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04:29	dex my co-host slash internet brother uh
04:31	he is going to be joining me with the
04:32	news tonight every other night we do
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04:36	tonight i'm gonna have him uh commenting
04:39	on the news with me so what's going on
04:40	dex and how are you doing well hello
04:42	adam and hello foogle fam i'm doing just
04:44	fine
04:45	so lots to talk about tonight um
04:48	obviously we have uh zillow laying off
04:52	one quarter of its staff it says the
04:55	real estate website zillow will lay off
04:57	nearly one quarter of its staff as it
04:59	prepares to stop buying and selling
05:01	homes according to the new york times it
05:04	says the company made the announcement
05:05	on tuesday citing heavy losses
05:07	the times reported
05:09	zillow offers a division of the company
05:11	that allowed instant offers to be made
05:13	on homes reportedly took a loss over 420
05:17	million dollars during the three months
05:19	ending in september in the 12 months
05:22	prior
05:23	the company brought in approximately the
05:25	same amount it said zillow's chief
05:28	executive richard barton acknowledged
05:30	that the division was proving
05:31	unsuccessful and it said that we've
05:34	determined that the unpredictability in
05:36	forecasting homes prices uh far exceeds
05:39	what we anticipated
05:41	well
05:42	no sherlock
05:44	it says we also said that the decision
05:46	to move forward with layoffs is weighed
05:49	uh heavily on him
05:51	it says we could blame the current
05:52	losses on exogenous market events burton
05:55	said but it would be naive to predict
05:57	that unpredictable events won't happen
05:59	in the future shares of zillow have
06:01	reportedly fallen by 50 percent since a
06:05	high in february and the stock plummeted
06:07	11.5
06:10	so that that is pretty crazy to to see
06:12	that uh that whole thing there
06:14	um i don't want your stupid thing here
06:17	get out of here okay cool
06:20	either way uh that's pretty big now dex
06:22	as far as zillow goes zillow offered
06:26	isn't that all they do i thought that i
06:27	guess well so everybody would use zillow
06:29	to go look at your your house value
06:30	right it that was the main thing and
06:32	then you could find houses for sale and
06:34	they were just basically aggregating all
06:36	of the
06:37	mls listings everywhere but recently and
06:39	obviously as we're hearing about the end
06:41	of but recently they started buying so
06:43	like you would look up your house and or
06:44	look up the house you're trying to buy
06:46	but you would realize they would offer
06:47	you a price for your house
06:49	and it was kind of crazy because i heard
06:50	some neighbors of mine actually sold
06:52	their house to zillow and i was like you
06:53	got to be kidding me because i'm sure
06:55	you could have gotten more money than
06:56	selling it to a large you know uh
06:58	investment company like them so uh but
07:00	apparently you know they weren't either
07:03	weren't doing things right or this is an
07:04	excuse for a layoff of a lot of people
07:07	for maybe some other reasons we're not
07:09	aware of but apparently they're trying
07:11	to say hey we can't find enough people
07:12	to fix up and flip homes so we're not
07:15	making money on them so we're losing
07:17	but uh
07:18	you know well just a couple ways to look
07:20	at
07:20	right just to go back this it's just
07:22	very coincidental that um now the data
07:25	might show maybe they have uh
07:27	they might have exact proof a lot of
07:29	these companies don't put everything out
07:31	publicly uh they could put out partials
07:34	i don't know maybe because of irs and
07:36	it's a big company maybe this is all
07:38	publicly known uh their their whole
07:40	thing i don't know how
07:42	you know i guess you would think a
07:44	company like this would think of this
07:45	kind of stuff beforehand uh buying
07:47	houses even if they hold on to them for
07:49	a few months wouldn't they go up and
07:50	gain the money back i don't know well
07:52	they they
07:53	they used an algorithm and so they had
07:55	an algorithm in their system that
07:57	allowed them to figure out what a house
07:59	was worth
08:00	and if they they were they thought that
08:01	they could use this algorithm that they
08:03	had developed over the so many years to
08:05	actually buy houses at one price and
08:07	sell them for another and make a profit
08:09	and it just turned out that and this is
08:11	what they're saying it just turned out
08:12	that that didn't work
08:14	but
08:14	what we don't know is if that's just the
08:16	story that's coming out and maybe
08:18	they're just going to get out of the
08:19	home buying market because it's at its
08:21	peak or it recently just peaked and
08:23	there's no reason to buy at the highs
08:25	anymore and you know
08:27	this is just a cover for something else
08:29	right i don't know okay and not to
08:31	speculate and this is speculation again
08:34	uh there are a few i'll just give you an
08:36	example of a few other companies
08:38	uh actually i'll just say this a few
08:41	other companies are saying that they are
08:44	laying off for one reason when really in
08:46	reality they are laying they're not
08:47	laying off uh they have to lay off
08:49	because uh it just so happens that this
08:52	time's out with the deadline
08:54	for this new rule that is applying to
08:57	every company with employees over 100
08:59	employees so i i just think it's funny a
09:01	quarter of them are are now being laid
09:03	off and they say it's because of uh
09:05	profit loss and it weighs heavy and
09:08	uh especially the same day today i we
09:10	did not put it i dex i don't know if you
09:12	ended up seeing the video i put on
09:14	twitter um i forgot to tell you about
09:16	this uh los angeles sheriff came out and
09:19	essentially warned and he is an elected
09:21	sheriff i believe otherwise i don't
09:23	think he would be doing what he does uh
09:25	what he did today
09:26	he did a press conference on
09:28	essentially warning people that it's
09:31	going to be a mass exodus of the los
09:33	angeles sheriff department and they're
09:35	losing all their homicide detectives uh
09:37	they're losing all of their people uh
09:39	you know hundreds and hundreds and he
09:41	showed the data behind it he said
09:42	already we know for a fact uh that this
09:45	deadline is going to basically wipe out
09:48	uh most of our force and i mean it's
09:50	like so bad and he uh compared a lot of
09:53	stuff i think that that video should go
09:55	viral just because i i could not believe
09:57	he went through and showed different
09:59	stadiums different cities los angeles uh
10:01	county is one of the only counties in
10:04	that whole area that san bernardino all
10:06	these other places are not doing that
10:08	same date that man
10:10	right that man uh go on a date right uh
10:14	to them they are uh to make that happen
10:16	all these other departments are not
10:18	maybe they're going to do it last and
10:20	then he said that the supervisors
10:22	basically told him
10:24	pulled down and he hasn't talked to a
10:26	supervisor they're making all these
10:27	stupid decisions he showed pictures of
10:29	full stadiums with no one wearing
10:31	anything
10:32	and then he goes but you want you know
10:35	he was basically making a risk
10:37	and priority kind of analysis the uh
10:40	reporters on that tried to tear a new
10:42	one and he had an answer for absolutely
10:44	everything and a common sense answer
10:46	even broke it down to simpler turn terms
10:48	to where he was doing uh
10:50	i i guess um
10:52	uh
10:53	i i guess he made comparisons and made
10:55	it made analogies that made perfect
10:57	sense and just blew the reporters out of
10:59	the water so i i hope that we can
11:02	connect that you did not see that though
11:03	right dex
11:06	i know i didn't see it but i'm gonna go
11:07	grab it okay
11:09	it was today it's probably seven or
11:10	eight tweets back if you have not
11:12	followed me over at mar at marfoogle
11:14	make sure to go do so i just joined uh
11:16	getter i was just i was deceived by one
11:19	of their ads um again i think that
11:22	getter is a good thing but um one of
11:24	their ads made it heavily look like that
11:26	was uh t-man's uh new social uh platform
11:30	it is not it is somebody from his
11:32	campaign which i guess that's how they
11:34	worded some weird thing
11:36	at the same time that you have t-man
11:38	making his new one which i guess uh the
11:40	truth social or whatever it is is not
11:42	going to be out until 2022 or not going
11:44	to start for a while so i just thought
11:46	that was a pretty deceptive i did tweet
11:48	that so i did want to correct that if i
11:49	make a mistake i will
11:51	i always correct it and uh again so but
11:54	i think it i from what i see it looks
11:56	better than some of the other ones that
11:57	i've seen
11:58	but again we'll we'll see how that ends
12:00	up working out i saw some pretty big
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12:05	and marie brown thank you so much for
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12:10	and my concho thank you for being the
12:12	last supporters out and then on d live a
12:14	bunch of people that popped in last uh
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12:19	quack and nice to see you devine 1122.
