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03:56	tonight is really crazy because we've
03:58	got a lot of stuff happening all over
04:00	the world uh of course shortages nothing
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05:10	of course let's bring in my uh co-host
05:12	internet brother dex what is going on
05:14	dex how are you doing and uh what is
05:16	happening tonight
05:18	oh hello adam and hello foogle fam i'm
05:20	doing just fine
05:22	so uh lots uh happening here the travis
05:26	scott situation of course a lot of
05:28	people have heard a lot about it and it
05:30	was a concert if you didn't you know
05:33	hear about this essentially they had a
05:36	concert and travis scott was playing and
05:39	there was like a panic to get to the
05:41	stage
05:42	and everybody started running nobody was
05:45	paying attention uh everybody was so
05:47	panicked to get to the stage or to rush
05:49	the thing uh that they ended up
05:51	trampling people and eight people
05:54	perished
05:55	on top of that many people injured one
05:57	of the people that perished apparently
05:59	was a ten-year-old boy i guess uh
06:02	there's lots of rumors out there there's
06:04	even a rumor and i i again neither dex
06:06	or nor i were able to confirm that uh at
06:09	one part of the show the ten year old
06:11	that same the same kid uh
06:14	the that travis scott did some sort of
06:17	stage diving and and the kid took a shoe
06:20	and he said hey get that guy
06:22	so that is like a total you know rumor
06:24	so far that i know of if you guys have
06:26	uh the article proving that that's true
06:29	i'd love to see it because that would be
06:31	pretty messed up uh maybe he didn't know
06:33	the kid was 10 but basically
06:35	uh if it's true suck uh you know
06:38	basically stuck all of the audience and
06:40	said hey get that kid
06:42	uh which would be kind of messed up and
06:44	then he ends up perishing later of of
06:46	course the trampling but unrelated right
06:50	so lots of crazy stuff it does say that
06:53	uh houston officials worried about crowd
06:56	control before travis scott took the
06:58	stage now when they say this they say
07:01	they're they're warned you know a lot of
07:02	people on twitter acted like this was
07:04	the first time that there were uh people
07:07	perishing at a concert uh this is not
07:09	the first time and it's not the last uh
07:12	in fact trampling has happened quite a
07:14	few times over the last few years at
07:16	least
07:17	i've covered it multiple times just in
07:19	the last three years so i mean it it
07:21	happens more than people think and more
07:23	than people uh actually want to admit
07:27	i saw one guy's comment and you know no
07:29	offense but he said you know this
07:31	wouldn't happen at a country concert you
07:33	know he said it was like a
07:35	byproduct of this or that and i'm like
07:37	no this has happened at country concerts
07:39	this has happened at every concert it's
07:41	a byproduct of having thousands and
07:43	thousands of people together
07:45	in close proximity
07:47	what is crazy to me though is how close
07:49	people really are in this uh not afraid
07:52	of anything else if you know what i mean
07:54	so i just think it's kind of stupid
07:56	especially since some of the things that
07:58	are
07:59	kind of
08:00	you know holding a lot more weight and
08:02	then of course you got thousands of
08:04	people to the point
08:05	where they're literally trampling each
08:07	other they're that close and and uh you
08:10	can't even breathe right um physically
08:14	so yeah they could have uh they could
08:15	have solved this with a little
08:16	distancing right
08:18	yeah can you imagine that would be the
08:21	weirdest
08:22	concert if they did uh six feet between
08:25	every single person that would you
08:26	remember somebody did that somebody like
08:28	put them in bubbles you remember that
08:29	when they first uh they first started oh
08:31	that's right have concerts they had
08:32	everybody in these bubble balls
08:36	it's like it's like they literally ran
08:38	around with like air fans so they could
08:40	blow air up in there if they were
08:41	getting too hot and passed out they
08:42	would like blow air up in the bubble
08:44	it's like it's like a permanently having
08:47	a a
08:48	sixth grade like uh tolo teacher like oh
08:51	you keep keep away no touching
08:54	only on the shoulders
08:56	and no no body dancing
08:59	uh or having like um
09:02	you know uh like every every single
09:04	person at the concert's a wall flower
09:06	without a wall
09:08	so yeah um not saying that they should
09:11	have uh done that i'm just saying when
09:13	you see some something like this when
09:14	you see the stadiums when you see this
09:16	it's like how
09:17	you know
09:19	how is is you know cities like l.a
09:22	basically going to go without 60 of
09:24	their force because of something and and
09:27	you know there was a lot of good points
09:28	made at that press conference by the los
09:31	angeles sheriff last week
09:32	uh actual good points so make sure to
09:35	check that out south covington thank you
