts and by the way
21:16	this is on the tail i dex i don't think
21:19	uh i forgot to tell you to get this uh
21:21	new york times article in did i did we
21:23	get did you see the new york times
21:25	article
21:26	um
21:28	talking about
21:30	maybe you did let's see
21:34	i got the we got the next the next one i
21:36	think is the new york times article oh
21:37	yes
21:39	okay great i'm glad we got this in the
21:41	show because
21:42	it's really important this time to
21:43	understand the source of the actual
21:45	story
21:46	so as far dex do you want to hit on um
21:50	on nasa chief at all before we go
21:53	because this next round i think the next
21:54	story is is really interesting because
21:56	you put these two together really and
21:57	you start talking about the whole time
21:59	notion of aliens and timing that's it's
22:02	really interesting they for whatever
22:04	reason they sent william shatner up in
22:06	space uh with with that that whole thing
22:08	and and he was interviewed on today and
22:11	this is separate but i want to bring
22:12	this up too this is just in the last
22:14	week
22:14	we had uh one of the princes from the
22:17	royal family
22:18	was it prince william uh basically
22:21	uh get on the case of all of these
22:23	billionaires uh saying you know i i wish
22:26	they would fix the problems here instead
22:28	of trying to get off of earth
22:31	essentially kind of a
22:34	kind of
22:35	i guess stating that uh he thinks that
22:37	they should fix it instead of uh desert
22:39	the planet that's how we made it sound
22:41	like they're trying to get off the
22:42	planet because this planet is about to
22:45	go south like bad
22:47	then you had william shatner in the same
22:50	day i think it was like the next day or
22:52	the day
22:52	after uh
22:54	basically say that there's a coming
22:57	catastrophe
22:58	and
23:00	dex i don't know if we uh
23:01	he's a coming catastrophic event yes oh
23:04	that's even worse specific event like a
23:07	specific time like one one thing was
23:09	gonna happen and catastrophic is if by
23:12	definition uh catastrophe is is
23:14	something weather related something
23:16	planet-related uh
23:19	if you look it up the the definition in
23:21	webster it's basically any just kind of
23:23	extreme uh weather event or flooding or
23:28	a meteor or something that that happens
23:30	right
23:32	and he he spoke about it just casually
23:34	and it's almost like you know you kind
23:36	of blew the lid off of something
23:38	and again
23:39	you know you could i guess you could
23:41	call this reaching right but then you
23:43	have this happen you've got the nasa
23:45	chief saying this uh you've got brennan
23:47	saying this you've got all this other
23:49	speculation then you have
23:51	the new york times now this could all be
23:53	propaganda to uh to get us all focused
23:56	on this
23:57	but again why for the last few years has
23:59	this been such a huge topic
24:02	check this out it said would russia or
24:04	china
24:05	help us if we were invaded by space
24:08	aliens
24:10	this is the new york times
24:13	this isn't the sun this is an express
24:16	this isn't the tabloids this isn't the
24:18	national enquirer this
24:21	is the new york times why is new york
24:24	times running a story or an opinion
24:26	piece an op-ed like this
24:31	it says in a recent essay on great power
24:33	competition and
24:34	change rob litwalk an arms control
24:37	expert at the wilson center recalled the
24:39	question that president ronald reagan
24:41	posed to mikhail gorbachev the soviet
24:44	leader after they took a walk during
24:46	their 1985 lake geneva summit
24:49	it says as gorbachev put it later
24:51	president reagan suddenly said to me
24:53	what would you do if the united states
24:55	were suddenly attacked
24:56	by someone from outer space
24:59	would you help us
25:01	i said no doubt about it he said we too
25:05	so that's interesting gorbachev
25:07	concluded
25:08	it sure is because it's not at all clear
25:11	given the recent upsurge in raw great
25:13	power competition that russia china or
25:16	america would help one another in the
25:18	face of an invasion of space aliens
25:20	threatening us all
25:22	litwak's point in retelling that story
25:24	of course is that today we are facing a
25:26	similar world stressing threat
25:28	not from space aliens but from a much
25:30	more familiar and once seemingly benign
25:32	force our climate
25:36	now they're putting this in a certain
25:39	frame they're they're framing this
25:40	alongside uh the change right and from
25:44	now on we'll just call it the change
25:46	okay
25:47	because if you hit that then then it all
25:50	of a sudden grabs on you and says oh you
25:52	can't do that you can't talk about it
25:54	you can't question it
25:59	going back and not going off subject to
26:02	change why is all of this happening at
26:04	this point why did reagan say that and
26:06	then of course that is also the same
26:08	president that has the famous speech
26:11	almost like it was when he was filled in
26:13	on something that said
26:16	essentially uh
26:18	you know what would be us people if if
26:21	we had to come together as a common as a
26:23	common person against a common enemy
26:27	if some life form from beyond this earth
26:30	or whatever and i'm paraphrasing
26:35	do we need something from out of space
26:37	to put us all together
26:41	if you know the speech then you know the
26:43	speech if you don't um again
26:47	we can try to we could try to link that
26:49	i think that's good that's kind of a
26:51	good backstory to this article
26:54	but i uh again think that that is really
26:56	strange and i didn't know about this
26:58	whole garb uh garbage gorbachev thing
27:01	where it was this this whole uh exchange
27:05	would you help us if something happened
27:08	and that is especially kind of odds
27:10	considering
27:12	that we've all thought that the u.s may
27:14	have had some sort of connection or some
27:17	sort of contact with somebody since the
27:19	50s a lot of people think that they've
27:21	been working with aliens for this whole
27:24	time uh that possibly they they gave us
27:27	tech in in exchange for something else
27:29	which again that was another theory
27:31	that's been floating around like crazy
27:34	this is like super weird i mean we are
27:37	in the twilight zone we are literally in
27:39	the twilight zone
27:41	and adam of course there is the theory
27:44	that you could create an event
27:47	that was based on something coming from
27:49	space but really wasn't right to then
27:51	turn around and unify the world
27:53	right
27:56	like a the biggest ff ever or something
27:59	exactly
28:03	by the way i just realized i forgot to
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28:21	notification now that's actually the
28:23	first time that i have not tweeted the
28:25	second we went live
28:27	we actually have a checklist and i i
28:29	pushed it but it didn't go through
28:30	twitter's been doing that a lot lately
28:32	i've been having so many issues with uh
28:34	with with twitter like not sending my
28:36	tweets
28:38	so i've been getting messages lately too
28:40	saying hey i think you're shadow band
28:43	because they tried to click on my thing
28:44	and they couldn't
28:45	um it marked uh several of my tweets
28:48	where it can only re only the people
28:50	that i tag can reply even though that's
28:52	something you actually physically have
28:53	to select
28:55	but somehow it keeps getting selected i
28:57	and i'm purposely like looking at it and
28:58	going don't select that option
29:01	so weird
29:04	uh let's see here and then by the way
29:06	thank you that gen x dude again says wow
29:08	i think we just mind melded marvel
29:12	that's awesome and then seth covington
29:14	space weather is is something to pay
29:16	attention to
29:18	well you know there are many in this
29:20	group i'm assuming too that follow
29:21	people like suspicious observers uh that
29:24	have looked into the kind of the work of
29:26	of uh of him and others that say that
29:29	the sun is behind all of the
29:30	catastrophes of earth we are in solar
29:33	cycle 25 we're in a situation where uh
29:36	this one could send us back to the dark
29:39	ages if a carrington level event hit us
29:42	we would be screwed
29:43	uh that gen x dude again thank you and
29:45	then rusty88 thank you so much for your
29:47	support and the super sticker and then
29:49	uh
29:52	steve steve wilson thank you so much uh
29:55	for popping in
29:56	over on d live i just want to say a
29:58	special thank you to zippy moons says
30:00	crazy evening i'll catch a replay
30:02	lifting you up positive vibes from
30:04	nebraska oh yeah it's snowing here
30:07	it's crazy it's winter already it feels
30:09	like it was just summer and then lisa
30:11	k23 zippy moons nice car sorry it's
30:14	snowing already
30:16	yeah that's like super sad every year
30:20	we kind of go through that thing where
30:22	it's uh you know where every it's like
30:25	oh it's almost the end of summer oh it's
30:27	almost the end of this it's almost under
30:28	that
30:29	and every season just passes by so fast
30:32	now
30:33	well we'll probably talk about that in a
30:35	future episode
30:36	uh we actually
30:37	uh may be experiencing time in a faster
30:40	fashion because of
30:42	something that's happening to earth
30:44	pretty weird stuff so what do you guys
30:46	think about of course the the new york
30:48	times doing a story like this uh again
30:52	make sure to go read the rest of it over
30:54	on more frugal news uh dex is there
30:56	anything else you wanted to point out
30:57	from that story i know that it talks
30:59	about china's president
31:01	no i think it's just interesting the
31:02	timing of of the alien information how
31:06	it's going to continue to be pushed and
31:08	now we're pushing or we're seeing this
31:10	push in the media around conflict
31:13	between the major players but then they
31:15	then turn around let's put something out
31:17	like this like how do we bring everybody
31:19	together around one single
31:22	uh event
31:24	yeah
31:25	i mean it just seems like the there's
31:27	something
31:29	it's almost like the that we also had uh
31:32	in mainstream and in all science they
31:34	say that there's something out in space
31:37	that is pulling objects in that it has a
31:39	gravity but they can't see the actual
31:41	object that is pulling these objects in
31:43	you can look this up this is something
31:45	that that has now been talked about
31:47	and there are things getting pulled into
31:50	a gravity for an object they can't see
31:54	one thing that i i want to point out is
31:55	that uh obviously there's things like
31:58	that it's almost like this is almost
32:00	like there's something big here that we
32:03	can't see
32:04	but is affecting everything
32:07	in the same fashion that they're talking
32:09	about this object out in space it's kind
32:11	of like there's something here on earth
32:13	some sort of secret that is right there
32:15	in front of us
32:16	that we can't see do you guys agree or
32:19	do you disagree love to hear your
32:21	opinions rip curl readiness is in the
32:24	house by the way if you guys haven't
32:25	checked out his channel he's awesome
32:27	he's been a longtime mod he's just
32:29	genuinely a good guy no matter what kind
32:32	of drama is going on he sticks right in
32:34	the middle and protects everybody he's a
32:37	good guy he even uh
32:39	yeah just genuinely good guy if you guys
32:41	haven't subs uh subscribe to my mod make
32:44	sure to go over and do so
32:46	and then we have a secret rq 180 stealth
32:49	drone spotted over area 51.