12:22	jammer our mod was actually the top uh
12:24	supporter last night so that was really
12:26	sweet of you uh jammer you didn't have
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12:35	all right and then uh as far as them
12:37	laying it off what do you think put it
12:38	in the comments down below make sure to
12:40	keep your comments clean spacex toilet
12:42	leak will force nasa astronauts
12:46	to wear space nappies
12:48	it says that the splashdown could lead
12:50	to splashback as four astronauts will be
12:53	forced to wear mess-friendly
12:55	undergarments on their return journey
12:57	from the international space station
12:59	this is what nasa has revealed
13:02	you know on top of all the stuff they
13:03	don't reveal an ongoing problem with the
13:05	toilet on board spacex's uh crew dragon
13:08	capsules means that astronauts returning
13:11	to earth this month won't be able to use
13:13	the bathroom until they land as a result
13:15	they'll be forced to wear something
13:16	resembling nappies
13:18	according to nasa's commercial crew
13:20	program manager steve stitch
13:23	these are most likely nasa designed uh
13:26	man diapers and apparently uh there's a
13:30	lot of really big names looking into
13:32	getting these i even heard our current
13:34	administration is looking into these i
13:36	don't know why though i i have no idea
13:39	why they would be looking into nasa
13:41	designed nappies
13:43	during its last outing in which four
13:45	civilians spent three days in orbit a
13:47	spacex crew dragon reportedly sprang a
13:50	major leak in zero gravity
13:53	hmm
13:54	kind of looks like one of those things
13:55	that they wrap uh the tourniquets that
13:58	they wrap around
13:59	only uh
14:01	yeah
14:04	that's pretty gross and that's right i
14:06	suspect that's uh stock footage not not
14:08	the actual nasa one
14:11	i was gonna say like
14:13	okay so uh and i also saw some other
14:15	thing
14:16	i keep seeing these comments on videos
14:18	like
14:19	they show the wrong pictures they show
14:21	stock photos trying to reference it and
14:23	people have to correct it when they
14:24	watch a video when they see the stock
14:26	footage stock footage is used in almost
14:28	all these videos but sometimes sometimes
14:30	it's really bad like you know showing
14:32	the uh american flag when talking about
14:35	the
14:36	confederate right uh when you're talking
14:38	about that and they show the wrong one
14:41	obviously i could see people commenting
14:42	but people comment about the weirdest
14:44	stuff on on videos that i see on youtube
14:46	when people are clearly using kind of
14:49	reference footage in fact we've we've
14:51	done the same thing um
14:54	as far as yeah that doesn't look nasa
14:55	designed i'm gonna get that off screen
14:57	it says an alarm went off when urine
14:59	apparently got sucked into a fan system
15:01	and sprayed out of the toilet in all
15:02	directions luckily the leak was
15:04	contained to a storage area under the
15:07	floor which meant the crew were able to
15:08	get avoid getting drenched
15:10	uh
15:12	i would be pissed off
15:14	supreme court to hear biggest rights
15:17	case in more than a decade the supreme
15:19	court uh takes up the most important
15:22	rights case in more than a decade
15:24	wednesday one of the both one of both
15:26	sides hope uh will clarify how much
15:29	protection the second amendment provides
15:32	for carrying a moon outside the home
15:35	it's an issue the court repeatedly
15:37	ducked after issuing a landmark 5-4
15:39	ruling in 2008 that said that the second
15:42	amendment guarantees an individual right
15:44	to keep a hand
15:46	at home for self-defense a decision in
15:49	the current case which comes from new
15:51	york could affect the ability of state
15:53	and local governments to impose a wide
15:55	range of firearms regulations it says
15:58	new york prohibits carrying a marrying
16:01	openly but allows residents to get a
16:03	license to carry a concealed firearm if
16:06	they can demonstrate a requirement that
16:08	goes beyond a general desire for
16:09	self-protection gun owners in the state
16:12	sued and it says saying that that makes
16:14	it virtually impossible for ordinary
16:16	citizens to obtain the license among the
16:19	law's challengers are the new york state
16:21	rifle and pistol association and the
16:23	affiliate
16:24	affiliate of the nra and the two men who
16:28	applied for general permits to carry
16:30	a one member for protection
16:33	but were turned down a federal judge in
16:35	the u.s court of appeals for a second
16:37	circuit rejected their challenge so
16:38	australia actually already kind of went
16:40	away with all the
16:42	and look at how that turned out really
16:45	great right so if you do have kind of um
16:48	i guess what do they call that it's a t
16:50	word dex do you know what that t word is
16:53	it's like t y
16:54	uh
16:56	it's it ends with annie uh trying to
16:59	remember
17:01	it's on the tip of my tongue
17:03	it's t
17:04	t y t t
17:06	annie
17:08	annie get your
17:10	no t
17:11	annie
17:12	i don't know it basically uh it stops
17:14	governments from you know getting too
17:16	powerful and if they did end up turning
17:18	or if we had some sort of crazy uh
17:21	situation where uh there was some sort
17:24	of coup or something and our whole thing
17:26	was taken over and and people were
17:27	invading houses and things people could
17:29	defend themselves they can't do that in
17:31	every country believe it or not
17:34	the thing is is people think it's uh for
17:36	each other it's actually for uh
17:38	protecting ourselves against a much more
17:40	powerful force
17:42	the globalist channel says be careful
17:44	tomorrow pray nothing happens ah i hope
17:46	so as well andy birnham take care of
17:49	number one and don't step in number two
17:51	hey that's that's pretty common sense
17:53	and then conscious creator says they
17:56	three on three are getting rid of
17:57	everyone important so they can move the
17:59	un soldiers in and get things popping
18:03	uh and that's un soldiers the u.n
18:08	yeah pretty uh pretty crazy stuff that
18:11	is going on here and and this is this
18:13	kind of stuff that people should be
18:15	paying attention to even if you don't
18:16	own one i think most people should
18:18	support the right
18:20	it's kind of it's kind of uh
18:22	kind of that way andy burnham it's not
18:24	one of those things that we can do
18:25	anything about like at the moment we
18:27	can't you know write our congress person
18:28	or anybody it's really up to the
18:31	judicial system but it's certainly one
18:33	of those things that we should all pay
18:34	attention to because it has significant
18:36	consequences
18:38	you know if it goes one way um and and
18:40	protecting uh the constitution the way
18:43	most people think it should should
18:45	and then that's a good sign and if it
18:47	goes the other way i think what we'll
18:48	see is a lot of other cities and a lot
18:51	of other locations start imposing the
18:54	same uh rules that you see in new york
18:56	and other cities like dc oh you'll
18:57	you'll see uh
18:59	almost immediately new york uh seattle
19:01	where i am and then of course los
19:03	angeles would be one of the first cities
19:05	as well i mean you're talking
19:07	the and the thing is is it
19:09	it will only be in half the country for
19:11	so many years that people will end up
19:13	doing it illegally and
19:15	and i mean it it's just kind of like um
19:18	i guess the same
19:20	i don't know i
19:21	i'll let you guys argue about it in the
19:23	comments down below
19:24	uh if they once these amendments start
19:27	getting chopped up and taken apart and
19:30	redone
19:31	we're not in the same country
19:33	period uh the uk and all these other
19:35	places that have already done away with
19:37	it it's it's not really that great when
19:39	the really bad stuff happens
19:43	uh uh yeah uh andy burnham ding ding
19:46	ding you got it
19:48	tyrannical yes
19:50	the t radical rex that's what we uh
19:53	that's what we're looking at
19:55	game changer blood tests that can detect
19:57	50 different types of cancers set to
20:00	roll out in the us
20:01	this is i i would hate to take this
20:04	thing
20:05	i'm already nervous enough dex would you
20:07	um i mean obviously this kind of thing
20:09	is is good i would be nervous to take it
20:12	exactly what i thought like when when i
20:14	was reading this i was like yeah this is
20:15	really great like all of a sudden you
20:17	can they can you know to detect 50
20:20	different things from a simple blood
20:21	test which is pretty easy to do right
20:23	it's not as evasive as other things but
20:25	on the flip side it's like yeah i don't
20:27	know that i want to know but actually
20:28	you do want to know ultimately it's just
20:30	one of those scary things because