09:36	for popping in way early saying thank
09:38	you adam and dax stay strong americans
09:41	stay strong in the world man the world
09:43	is going through all of this as well
09:45	make sure to thank your mods down below
09:47	they have to deal with a lot
09:50	again let's get an m in the chat for the
09:51	mods and then sparky's run adam saint
09:54	love you all foogles no fear stay united
09:56	with god as we are free men and women
09:58	sparky's ron thank you for being the
10:00	last one out last time that it was
10:02	appreciated
10:03	so as far as them saying that this there
10:05	was a concern i bet you they could have
10:07	you know any mainstream media could have
10:09	went back if this happened to any
10:10	concert and said that there were
10:11	officials that uh you know
10:14	said this because almost every big event
10:16	has this concern
10:18	they've had this concern on just a ton
10:21	anything that's sold out beyond belief
10:23	especially something like travis scott
10:25	where you know that travis got when when
10:27	he had a mcdonald's meal people lined up
10:30	like crazy uh certain mcdonald's closed
10:33	down because they couldn't handle uh the
10:36	uh
10:37	you know people coming to get what was
10:41	a quarter pounder
10:42	with cheese and just add bacon that was
10:45	the travis scott that was like
10:48	there was nothing different about it no
10:49	special sauce just
10:51	that it came with bacon and i and then
10:53	like it was more popular than the bts
10:56	mcdonald's burger so it's like
10:58	why i don't get it i mean i've heard his
11:01	music it's good but oh you know i i like
11:03	some of it
11:04	but i don't see like what the huge deal
11:07	is i know somebody else that just told
11:09	me they bought his shoes the travis
11:11	scott shoes for 200 and now they're
11:13	worth 2 000 that's insane that's just
11:15	absolutely loopy to me
11:17	red eye truth it was crowd crushing
11:19	which is typical in big open venues and
11:21	the kid was 14 not 10 years of age much
11:24	love to adam decks in the fam
11:26	uh well i don't i again uh please send
11:29	me the article to that and we'll update
11:31	it on our website
11:32	uh or
11:33	tag either myself or dex at marfoogle or
11:37	at dex j
11:38	uh and then again we've got red eye
11:40	truth thank you ilea
11:42	v-a-x-a required for the concert then
11:46	eight people perish from cardiac arrest
11:49	did they have that so sad cancel
11:52	travis scott
11:54	uh so again that that kind of stuff
11:56	could hurt us uh but you know what i
11:58	mean young generation has no common
12:01	sense tragic and preventable the
12:03	globalist channel joe is about to shut
12:05	down another pipeline
12:08	uh yeah
12:09	we're gonna get to all sorts of news
12:11	today seth covington again i appreciate
12:13	you
12:14	so uh astroworld was pretty nuts that's
12:18	for sure we'll update as as more and
12:20	more comes out and obviously there's
12:22	going to be and then u.s reopens borders
12:25	to to the v travelers after 20
12:29	months
12:31	so
12:32	it says the us has reopened its borders
12:35	to
12:35	double
12:37	foreign visitors ending in a 20-month
12:39	entry ban the ban was imposed by former
12:42	prez dt due to coven 19. it says it has
12:46	affected non-us citizens from over 30
12:49	countries including the uk and eu states
12:53	separating families and stalling tourism
12:55	airlines are expecting a flood of
12:57	visitors as the restrictions are lifted
12:59	for those who are fully
13:01	and undergo testing and contact anything
13:05	so by the way this i thought that
13:07	disappeared contact tracing i totally
13:09	thought disappeared but apparently it's
13:13	it's some places i guess
13:15	it says it feels good it feels good
13:17	jerome tommen head of paris-based travel
13:20	agency jet set voyages told routers news
13:24	agency saying his team had seen an
13:26	incredible upturn in bookings
13:29	in an effort to stop the spread of
13:32	u.s borders were initially closed to
13:34	travelers from china in early 2020 the
13:36	restrictions were then extended to other
13:38	countries the rules barred entry to most
13:42	non-us citizens who had been in the uk
13:45	and a number of other european countries
13:47	as well as china india south africa ira
13:49	and brazil under the new rules foreign
13:52	travelers will need to show proof of
13:54	that before flying or get a negative
13:58	test result within three days of
14:00	traveling and hand over their contact
14:03	information they will not
14:06	have to uh to quarantine
14:09	allison henry a 63 year old british
14:11	mother told afp news it's been so hard i
14:14	just want to see my son
14:16	miss henry from cheshire plans to fly on
14:19	to new york on monday to see her son for
14:21	the first time
14:22	in 20 months the u.s land borders with
14:25	neighbors canada
14:27	and mexico will also open uh for the
14:30	fully
14:31	this
14:33	so basically if you get that you can see
14:34	your family right
14:38	dexa as
14:39	i mean a lot of people
14:41	most likely will do that for that right
14:43	i mean to see family and friends