32:53	kind of odd all the timing on this it
32:55	says this was the third photographic
32:57	encounter with the secret flying wing
32:59	drone
33:00	leaving little doubt
33:02	as to its existence
33:04	this is what we're talking about and a
33:06	lot of people said before that it is a
33:08	stealth boomer and i'm saying boomer on
33:10	purpose uh but this is
33:12	this is i i guess it's kind of in the
33:14	same
33:16	sort of design but they say from some
33:18	angles it actually looks like a saucer
33:20	because you can't see the wings
33:23	this actually may explain other things
33:25	like other sightings where they see if
33:28	you look at it right now in fact
33:31	the middle of it looks like a saucer now
33:34	the right lighting if something was
33:36	reflecting it would almost look like
33:37	there is nothing there
33:40	i could see seeing this kind of jetting
33:43	through the sky and thinking this is
33:45	something else what if this isn't our
33:47	technology what if we actually based the
33:49	original boomer which my grandma
33:51	actually worked on directly
33:54	my grandpa and my grandma my grandma
33:57	uh was an engineer at boeing and they
34:01	worked on this
34:03	and she actually said something before
34:06	before when i was a little kid and i
34:08	remember my grandpa would not talk about
34:10	this or my grandma wouldn't talk about
34:12	this
34:13	until like the very end of their life my
34:15	grandpa never said anything my grandma
34:17	said something though that said that it
34:19	was just like all of a sudden we had all
34:21	of these really high-tech objects and i
34:25	thought that that was really uh that was
34:26	really unique
34:28	she said that boeing all of a sudden had
34:29	this like spurge of technology
34:32	so i thought that that was kind of weird
34:33	like you know it it
34:36	makes me think like maybe what if
34:38	something was handed to us or something
34:39	was given to us maybe this is actually a
34:42	design based on their designs
34:44	just the thought
34:47	but it apparently has been cited a lot
34:49	of people are saying that it looks like
34:50	the b2
34:52	uh if it is a b
34:53	even if it was a b2 that would be uh
34:55	freaky it says a year after the apparent
34:58	first sighting of what is very likely to
34:59	be the air force's so-called rq-180 a
35:02	very stealthy flying wing surveillance
35:05	aircraft above the mojave desert what
35:07	looks like to be the very same aircraft
35:09	has now been photographed over area 51.
35:12	the clandestine flight center deep
35:14	within the nevada test and training
35:16	range while we still don't know absolute
35:19	certain the details surrounding this
35:20	craft or even its official designation
35:23	the latest appearances follows from a
35:25	previous sighting over the philippines
35:27	in september
35:29	so here's what i want to say though is
35:31	so we're about to talk about how china
35:33	is actually uh officials are saying that
35:35	they're using our own technology against
35:37	us
35:38	since this is really hard to pick up on
35:40	radar but you can physically see it in
35:42	some ways
35:44	what if this was a stolen china uh plane
35:46	flying over our area 51 seeing what
35:48	we're up to
35:50	that's just a thought uh maybe it got
35:52	through our radars and was flying over i
35:54	mean they're doing all sorts of other
35:56	things and and sending fractional
35:58	orbital bombardment systems around earth
36:01	who says that they uh couldn't i guess
36:03	you know could we detect this uh if if
36:05	uh
36:06	dex do you think we could detect it if
36:08	if china came over i mean isn't that the
36:10	purpose of these things that they
36:12	are really hard to spot with radar
36:15	well yeah they're really hard to spot
36:16	because they just look like something
36:17	orbiting in in the up in the upper
36:19	atmosphere
36:21	see i just uh i wonder
36:25	i wonder uh if that was somebody spying
36:27	on us or
36:28	if now we are being spied on so we've
36:31	already always thought of this uh for
36:33	the last 10 years thought about a
36:34	predator
36:35	in the united states there was always a
36:37	debate like if we would have these
36:39	surveillance drones that we had in the
36:41	middle east flying over us here in the
36:43	united states people would get really
36:45	you know uh edgy about that i mean think
36:48	about it we don't want to be surveilled
36:50	these things can zoom into the newspaper
36:52	print uh well get while you're on a park
36:54	bench and read the headlines
36:56	so
36:57	the the whole thing is a deployment of
36:59	these things in the states is something
37:01	that nobody has wanted and people have
37:03	been vocal about it and said you know we
37:05	don't want uh military deployed in the
37:07	united states or not
37:09	you don't want that
37:11	what if this is their way of actually uh
37:14	deploying something to monitor us
37:17	what if this thing is flying above all
37:19	50 states what if they have multiple of
37:21	these
37:22	uh monitoring us
37:24	just the thought as well
37:27	dexa do you think that this is
37:30	worrisome are these things armed by the
37:32	way are are these a lot smaller than the
37:34	b2 boomers do we know
37:37	no we don't know the i don't know the
37:39	actual size of them i think people have
37:40	got a lot of speculation on the rq 180
37:42	but
37:43	the you know it is obviously an un
37:46	uh unidentified as far as being publicly
37:49	released or any information coming out
37:51	about it it's just been a lot of
37:52	speculation around it huh
37:56	again thank you for the
37:58	3 600 that are already popped in here i
38:01	really appreciate each and every one of
38:02	you that has popped in over to youtube
38:04	and then over on d live thank you
38:06	everybody and
38:09	just to be real thank you guys for
38:12	uh
38:13	i've had a really rough month dex has
38:16	had some stuff happen of course his
38:18	uh misdex uh ended up breaking her leg
38:22	which by the way i
38:23	do you have an update on that is she in
38:26	her second cast or first cast yet or
38:28	uh we're we're in the second cast and
38:31	awaiting the third and then possibly
38:33	fourth
38:34	and then possibly a boot or surgery
38:36	depending on how it goes
38:38	and if prayers are still needed if uh if
38:42	the if the surgery ends up happening
38:44	that's something um i guess something
38:47	that you know people don't really talk
38:48	about in in this world is we are um
38:51	we are self-employed so something like
38:53	that can just rip us apart especially
38:56	when you if you are self-employed or you
38:58	own your own business
39:00	when you don't have the proper insurance
39:02	something like that can be out of pocket
39:04	or you just don't get it done that's
39:06	what i hate about this united states
39:09	medical system
39:10	it's really just absolutely absurd
39:14	even with the this insurance that you
39:16	can go buy on that some former president
39:18	put out for us it can still cost you an
39:21	arm and a leg by the time you uh
39:23	pay for it so yeah it shouldn't cost
39:26	90 000 or i think it was a hundred and
39:28	forty thousand that person that got bit
39:30	by a rattlesnake or got bit by a snake
39:32	for the anti-venom and for the treatment
39:34	uh one single stay in the er and it
39:37	wasn't like days or anything it was like
39:40	a hundred and forty thousand dollars if
39:41	you cut off a finger it is now like 40
39:43	50 000 for the surgery to put it back
39:45	together
39:47	most of this is like the equipment that
39:48	they're using or something and then it's
39:50	also for the insurance that they have so
39:53	just in case they screw up and mess your
39:55	finger up that insurance is what it's
39:57	this insurance i mean it really goes
39:59	back up to the insurance into the racket
40:01	man
40:02	and it's just it's wrong so i just want
40:05	to say that my point is though
40:07	is
40:09	after hardship and hardship and drama
40:10	and drama and all the stuff that goes on
40:12	you guys are here every night and
40:15	i just want to say thank you to
40:16	everybody including my mods make sure to
40:19	respect the mods even if you
40:21	even if you're thinking oh they i maybe
40:23	they're just grumpy or they're being a
40:25	i kind of uh think about it like
40:27	sometimes like they deal with a lot of
40:29	people that are just kind of being
40:31	crappy so understand that they may
40:33	may be able to make a mistake i i try to
40:36	think of it that way because um
40:39	i was in uh
40:40	walmart the other day and one of the
40:42	employees just started cussing people
40:44	out for no reason and it's bad customer
40:46	service everything else but after you
40:48	know getting to know a few of these
40:50	people i have seen the stuff that they
40:52	deal with there's literally a website
40:53	devoted to the people of walmart
40:56	i try to put myself in the shoes of
40:58	people
40:59	and i i there's no excuse for horrible
41:01	you know or swearing at customers
41:02	telling them to get out right at the
41:04	closing time and all that
41:06	but you have to think like
41:08	put yourself in their shoes for a day
41:11	when we're talking smack to all these
41:13	other people it's like most of it's
41:15	reflective of what's going on in our
41:17	life we're all having problems right now
41:19	again like i said we have more in common
41:21	right now than ever before
41:23	anybody you are seeing on the bus
41:24	they're going through the same rules
41:26	that you are especially if you're in the
41:27	same city
41:29	these people are all going through the
41:30	same crap you are
41:32	so just keep that in mind like we can
41:34	all disagree on our opinions we can
41:36	think everybody else is is a jerk or a
41:40	anything any number of names
41:43	but that doesn't mean that we can't we
41:45	can at least have a couple hours a day
41:46	where we decompress and we talk about
41:48	this kind of stuff and have fun so i
41:51	just thank everybody for being here i
41:53	from the bottom of my heart i appreciate
41:55	you guys and
41:58	i just uh i can't say it enough i wish
42:00	we had our discord still
42:02	it really hurts like
42:05	so much
42:07	bull
42:09	i was uh just looking at a picture that
42:11	was posted it was a meeting that was in
42:13	michigan and they had
42:15	like
42:16	20 people together meeting in a kitchen
42:18	and they had kids and whole families and
42:21	everybody was meeting and and talking
42:23	under the channel and basically they
42:24	were just having fun and talking about
42:27	what you know what may come getting
42:29	prepared all this kind of stuff
42:31	and it just yeah it made me sad
42:34	to say the least
42:36	so thank you everybody that has stuck
42:37	through us the people the names the
42:39	screen names that are still here those