20:33	you can treat it sooner right i mean
20:34	just what if you found out you have some
20:36	weird one and
20:38	it's like you start chemo that day or
20:40	whatever i don't know it's or i guess a
20:42	lot of people i i i won't go into the
20:44	chemo argument or whatever but that
20:46	would be freaky um i watched my friend
20:49	die of cancer in six months from
20:52	diagnosis to death and i took him that
20:54	whole time to all of his chemo stuff
20:57	i saw him just
20:59	wither away they he was in so much pain
21:02	if you've ever uh known somebody with
21:04	cancer
21:05	uh this is
21:07	he got a bottle
21:08	i would say
21:11	it was like
21:14	it was like the size of a one liter
21:16	if it was liquid vicodin
21:19	he was drinking vicodin like it was uh
21:21	diet coke
21:23	it was actual liquid by i've never seen
21:25	that before anyone who knows anybody
21:27	with um
21:28	with cancer they they probably have seen
21:30	that and he was drinking that he could
21:32	take so much it was insane he was in so
21:35	much pain uh he had a esophageal
21:40	and then uh that esophageal they did a
21:42	thing and they saw these stones they
21:44	actually thought that they were uh
21:46	they were um
21:47	kidney stones or whatever so when they
21:49	they ended up cracking up his whole
21:51	chest to take a part of his esophagus
21:53	out and they thought oh after this it's
21:55	going to be good well when they got open
21:57	they opened up his whole chest saw that
21:59	it was actually the the chunks that they
22:02	saw
22:03	were not uh
22:05	they were dead cancer cells in his liver
22:08	they were dead because of the chemo
22:10	but since it was in the liver once they
22:12	see cancer in your liver they know that
22:14	it's metastasized to your whole body
22:17	well if they see cancer in your liver
22:18	you're done basically that's that means
22:21	it's gone all these other places
22:23	and then since they cracked his whole
22:25	chest open and had him open he had to
22:27	first then heal from that for them to do
22:29	chemo again so in that time period it
22:32	went from his liver to his brain
22:34	i mean it was just so fast and then my
22:36	friend luke who used to be a security
22:39	guard at one of these uh 24-hour clubs
22:41	over the weekends or in my early 20s i
22:43	would go to
22:45	uh he was just like the biggest buffest
22:47	just fittest guy
22:48	in four months he went from something to
22:51	nothing so i mean i think something like
22:53	this is good
22:54	uh
22:55	at the same time it's like you know why
22:57	has this not been around earlier i i
22:59	wonder with all the money that they get
23:02	for cancer research
23:04	some even accuse them of of keeping it
23:06	around because it does make so much
23:08	money
23:09	i wonder how much this thing will be
23:12	yeah that's that's a good question you
23:13	know this they're going on like a
23:14	three-year test now where they're gonna
23:16	um you know use a whole bunch of people
23:18	um you know doing samples uh over a
23:20	period of time of three years to see how
23:22	the detections work i mean they've
23:24	already done tests on it
23:26	with smaller groups
23:27	but the thing is they're looking for dna
23:30	what's called cell-free dna and that
23:32	actually leaks from the tumor so they
23:34	can detect if this dna changes this dna
23:38	change that happens uh it's not changing
23:40	the dna but it's like a change in the
23:42	structure around the dna that happens
23:44	from a tumor when a cancer
23:46	changes cells and that's sort of present
23:47	in the blood uh and they have a pretty
23:50	good success rate so far it's over 50
23:52	it's like 51 but if like you said if you
23:55	can find somebody and give them a
23:57	warning when they're at like say stage
23:58	one that's a lot better than finding out
24:00	when you're at stage three or stage four
24:02	right
24:04	it's just a the cancer is so scary uh my
24:06	other my friend with esophageal he
24:08	actually survived testicular cancer had
24:10	one of his
24:11	removed
24:12	uh and then 12 years later ended up
24:15	getting that so it's like
24:16	he already survived a a really bad one
24:19	and then boom once again
24:21	uh tell me your cancer story down below
24:23	i'd love to read i i honestly i know
24:26	that a lot of other people have been
24:27	affected like me i it was the one of the
24:29	roughest things in my life in fact i
24:32	have his
24:33	one of these days i'll show you the the
24:35	tattoo i got
24:36	of uh him on i didn't get his face i got
24:39	a microphone because he was a uh he was
24:41	a
24:42	radio voice type guy and uh got his
24:44	initials in there but yeah
24:46	i i'd love to hear your guys's story i i
24:48	think it's it's important to to get that
24:51	and air that out a lot of us have a lot
24:53	of pain from cancer and i believe
24:56	just personally my opinion is
24:58	uh
24:59	they may be keeping this stuff around so
25:00	they can make billions off of this stuff
25:02	some of the pills are like a thousand
25:04	dollars two hundred thousand dollars a
25:06	pill stuff like stuff like that why does
25:09	that exist
25:11	uh okay and
25:12	then uh before we move on i'm actually
25:16	gonna have dex cover something but uh
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26:50	all right and then uh dex do you want to
26:53	talk about our next story facebook is to
26:55	delete one billion
26:57	people's faces
27:00	wow okay so yeah that's exactly what
27:03	they say they're doing um so this
27:05	announcement
27:06	uh has recently come out and they are
27:09	saying that they're going to get rid of
27:10	their facial recognition data um so
27:15	you know i'm kind of you know on one
27:17	hand i'm thinking okay well is it
27:18	because they pretty much have
27:19	everybody's faces and it's you know it's
27:21	already been
27:22	the damage has already been done and the
27:24	algorithms have already been created and
27:25	the information's already been
27:27	you know siphoned off to the proper
27:29	places so they can use it for what they
27:30	need and this is just a feel-good thing
27:33	there's a lot of other things probably
27:35	going on here around you know
27:37	legal issues and lawsuits i know texas
27:40	is currently in the middle of a lawsuit
27:41	with facebook over some of their privacy
27:44	and data issues so
27:45	it'll be interesting to see how this
27:46	plays out it's kind of a big statement
27:48	from them
27:49	um but uh proof's sort of in the pudding
27:51	and i guess we'll never know what's in
27:53	their pudding
27:54	yeah yeah yeah
27:56	hopefully not as far as the facial
27:59	recognition templates do you i i bet
28:01	most of you probably remember this when
28:04	they started tagging pictures and i
28:06	still had a facebook at the time
28:08	and what happened is i posted a picture
28:10	with six of us
28:12	and i did not type it in you used to
28:13	have to click on their face because it
28:15	would recognize hey this is a face
28:17	and it would recognize uh you know
28:20	people
28:21	i think at first it was maybe friends
28:24	but you had to click and then type in
28:26	their name
28:27	then it got to the point where you would
28:28	post a picture of six people
28:31	and some of these people were not on
28:32	facebook it would tag them for you so it
28:35	automatically if you hovered over their
28:37	face all of a sudden it said you know
28:39	this is uh john smith and this is jane
28:41	doe
28:42	and everybody was like i'm so surprised
28:45	that you know i i was freaked out about
28:47	that a lot of people weren't they were
28:49	like oh that's cool
28:50	that's not cool that means that they are
28:52	recognized recognizing you and then this
28:55	is all tied in now we know facebook is
28:57	tied in directly with the government the
28:59	government admitted that when they
29:00	started doing this whole uh you know
29:03	truth campaign or whatever that they
29:05	called it uh in fact they're even having
29:07	facebook snitch on people that are
29:10	too prepared
29:11	they say or is your neighbor too
29:13	prepared does he have uh is he too
29:16	responsible we want to know if that
29:19	person is too responsible and has some
29:22	sort of insurance for a disaster
29:25	let us know we got to take care of that
29:27	and in the event of our planned disaster
29:30	we want to take all that back
29:33	it's scary
29:35	these facial recognition templates uh
29:38	this is like you know this isn't
29:41	technology is moving forward at a scary
29:43	pace
29:44	well and adam what's so interesting
29:46	about this and and it's a predicament
29:48	that facebook has had from day one but
29:50	the facial recognition capabilities are
29:53	not really that complex it's complex
29:55	when you say i want to pick out a single
29:56	person in a whole crowd of faces and not
29:58	know who they are right but if i don't