14:46	well yeah and you know i think the main
14:48	thing here there's going to be a lot
14:49	more business travel obviously this has
14:50	hampered a lot of the business that's
14:52	been conducted by people that want to go
14:54	back and forth between the countries
14:56	uh but definitely the the heart
14:58	strings go out to those that have not
15:00	been able to connect with their families
15:02	or you know maybe had a you know a
15:04	spouse in another country and they gave
15:06	birth to a child and they haven't seen
15:08	them yet right like so there's a lot of
15:09	people 20 months is a long time
15:11	to hold certain people back from being
15:13	able to travel when they normally could
15:14	have just traveled between these
15:16	countries so yeah it's kind of a big
15:17	step
15:19	even with the restrictions
15:20	yeah that that's huge and then
15:24	as far as this goes i mean that's just
15:26	one more reason they are uh
15:29	they're you know i i don't i don't i
15:31	think
15:32	the one thing though they say you can do
15:34	it in
15:35	lieu of that you can have a negative
15:37	test which
15:39	i think is
15:41	at least something there
15:42	and then is scientists tweak brains to
15:45	cause illness gaining
15:47	psychosomatic insights
15:50	dex do you want to talk about this as
15:51	far as you know we've talked about how
15:54	we actually talked about how uh
15:56	neuralink and things in the future may
15:58	be able to tweak things uh in fact they
16:01	are even making bio
16:03	uh dna
16:04	based weapons that could you know they
16:07	could uh inject you you wouldn't even
16:09	know
16:10	uh and you would actually stop learning
16:13	or you uh they could take a very
16:15	specific thing away like walking or
16:18	even reading you would not be able to
16:20	read anymore after something like that
16:22	happen
16:23	do you want to talk about this yeah so
16:25	what they've done here is and and when
16:27	you read this they're going to talk
16:28	about the ways of like oh let's stop
16:31	inflammation or let's create let's you
16:33	know make certain things better but
16:36	remind yourself that there's always the
16:37	opposite that can happen here so what
16:39	they're talking about is the ability to
16:42	trick the brain into thinking things are
16:45	wrong
16:47	which they could also trick the brain to
16:48	thinking things are right and you know
16:51	for example you know you could tell the
16:53	brain that there is no allergen to
16:57	peanuts for an example i don't think
16:58	that's actually in here but i'm just
16:59	making that up so don't put off a bunch
17:01	of histamines and cause somebody to go
17:03	into anaphylactic shock right
17:05	um so it's kind of an interesting uh
17:08	thing they're doing here but you can
17:09	also reverse it is the the thing i want
17:12	to pay attention to when we look at a
17:13	story like this it's like okay yeah
17:15	great
17:17	opportunity to improve uh humanity but
17:20	also a great uh you know a big
17:22	opportunity for somebody that wants to
17:23	be nefarious too
17:25	yeah they can basically uh make you feel
17:28	some way uh i mean turn turn you sick
17:32	and then turn you better in a in a
17:33	heartbeat
17:35	says the experiment which involved
17:36	dozens of mice suggesting that at least
17:38	some of the psychosomatic illnesses is
17:41	caused by the brain quote replaying an
17:44	episode of physically induced illness to
17:47	the body
17:49	this is like some actual mind over
17:51	matter stuff
17:52	it's like they think they're sick they
17:54	are sick and it's replaying the episodes
17:57	uh this is was again scientist in is
18:00	l
18:02	say they have observed exactly how the
18:04	brain can make the body sick this is
18:06	this is
18:07	it that we're close to
18:09	uh them saying that they have proven
18:12	that you can make yourself sick by what
18:14	you are thinking i mean like
18:17	i think it's safe to say i i think that
18:19	being depressed and things like this it
18:21	actually hurt your body i know that
18:23	there's proof of that i mean they've
18:24	done a lot of studies on at least
18:27	when you are down and when you are
18:28	depressed and when you feel bad it can
18:31	actually be bad for your health as far
18:32	as panic attacks heart conditions high
18:35	blood pressure i mean like all of those
18:37	things
18:38	can come from you know being in a really
18:41	negative space
18:43	in your head
18:44	so and then we have 3d printed robot ant
18:48	colonies work together to solve problems
18:51	swarms of cooperative robots conjure
18:54	images of dystopian nightmare world in
18:56	which humanity is clinging to the final
18:58	threads of its survival in reality
19:01	autonomously cooperative robots are
19:03	smaller more helpful and a whole lot
19:06	cuter
19:07	see i hate when they they're writing
19:09	things like this and this is this is um
19:13	this is the future and this is really
19:15	like you know i don't know
19:18	why there isn't a world discussion of if
19:20	we should actually do this
19:22	uh
19:23	do they have a public solution of what's