42:41	people behind those screen names i
42:43	appreciate you
42:46	and then uh
42:48	dex so before we go into uk's online
42:50	safety bill could spell jail time for
42:53	trolls
42:54	which that's funny this is like
42:57	crazy timing before we go over that i do
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45:01	marfuglenews.com
45:03	prep
45:04	not only will you be helping us but you
45:07	might just save some dough on what you
45:09	already most likely want or need
45:14	all right uh dex let's uh
45:16	let's talk about this so what is this
45:18	online safety bill yeah so let me talk
45:21	about it because apparently it failed to
45:22	load correctly on our back end but um
45:25	it's it's kind of short and sweet but
45:27	what is happening is lawmakers in the uk
45:30	are considering making it illegal to
45:32	post certain content online that causes
45:34	emotional
45:35	psychological or physical harm to the
45:38	likely audience and that's in quotes
45:40	likely audience
45:42	and punishing the violators with jail
45:44	time according to the sunday times so
45:46	according to them the bill will outlaw
45:48	threatening communications as well as
45:50	knowingly false communications
45:53	which spread
45:55	information that would be considered
45:57	false with the intent to cause emotional
46:00	psychological or physical harm very
46:02	broad law right when you think about
46:05	very vague and then the emphasis on the
46:07	experience of the receiver so in other
46:09	words what is the audience in their
46:11	opinion what are the harmful effects
46:13	that may happen to the audience
46:15	uh that the message has so they're
46:17	they're literally looking at jail time
46:19	in this law it's part of a new uh update
46:21	to the digital law that they're um it's
46:24	called an online safety bill that
46:26	they're they're creating over there okay
46:28	okay so this is okay so the uh
46:31	anybody in the uk gem jam or anybody
46:33	else that's in the uk right now
46:35	you need to wake up and this is my
46:36	opinion i'm not telling you what to do
46:39	but i would highly recommend you get
46:41	some feelings about this because guess
46:42	what this will come full circle around
46:45	the planet if uh people don't pay
46:46	attention
46:48	so this online safety bill like we said
46:50	is not only vague but it has some
46:52	implications here now as much as i don't
46:54	like trolls and we get them a lot we get
46:56	people and i don't even like calling
46:58	them trolls they're people having a bad
46:59	day uh they're people that don't like me
47:01	they think i'm ugly maybe i bug them i
47:03	don't i don't know
47:05	or they think i'm full of whatever
47:07	it is
47:08	i don't like them but i think they're
47:10	unnecessary uh i i think they're a
47:13	necessary thing
47:14	one some of the uh the biggest trolls
47:18	that used to come through
47:19	are now people that watch the show
47:21	because they just like anybody you
47:23	probably know somebody you didn't like
47:25	it first or you absolutely hated them
47:27	and now your best friends maybe they
47:29	were your best man at your wedding
47:33	this is something that will
47:36	really really really affect you if this
47:39	goes through
47:40	this is where like we said
47:43	it's up to the receiving party so if you
47:45	are offended by something
47:47	you can therefore say it's hurting you
47:50	and therefore that person could end up
47:52	uh not only getting taken off of social
47:54	media platforms
47:57	but also get jail time and then that
47:59	silences people
48:03	trolls may be saying something that's
48:05	true but guess what what there is no
48:07	true there's fact checked and not fact
48:10	checked there can be something that's
48:12	that's uh uh you know opinion-wise true
48:16	but it's not true in the eyes of an
48:19	opinion now
48:20	fact checks are mostly opinion they they
48:22	fact check opinions and if that's
48:25	considered false therefore if it's false
48:28	and it's been checked therefore it can
48:30	hurt somebody
48:33	then all of a sudden you get into the
48:34	legal playground of
48:35	somebody getting arrested for
48:38	speaking their mind
48:41	this is scary i don't i you know people
48:43	need to wake up in the uk
48:45	my opinion is that you need to have some
48:47	feelings about this and uh grassroots
48:50	something or whatever because
48:52	can't really do anything on many of the
48:54	platforms
48:57	just saying i would say uh you know
48:59	speak your mind call the appropriate
49:01	people in in your uh
49:03	province or city or your town or where
49:06	whatever and tell them you know hey we
49:08	don't want this
49:10	well and and on that note adam um
49:13	here in america
49:15	tomorrow or today as some of us are in
49:17	the
49:18	time change has already happened or the
49:19	date changes already happened is the
49:21	second tuesday of november so that means
49:24	it's one of those dates that we can't
49:25	say the name of but you go out and you
49:28	you know punch the paper this is one of
49:30	those dates that most people didn't
49:31	think twice about but a lot of things
49:33	that are happening here locally or at
49:35	least where you live locally are
49:37	probably happening and you might miss
49:38	the opportunity to affect change so
49:41	when you know the masses show up every
49:44	four years and a little bit every two
49:46	years you know it's all the other stuff
49:48	that happens in between that you need to
49:50	think about as well
49:52	well people don't pay attention to these
49:54	little things or the little bills or the
49:56	little uh changes in these laws and they
49:58	end up getting screwed because of it
50:01	uh they are making income incremental
50:04	changes uh every single day now and
50:07	people are not doing anything they
50:09	they've got you so distracted on the
50:10	daily
50:11	kind of grind
50:13	then the nine to five grind and then
50:16	talk about what the daily thing is
50:18	otherwise you won't be uh popular
50:20	the water cooler talk is always you know
50:23	alec baldwin can take up two weeks of
50:25	news people are gonna talk about that
50:27	for for three weeks four weeks right
50:32	the news cycle they know that your
50:34	attention span is much shorter
50:36	so that's why i do appreciate the people
50:38	that stick around for two hours on this
50:39	show uh there's a few of you that can
50:42	stick around the whole two hours but i
50:43	thank you because you you still have an
50:46	attention span
50:48	but they know that it used to be when i
50:50	when i was a kid even and just in the
50:53	90s and 2000s and i'm sure before that
50:55	they would circle it was especially
50:57	around the 2000s they would play a story
51:00	for months
51:02	do you guys remember that dex i don't
51:03	know if you remember that but news used
51:05	to circle the same story
51:07	and it was on repeat it was 24 hours cnn
51:09	and fox had the same talking points
51:12	and it was rotated for 24 7. and they
51:15	would just go into different little
51:16	details of it and just it would be a
51:18	rotating 24 hour circle
51:20	now they're a little bit different
51:23	because they they realize that uh
51:25	they've got to grab the the newest thing
51:27	on twitter
51:29	so it i don't know it's
51:32	i think things are changing now and and
51:34	they've got you so distracted you're not
51:36	seeing what what's happening
51:38	uh more supply chain problems lead to
51:41	limited furnace supply this is yet this
51:44	is probably the
51:45	uh 35th thing that we've seen a shortage
51:47	on and
51:49	uh crazy enough i just had the furnace
51:52	uh looked at it's a 15 year old furnace
51:54	had the motor changed and everything
51:56	else
51:57	in our house
51:59	i i think the real message here is
52:01	there's going to be a supply shortage of
52:03	just about anything so if you have
52:05	something that you know you might need
52:07	in a month or two start planning it now
52:09	because it may take you that month or
52:11	two to get it right and you know for the
52:13	people way up north they probably
52:15	already need a furnace but for those of
52:16	you that are a little further south
52:18	you know if it's time to check your
52:20	furnace you know check it now don't wait
52:22	till the temperature actually drops
52:24	right
52:25	well as i was about to say the uh the
52:27	furnace part the motor
52:29	it took six months to get
52:33	it was a an actual part
52:35	and
52:36	if this would have happened if this
52:38	would have the problem would have
52:39	started and it was clunk clunk clunk uh
52:42	right now we would have been looking
52:44	past winter
52:46	to get our heater fixed
52:49	i mean that's where this comes into
52:50	important uh decks like we could have
52:52	sat all through the winter without any
52:54	heat
52:55	well i mean we could buy little heaters
52:57	but
52:58	well yeah but see there you go we could
52:59	buy little heaters but i promise you
53:01	right now if there's a furnace shortage
53:02	there's going to be a little heater
53:03	shortage so if you think you want to
53:05	have a backup you better have it now
53:07	it's sort of like when the hurricane
53:09	hits and
53:10	everybody needs generators where you
53:11	can't get them anymore right you need to
53:13	get your generator before the hurricane
53:14	heads so
53:15	you can
53:16	do a lot of planning in advance so um
53:18	with the way things are happening with
53:20	our supply chain for the next at least
53:21	year maybe even longer right
53:23	so this is sort of it's an obvious
53:25	article like you we could insert you
53:27	know anything here like you know laptops
53:29	are going to be hard to get right or you
53:30	know insert your favorite product but
53:33	you know these things save lives you
53:35	know warmth is something we need
53:36	especially where you live if you live in
53:38	an area that's very cold right so yeah
53:41	pay attention guys
53:42	and watch there could be rolling
53:44	blackouts in a city that doesn't have
53:46	rolling blackouts uh there there are
53:48	going to be power shortages we showed
53:50	you they're they're they're telling us
53:52	that there are going to be uh energy
53:55	crisis
53:56	energy energy crisey right
54:00	i think that's plural for crisis crisey
54:03	right
54:05	yeah we already talked about the
54:06	not natural but liquid propane a version
54:09	of it right
54:10	42 percent capacity going into winter 42
54:14	can you explain can you explain why that
54:16	that matters to most what why so there's
54:19	plenty of people out there that have a
54:21	propane tank because they don't have
54:22	natural gas but maybe they like having
54:24	gas and that's their form of heating
54:25	right so they buy propane they come and
54:27	they fill up these giant tanks not just