30:00	know if you can remember back you know i
30:01	know you take a lot of photos but back
30:03	in the day of storing photos on your
30:05	computer and using a photo app to manage
30:07	that on your computer it actually had
30:09	the ability to start identifying faces
30:12	that were similar and you could say okay
30:13	this is sally and this is bill and it
30:14	would say here's the rest of the
30:15	pictures but that's happening on your
30:17	computer it's not in a cloud somewhere
30:20	it's not in facebook and that's why i
30:22	say facebook sort of had this problem
30:23	because they're not on your computer and
30:24	they're not on your phone they're in a
30:25	cloud by the nature of the way they're
30:27	built so everything that they were doing
30:29	was building this algorithm around this
30:32	facial recognition
30:33	for the same type of feature that you
30:35	could get on your phone or you could get
30:37	on your computer in a safer way right
30:39	having an application do it on your end
30:41	just means it's just the people in your
30:43	computer and you pretty much have
30:45	control over to use it or not use it and
30:46	the data is not really going anywhere
30:49	no it's not and
30:51	as far as somebody just said will they
30:53	actually delete it no i yeah i agree
30:55	with you there roaming wolf just said
30:57	something as well said um you know what
31:00	would facebook even do they it's not
31:02	like they can do anything anyways what
31:03	they'll do is they'll give that
31:04	information to the government and then
31:06	the government puts you on a list of the
31:08	the people they say are bad bad
31:10	uh and haven't they announced they've
31:12	been hacked before haven't they had the
31:13	leaks haven't they had other leads so
31:15	it's like okay well they can just sort
31:17	of write it off and say yeah we've
31:18	deleted it but you know they've in
31:20	theory given it to someone else and can
31:22	say yeah it was it was taken during a
31:24	hack now
31:25	i want to add
31:26	we're going to move on from this because
31:28	we have really important stuff coming
31:30	out but i did want to read this part
31:32	because this is exactly what i was
31:33	saying with the tagging it says the
31:35	announcement comes several months after
31:37	a federal judge approved a settlement of
31:40	a class action lawsuit in illinois in
31:43	which facebook agreed to pay 650 million
31:46	dollars for allegedly using face tagging
31:50	and other biometric data without the
31:52	permission of users
31:55	i mean like that is exactly what i was
31:57	talking about this is the this is like
31:59	where you post a personal picture and it
32:01	ends up they they tag your friend who is
32:03	not they don't even have facebook
32:06	they've never had facebook they've never
32:07	owned it they've never signed up for an
32:09	account and this is what that
32:11	congressman uh what was it uh holly or
32:14	um uh josh hawley is that what it is i i
32:17	might be getting yeah that's the correct
32:18	name
32:19	josh hawley came out and showed the the
32:21	system
32:22	of how they were following you off of
32:25	facebook and we're talking about
32:27	everywhere
32:28	when you were in chrome or when you were
32:30	in some third-party thing somehow they
32:33	had a way so they were tracking what you
32:35	were doing in those other apps not only
32:37	that they were getting information and
32:39	collecting information on those people
32:42	outside
32:43	in your friends circle that are not
32:46	associated with
32:47	meta over here
32:50	metadata
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33:51	and then
33:52	we have cargo theft spikes as a backlog
33:56	of container ships grow
33:58	now it says the cargo thefts along the
34:00	west coast have spiked this year as the
34:02	backlog of container ships as at the
34:05	nation's largest ports continue to grow
34:07	heading into of course the holiday
34:10	season it says that the more that the
34:12	supply chain in general is backed up the
34:15	more cargo you're going to have sitting
34:17	and that creates a bigger opportunity
34:19	for thefts
34:20	said
34:21	scott cornell a crime and theft
34:22	specialist at the insurance company
34:24	travelers it says thieves made off with
34:26	more than 5 million dollars worth of
34:29	goods as a result of a so-called supply
34:32	chain theft in california during the
34:35	third quarter of 2021 a surge of about
34:38	42 percent from a year ago according to
34:41	the cargo theft recovery and prevention
34:44	network cargo net
34:45	it says uh that in other parts of the
34:47	country cargo net has seen a year over
34:50	year drop in supply chain theft
34:53	but it's said that it expects to see
34:55	crimes continue to surge in california
34:57	and other hard hit states like texas and
35:00	florida
35:01	entering the final quarter of 2021 cargo
35:03	net expects that theft activity will
35:05	remain elevated cargo net said in its
35:07	most recent quarterly update
35:10	dex i also want to add as far as theft
35:12	in general
35:13	think about how theft in la is going to
35:16	be
35:16	we just got the warning from that
35:18	sheriff essentially saying that uh he
35:21	has the data to prove that after this
35:23	deadline he's losing almost all of his
35:25	force
35:26	and he's losing respected people he said
35:28	he's like basically people that i really
35:30	wanted to stick around they're they're
35:32	doing an early retirement because they
35:33	don't want to be around they don't want
35:35	to do this
35:36	uh some of the most skilled and talented
35:39	investigators the people at the very top
35:41	of the food chain
35:42	are all leaving they're just bouncing
35:44	out so they're gonna have untalented
35:46	newbies uh people that are just have no
35:48	experience untrained which is how we got
35:50	to some of the situations that made
35:52	people riot
35:54	that's all gonna be the most and they're
35:56	gonna be understaffed
36:00	so as far as theft i cannot believe like
36:02	what's gonna happen in the west coast on
36:03	top of all of this dex what do you think
36:06	as far as the
36:07	as far as this goes
36:09	well i heard china called the sheriff
36:11	and said they were looking for
36:13	some missiles in a cargo container ship
36:15	that apparently went missing
36:19	yeah uh and they forgot that there was
36:21	uh
36:22	there was about 40 uh soldiers in there
36:24	too uh it didn't mean for that one to be
36:27	airtight sorry
36:31	yeah
36:32	uh as far as you know what is yeah but
36:35	what's in there but
36:36	but being more serious um yeah we're
36:39	seeing crime go up all over every major
36:41	city everybody everywhere has had a
36:43	crime increase
36:44	um even in small cities uh
36:46	you know small counties rural areas
36:48	everybody and so um you know you're this
36:51	type of thing it's not that it's to be
36:53	expected but it's not necessarily
36:56	shocking news but at the same time it's
36:57	like yeah it's kind of unfortunate
36:59	because we're
37:00	depending on all these cart these cargo
37:02	containers to get out and help you know
37:04	decrease this backlog and now we're
37:06	dealing with them being stolen um you
37:08	know and and the parts in them or the
37:11	the products in them being stolen which
37:13	just adds to the the trouble right
37:15	exactly and it's only gonna it compounds
37:19	the problem
37:20	uh by the way i wanted to shout out uh
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38:13	200 000 which is pretty giant
38:18	and then we have the air force says that
38:20	nearly 8 500 missed the deadline for
38:23	this
38:24	shots
38:26	okay this is a big deal because these
38:29	are some of the most talented people as
38:31	well that's 8 500 that very well could
38:33	be removed that's a huge chunk of
38:37	talented skilled trained i can't imagine
38:40	how much money has gone into the 85
38:43	i'm sorry 8 500 how many millions of
38:46	dollars has gone into training those 8
38:48	500. can you let me ask you this adam if
38:52	just just hypothetically speaking if you
38:54	had to put out news and you know you had
38:56	to put out a number
38:58	because it can't be zero like they
38:59	couldn't come out and say zero people
39:01	have not done it they have to come up
39:03	with some number do you think that
39:04	number is gonna be under reported or
39:05	over reported
39:08	i think it's gonna be severely
39:09	underreported exactly so keep that in
39:11	mind when you're reading this article
39:13	what i should think of when i hear this
39:15	the so the the sheriff who was being
39:17	truthful and is getting crap for it he
39:20	put out the fujian and the data and it
39:23	says it's way worse than this this would
39:25	this would be based on data that they
39:27	don't have to release right they are the
39:29	military they can keep yeah they don't
39:31	have to tell us yeah exactly and they're