19:25	gonna happen when we don't have jobs
19:27	because of uh things like this imagine
19:30	any kind of warehouse job or any kind of
19:32	manufacturing job that's done by hand
19:34	now
19:35	will be done by you know 3d printed
19:37	robot uh you know uh ant
19:40	size colony things
19:42	i mean we're talking about something out
19:43	of uh star trek where you know the bugs
19:46	would actually create something out of
19:48	thin air
19:49	uh
19:50	i mean it would even look like you know
19:52	one of the the transporters from star
19:54	trek you know you see all these little
19:56	dots and then all of a sudden something
19:57	appears they they're they're talking
19:59	about uh not only solving things and and
20:02	that but they'll be able to actually
20:03	build things with these at some point
20:05	you'll have 3d printed robot ants
20:08	building other 3d printed robot ants
20:11	at this i mean we're not going to have
20:13	jobs in the future
20:15	so
20:16	think about this
20:18	as fast as this is going and where they
20:20	say it's going and where it's obviously
20:22	going
20:23	means that pretty much every labor job
20:26	any kind of job is going to be replaced
20:29	then what will they be having
20:31	regular human beings that aren't elite
20:34	and already billionaires what would they
20:36	be doing
20:37	what would they what would they use this
20:39	for
20:40	or would the people that can't work
20:42	would they uh just you know put you in a
20:44	machine like the matrix and and say you
20:47	know hey we want you to just go to sleep
20:49	and
20:49	you know you can imagine a life where
20:51	you work
20:52	you can imagine a life where you you do
20:54	a nine-to-five job
20:56	heck in the future it could be a
20:58	pleasure and something you beg for to
21:01	get a job at mcdonald's digitally
21:05	we're not talking about vr headsets
21:06	we're actually talking about neural ink
21:08	and the things that are happening right
21:09	now
21:10	they're connecting it where you will see
21:12	it in your head
21:14	this isn't science fiction anymore it's
21:16	science nightmare
21:18	so
21:19	uh it says uh seth covington says work
21:22	wear down can be unhealthy yeah and then
21:24	elizabeth
21:25	pavernus thank you so much for your
21:28	support over on d live lots of really
21:30	great people over there
21:31	thank you r15 joe
21:33	says my walmart has shipping containers
21:36	in the parking lot but aisles are still
21:39	bare and empty
21:40	i've got some pretty weird things that
21:42	i've heard about walmart too as well
21:45	walmart target costco they all had their
21:47	own uh chip ships chartered
21:50	so they actually have all this old stuff
21:53	i'm seeing a lot of stuff that's two
21:55	years old in target and walmart i mean
21:58	you're talking about actual items that
22:00	are seasonal usually and they're two
22:02	years old now some of them say 2019 and
22:05	that kind of freaks me out
22:07	it's like how how did you know to do all
22:09	this before all of this happened
22:11	oh that's right you were one of the uh
22:14	you know five or six stores that stayed
22:16	open no matter what
22:18	meanwhile all the small mon paw shops
22:20	all closed down
22:22	and you were able to stay up and uh
22:25	you were actually working directly with
22:27	the white house so
22:29	makes sense right that they uh they kind
22:32	of had a heads up
22:35	again it says swarms of cooperative
22:37	robots conjure these images and it says
22:39	that many of the robots currently in use
22:41	are designed for specific purposes or
22:44	terrains and have limitations based on
22:46	their design structures for instance
22:48	wheeled robots commonly used in space
22:51	exploration are good for the sort of
22:53	hard uh
22:55	i'm sorry hard packed mostly flat
22:57	terrain and they're unlikely they're
22:59	likely to encounter but might struggle
23:02	in wooded areas here on earth
23:04	additionally they might be limited in
23:05	what areas they can explore and what
23:08	tasks they can complete based on their
23:10	size and carrying capacity
23:13	oskin aidin and goldman set out to solve
23:15	this problem by developing small
23:18	machines which link up to increase their
23:20	collective strength or mobility
23:22	using ants as a model or organism
23:27	it says we look at biological systems
23:29	like animals because they have amazing
23:31	capabilities as can aiden told sci-fi
23:34	wire ants for instance are very simple
23:37	individuals but when they come together
23:39	you get intelligent behavior
23:42	it's up to us now
23:44	to look at the ability of the biological
23:46	systems and figure out how
23:48	they do what they do
23:51	it is a trip i mean
23:53	think about it one amp by itself is
23:55	nothing but
23:56	when they are in these colonies they can
23:58	strip things down like nothing
24:00	uh they can move large objects there
24:02	they're
24:03	they can create bridges using their
24:05	bodies
24:07	it's like a it's like watching a
24:09	japanese
24:10	you know game show or something
24:13	pretty weird stuff that's for sure well
24:15	it's the it's the thinking now of not