54:29	the ones on your gas grill but people
54:31	have this in their house or beside their
54:32	house are buried in the ground right
54:34	well
54:35	we sold we as in our government and our
54:38	you know the conglomerates that own all
54:40	this sold most of our propane
54:43	uh in trade expo and exported it out of
54:46	the country because it was so much
54:47	demand and left us with 42 percent of
54:49	our capacity in other words what we
54:51	normally have
54:52	going into winter we only have 42
54:54	percent of it
54:55	so we're walking into the beginning of
54:57	winter with an extreme shortage on us
54:59	which means the prices are going to go
55:01	through the roof
55:03	and you may not be affected uh by that
55:07	directly but also there's other
55:09	shortages that are in especially in the
55:11	uk uh there were other things that
55:13	happened uh one of your main power lines
55:15	that connected france i believe to
55:18	uh the uk uh that line was severed
55:21	somehow something happened with that and
55:23	it was cutting i think your power supply
55:25	by as much as 40
55:27	uh so they told you that there are going
55:29	to be issues right there's going to be
55:31	these shortages massive shortages of
55:33	power we just had of course the ceo of
55:36	one of the biggest uh
55:38	blackstone not blackrock not to be
55:41	confused with blackrock another evil
55:42	corporation uh blackstone one of the
55:45	ceos of this big power company or big
55:48	power energy thing said that there will
55:51	be uh real unrest on the planet uh due
55:55	to energy crisis uh that he believes
55:58	it's likely that we will see planetary
56:01	wide unrest social unrest because of
56:04	energy crisey
56:09	that's in
56:10	you know that this is this is stuff that
56:12	people normal people that are doing the
56:14	nine to five that are talking about the
56:16	the baldwin it's okay to talk about the
56:17	alec baldwin stuff but make sure you're
56:19	paying attention to this back door stuff
56:22	this is the back burner stuff that goes
56:24	quietly and just kind of sneaks by
56:28	and then all of a sudden you wake up one
56:29	day and you're at the grocery store and
56:31	they're like oh sir you
56:33	you have to you have to show us id to to
56:36	get uh you know to get diapers
56:40	uh it's a law we made in law you didn't
56:42	know everybody's been talking about it
56:45	yeah just happened today you gotta have
56:47	id you have to be over 21 to buy diapers
56:51	uh president b put it in himself
56:55	he uh
56:57	yeah
56:58	don't think he was all there but i mean
57:00	he yeah it makes sense in some ways i
57:03	guess
57:04	some people need adult diapers
57:10	diane moses thank you i appreciate your
57:12	support and of course machina opus again
57:15	thank you project exodus whoa project
57:18	exit is thank you thank you everybody uh
57:20	especially
57:22	uh project exodus and again uh seth
57:25	covington you guys uh going above and
57:27	beyond uh says as always thanks for what
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57:31	don't forget to like the video guys all
57:33	the replay watchers no reason we can't
57:36	get 20 000 likes on a video
57:38	project exodus i never understood that
57:40	if there's 60 000 views every single day
57:43	how is there not at least a third of you
57:45	that can't swing your mouse up or even
57:48	less put your thumb on that like button
57:51	uh but again
57:53	maybe you don't like the show maybe you
57:54	just watch it
57:56	and hate it i don't know then press the
57:58	dislike button
58:00	katherine wilson hold the line stand
58:02	firm
58:03	ephres 6 11 20.
58:07	and then saul rosenberg says rapture is
58:10	after the tribulation matthew 24 29 31
58:14	parallel in mark 13. luke 21 one trust
58:18	for
58:19	uh
58:20	says and rev6 for starters don't be
58:23	deceived by false messiah and then
58:26	cloaked cloud saul rosenberg again i i
58:29	don't know about uh thessalonians
58:32	uh
58:33	i don't remember that part but the
58:35	revelation six i do uh sol rosenberg
58:38	again thank you cloaked cloud thank you
58:40	that gen x dude says black knight
58:42	satellite question mark
58:44	uh talking about the uh of course the
58:46	object yeah i
58:48	don't know
58:50	what do you guys think about black
58:51	knight satellite tell me in the comments
58:53	below do you believe in the black knight
58:55	satellite or do you think it is a urban
58:57	myth uh remember the 5th of november
59:01	that gen x dude says
59:03	yes i know it's crazy uh hold the line
59:06	again thank you thank you and thank you
59:08	and then brave new slacker or i'm sorry
59:10	brave new stacker wendy a pressly uh
59:13	most invid 420
59:15	is that really
59:17	most invite for 20. uh thank you so much
59:20	for subscribing everybody that just
59:22	joined us i appreciate you guys uh
59:24	supply chain problems again we're gonna
59:27	keep covering every little thing about
59:29	that um
59:31	remember stock up now don't wait until
59:33	you are in freezing temperatures to go
59:35	get your stuff because you might be
59:37	stuck uh kind of like my brother-in-law
59:39	was last year in texas
59:41	if you guys know that story a fugle fam
59:44	member uh who i did not know ended up
59:46	having my brother-in-law not only
59:49	drove an hour and a half to pick him up
59:51	from a hotel
59:53	that said he was not allowed to stay
59:54	there because their water and their
59:56	power went out i went an hour and a half
59:58	picked him up and brought him back to
60:00	his home
60:02	and had him stay with him because my
60:04	brother-in-law was on a business trip
60:06	and the there was nothing that the his
60:09	job could do
60:10	there was no hotels that would take him
60:13	so don't get yourself stuck in a
60:14	situation like that american airlines
60:17	reduces flight cancellations but
60:18	staffing challenges continue to disrupt
60:21	travel dex i have a personal story about
60:24	this as far as my aunt uncle just got
60:26	back
60:26	you would not believe this
60:29	and i think they i i could not believe
60:30	this i almost want to have my aunt call
60:32	in
60:34	uh coming back from uh las vegas
60:40	sorry coming back from las vegas and it
60:43	was a uh uh one of those layover flights
60:47	they ended up spending 18 hours in the
60:49	los vegas uh airport which is kind of a
60:52	flashback when i was 14 on a family trip
60:55	with them we spent a whole day in the
60:58	the
60:59	las vegas airport which if if you've
61:01	ever spent an hour there then you know
61:04	it's an impossible place to sleep
61:06	there's uh literal
61:08	you know pull machines that are
61:11	everywhere dinging and and making noises
61:13	and we could not find a single place uh
61:15	where we could find quiet to sleep in
61:17	the uh lobby but they were just trapped
61:19	again
61:20	they not only got boarded onto a plane
61:23	sat on the tarmac for a few hours
61:27	then got pulled off they were sitting on
61:29	the tarmac they said
61:32	these guys came over the the maintenance
61:34	people and they said
61:35	sorry the the maintenance we have to do
61:37	more maintenance on this plane put them
61:39	on a second plane
61:41	then they said oh sorry this has more
61:43	maintenance to do then they put them on
61:45	a third plane
61:49	for 18 hours they got moved from plane
61:50	to plane to plane and they sat on the
61:53	tarmac the entire time
61:56	and they said it was due to maintenance
61:58	let me ask you this i'll just do a quick
62:00	poll
62:03	do you think that that was uh
62:05	maintenance if you think that that was
62:07	due to maintenance press one if you'd
62:10	think that was due to something else
62:12	press two
62:15	i bet we'll we'll we'll see uh the
62:18	majority put push one of those
62:22	dex do you want to talk about this uh as
62:24	far as what you think
62:27	well it's interesting they throw in the
62:29	high winds but then you know obviously
62:31	when you look into it it's really staff
62:33	shortages that make up the majority of
62:35	their cancellation so we saw this with
62:37	southwest
62:38	um now we're seeing you know this is the
62:40	beginning of the month right a lot of
62:41	things are starting to happen on the
62:42	beginning of the month so
62:44	um you know there it'd be interesting to
62:46	see if this happens again tomorrow um or
62:49	if it was just a one-day event but uh i
62:52	would be shocked if we don't hear more
62:54	of this and we've got other stories like
62:56	this in other sectors
62:58	of the uh the world uh in our economy
63:01	that are being affected by the things
63:03	that are happening starting november
63:05	first right so all of these
63:07	cancellations obviously affected i want
63:09	to say 136 000 customers
63:12	um that's pretty significant
63:15	obviously a lot of people either have to
63:17	do something or leave uh we are covering
63:21	more stuff here again uh multiple cities
63:23	are just left with nobody uh my city in
63:26	particular is actually by the way almost
63:29	everybody pushed two but again you guys
63:31	saw that for yourself
63:32	um
63:34	they are so desperate they did an
63:36	emergency order and they call it an
63:38	emergency order
63:43	they uh
63:44	my state washington did an emergency
63:46	order to pay people
63:50	25 000 for lateral hires
63:54	for the police department or ten
63:56	thousand dollars for new hires so i
63:59	guess you'll get paid more if you go
64:00	from like um accounting into being a
64:03	police officer isn't that what lateral
64:05	hire means
64:06	dex
64:09	that means that it's from inside the
64:11	company
64:13	yeah usually
64:15	so
64:16	if you're a desk person or you are you
64:19	know a
64:20	janitor that you know that already works
64:23	for the police department you'll get
64:24	paid five thousand dollar bonus to be a
64:26	police officer and if you are a new hire
64:29	you just get ten thousand dollars and i
64:30	thought wow that's weird they're paying
64:32	the lateral hires more but it makes
64:34	sense
64:35	basically they the lateral is the same
64:37	position not not necessarily in the same
64:39	company but if you took the same role
64:41	from one place to another you're not
64:42	bumping up or moving up
64:44	well so wait would that mean that
64:46	they're trying to get cops from other
64:47	places here or they're trying to
64:52	lateral i i guess okay i get it well i
64:54	mean new hires get basically ten
64:56	thousand dollars and it's not like this
64:58	is a company thing this is the an
65:00	emergency order that is put into place
65:03	that shows you we have no cops
65:06	right now
65:07	we have had so much crime just in my
65:09	neighborhood it's insane and we're not
65:11	in a bad neighborhood
65:14	we're having all sorts of things go down
65:16	if you download the neighbor uh
65:18	neighbors app or the nextdoor app you'll