39:33	not going to say zero because that's
39:34	just bs there's thousands of people that
39:36	know that their family members are not
39:38	doing it or they're about to get booted
39:41	yeah and i think the air force changed
39:42	their things so it's it's an honorable
39:45	discharge or or something it's it's not
39:47	dishonorable it's not dishonorable it's
39:50	just um yeah it's not dishonorable it's
39:52	to step up from that but not an
39:53	honorable at one point it was it was
39:55	literally uh going to be a dishonorable
39:58	discharge where i mean you actually lose
39:59	your rights uh to even own a bang bang
40:02	uh if you get a dishonorable discharge
40:04	something like that
40:06	so
40:06	they're getting an honorable discharge
40:08	they can change careers uh that i think
40:11	that's kind of how it should be right if
40:13	if you're they say hey you're gonna you
40:15	gotta choose this choose that i mean it
40:17	shouldn't be like that at all
40:19	but at least you know it's it's not
40:20	these people that were in that press
40:22	conference you got to see it because
40:24	they say well are you telling them that
40:26	them uh
40:27	the reporter says well by you saying
40:29	this are you telling people to not
40:31	follow the law
40:33	and the the sheriff goes it's not a law
40:36	i i just i i
40:38	thought that would have owned it people
40:40	are so dumb they just don't they don't
40:42	realize i i just
40:44	people honestly the top tier people
40:46	think that
40:48	it's a law it's not a law it's uh just
40:50	not uh by the way big shout out to ilea
40:53	ilea if you're not following she has a
40:56	new uh instagram that is doing her
40:58	voiceover work but she's really funny
41:01	she is one of her mods she is actually
41:03	on uh
41:04	a certain leaning side that i'm leaning
41:06	on the opposite side but she gets along
41:08	with almost everybody because
41:10	that's how it should be if it doesn't
41:12	matter what your political beliefs but
41:13	she has been uh doing some funny videos
41:16	on her instagram uh but on top of that
41:18	she did a really funny uh b
41:20	administration video
41:22	she believes in
41:24	some different things than i do but it's
41:26	like
41:27	everybody from all sides are now seeing
41:29	kind of the absurdity of all of this
41:32	stuff that's going on right now and i
41:34	think that it's really pushing people
41:37	the opposite way i mean it's just absurd
41:41	the absurdity of this whole thing this
41:43	this entire
41:44	uh planet is one big circus right now
41:47	so it's pretty funny when you see uh
41:49	people making fun of it that's what we
41:51	should be doing
41:52	as far as uh the 8500
41:55	what do you think is going on there
41:58	and then the fbi releases declassified
42:00	documents on september 11
42:05	it says a firefighter places his hand on
42:07	the name engravings on the south pole
42:09	during ceremonies to commemorate the
42:11	20th anniversary of the september 11th
42:14	contact and the september 1-1 uh 2021 at
42:19	the national september 1-1 memorial and
42:21	museum in new york the fbi released
42:24	hundreds of pages of newly declassified
42:27	documents wednesday november third about
42:30	its uh of course its long effort to
42:32	explore connections between the saudi
42:35	government and the september one one
42:37	attacks revealing the scope of strenuous
42:40	but ultimately fruitless investigation
42:42	whose outcome many questioned to this
42:44	day
42:46	there might be some i know that our
42:47	percentage of younger people like under
42:49	30 are very very low here but if there
42:52	are some younger people here i'm i just
42:54	implore you uh you were probably either
42:57	not born or you do not remember you were
42:59	not old enough to remember this
43:01	this will change your life if you dig
43:03	deep on that subject if you dig deep
43:06	and you really try
43:09	it is the reason i'm sitting here right
43:10	now it is the reason why i question
43:12	everything
43:14	it is something that has been burned
43:16	into my brain and almost everybody here
43:18	most likely has been too i mean if you
43:21	were alive it definitely was burned into
43:23	your brain it is our generation's pearl
43:25	harbor it is our generations uh you know
43:28	declaring world war ii it's it's our
43:30	generation of everything right
43:32	we'll never forget
43:37	the documents that were released now
43:39	dexter of course they're going to be
43:40	redacted they're this and that and uh is
43:43	there anything that they found from it
43:46	so they were doing this because a lot of
43:47	uh the families that are trying to sue
43:49	and have lawsuits against uh saudi
43:55	was
43:55	they wanted more information and they
43:57	were trying to do it so there was
43:58	basically
43:59	um their investigation there being the
44:02	fbi's investigation
44:04	into them was to try to figure out
44:06	whether the um there was connections to
44:08	three specific nationals there in the
44:12	embassy and um if there were any
44:15	connections there and ultimately in this
44:17	document if hundreds of pages but the
44:19	ultimate conclusion was they couldn't
44:21	find
44:22	they found insufficient evidence to
44:24	charge any of those three people
44:26	with illegally supporting the event so
44:29	it doesn't necessarily help anybody it i
44:32	guess on one hand says hey the
44:33	government's being more
44:36	something out but what they're putting
44:37	out isn't like a smoking gun or anything
44:40	yeah it's it's
44:42	it's not what most of uh those those
44:45	20-year
44:46	remembrance those family members really
44:48	want
44:52	just wanted to pull up something real
44:54	quick
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45:48	uh
45:48	again
45:50	i hope everybody ends up going over and
45:52	doing the contest uh we have about an
45:56	hour left in that contest emp shield uh
45:59	again is doing this massive contest
46:01	they've done it for 29 days or 30 days
46:04	and it is about to be up in about an
46:06	hour so you still have a chance to get
46:07	over there and do so if you do want to
46:09	purchase one though this is one of the
46:11	few ways you can actually protect
46:13	yourself just like the military and the
46:15	government are doing uh this is of
46:17	course the emp shield can protect
46:19	against not only emp uh all three phases
46:22	of it e1e2 and e3 but it can also
46:24	protect you against a carrington level
46:26	event
46:27	a solar flare cme uh it can protect your
46:30	device it basically grounds the signal
46:32	uh it grounds the uh the signal before
46:34	it can fry your device uh this can
46:37	actually ground in a picosecond not even
46:40	a microsecond not a macro second a
46:42	picosecond it is so fast uh that this
46:45	can handle uh huge huge amounts of power
46:48	and and ground it so again go over there
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46:52	against lightning it can protect your
46:53	car against cmes and of course emps
46:56	they make a different device for almost
46:58	everything you can get one for your
46:59	solar system which people think oh i've
47:01	got a solar system backup that will be
47:03	fried if you don't have it protect it uh
47:05	if you have a ham radio you can have
47:06	that protected
47:08	anything that you don't uh or is too big
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47:11	keep it in a faraday cage in the first
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49:25	all right uh dex you want to talk about
49:27	china to have 1 000 nuclear i mean we
49:29	were just talking about this and uh now
49:31	they are saying that they are in a bid
49:33	to overtake us
49:34	yeah so look you know three days ago or
49:36	two days ago we said hey they're going
49:38	to be reaching for more silos and we get
49:40	an article that says they're actually
49:42	doing three fields of 300 silos and we
49:45	said yeah they really probably need
49:47	about a thousand or more because you
49:49	know we've got 1700 in production they
49:51	only have you know 300 in production
49:54	we've built 5500 they're probably going
49:56	to be looking for thousands of these and
49:57	now here we have an article that says
50:00	china is to have you know a thousand
50:02	nuclear weapons in the next decade a bid
50:04	to overtake the us arsenal
50:07	this is complete bs okay so they did not
50:10	they said the same thing about their
50:11	navy said that they may overtake us in
50:13	15 years there was an article before uh
50:16	the china task force came out and they
50:19	said they in the next 15 years could
50:21	overtake our navy in size
50:24	within a year after that article came
50:26	out the china task force came out and
50:28	said that they not only have the largest
50:30	navy but they had the largest navy by 70
50:32	or 80 ships
50:34	now they are plus 100 might even be 200.