24:17	just a robot but what can be done with a
24:19	swarm of robots and that's literally
24:21	what they're talking about here is a
24:22	swarm right in this case they're talking
24:24	about making them small but nonetheless
24:27	making this model
24:29	with ai about how it can think and work
24:32	in a
24:33	series of thousands of itself right
24:37	and and that's pretty powerful
24:39	yeah i you know and we've seen it in the
24:42	movies but now it's actually happening
24:43	and
24:44	we're seeing press releases by the dod
24:46	and department of defense uh talking
24:49	about this kind of stuff and and it's
24:51	really scary stuff when you actually
24:52	look at it
24:55	uh as far as i mean just imagine like a
24:57	thousand or maybe 50 000 of those robot
25:00	dogs right the rovers or whatever
25:02	they're called
25:03	imagine if they all worked together
25:04	right as opposed to just
25:06	you know individually well they i mean
25:08	they already do i mean yeah they do but
25:10	that's the point it's like they build
25:12	the program so that it says okay i need
25:14	to do this and i can't do it i hail
25:16	a thousand more and they all come in and
25:18	we you know
25:20	build an assembly line up and over a
25:21	wall and now another thousand can
25:23	traverse over a wall it's kind of it's
25:25	kind of like the boston dynamics
25:27	videos where
25:29	if you haven't seen these they have them
25:31	all over you know huge millions of views
25:34	on youtube
25:35	where the boston dynamics uh dogs and
25:38	the robots they all go and chorus into
25:41	songs
25:42	but they're also in coursing with each
25:44	other it would be like that only imagine
25:46	an army of these things
25:48	so they're talking about ant size
25:50	objects now or ant size uh drones but
25:53	i'm
25:54	that they're already working on this
25:56	where you're talking about 10 000 robot
25:58	dogs and possibly ones armed
26:02	this is possibly what our next conflict
26:04	will look like remember the the armed
26:06	dog
26:07	and that's just the point they're
26:08	talking about ants because we don't
26:10	think much about ants we're like yeah we
26:12	can step on them oh we're building
26:13	little tiny micro robots that can work
26:15	together yeah yeah we're not worried
26:17	about little micro robots but what
26:19	they're really building is this
26:20	technology to make these swarms work
26:22	together so then you can just take that
26:24	code and copy and paste it into
26:26	any platform and it could be
26:28	you know like i said it could be 10 000
26:30	drones flying in the sky or it could be
26:32	you know 10 000 of those little you know
26:34	those medium-sized dogs like you're
26:36	talking about from uh
26:38	you know the robotic dog the the size
26:41	can be substituted once they get this
26:44	formula perfect
26:45	uh we're talking about you know almost
26:47	an unstoppable weapon
26:49	think about that you know if you are a
26:52	uh
26:54	you know a tiny say a huge bug uh you've
26:58	seen in nature where tens of thousands
27:00	of ants just overrun it and just take it
27:02	out like it's nothing uh you're talking
27:04	about a bug you know probably 100 times
27:06	bigger than this these ants
27:08	but it takes them out because there's
27:10	there's power in the numbers and they
27:12	just swarm
27:13	well think about that in in the the way
27:15	of you know having tens of thousands of
27:18	these armed robot dogs with you know 30
27:21	cows on the back uh really crazy stuff i
27:24	think it was a 30 cal or maybe it was a
27:26	22 caliber it was like some weird 25
27:29	caliber uh weapon on on the back of
27:32	these dogs that they put on the same
27:34	ones you've seen but now of course armed
27:37	and
27:38	you know look a lot more
27:39	a lot more gun grey
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30:30	and then of course nk trying to battle
30:33	its food shortage
30:35	this is this is uh
30:37	we don't know what is true and what's
30:39	not that comes out of this but it says
30:41	the food availability in nk is a matter
30:44	of concern to the regime of kim jong-un
30:46	okay
30:47	if he's even alive
30:49	while prioritizing its nuclear missile
30:51	programs it has ignored the more
30:53	critical aspect of food availability
30:56	because of the secret nature of its
30:58	country it isn't easy to ascertain or an
31:00	accurate picture of whatever is going on
31:03	it says however the defectors from the
31:05	north who are now in the south revealed
31:08	that many families do not have enough to
31:10	eat and are going hungry the situation
31:13	could not deteriorate as winter or could
31:16	deteriorate as winter sets in and the
31:17	most vulnerable
31:19	might face starvation as an editor the
31:22	local media outlet says problems such as
31:24	more orphaned children on the streets
31:27	and death by starvation are continuously
31:30	being reported he adds that the
31:32	suffering for the lower strata of
31:35	society is increasing
31:37	and this is you know this isn't the low
31:39	the lower end of society here this is