65:21	see
65:21	even if you are in a nice neighborhood
65:24	i mean we're seeing peop crackheads with
65:27	machetes sitting on porches looking in
65:29	windows people checking windows people
65:31	doing all this i mean you know it's like
65:34	it's like uh the purge or something
65:37	that's how what it feels like i mean if
65:39	you really follow what's going on in
65:40	your neighborhood you'll see it
65:41	everywhere is happening
65:43	it's not just the bad neighborhoods it's
65:45	not just the ghettos
65:47	i mean there's always crime
65:49	but i mean it's it's now people are not
65:51	getting arrested for it people are not
65:53	getting charged
65:54	on top of that there's no police to even
65:57	arrest them for the night to put them
65:59	off the street temporarily
66:02	there's no police there's no firemen
66:04	think about the people that will
66:05	actually die
66:06	physically die because there is no uh a
66:09	lack of firemen or maybe they the fire
66:12	department doesn't respond for an extra
66:14	25 minutes or doesn't even respond for
66:16	another five minutes even that five
66:17	minutes could be the difference between
66:19	somebody living and dying
66:22	and people are going to blame them
66:25	don't know i don't know if you can
66:30	and then we have gizlane maxwell appears
66:33	at pre-trial hearing as judge rejects
66:36	series of motions
66:40	dex do you want to cover this one
66:43	yeah so it was interesting they were
66:45	trying to and if i don't know if you saw
66:47	in another case that's really popular
66:49	right now they were trying to say what
66:50	words could be used like could they use
66:52	the word victim or not and
66:54	and things like that and uh they were
66:56	trying to get a couple of words not used
66:58	like minor
67:00	and i can't remember the other one and
67:02	then the other one i heard about this
67:03	was she actually had to crawl into a van
67:06	on her hands and knees
67:07	so i don't know basically the way she
67:09	was cuffed and maybe she wasn't
67:11	cooperating correctly or whatnot but
67:13	yeah there's some you know it was kind
67:15	of interesting story about what's going
67:16	on here and uh what's up with uh with
67:19	her she's still in
67:21	in the uh throws of this trial so we'll
67:24	have to hear more about i don't think
67:26	they've actually started yet there's
67:27	still all the pre-trial stuff going on
67:28	right
67:30	yeah exactly it's um a lot is actually
67:33	happening
67:35	as we speak with um
67:37	with that trial
67:39	but it will be moving soon because it
67:40	sounds like they're doing jury selection
67:42	around the middle of the month this
67:44	month um so and i guess they're
67:46	targeting opening statements uh for the
67:48	end of the month but
67:49	you know it's interesting about jury
67:51	selection we've got that big trial here
67:52	in georgia
67:54	that's a very controversial trial and
67:55	they're like on 10 days of jury
67:57	selection and then you've got the other
67:59	one for the kid up in wisconsin
68:02	uh if you know who i'm talking about i'm
68:03	trying to say the names you guys in chat
68:05	know exactly what i'm talking about on
68:07	both of them apparently they got the
68:08	jury selected on that in one day
68:11	so it's kind of funny how these jury
68:13	selections work from court to court or
68:15	state to state
68:17	it is
68:20	let me uh let me pull over again thank
68:23	you everybody that has stuck with us
68:25	this long uh gonna pop in a message from
68:29	tom
68:32	tom homan
68:37	my name is tom holman i'm the former
68:39	arts director and president donald trump
68:41	and i'm here to ask america to wake up
68:43	you can protect yourself at the same
68:45	time protect this great nation
68:47	the threat of electromagnetic pulse is
68:50	real emp if you don't know what it is
68:52	look it up it's a matter of life and
68:54	death irish
68:57	today we're talking
69:00	don't know what happened there but
69:01	that's okay
69:02	sorry prep stetters
69:06	that was tom homan former ice director
69:09	and i'll just for those of you that are
69:11	new
69:12	protect you against the emp
69:14	i highly encourage you to go to
69:16	enpshield.com and research this device
69:20	again it will protect you in the long
69:22	term protect this great nation thank you
69:25	[Music]
69:27	so the reasoning behind
69:29	if you are new here
69:34	we've shown uh exactly why we believe
69:37	everyone should be protecting themselves
69:40	uh in fact one of my friends posted to
69:42	me after the solar storm that just
69:44	happened
69:45	uh
69:46	basically said that the show was helpful
69:48	and and he said he forgot one thing is
69:50	tinfoil hat right
69:53	he asked if things should be unplugged
69:55	um unplugged or plugged in uh one thing
69:58	is is if we actually get the real deal
70:02	uh like x5 x6 uh solar storm
70:07	a carrying a carrington level event or
70:09	an emp
70:11	uh it's really you are going to have to
70:13	have very specific
70:15	uh as far as protection something like
70:17	an emp shield or you're gonna have to
70:19	have uh your stuff in a faraday cage at
70:22	the time uh of when this happens now you
70:25	can't put your entire house in a faraday
70:27	cage uh you can't put your entire car in
70:29	a fair day cage i mean i guess you could
70:31	you could be creative but uh i i don't
70:33	know how many people are going to make a
70:34	faraday garage but
70:36	again you can actually have another
70:38	option there's an emp shield it's all
70:40	handmade in kansas these are actual
70:43	devices that can ground the signal uh
70:45	before it can destroy your device now
70:48	this is the one of the fastest surge
70:50	protectors in the world this isn't just
70:52	one that you would get
70:54	this is on steroids this isn't even this
70:57	doesn't actually do it in a micro or
70:59	macro second this does it in a pico
71:02	second it's one of the fastest surge
71:03	protectors that exists in fact it is so
71:07	fast and it is so efficient uh it is
71:09	keystone military tested and
71:12	these guys have done contracts with dhs
71:15	dod and of course now they are on the
71:17	demso team helping protect the texas
71:19	grid so this is what they are using and
71:22	by they i mean the us government and
71:24	different agencies like that are using
71:27	to protect themselves uh when we've seen
71:29	really horrible events happen
71:32	we've seen that you know we're pretty
71:34	much on our own
71:35	as far as hurricane katrina what did the
71:37	police do well
71:39	they bounced out and they tried to go
71:41	save their own families
71:43	so if the lights do ever go out
71:46	again the solar flare part of that the
71:48	cme part
71:49	that is a guarantee
71:51	we are due for a carrington level event
71:53	every 150 years on average it's been
71:56	160. if this happened right now we don't
71:59	know what would happen if we get a
72:00	direct hit like the solar storm we just
72:02	had
72:04	and it was a stronger storm we would be
72:07	screwed
72:09	especially since the uh the entire grid
72:11	is not protected yet they're actively
72:13	working to protect uh of obviously
72:15	important infrastructure
72:18	but will your house be protected no
72:21	if you uh are stuck out somewhere if you
72:23	work far from home
72:24	you're 60 miles from your you know your
72:27	home and your car just stops working
72:30	not a very good thing
72:32	they make a different version for of
72:34	course your motorcycle your rv
72:36	your car your house you can wire it in
72:39	and it will cover your entire house
72:41	from where it's wired in
72:45	they even have a ham radio version go to
72:48	marfooglenews.com
72:50	emp uh when you do so you will get 50
72:53	off per device and you'll be helping us
72:56	out they will send us a commission for
72:59	every person that we send over there so
73:01	i really appreciate everybody that does
73:03	that again it's a win-win you get a
73:05	discount and uh we get a commission for
73:08	it so thank you guys appreciate every
73:10	one of you that do that
73:12	also they
73:14	have already given out ten thousand
73:16	dollars worth of devices over the last
73:18	three years two years two and a half
73:20	years uh and that is
73:22	just to our audience and that is because
73:25	uh again
73:26	they uh we've basically begged them you
73:29	know almost every month hey can we do
73:31	another giveaway not everybody can
73:33	afford this this isn't a cheap product
73:35	it is a it's actually a it's
73:38	it's a affordable for what it does in
73:39	fact it's it's a way valuable for what
73:42	it does i can definitely save on a lot
73:45	of things
73:47	but it's not uh cheap so we asked for
73:49	them to do a
73:51	another contest they believe that this
73:54	is going to be the last one the reason
73:56	why is they've done a lot of them and
73:58	they try to do it as much as they can
74:00	but again it's they've given out ten
74:02	thousand dollars worth of devices you
74:04	can go to the website and you can enter
74:06	the giveaway here there's no purchase
74:08	necessary uh all you have to do they'll
74:10	they'll have lists of things that you
74:12	can do and list of ways you can enter
74:15	this is a great thing not only will the
74:17	the they be giving out three devices but
74:19	also if you share this out with somebody
74:22	and they win you will also get a device
74:24	that is pretty cool
74:26	so again make sure to get that if
74:28	everyone had this we would not have a
74:30	big deal if we had an emp or a uh of
74:34	course a cme
74:35	we would be way better off
74:38	all right and then uh dax
74:40	the uh
74:42	of course the investigation concludes
74:44	uss connecticut grounded
74:47	on uncharted sea mount in south china
74:50	sea do you believe this
74:53	well i believe that's what they're
74:55	saying i don't know if i'd necessarily
74:56	believe the story but because you know
74:58	china was so up in arms over them
75:02	revealing exactly what was happening and
75:04	what was with greater transparency
75:05	because they seemed to know
75:07	that something was happening but this is
75:09	a good uh a good story i guess to spin
75:12	this with
75:14	now if you didn't know china came out
75:16	after this submarine hit something and
75:18	it did serious damage and it it it was
75:22	like a total car accident right
75:24	if you seen a car that totals its front
75:26	end the engine's gone that's what this
75:28	submarine looked like and they didn't
75:31	exactly say what happened they didn't
75:33	say what they hit a lot of people were
75:35	questioning how does a
75:37	a billion dollar multi-billion dollar uh
75:39	submarine hit something with all of the
75:42	high-tech gear that it has to see
75:44	basically everything in the water even
75:46	without seeing right