50:38	they are making these so fast those
50:40	three fields are what we know about
50:43	we found out many many times and i'm i'm
50:45	saying it is now not even a pattern it
50:47	is a fact that they hide these things
50:50	under cover they've been making silos
50:52	undercover they've been making boats
50:54	they made all of these navy ships under
50:56	gigantic i mean we're talking about the
50:58	size of a warehouse the size of a a show
51:01	air center the size of a stadium these
51:04	covers to hide from satellites
51:06	their production of of navy's ships we
51:09	still don't know how many navy ships are
51:11	being produced they could do the same
51:13	thing and carbon copy it uh time over
51:16	and over and over again they instead of
51:18	saying that they're making three
51:19	carriers they could be making 50
51:21	carriers we don't know
51:23	and we only know about it until after
51:25	they come out with it
51:27	i don't believe that they're making it
51:28	uh three fields of 300 i believe that
51:30	those are the three fields we know about
51:32	they are so blatantly trying to surpass
51:35	us in every category that it is i mean
51:39	it's incredibly obvious and then you've
51:41	got a uh the president that people are
51:43	questioning
51:44	is he helping is he is there some sort
51:46	of thing here
51:47	it's all a big circus it's a big show
51:49	but guess what
51:50	that show could very well
51:52	entail a lot of us uh finding an early
51:55	demise
51:56	because they don't care
51:59	they don't care about us we're
52:01	even if you were a
52:03	multi-millionaire they don't care about
52:05	you you're you're chump change
52:08	these are the people that are truly
52:10	truly in charge of the planet
52:13	royal marine commandos force u.s troops
52:16	into a humiliating surrender in training
52:19	exercises
52:22	that's kind of uh this is sad
52:27	yeah i couldn't believe the headline
52:29	when i read it um but apparently this is
52:32	what just just went down
52:36	it says the royal marines dominated u.s
52:38	forces just days into a training
52:40	exercise after eliminating nearly their
52:42	whole unit
52:44	american uh combatants asked for a reset
52:47	halfway through a five-day simulated war
52:50	exercise at the u.s marine corps uh 29
52:54	palms base in the mojave desert in
52:55	southern california having taken
52:58	significant casualties from british
53:00	commandos using a new battle structure
53:03	it says the marines kill board which
53:05	assesses damage done to enemy assets had
53:08	a tick against nearly all american
53:10	assets at one point meaning it had been
53:13	rendered inoperable or destroyed
53:16	british forces were trialling the new
53:18	literal response group structure which
53:22	will be the new template for the
53:24	commandos who are about to become more
53:26	flexible and mobile under reforms
53:28	directed by the first sea lord admiral
53:30	sir tony radekin
53:32	so basically the uh british soldiers
53:35	which congratulations to you guys to
53:37	anyone in the uk
53:39	to your forces kicking our ass um i this
53:42	is very sad to see u.s has always taken
53:45	charge in this kind of area um you know
53:48	a lot of different countries have
53:49	they're kind of really top-end special
53:51	specialists and these guys are the most
53:53	badass now
53:55	not to say these guys are super badass
53:57	uh the guys that they are that just lost
53:59	in this battle maybe it's a one-off uh
54:02	either way it kind of shows you where
54:04	our military might be going
54:06	that we've had many officials come out
54:08	and say that the new kind of squads and
54:10	stuff are not like the old ones
54:12	i mean look at their recruiting uh
54:14	look at their recruiting habits right
54:16	now look at their recruiting videos
54:20	have we gone soft i guess that's a
54:22	question that many are asking what do
54:24	you guys think
54:25	uh dex what do you think about this as
54:26	far as
54:27	i mean it's
54:29	well look they're they're they were
54:30	trialling a new um
54:32	a new platform that they're not a
54:34	platform but a new structure in which
54:35	they're doing um their moves and this is
54:39	proven to be effective for them
54:41	so the one thing that these drills do is
54:43	they allow everyone to learn so if you
54:45	know they've been going down one path
54:47	uh and they decided to introduce it here
54:49	and see if it worked and now they prove
54:50	that it works and that's great that's
54:52	great for them it's also great for us
54:54	because they're our allies and we'll you
54:56	know pick up from that and decide to you
54:57	know
54:58	determine how we may implement that into
55:00	our our training and into our operations
55:03	right
55:04	absolutely and uh i'm glad that this
55:06	these are our allies by the way um
55:09	yeah no i i think the the british have
55:13	something going for them right now
55:14	obviously we're probably going to pick
55:16	up and learn this
55:17	uh
55:18	probably good news check this picture
55:20	out though this is pretty cool
55:22	and while you're showing that it doesn't
55:23	it also doesn't mean that we went in
55:25	there with something new we could have
55:26	this could this whole this whole event
55:28	could have been let's try this new thing
55:30	you know the brits are going to come in
55:32	and run it and we're going to run our
55:33	standard operations right
55:35	and it wasn't like you know that that
55:38	could be part of the drill and that
55:39	could have in literally been
55:41	the the sense that we want to see how
55:43	this plays out right not just oh well we
55:45	got our butts kicked by the british
55:47	right
55:48	well i i think it's kind of funny they
55:50	they tried to ask for a reset like hey
55:52	can we get a do-over you're not going to
55:54	get a do-over in real life right
55:57	you're going to die
56:00	um by the way free life tasks is
56:03	according to some experts china already
56:05	has 3 000 nukes
56:07	i you know i i would not doubt uh
56:09	especially since china has been they
56:12	they know that china has bought uh even
56:14	black market ones from us we have
56:16	missing nukes right now there are
56:18	missing nukes all over every almost
56:20	every country has missing nukes is that
56:23	i mean how does that happen
56:25	how do you lose a nuke
56:27	uh but this picture i just thought was
56:29	really cool this is from satellite this
56:31	would look like maybe ground right
56:34	i thought that was that was pretty cool
56:35	these are huge uh tarps made to look
56:37	like the desert
56:39	when you start seeing uh
56:41	these kind of tarps with street lines on
56:44	them that's when you really got to panic
56:48	like painted road tarps right
56:53	what do you think tell me down below
56:56	and then we have us marines storm is
56:59	really beaches as part of a major
57:01	exercise if people can't wake up to this
57:03	this is happening so my opinion if
57:06	you're new here is that we are about to
57:09	go to a major conflict with china
57:11	regardless of of taiwan i think taiwan
57:14	would be a major part of it or very well
57:16	could be
57:18	even though people say that uh you know
57:20	beijing bob over here
57:22	brandon is is all part of it doesn't
57:24	matter
57:26	he's going to have he's going to be safe
57:28	he's going to be somewhere safe when
57:29	everything goes down
57:31	so are all the people
57:33	in my opinion in the know will be safe
57:36	who knows maybe they'll be part of in
57:38	elon's tunnels but i think
57:41	i also
57:43	scary theory is that you know
57:45	they've
57:45	if they really are truly trying to cut
57:47	all this uh
57:49	carbon dioxide
57:53	there's a there's a certain
57:55	being on earth that i know that produces
57:57	that
57:59	maybe get a bunch of
58:00	get a bunch of those and cull them
58:04	it says that
58:06	they are practicing essentially these
58:07	beach
58:10	exercises the three week long exercise
58:13	highlights ever more public ties between
58:15	us and israel forces in the face of a
58:18	regional threat especially from i
58:22	ran to the store
58:24	it says elements of the us navy and
58:25	marine corps recently kicked it off an
58:28	amphibious exercise with the is defense
58:31	forces that have placed american forces
58:34	on the ground in is
58:36	to train
58:37	it says through the united states and is
58:40	have strong and long-standing military
58:43	ties uh it says the actual interactions
58:45	between the two have often been discreet
58:48	in the past for political reasons
58:50	this has been changing in recent years
58:52	and this exercise comes less than a
58:54	month after both countries said that
58:56	they were exploring a possible
58:58	plan b
59:00	with regard to the i country uh and
59:03	regime in tehran
59:06	did not return to compliance with the
59:07	multinational deal over its nuclear
59:10	ambitions
59:11	it says the navy's task force 51 and the
59:14	marine corps fifth marine expeditionary
59:16	brigade the meb will oversee the forces
59:19	from their respective services in this
59:21	exercise which officially began on
59:24	november 1st
59:25	odd timing on that right task force 5-1
59:28	is in charge of all amphibious
59:30	operations in the middle east as well as
59:32	the around the horn of africa and in
59:35	parts of the indian ocean as part of the
59:37	us fifth fleet and u.s naval forces
59:39	central command or navcent the fifth meb
59:42	is a deployable expeditionary
59:44	headquarters that supports marine corps
59:46	activity in the same regions
59:48	fifth uh meb is a component of task
59:51	force five one and they're often
59:52	referred to as singularly as task force
59:55	five one fifth meb
59:58	so they're doing major major
60:02	amphibious exercises right now why would
60:04	they do that dex do you have an idea
60:09	well i've often said
60:11	that when we see this great conflict
60:13	come about it's going to be on three
60:15	fronts all at the same time
60:17	and you've got ukraine you've got this
60:19	country that they're landing on the
60:21	beaches of uh going toe-to-toe with the
60:23	iran to the store country
60:25	and um you've got taiwan and china and
60:29	then eventually
60:30	where that leads right so