31:42	the lower end of society in in you know
31:45	nk
31:47	so
31:48	it's
31:49	we don't know though we don't know why
31:51	this is being said i i have a feeling
31:54	that almost everything that's said about
31:56	them is on purpose just because of what
31:58	has gone on with their leaders why is
32:00	his sister talking now
32:03	again there's a reason why i mean
32:07	that culture and everything about it
32:09	they don't uh respect women
32:11	and kim jong-un of course had that weird
32:14	instance where uh they said that he
32:16	might have died and they said that he
32:18	had some sort of brain surgery then it
32:20	was heart surgery then it was brain
32:21	surgery then it was uh then basically he
32:24	was recovering and now he's fine now
32:26	we're seeing pictures of him with weird
32:29	spots on his neck uh we're seeing him
32:31	where he looks different like a body
32:33	double and then the sister is the one
32:35	that's talking all the time now there's
32:37	videos of him but
32:40	again you know i i see a lot of stuff
32:43	that could easily be faked by deep fakes
32:46	nowadays i mean think about that i mean
32:48	deep fakes can
32:50	pretty much do make and make anything
32:52	look real and if you're talking about
32:54	the us government doing those deep fakes
32:56	and that's a whole other story i'm sure
32:58	those we would never know
33:01	dex what do you think about this the
33:03	whole food shortages around the planet
33:05	well so here's the thing you know you
33:07	look at things like
33:10	revolts or
33:12	changes or threats to
33:15	the power
33:16	and control of a country one of the
33:18	biggest
33:20	instigators of that comes to poverty or
33:22	really starvation right and we saw it in
33:25	china back in the 50s we've seen it in
33:27	plenty of other countries throughout
33:29	history so i think when you look at a
33:30	country like this
33:32	or any country for that matter when they
33:34	have an issue around food
33:36	that can especially with a large
33:38	percentage of the population
33:40	that can cause
33:42	great tension in the
33:44	the public right or in the people
33:46	so we have to sort of pay attention to
33:48	that because that then adds another
33:50	variable into the instability of that of
33:53	the nature of this particular country
33:54	right
33:56	yeah exactly
33:58	and uh if if they did have some sort of
34:01	revolt from their people up to the top
34:04	who knows who would take charge next or
34:06	if some you know something got taken
34:08	over or if they responded to a takeover
34:12	by doing something crazy
34:14	but i doubt that will happen for some
34:16	reason
34:18	i think if it did happen it would be the
34:20	actual rulers themselves uh the sister
34:23	seems just as loopy as any of the rest
34:26	of the family
34:27	um and they
34:28	you know it's funny because
34:31	they are worried about them with the
34:32	fractional orbital bombardment system
34:34	but now
34:36	the same stuff we were warning about now
34:38	china is the one who that's really
34:40	pushing it and china and and k had all
34:43	these meetings
34:44	so maybe they were testing it for i i
34:46	don't know there's some weird things
34:48	going on here uh especially right before
34:50	all of the cv happened
34:55	they were going back and forth they were
34:56	meeting each other
35:00	sorry oh man
35:03	i had one of those um
35:07	had one of those uh like
35:10	uh
35:12	throat hiccup uh yawn attacks at the
35:14	same time that was bad
35:16	if you've ever had one of those it makes
35:18	you look like a flamingo eating uh fish
35:21	out of a small pond i don't know why
35:23	that analogy works but it does
35:26	us seizes 6 million dollars in ransom
35:28	payments and
35:30	expected to charge ukrainian
35:33	uh ukrainian over a major cyber attack
35:42	so
35:43	dex i want to talk about this they
35:46	so they actually got the money back
35:48	right they
35:49	uh there was this attack and they got it
35:51	back
35:52	right and and they're expecting to
35:55	charge a person who is a ukrainian
35:57	national
35:58	and this is if you remember we talked in
36:00	the past about revel r-e-v-i-l which is
36:03	like our
36:04	evil
36:05	we talked about them and that's who this
36:07	is basically they were they were
36:09	claiming this person is the person that
36:10	was responsible for those attacks
36:12	um
36:14	they were conducted over the fourth of
36:15	july weekend
36:16	but you know the thing i kind of
36:18	question is you know this kind of stuff
36:20	being that it's all international it's
36:21	like okay
36:22	is this person really responsible for it
36:25	or is this the story they're using to
36:27	take down this person because they
36:29	needed to take them down for something
36:30	else right
36:33	yeah i mean you could pick anybody for
36:35	any reason and then make
36:37	make them you know sick or make them a
36:40	criminal or
36:43	make them fall off a roof
36:45	and by the way a lot of people saying
36:46	hey are you okay man uh
36:50	i have a one-year-old and a two-year-old
36:52	and some nights i don't get any sleep
36:55	uh the one-year-old wakes up the