75:48	well china came back and they said
75:51	you know we want the us we know that the
75:53	us did something wrong here
75:55	uh we want them to come out and told a
75:57	full story no bs uh don't lie tell the
76:00	truth
76:03	dex and i both guessed that
76:05	they were in the south china sea or they
76:07	were right in in
76:09	in china's waters maybe they were popped
76:12	up maybe they hit something maybe they
76:13	hit a trap that they set in their waters
76:17	something that
76:18	was technologically advanced to where
76:20	the submarine couldn't see it or
76:21	something
76:22	and they caught us doing it
76:25	so then we deny it right and they do
76:28	that but then they also call us out like
76:30	tell them what you really did huh
76:32	basically holding it over our heads
76:34	that's what i think right
76:36	now they're saying that it was an
76:38	uncharted seamount in south china sea
76:41	saying it was because it wasn't charted
76:43	sea floor or whatever and it hit said
76:45	investigators have determined that the
76:47	uss connecticut
76:49	ssn 22 hit an uncharted seamount that
76:52	grounded the nuclear attack submarine on
76:56	the underwater feature in the south
76:58	china sea
76:59	the results of a command investigation
77:01	into the october second ah incident uh
77:04	completed last week have now been passed
77:06	up to us seventh fleet commander vice
77:08	admiral carl thomas for review and to
77:11	determine if there will be any
77:12	additional accountability actions over
77:15	the incident
77:16	a legislative source and two defense
77:18	officials that are familiar with the
77:20	findings told usni news on monday a u.s
77:24	pacific fleet spokesman referred usni
77:26	news to the japan-based u.s 7th fleet on
77:29	monday afternoon a message left with the
77:31	us seventh fleet spokesman was not
77:32	immediately returned
77:34	i love how they always had that
77:35	basically
77:37	they didn't respond they're not giving
77:38	you nothing they ain't giving you snuff
77:41	right it says the damage to the forward
77:43	section of the submarine damaged its
77:45	ballast tanks and prompted connecticut
77:47	to make a week-long voyage on the
77:49	surface
77:50	from the south china sea that was
77:52	basically the walk of shame
77:54	they hit whatever they hit in china and
77:56	then they had to put their tail between
77:58	their legs and go all the way back
78:01	on the top of the water
78:03	because they couldn't they couldn't uh
78:04	uh with the ballast
78:06	tank uh damage they couldn't sink
78:10	so that that would be interesting
78:13	imagine seeing this thing imagine being
78:15	a boat or a fishing boat and and
78:17	watching a submarine with the
78:19	damaged front end
78:21	you know just rolling by
78:23	well and these there's only three of
78:24	these seawolf class attack nuclear um
78:27	subs
78:28	and they were actually developed for
78:30	deep water operations to take on the
78:32	soviet subs in the open ocean
78:34	and they've been
78:36	they've been extensively upgraded over
78:39	time to to take care of some of the most
78:41	sensitive missions according to the navy
78:43	right so what's interesting is it's
78:44	sitting in guam getting minor getting
78:46	repairs done to sort of get it to a
78:48	stage where they can take it someplace
78:50	else
78:51	but even if they take it someplace else
78:52	any of our shipyards all of our
78:54	shipyards are busy right now so if they
78:56	bring it in it's going to delay
78:57	something else but obviously it's a very
78:59	important
79:00	uh ship or a very important boat to to
79:02	get back in the water so
79:05	and in guam just to remind you the iron
79:08	dome system is now on guam
79:11	uh and that is because of why
79:14	again
79:17	i you can you can uh
79:20	you can be the guesstimate on that one
79:22	and then of course china using stolen
79:24	u.s tech to
79:26	build a military that can defeat ours
79:29	says xcia officer
79:32	this is a list this is so many uh
79:34	officials have now come out and said
79:36	this now and this is by the way
79:37	something that
79:38	uh myself and others in this community
79:41	have been talking about and we've been
79:43	seeing the signs and the the writing on
79:45	the wall and we've been saying this for
79:46	a long time but now officials are coming
79:48	out so remember what we were talking
79:51	about in this chat and in this show
79:54	uh months and months and year
79:56	now years ago
79:58	is now going to be water cooler talk
80:00	very soon here because it's all going to
80:02	come out
80:05	we don't want to pat on the back we're
80:07	not saying we called this the the thing
80:08	is is that i'm letting you guys know
80:11	this is all going to start coming out
80:12	and people will start uh believing you
80:14	because so if you've been passing this
80:16	information on from us and people have
80:18	been going oh okay yeah sure just watch
80:22	the more and more officials that come
80:24	out and uh and officially say this is
80:27	going on this is what's happening
80:30	it's all going to start it's all going
80:31	to start snowballing
80:35	china is using stolen american
80:36	technology against the us to build a
80:39	military that can defeat ours according
80:41	to a retired ca cia officer
80:44	the u.s government needs to develop a
80:46	better strategy against the chinese
80:48	espionage campaign uh david sauer told
80:51	the epic times sister media ntd on
80:54	friday it says u.s security officials
80:56	estimate that the chinese steal
80:58	between 300 billion and 600 billion
81:02	dollars a year in u.s intellectual
81:04	property
81:06	research and development and information
81:08	and technology china has also targeted
81:11	japan south korea and the european union
81:14	since the 2000 and 2001.
81:17	this is what i don't get it's like
81:21	blatantly committing a uh
81:24	a fightable warble of offense right
81:27	and we still
81:28	you know we were still trading with them
81:30	we're still doing business with them
81:31	even though they're stealing from it
81:33	that's like
81:34	that's like having a
81:36	crackhead mow your lawn and steal a car
81:39	every time he comes over
81:43	mows the lawn then takes your car
81:46	you recover the car
81:47	yeah
81:49	the grass is getting long
81:51	come on over
81:53	i don't want to do it
81:55	i don't want to mow the lawn let's have
81:57	these guys they're cheap
82:00	yeah no but he's just a kid that's his
82:03	first job
82:04	he's six
82:05	ah those are nice nikes
82:10	no i
82:11	seven peanuts that's awesome
82:13	great wages
82:15	china has also targeted japan south
82:17	korea and the european union and is
82:19	stealing that information and then
82:21	integrating it into their economy and
82:24	their state-owned enterprises into their
82:27	military sour added some of the military
82:30	systems look like a carbon copy of us
82:33	military systems
82:34	so it really saves them a lot of time
82:37	sweat and tears in trying to develop
82:40	that technology
82:41	saro's chief of station and deputy chief
82:44	of station in both east and south asia
82:46	overseas commands positions before
82:48	retiring he explained that the chinese
82:51	government targets businessmen academics
82:53	or students from whom they want
82:55	cooperation to obtain specific
82:57	technologies
82:59	now those people i bet most of them
83:01	don't want to cooperate they think it's
83:04	a little risky and that they might get
83:06	caught and it ruined their life or their
83:08	ability to function in the united states
83:10	sour set
83:12	but they really don't have a choice
83:14	they're dealing with an authoritarian
83:16	regime and they will risk their future
83:18	by saying no so they don't
83:22	basically saying that they they target
83:25	very specific people they go after the
83:27	scientists behind all of the
83:29	developments they will single them them
83:31	out and they will basically uh blackmail
83:34	them do whatever they need to do
83:36	to get them to tell the information that
83:39	they need and when what this is what i
83:41	said you know don't
83:42	underestimate your enemy uh say they
83:45	take our exact same uh blueprints our
83:47	exact same jets uh which again we saw
83:51	dex and i showed you pictures dex do you
83:53	remember the jet that looked almost
83:55	exactly like ours but they they tweaked
83:57	it
83:59	oh yeah they look like one of our
84:00	bombers right and then people say oh but
84:02	it's made in china so don't worry
84:05	chinese knockoff products even those are
84:08	getting almost industry extinguishable
84:10	but there's a reason why chinese
84:13	knockoff products and things like this
84:15	were always cheap they were doing it on
84:16	purpose like deck said they were cutting
84:18	corners on purpose they were maximizing
84:21	profit
84:22	and minimizing quality
84:25	they were making a just an absolute
84:28	load of money
84:30	and you were buying it and it was so
84:32	cheap it was so cheap it got the job
84:35	done but it broke after one use
84:37	like harbor freight tools
84:39	no offense uh i know it's
84:43	harbor freight i'm sorry
84:45	but it's true
84:47	those are great for the weekend warrior
84:48	but they stink for the professional
84:51	yeah you can't i mean that there's a
84:53	reason why people buy good tools that's
84:55	right
84:57	yeah you buy a chinese screwdriver even
85:00	the handle will pop off because the glue
85:02	isn't on there right but that's not how
85:04	they make the military uh equipment
85:06	they make some of the and by the way we
85:09	have outsourced so many things to china
85:12	including car parts so for these same
85:15	people that are saying oh they make crap
85:17	i bet you your american car most likely
85:19	has some chinese parts in it
85:21	and
85:22	they're the ones that last longer than
85:23	the american counterparts
85:26	literally
85:29	they actually uh and
85:31	now it's getting worse
85:34	and by the way that's all by choice
85:37	just saw a video that says we're in
85:39	trouble now and it showed a brake rotor
85:41	that just shattered into pieces which
85:43	that's like
85:44	unheard of
85:45	uh from china
85:48	but again this is what what people were
85:50	saying and then it says pentagon rattled
85:52	by chinese military push on multiple
85:54	fronts
85:56	china's growing military muscle and its
85:58	drive to end america predominance
86:02	in the asia pacific is rattling the u.s
86:05	defense establishment american officials
86:07	see trouble quickly accumulating on
86:09	multiple fronts
86:12	beijing's expanding nuclear arsenal and
86:14	by the way they are expanding it so fast
86:17	uh
86:18	dex
86:19	can you tell them about the silos and
86:21	what was going on with those
86:23	oh yeah they were putting up silos uh
86:26	quicker than we ever expected by the