60:33	to see these exercises
60:35	amping up there um
60:38	you know things amping up in the ukraine
60:40	to see more and more things happening
60:43	over by taiwan it just sort of all
60:45	continues to uh bolster that idea that
60:48	there's those are going to be our three
60:50	fronts
60:51	well i can uh
60:53	we also know that they have now moved
60:56	all the artillery to alaska here in the
60:59	u.s they've moved the iron dome system
61:02	to guam
61:03	they have submarine hunters out non-stop
61:06	they have fully deployed all of these
61:09	fully loaded uh amphibious carriers and
61:11	regular carriers
61:14	and now we have troops in taiwan we also
61:17	have troops over by ukraine we have uh
61:20	sub hunters we have all that we have
61:22	this massive 18 time zone exercise that
61:25	just ended and they just keep doing i
61:27	mean they're hi they're preparing any
61:29	moment
61:31	for an event to happen
61:33	people don't i i don't care if somebody
61:35	says oh you're a warmongering whatever i
61:37	i know it's going to happen i don't care
61:39	if somebody says it's not going to
61:41	happen this and that i that's fine
61:43	that's your opinion i've talked to
61:44	enough dod employees and of course we've
61:47	talked to military i've talked to two
61:49	high-ranking dod employees and i 100
61:53	believe that what they said
61:56	we are going to be at conflict with
61:58	under in under two years and it's
62:00	already been
62:01	i don't know six months since they said
62:03	that
62:04	i believe their timeline and i believe
62:05	it to the t to where i am preparing
62:08	myself
62:10	and my family
62:12	for anything
62:14	it's called responsible
62:16	and if as long as you don't go overboard
62:18	and you do it responsibly then it
62:19	shouldn't make you look crazy either
62:21	either anything can happen we could have
62:23	a regional storm come through we just
62:25	had one a
62:27	so-called hurricane come through
62:29	washington a cyclone blitz or a
62:32	bomb cyclone or whatever that kind of
62:33	stuff can can knock out power for normal
62:35	people you should prepare for that
62:38	and if if you are prepared for that or
62:41	that kind of event when this big one
62:43	comes
62:44	just think of it as a bigger version of
62:46	that
62:47	when the lights go out
62:50	it's very easy to see if you haven't
62:52	followed all of our previous showed
62:53	shows look at what they are practicing
62:56	for they are practicing for the most
62:58	probable
62:59	scenario and they have real data that
63:01	they don't share with us that they are
63:03	basing that on so on the secret stuff
63:06	that they're not telling us they're
63:07	going to base their exercises on that we
63:09	can see the secret data by how they are
63:12	responding
63:13	by the drills they're doing by the
63:14	exercises they are doing that means
63:17	that is what they are practicing for
63:18	that is what they are getting
63:20	information on
63:22	time and time again that will prove uh
63:24	when they see something happening if you
63:25	go before that they did practices for
63:27	that the us military before many events
63:30	from here all the way back to the 1900s
63:32	you will see that they did practices war
63:34	games for what actually ended up
63:36	happening
63:39	they've done drills for events that
63:41	ended up happening they had information
63:42	that they didn't put public and then
63:44	later on you found out that they did
63:45	have information on it
63:47	they're doing events uh and drills and
63:50	exercises for lights going out and bio
63:53	events biological events
63:56	period
63:59	and then it says eye country says foiled
64:02	the us navy's attempt to seize tanker in
64:05	the sea of oman
64:07	so any of these sea or these canals or
64:09	any of these areas this is where some
64:12	experts have even said that very well we
64:15	could have something kick off a ww3 in
64:18	an oil or in a some sort of ship related
64:21	event dex can you explain that i'm
64:24	actually going to have to i'm gonna have
64:25	to change something here so i'm gonna
64:27	i'm gonna go over to this article yeah
64:28	absolutely so there you know what we've
64:30	got is uh two different stories coming
64:32	out of the sea of oman right so there's
64:35	a tanker and apparently it was going it
64:38	was uh
64:40	apparently getting um some sort of take
64:43	over what's happening on it and we've
64:45	got the i ran to the store country
64:47	pointing the finger at the u.s saying
64:49	the u.s was going to do it
64:51	um and then we'll see in a in the next
64:53	article that the pentagon came out and
64:55	said no no we had nothing to do with
64:56	that we were there to defend it um and
64:58	it was the uh the eye country that was
65:01	actually doing it so
65:03	um it's kind of a it was a big standoff
65:05	and you could look at it both ways i
65:07	mean you know we've seen what they have
65:09	done
65:10	um and with other tankers and we've also
65:12	you know you could also see that you
65:15	know there could be confusion over what
65:16	we were doing with the tanker or if we
65:18	were doing anything with that tanker
65:21	even if the you know
65:22	there are uh
65:24	i guess
65:26	questionable acts that can be done that
65:29	can uh
65:30	be made to look like certain things and
65:32	those have to start
65:34	uh with an event now i don't think that
65:35	would necessarily be as blatant as our
65:38	military ships out there and that's what
65:39	you're going to see and we'll show you
65:40	that in just a moment how both of the
65:43	militaries the high country and our
65:45	ships were basically at a standoff right
65:48	next to this tanker in the sea of oman
65:50	so
65:51	kind of a very crazy
65:53	and heated event and could have easily
65:56	triggered and set off anything at that
65:58	moment
65:59	but right now they're both pointing
66:00	fingers on either side
66:04	and uh
66:05	again dex
66:06	basically i'm sure you went into the
66:09	next uh the next piece here
66:12	yeah i talked a little bit about the
66:13	fact that the u.s is saying it's not
66:16	um so it's it's a back and forth thing
66:18	right now and but what's really you know
66:20	so
66:21	you know officials here are saying i
66:23	think it's like in the third paragraph
66:24	on this this
66:26	it's from the pentagon saying hey no we
66:27	have nothing to do with that we did not
66:29	take it over we were protecting it yeah
66:32	the officials are telling the associated
66:34	press that that the eye country seized
66:36	the vietnamese oil tanker
66:38	uh it says it seized a vietnamese flag
66:41	the oil tanker in the gulf of oman last
66:43	month it still holds the vessel two u.s
66:46	officials told the associated press on
66:48	wednesday revealing the latest
66:49	provocation in the mid east waters as
66:52	tensions escalate between
66:54	and united states over terran's nuclear
66:56	program
66:57	this this is something that can trigger
66:59	this kind of stuff and everybody is so
67:01	used to so many of these events
67:03	happening that they think it will never
67:06	actually trigger the real event
67:08	we are on the cusp of ww3 if not if if
67:12	it hasn't already started in a cyber
67:15	arena already
67:17	it's really naive to think that this
67:19	isn't going to happen or there won't be
67:21	that singular event we know we've
67:23	already had very close calls we've even
67:26	gotten to the point where we almost
67:27	nuked each other in multiple scenarios
67:30	and got to that point and uh brought it
67:32	back down
67:34	one of these days it won't be and there
67:36	are crazy people in charge of whole
67:38	countries that have no red tape there's
67:40	no warning system there's no mark millie
67:42	that are going to call us before they
67:44	attack
67:45	right there's no there's no mark
67:48	militant who's going to call us and say
67:50	hey we're sending a bunch of nukes just
67:52	wanted to make sure you had some time to
67:54	you know get your defenses ready for our
67:56	offensive
67:58	don't know what you would call something
67:59	like that uh
68:01	a general saying hey i know
68:04	my country wants to surprise attack you
68:06	cause i was gonna give you the heads up
68:08	on that huh
68:09	i i think i'm able to do this right
68:11	because everybody agrees with me because
68:13	we
68:13	we all believe the same thing right
68:16	this isn't treason
68:19	sedition
68:21	so again just remember this is we're so
68:24	far away from the ww3 that or ww2 that
68:28	we don't think this is going to happen
68:31	it's going to happen
68:32	yeah absolutely and when you talk about
68:34	how how it was on edge and so easy to
68:36	set off when you go to the the next
68:38	article
68:40	there's a couple of videos and if you
68:41	want to go watch them you guys can go
68:42	watch them you know on your own time on
68:44	the website just go to
68:44	morefrequencies.com uh they're kind of
68:46	long and and you kind of have to wait
68:48	through a lot of stuff because it's
68:49	coming from the other side the eye side
68:52	their news but the pictures in here will
68:54	very well and very clearly show how
68:57	close
68:58	you know this standoff was between our
69:00	ship their ship their people and this uh
69:03	you know cargo vessel or merchant vessel
69:05	or whatever kind of vessel this is
69:07	now can you point out um which ships
69:10	were which
69:11	obviously there's a cargo ship yes right
69:14	well the big the the cargo ship the big
69:18	destroyer is us and then is are they in
69:21	a catamaran is that what they have
69:23	yeah that that's what that looks like
69:25	and there may have been another ship
69:26	involved smaller but you can see most of
69:29	these pictures come from their point of
69:30	view not ours these are not our this is
69:31	not our release so if you look you know
69:34	at these pictures throughout the article
69:36	they're coming from their smaller ships
69:41	that's uh pretty uh pretty close uh
69:44	close enough to see each other with
69:46	binoculars even closer in some cases
69:48	yeah and and and the one scene right
69:51	there with you know uh
69:53	a weapon pointed directly at it and a a
69:56	soldier with his hands on it right