36:57	two-year-old wakes up
36:59	or one cries and wakes up the other and
37:02	then
37:04	our two-year-old is going through
37:05	terrible twos
37:06	and sometimes if she wakes up in the
37:08	middle of the night she just keeps
37:10	screaming and screaming and screaming
37:11	and
37:12	wants to wake everybody in the house up
37:14	so uh last night i got a particular
37:17	literally uh low amount of sleep
37:22	look really bad but what really bothers
37:25	me is when you get those those um like
37:27	the like where it just hits you out of
37:30	nowhere and then it yawns
37:32	and then every time i yawn i cry
37:35	it's a good way to like you know
37:38	you know what's worse though why is when
37:40	you get those yawns and then you get the
37:42	um
37:43	the muscle uh spasm under the chin from
37:46	the yawn
37:49	and then there's nothing you can do
37:50	about it
37:51	you're just like stuck and you're like
37:53	screaming in your mind going i can't
37:54	stretch i can't move i can't do anything
37:56	about it i just have to deal with this
37:58	for however long it lasts and it is
37:59	horrible
38:00	oh my god okay do you guys know what
38:02	he's talking about it's where you have a
38:04	cramp but it's in your chin
38:07	when you yawn too big and it's like your
38:10	whole mouth gets stuck open
38:11	[Laughter]
38:14	it's the worst i i don't know it's just
38:16	the worst you have no control in high
38:18	school that happened i was at my friend
38:19	grant's house and he threw a uh it i
38:22	forget it was a cheerio or a fruit snack
38:24	or something and he got it right in my
38:26	mouth from across the room
38:27	and i was doing that so i was like in
38:29	pain
38:30	and i had he'd like literally did it and
38:32	he thought it was funny he thought i was
38:34	joking around and i was really stuck
38:36	like that
38:37	uh no people that some people haven't
38:39	done okay most people have done that
38:41	okay
38:42	don't make us feel weird everybody's
38:44	done that if you haven't it's horrible
38:47	it's like the most painful thing ever
38:50	it's pretty lame as far as the cyber
38:52	attacks one thing they can see is they
38:53	can grab this money back they can track
38:55	these uh you know these crypto payments
38:58	and stuff right
39:01	this is what makes me
39:03	wonder about it dex and i know that you
39:05	say it's because they go through these
39:06	mediums
39:08	i don't get how they can track this
39:09	money if if it's so like
39:12	i don't know if if crypto is so
39:16	decentralized how can they do that and i
39:18	i'm a dummy so i'm sure there's the
39:20	whole nature of its decentralization and
39:22	but it's uh irrefutable
39:25	tracking is the reason why it can't
39:27	necessarily be um it can easily be
39:30	tracked certain cryptos like bitcoin
39:32	right um because money has to move from
39:35	one wallet to another and then you can
39:36	watch that wallet because it's public
39:38	and then you can see when money moves
39:39	from that wallet to another and then you
39:40	just sort of continuously follow it
39:43	um the way they get around it and we're
39:44	starting to see like they were all
39:45	asking like last year and the year
39:46	before these cyber criminals they were
39:48	asking for bitcoin well now they're
39:49	asking for monero which is a little
39:52	uh it's a totally different crypto
39:53	there's plenty of them out there they're
39:54	very security based and when you
39:57	transfer in you can't necessarily see
39:59	where it goes after the fact right you
40:01	can just validate that something's in a
40:03	wallet but then you you can't really
40:05	when that's your wallet
40:07	but you can't see the history of where
40:08	it's moved from from wallet to wallet or
40:11	in or out because it all co-mingles
40:13	together
40:14	um so yeah they're they're doing new
40:16	things and and a lot of people are
40:18	proponents of this they they don't
40:19	necessarily want it for criminal work
40:21	but they want it for your own privacy
40:23	like you know there's a lot of folks
40:25	that say you should have the right to
40:26	hold your money or your value of money
40:28	and no one should have any any
40:30	visibility into what you do with it and
40:32	where it goes that should be the
40:33	ultimate privacy and that's why people
40:35	create and spend time building these
40:37	privacy-based uh cryptocurrencies
40:42	well i i still don't understand it and
40:45	uh i'm leaving that up to dex dex
40:48	dex does know a lot about crypto
40:50	we we both have our strengths and
40:52	weaknesses that's why
40:54	that's why i think that you know we're a
40:57	good team here because he knows about
40:58	this stuff and if i was covering crypto
41:01	by myself it would just not be the same
41:04	i just still don't trust it and uh since
41:07	day one i haven't i just feel like at
41:08	the very end there's gonna be some prank
41:10	and it's gonna be like
41:13	somebody's gonna go ha ha i got the key
41:14	to the back door of everything and i'm
41:16	gonna take all the money and then
41:17	they're gonna be richer than uh