86:28	hundreds just popping in new silos new
86:31	silos new silos
86:34	why would you need that many silos and
86:36	by the way
86:37	this is a about the same time when it
86:39	started
86:40	as when 90
86:42	of their research and development uh
86:45	nuclear scientists can't be you know
86:47	just uh replaced these guys are taking
86:50	an x on their back
86:52	basically jading themselves possibly
86:55	ruining their entire career
86:57	all 90 of them quit the same day from
87:00	research and development for their
87:01	nuclear these were nuclear scientists
87:03	that worked on weapons of mass
87:05	destruction
87:06	for china
87:08	all up and left in the single day other
87:10	news outlets in other places around the
87:12	world were all saying the same thing
87:14	australia said it
87:17	australia said
87:18	what happened in their what what did
87:21	they not want
87:22	to happen to where they quit and put an
87:25	x on their back for life
87:28	what did they see what did what blood
87:30	did they not want on their hands
87:32	for them to all quit
87:35	some sort of nuclear disaster that they
87:38	saw coming or were asked to help with
87:41	imagine that where they
87:43	you know you see a lot of people
87:44	quitting over principal right now think
87:46	about that
87:47	think about quitting on top of losing
87:49	your firefighter job you would also
87:52	never get a job doing anything you
87:54	wouldn't get a job doing a janitor
87:56	position
87:57	if you screw over the chinese government
88:00	imagine the people that are putting
88:01	their boots on the seattle city hall
88:04	quitting and doing that
88:06	and then they walk home
88:08	and they can't get a different job
88:10	that's what happens to them
88:13	why did they do that
88:14	and building all those silos now they're
88:17	at pace they are the largest navy in the
88:19	world by over a hundred ships
88:22	some say 180 ships more than us that is
88:25	so alarming that they are making ships
88:27	that fast they're going maybe they're
88:29	going for quantity over quality but
88:32	now we know for a fact they've seen the
88:34	products they say that they are putting
88:35	the same amount of money the same
88:37	materials the same specs
88:40	as our own
88:41	they stole our direct uh their our
88:44	direct plans they stole our blueprints
88:47	for all of our most advanced jets they
88:49	have the littlest tiniest uh crazy
88:52	secret things that you think that they
88:54	didn't know about they've got that they
88:56	hacked that
88:59	they're about to have the largest air
89:00	force quote me on that
89:03	well so to put it in perspective adam if
89:04	they're trying to have the largest air
89:06	force the largest navy they probably
89:08	want to have the largest number of of
89:11	nukes too
89:12	and the numbers that were out uh not
89:15	recently but just that the numbers that
89:16	people tend to track without having any
89:18	further evidence you know the us has
89:20	something like 5500 russia has something
89:23	like 6200
89:25	and then china has 350. so if you think
89:29	about that they've got a long way to go
89:31	in other words if we know they're going
89:33	to do it so they're going to create
89:35	thousands
89:36	of these and we probably don't even know
89:39	the true number right this is just an
89:41	estimate and i'm sure this estimate is
89:42	old it's not you know right now
89:47	watch we get uh and watch all of a
89:49	sudden they went from that
89:51	to 10 000
89:53	in a short amount of time
89:56	that that is freaky to me
90:02	what are your opinions please let me
90:04	know in the comments down below cameron
90:06	combs thank you again for your support
90:08	last show jordan lee mckinnon mckeon
90:10	thank you for subscribing georgette
90:13	monreal thank you for your massive
90:14	support of the show uh again nice to
90:16	meet you thank you so much george yet uh
90:19	j mon monreal i think i said that right
90:23	uh thank you for going above and beyond
90:24	i appreciate that seraphina uh thank you
90:26	so much for being here and and sticking
90:28	around for so long um
90:30	again seen you here for at least two
90:32	years
90:32	save yourselves sheeple always a
90:34	pleasure says nothing but love hey it's
90:37	nice to see you here again tonight and
90:38	then project exodus again i appreciate
90:41	you appreciate you appreciate you
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90:45	support as well and then over on d live
90:48	major lee stone
90:50	says hate speech god given constitution
90:52	protected right
90:54	again
90:55	speaking about that that uk law it's
90:57	like
90:58	who constitutes what is hate right
91:03	it's not cliche that's that
91:06	people question it
91:07	but people are letting it happen uh bear
91:09	lover ninety two thousand thank you for
91:11	giving out a morphe a badge to beach
91:13	barbie
91:15	uh
91:16	cko lick thank you i hope i said that
91:19	right i appreciate the diamond uh divine
91:22	11 22 it is an amazing time to be alive
91:25	earth observer says parents call the
91:27	shots to our lord almighty earth
91:29	observer i agree
91:32	by the way i i tweeted out something
91:34	last week and it was a crazy teacher
91:36	dancing around in a uh
91:40	native american fake paper hat and going
91:43	so aloha to matoa blah blah and it was
91:46	like really bad it was stereotypical i'm
91:49	surprised they didn't cancel her
91:52	but she was totally nice sokatoa sokatoa
91:55	did you see that video dex well yeah and
91:57	and it's and it's used um she's used it
92:00	for years and it's used to be an
92:03	extreme
92:04	way for you to remember in trigonometry
92:06	sine cosine
92:08	uh
92:09	tangent because that's the order you
92:10	have to remember in which to apply them
92:12	and sohcahtoa
92:14	toast sine cosine tangent and it's just
92:18	i mean i'm not excusing it but it was
92:20	like let me do something so crazy that
92:22	the students will never forget
92:24	right so they'll always remember the
92:25	word sohcahtoa and then could turn
92:27	around when they're doing their
92:28	trigonometry and know that sine comes
92:30	before cosine comes before tangent
92:32	there's a dozen different ways that
92:33	teachers do this and
92:34	that's what she was doing it wasn't just
92:37	blatantly being
92:39	a crazy woman but yeah
92:41	i had no problem with the the native
92:43	part she was legitly looking like she
92:46	was on lithium
92:48	um
92:48	again did you see the whole clip of what
92:50	she says
92:52	yeah i watched it and it was it was
92:54	pretty in intensely crazy but i think
92:57	that was part of her act but yeah and i
92:59	think i've also heard that she's done
93:00	this for years but she's now gone or on
93:03	administrative leave i heard
93:05	wow i'm surprised either way i um
93:10	it triggered me to say something i was
93:12	trying to find it here
93:16	i said i and i was basically just
93:19	talking about teachers in general
93:22	let's see here
93:24	i s i basically said that uh t parents
93:27	should have no say
93:30	i i just couldn't believe it it was a
93:32	babylon b level
93:34	sarcasm and i said
93:37	parents should have no say what goes
93:40	into their kids what is taught to their
93:42	kids what is injected into their kids
93:45	what anything blah blah blah and i said
93:47	it like that and then she has her
93:50	teacher name on the wall with a big
93:51	apple that says read
93:53	r-e-e-d
93:56	and i said i said you know
93:59	it's because they can read you know we
94:01	should give
94:02	teachers full power and permission to
94:05	control our kids
94:07	because they can read with two e's
94:10	and all these people believed that i i i
94:13	don't see how you would see a post like
94:15	that and think it was real i didn't
94:17	understand that
94:19	uh i've noticed that i've done some like
94:21	really over the top and i purposely add
94:23	something that should trigger like oh
94:25	that's sarcasm
94:28	and people don't see it anymore
94:30	sarcasm has like left the building
94:32	people don't get it and that's why
94:34	people are attacking
94:36	babylon b
94:38	because now satire
94:40	and sarcasm
94:42	is now fake news
94:45	it blows me away i just i don't i don't
94:48	understand how people take everything so
94:51	literal on twitter and people could say
94:54	well it looks different in text no
94:57	if you read that in text and have
94:59	uh
95:00	i mean
95:01	you gotta
95:03	you must understand context right
95:07	read it carefully read it three times
95:12	been on a fugal news binge after being
95:15	out of town hey brandon henschel nice to
95:17	see you man
95:18	i don't know how any been anybody binges
95:21	us but uh thank you so much zippy moons
95:24	again thank you thank you thank you i
95:26	hope you watch the replay this was a
95:28	good one and then renegade pd lady lexi
95:31	and of course charlie 64 and for the uh
95:34	glory of christ thank you scooby doo do
95:36	right appreciate to see you again lady
95:38	green eyes and one on b
95:42	super surprised at the the how people do
95:45	not see that
95:47	and then talus fighter like airframe
95:49	spotted at chinese jet manufacturers
95:52	test airfield
95:55	it says the objects in question looked
95:57	very much like a talus fighter design
96:00	similar to the us x-44 manta and the new
96:03	ngad concepts
96:06	says chengdu aircraft corporation is one
96:08	of two preeminent fighter manufacturers
96:11	in china and arguably the best known
96:13	these days it has two indigenous fighter
96:16	designs in production that currently
96:18	serve the people's liberation army the
96:20	j-10 single-engine mid-weight fighter
96:22	and the j-20 health heavy stealth
96:25	fighter the j-20 still arguably stands
96:27	as
96:28	china's most stunning manned aircraft
96:31	achievement and the development of it as
96:33	the country's first stealth fighter
96:35	continues to evolve to this very day
96:38	yet it is that is certain uh to change
96:41	in the not so distant future as china
96:42	continues its rapid expansion of air
96:45	combat capabilities
96:47	manufacturing know-how uh and it says
96:50	satellite images the war zone recently
96:52	obtained dated october 29 2021 of the
96:54	company's flight test airfield which is
96:57	located adjacent to its plant in the
96:59	namesake city is indicative of this it
97:01	shows five j-20s on the ramp
97:04	18 j-10s and a couple of drones and one
97:08	very unusual airframe like no uh no
97:10	other
97:12	so
97:14	let's see if do we have a zoomed in
97:16	version of this yeah
97:19	let's see if it has
97:24	so you may not be able to see that these
97:26	are all jets right here you can see my
97:28	mouse i'm hoping
97:31	there is a huge uh talus
97:34	aircraft there
97:36	right here it's gigantic
97:41	look at that thing
97:43	what is that by the way dex is