70:00	yeah
70:02	uh if he would have pulled that trigger
70:04	we would have been in uh downtown crazy
70:07	town
70:10	these are the
70:12	little spur my heading to uh
70:15	the
70:16	war of eggs there we go
70:19	that's it
70:20	yep i did i went there
70:25	look at how close this look at this i
70:27	mean these guys are idiots
70:30	imagine a destroyer
70:32	like going up to against a destroyer
70:34	they could have literally just destroyed
70:36	obliterated this ship
70:38	this destroyer versus this catamaran
70:41	that's like
70:43	that's like mike tyson
70:45	versus squeak
70:54	and then uh let's see here i do want to
70:56	remind everybody uh edek so if you have
71:00	in the past gone through edek they have
71:01	now changed they're changing their name
71:03	to off grid
71:05	we have some really exciting stuff to
71:07	tell you about very soon
71:08	we can't tell you about it right now but
71:11	there's going to be
71:12	very soon here a product that's going to
71:14	be incredible
71:16	so i can't wait to be able to even talk
71:18	about it
71:19	but essentially it's something that i
71:21	will be using every single day and i
71:23	think a lot of you guys will be as well
71:25	but if you do want to protect yourself
71:26	from getting followed tracked uh have
71:29	you know people breaking into your phone
71:31	mobily or when you're in a starbucks
71:33	somebody using some sort of equipment to
71:35	get into your phone get your passwords
71:37	get whatever else
71:38	i would highly recommend one of these
71:40	edac bags now edek ended up standing up
71:42	for
71:43	standing for something that they used in
71:45	law enforcement
71:47	it actually meant something but they are
71:50	now changing it to a very much easier
71:52	name off-grid they make these bags these
71:54	may these are made incredibly high
71:57	quality they virtually block they block
72:00	every single signal so nothing goes in
72:02	nothing goes out they also make their
72:04	utility bag which has a window so you
72:06	can actually still use your phone you
72:08	can still use your touch screen and
72:09	everything else i highly recommend these
72:12	what i do is i put my phone in it when
72:13	i'm going somewhere
72:15	take it out when i'm done
72:17	again but it does block all signals
72:19	especially if you want to go somewhere
72:21	if you're going to a bug out spot and
72:22	you don't want anybody to see that phone
72:24	going there you can put it in here until
72:27	you're done with your trip
72:28	not only that though
72:30	you know nobody can access it and nobody
72:33	can
72:33	remote hack it or anything you can also
72:35	use it for other things that also stops
72:38	uh any kind of emp or anything like that
72:40	affecting it
72:41	so okay next
72:43	let's uh let's talk about uh
72:45	that's a great point by the way i
72:48	was gonna say it's a great point on the
72:49	mp side a lot of people
72:50	will download a whole bunch of
72:52	information right like everything they
72:54	need to survive whether it's recipes uh
72:56	survival what to eat in the woods videos
72:58	how to all that stuff onto a device
73:00	right and if you know something happens
73:03	like a cme or an emp that device may not
73:05	work and if you don't you know it's not
73:06	plugged into the wall or it's not
73:07	protected from an emp shield you need it
73:10	in a fair day bag so you could literally
73:11	take that device that you're trying to
73:13	store all that information on and keep
73:14	it in this pack it's a great use
73:16	and then team it up with having either a
73:18	generator a battery pack always having
73:21	when a disaster happens always having
73:23	charged batteries and we're talking
73:25	about now it's convenient
73:27	back in the day they didn't have the
73:28	same kind of thing that they have now
73:30	they have these portable battery banks
73:32	that can actually uh store power now
73:34	they have long-term ones that are you
73:36	know supposedly once you have them
73:37	charged up they can last 10 15 years
73:39	that's the kind of thing that you should
73:40	have and then have those protected as
73:43	well you know have have kind of a triad
73:45	of things protecting each other kind of
73:47	a circle of protection so again make
73:50	sure to go check it out uh that is
73:52	marfooglenews.com
73:54	edek that will shortly be changing but
73:56	if you do want to get them now
73:58	go over to marfooglenews.com edek
74:01	e-d-e-c all right and then again key
74:03	fobs things like that you can also
74:05	protect um dex let's
74:07	uh you want to go into uh
74:09	some of the crazier stuff that's going
74:11	on here
74:12	yes absolutely so head over to
74:14	morefrugalnews.com click on the
74:15	thumbnail for the show and scroll down
74:17	to web only content uh you can't miss
74:19	it's a big orange block there if you're
74:21	having trouble finding it and you're on
74:23	youtube just open the description it's
74:24	the first link there
74:25	uh lots going on the web only content is
74:28	like an entire other show so everything
74:31	else we can't necessarily talk about or
74:33	uh maybe it's two-sided or it might get
74:35	us booted or it's just uh didn't make
74:37	the cut but there's lots going on
74:39	there's a big law a major um legal case
74:43	going on right now that i've actually
74:45	personally been following uh for hours
74:46	each day
74:48	some stuff happening there and if you
74:49	haven't been paying attention to that
74:51	it's kind of been really interesting
74:52	there's nothing really majorly
74:54	developing yet
74:55	but we'll probably have more to report
74:57	on in the coming weeks as that
74:58	progresses um lots of other things going
75:01	on something about um
75:03	this is really interesting there's a
75:05	truck driver who spent 153 dollars on
75:07	his campaign and he won so uh and and
75:11	ousted another person so if you think
75:14	you can't run for office and win this
75:15	guy just proved you could so go take a
75:17	look you can learn more about that you
75:19	can learn lots of other things that are
75:20	going on
75:21	a lot of political content lots of other
75:24	um
75:25	v related content things like that so go
75:26	take a look morefrugalnews.com click on
75:29	the thumbnail for the show and scroll
75:30	down to web only content
75:33	yeah there's there is so much here again
75:36	i'm scrolling past it i'm sure it's
75:38	gonna it's a good tease to get you over
75:39	there uh again that's about the you see
75:42	the teacher a teacher that was uh forced
75:44	out
75:45	their position went and ran for the
75:47	board of the school board and won isn't
75:49	that just amazing like that is so
75:51	flippant amazing i i like that is
75:54	probably the coolest thing ever
75:57	it's a it's
75:59	i just i love it i absolutely love it um
76:02	and again over there it's uh
76:05	this is something that we provide that
76:07	is absolutely
76:09	grotesque free
76:10	so take advantage of it share that page
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76:16	that's an easy way to share on
76:17	everything spud lee thank you for
76:19	subscribing uh free life tasks thank you
76:21	for your support bible talk for common
76:23	people hard to fight in high heels well
76:24	triggered
76:26	uh 911 is like be
76:29	before because
76:31	going going into add
76:35	bc going into a d
76:37	b c going into a d
76:40	ah i'm too stupid to get that right now
76:44	two usa's the one before nine one one i
76:47	miss so much it's heartbreaking now i
76:49	don't recognize this country okay i do
76:51	get that so
76:53	oh okay 9-1-1 is like before christ
76:56	going into after death
76:57	it's two different places right i i
76:59	totally get that now
77:02	two usas the one before 9-1-1 before the
77:04	patriot act before all of this insanity
77:07	i agree with you 100
77:09	i will 100 back that comment
77:12	it is like before christ and after death
77:17	um i i just want to say thank you to all
77:19	the d live d lovers over there thank you
77:21	so much for everybody that has supported
77:23	thank you for everybody that uh
77:24	continues to to keep this uh d live
77:27	family alive
77:28	um really it's
77:30	quite amazing the the loyalty of the d
77:33	live crew angela 1609 zippy moons thank
77:36	you so much gem gem uh thank you for
77:39	being there every night again awesome
77:41	mod uh jaybird we've got scooby doo doo
77:44	wright johnny fry guy carolina roots
77:46	maui racing realtor every night thank
77:48	you so much for being there um
77:50	uh kisara antoinettes thank you thank
77:53	you what's your name 45. we've got james
77:56	a.g agb just followed thank you so much
77:59	me man 1984. i am sorry if that was a
78:02	while back thank you for hosting uh
78:04	almost 20 people bringing them right to
78:06	us thank you so much
78:07	again thank you thank you and thank you
78:09	that's that's it means a lot to me meme
78:11	uh and cuban ron and bear claws and
78:14	everyone else i love all of you dex
78:16	thank you for your service tonight you
78:18	are an amazing man
78:20	much love great show brother it is now
78:22	time for the shoutro it's not an outro
78:24	it's not a shout out it's a
78:26	shoutro
78:35	still going
78:35	[Music]
78:44	not closing
78:46	[Music]
78:57	where's the button
79:01	[Music]
79:03	i will never bow
79:05	[Music]
79:07	no down
79:33	never bow down
79:36	[Music]
79:57	[Applause]
79:58	[Music]
80:10	[Music]
80:20	[Music]
80:30	oh
80:31	[Music]
80:35	um
80:38	[Music]
81:13	[Music]
81:19	thank you for shouting out hazel with
81:22	the grace in everybody face now
81:24	all of we are changing
81:30	[Music]
81:34	[Applause]
81:35	[Music]
81:38	i will never bow down to the man with
81:41	now
81:44	[Music]
82:03	[Music]
82:06	hello
82:15	[Music]
82:23	it down
82:26	i will never bow down to the man with no
82:30	crown
82:31	[Music]
82:36	i will never bow down to the man with no
82:40	ground
82:41	[Music]
82:46	running
82:48	[Music]
82:58	[Music]
83:10	uh
83:13	[Music]
83:22	[Music]
83:30	mr steve
83:32	[Music]
83:45	you
83:49	[Music]
83:53	i will never bow down to the man with no
83:57	crown
83:59	[Music]
84:06	is
84:10	[Music]
84:22	i will never bow down to the man with no
84:26	crown
84:27	[Music]
84:39	you