97:45	that is a one of their things right look
97:47	at how big it is
97:51	adam what i was saying is um the
97:54	we were just talking about the um you
97:57	the china stealing us technology
97:59	the x-44 manta is allegedly built by
98:02	skunk works
98:04	and if you go down you'll see
98:06	photographs or not photographs but
98:08	i guess compositions of what the x-44
98:12	would look like and then compare that to
98:14	what you're seeing on the ground here in
98:15	china and it almost backs up this whole
98:17	notion that
98:19	you know yeah they are stealing ip they
98:22	are stealing tech and
98:24	you know this is probably where the uh
98:26	the us generals and whatnot are getting
98:28	their opinions from
98:31	wow look at i mean that's identical
98:37	look at that jet though that looks like
98:39	an alien ship
98:42	yeah and this is a prototype or you know
98:44	a skunk works built by you know lockheed
98:46	and the skunk works
98:48	or designed by them we don't know if
98:50	it's ever been out it's one of those
98:51	things sort of like the other one that
98:52	we were talking about earlier the other
98:54	x-plane that you just we don't know if
98:56	it's real or not other than speculation
98:58	i'm just wondering how does this turn
99:00	there's no there's no uh traditional
99:05	i guess with thrusters right
99:08	what if just an insane looking plane it
99:12	probably has a lot of micro flaps on it
99:14	like the uh stealth steer
99:17	i guess it's going it's so aerodynamic
99:19	that a little tiny flap could change the
99:26	wow
99:31	the the guys that are flying these are
99:33	got to be like the ace is the bad asses
99:35	right
99:37	look at that and then
99:39	just the uh and then somebody commented
99:41	the drones are on the left uh the
99:43	pictures above
99:44	they you know they we also talked about
99:46	how they turned all of these old
99:49	uh soviet jets and by old you know 20 30
99:52	years old uh which aren't they go mock
99:55	they're fast uh they turn into unmanned
99:58	jets
100:00	that are basically i mean could be used
100:02	as uh kamikazes only no loss of life
100:06	think about that a mock speed drone
100:09	with all of the weapons that
100:12	any jet 20 years ago would have i mean
100:14	these things can destroy buildings i
100:16	mean they can
100:17	draw i mean they could do nukes
100:23	they can do tactical nukes
100:27	and who knows if they can load the
100:29	hypersonic uh or a smaller type super
100:33	supersonic
100:34	missile onto a man-less drone
100:38	there'd be no risk they could send it
100:40	right in and if it does get destroyed it
100:42	does
100:44	no loss of life
100:48	and they could probably even uh put
100:50	something a payload in it so if it does
100:52	explode
100:54	it does damage
100:56	who knows
100:57	so pretty crazy stuff and then australia
101:00	confiscating bank accounts property
101:02	license and businesses for
101:04	non-compliance with the sea fines
101:07	uh
101:08	people should be paying attention to
101:10	australia i i don't know why australia
101:12	is such a close ally of the united
101:14	states it is personally working with the
101:16	uk it is working with all this
101:20	some feel it's a test run
101:24	dex do you think that they are doing it
101:26	there to see how it might work out
101:29	yeah it's like you you see it in
101:30	australia and then you sort of see it
101:32	tested in canada and then you know it
101:34	might actually happen here right that's
101:36	that's sort of the the
101:38	the path that i try to look at on these
101:40	things but when you see these things in
101:43	other
101:44	basically free countries you need to
101:46	understand
101:47	that it could be here in a matter of you
101:50	know
101:50	overnight right
101:53	well it's like
101:54	you know they can
101:56	big big gas says poor australia yeah i
101:59	mean people are getting tickets for
102:01	going into a park by their house like in
102:03	front of their house
102:07	think about that they could perfect the
102:08	ways that they do things they can study
102:10	the way that people responded
102:12	humans are humans so they they watch how
102:14	people respond they perfect it they
102:17	trial and error their responses and then
102:20	take it to a bigger market
102:23	it's almost like a sale right or or like
102:26	they're selling to a market they take a
102:28	smaller test group
102:32	blues
102:33	the people are powerless there they
102:35	don't have a second amendment
102:38	they don't
102:39	they have no weapons to defend
102:41	themselves they have no uh way to i mean
102:44	there's
102:46	i just
102:46	uh unbelievable
102:49	uh the only people that have the
102:51	pew pews are the people that uh
102:56	in power
103:00	totalitarian state says silver bullet uh
103:03	red ox bearer it's bad in canada too i
103:06	can't go to restaurants or the gym
103:09	i can't get on a train or plane
103:20	and now kids and all this other stuff
103:22	it's just unbelievable
103:25	at least 10 300 new york city workers
103:29	resist the
103:31	as the deadline approaches now the
103:33	deadline is hit uh this number has gone
103:36	up i'm sure
103:38	dax we're seeing this across the country
103:39	it's not just new york city it's it's
103:41	all oh yeah but i mean think about it
103:43	it's like you know entire fire
103:45	departments are temporarily closed right
103:47	now and many of them right and like you
103:50	said in your city you know the police
103:52	force is
103:54	you know for multiple reasons no longer
103:56	as large as it used to be uh by a
103:58	significant number so that's causing you
104:00	know other uh
104:02	the opposite of policing to go up right
104:04	crime goes up um you know you've got
104:07	garbage piling up because there's not
104:09	sanitation workers to pick it up right
104:11	all of these things are we're going to
104:12	see
104:13	over the next few days and weeks
104:16	across the nation i think we'll see lots
104:18	of these different uh effects of what
104:21	this
104:22	um this mandate has to play for the rest
104:25	of
104:26	america for the first time ever i've
104:28	seen uh there's 25 cars outside the
104:31	one of the police stations and i'm like
104:34	i was blown away they're usually not
104:36	there during the day because they're out
104:38	and about there's there's the backup lot
104:40	of the cars that are always there right
104:43	the front area which i i drove by this
104:46	thing for 10 years
104:49	there was never cars those are the cars
104:51	that are you know trooper cars those
104:54	troopers aren't there those uh those uh
104:56	police officers are not there so they're
104:58	vehicles staying at the
105:00	place those are police that are not on
105:03	the beat right those are police not
105:05	responding to your
105:07	home robbery they're police that are not
105:09	responding to your package theft or
105:11	whatever they don't barely respond to
105:13	that anyways
105:14	uh the response times i wonder after
105:17	today what what are these response times
105:19	going to look like
105:21	i would love to see the data on that if
105:23	you have information on data on your
105:25	city and you actually find data for this
105:27	over the next coming months let me know
105:28	i would love to see the f uh the actual
105:31	effect of this
105:32	um and then craig alicia says remember
105:35	the chinese air force propaganda video a
105:37	few months ago is
105:39	it has that plane at the very end under
105:41	the under a sheet
105:43	oh
105:44	craigalicious good job
105:47	that's right
105:50	dex i don't know if you remember that
105:51	but the propaganda video had that that
105:53	plane under uh i want to say it is that
105:56	plane or that jet and we talked about it
105:59	because it was questioned if that was
106:01	the stolen intellectual property
106:07	good job craig craig alicia
106:13	did i lose you dex
106:15	no i'm here i was just trying to find a
106:16	picture of that
106:18	oh sweet late now let me let's
106:20	show uh
106:23	shoot you might be oh this is a great uh
106:26	point to actually bring this up so on
106:28	our website you
106:30	have a search bar at the top or a search
106:32	kind of uh you know a magnifying glass
106:34	what is so cool is so when
106:37	we take the actual transcript youtube
106:41	takes this entire thing everything i'm
106:43	saying right now
106:44	is automatically on every youtube video
106:46	taken for the captions
106:49	what's even cooler is they give you the
106:51	opportunity to download your own
106:52	transcript now they're using it for the
106:54	algorithm they're using it for
106:55	everything else they're using it for
106:57	that closed caption that's why sometimes
106:59	you can even get closed caption on live
107:01	videos right it will show you down below
107:05	but definitely on the replay
107:09	they let you download that transcript
107:11	dex actually can put it on the website
107:13	and we've been archiving that
107:15	so say i say
107:18	uh
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107:39	we could say every show
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109:45	uh let's see here
109:50	uh dex tell us about the uh web only got
109:53	some crazy stuff over there
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110:12	the story everything else we can't talk
110:13	about two-sided didn't make the cut
110:16	but there's plenty there for you so
110:19	there's
110:20	obviously a big event going on
110:21	politically tomorrow in certain states
110:24	every state seems to have something on
110:25	there
110:26	that people need to pay attention to but
110:28	uh there's a couple of big ones
110:30	um
110:31	lots of other conversations there going
110:33	on even elon is uh throwing down against
110:36	one of the uh the cities in uh in texas
110:39	specifically austin so go find out
110:40	what's happening there you can learn
110:42	what our current administration was
110:43	doing during the uh
110:46	the summit that he's attending
110:48	kind of uh funny and then plenty more
110:51	there to be talked about uh including
110:53	some crazy rumors there at the very end
110:55	which i won't say on air but
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111:26	on the real side of things so again
111:29	thank you everybody for joining us
111:30	tonight thank you viticus rising says
111:33	every empire goes through a rise a
111:35	golden age stagnation degradation
111:39	and eventually collapse a collapse is a
111:43	process and not an event
111:46	i can i i agree with you there as far as
111:48	we've seen almost every uh
111:51	every uh
111:52	society and every major major society
111:55	see it's kind of down downturn
111:57	uh
111:58	that's why it's kind of it's alarming
112:00	that so many countries are calling us
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