41:19	than elon musk in like one day like
41:22	they're like ha psych
41:24	it's uh it's actually going all to my
41:26	bank account
41:28	and then we have cia director putin talk
41:31	russian military buildup near ukraine
41:34	now whenever cia is involved whenever
41:37	cia makes a trip somewhere i pay
41:39	attention
41:40	uh do you guys know why
41:43	anybody want to stay in the chat why
41:44	i'll turn the chat on the screen okay so
41:46	when cia heads somewhere and meets with
41:49	somebody
41:51	in that country i always watch that
41:52	country
41:55	um
41:56	and do you guys know why i'll turn on
41:58	the uh the chat here
42:01	so
42:03	first of all uh a couple places just
42:05	recently
42:06	uh what was it
42:11	uh what was it i think well
42:14	wow
42:16	with dex do you remember they just went
42:18	to two different countries and then
42:20	things ended up popping off
42:22	oh my gosh um uh
42:24	there is there was uh pakistan there was
42:27	afghanistan cia went there and then all
42:30	of a sudden uh the whole
42:32	yeah they went they went there for sure
42:34	the cio and they had all those meetings
42:36	and then everything just it fell apart
42:38	and it fell apart even more brazil
42:40	brazil before the big power out
42:42	uh before all of that stuff the the
42:44	actual kind of head of cia went and
42:47	talked and
42:48	uh and now ci director and putin are
42:51	talking oh and then
42:54	there was something more recent
42:56	well we also had that trip to taiwan but
42:58	i don't know if it was uh oh oh that's
43:00	right
43:01	no no no that's not what i'm thinking
43:02	about uh i know there was brazil
43:05	uh there was also a venezuela cia went
43:08	to venezuela right before they had their
43:10	huge thing
43:11	and one of their coups or one of their
43:13	big things oh cia director went uh
43:16	before the guy was taken out with the
43:19	president of
43:21	what was the last one that happened
43:22	where the guy was haiti
43:25	i i like how many times
43:28	do they go like right before something
43:30	really pops up and maybe that that could
43:32	be said because they have inside
43:34	information and they're kind of uh going
43:36	there because they see it coming you
43:39	could i guess you could say that
43:40	uh but a lot of the answers on on their
43:43	uh
43:44	pretty good ones
43:47	ca if uh
43:48	uh fantastic freddy
43:50	they came to nz before the mosque bang
43:54	bang bang bangs yeah
43:57	good one agent deep eyes that's good one
43:59	uh bear class i didn't know that i'm
44:01	gonna have to look into that uh survival
44:03	living is here what's going on hey nice
44:04	to see you bones b.o.d hey how are you
44:08	and chan doing uh
44:10	b.o.d jfk jfk uh 89 10 likes says
44:14	they're bored
44:18	is it bad that we can't remember which
44:20	one was last i know right common sense
44:23	common law what is going on brown berry
44:25	perp
44:26	sharon rachina
44:29	holding r-u-c-a-c-i-a
44:33	always holding saying hey let's not talk
44:35	about it
44:38	that's funny
44:39	um
44:41	well we know
44:42	that this is you know going to be a hot
44:44	spot and so
44:46	and if if anything about this is to be
44:49	uh orchestrated versus being organic
44:52	then
44:53	the the be all end-all of orchestration
44:56	would be
44:57	the cia right
44:59	well yeah and i i mean
45:02	think about this you've got the military
45:04	buildup with ukraine and then you've got
45:06	the military buildup with taiwan we both
45:08	by the way we're going to be covering
45:10	tonight uh both are extremely built up
45:12	right now
45:13	and we're talking about
45:15	everybody that knows somebody in
45:16	military knows what is going on right
45:18	now with this because their friends and
45:20	family are being deployed
45:22	there's massive deployments just so you
45:24	guys know there are massive deployments
45:26	right now uh if they haven't already
45:28	been deployed if you know anybody in the
45:30	navy they are most likely out on a
45:32	carrier a fully locked and loaded
45:34	carrier out in the sea
45:36	if you know anybody in the marines they
45:38	are most likely traveling to
45:39	destinations all around the world
45:42	uh there is a ton going on like it's it
45:44	has not stopped and since afghanistan we
45:48	have taken those same trooper like
45:50	uh same troops
45:52	less than
45:54	that was chicken feed compared to all
45:56	the troops we have other places in the
45:58	world
45:59	i mean there is a lot
46:02	it says ci director william byrne spoke
46:04	with russian president vladimir putin in
46:05	moscow last week about russia's military
46:07	buildup on its border with ukraine in an
46:10	effort to gauge the kremlin's intentions
46:12	in the region according to the report
46:14	burns who served as a u.s ambassador to
46:16	russia during the george w
46:18	administration uh led a delegation of
46:21	american officials who were dispatched
46:22	by president b
46:24	to moscow on november second and third
46:26	uh white house deputy press secretary
46:28	karen gene pierre said monday so if it
46:31	why the director though the cia
46:33	specifically
46:35	[Music]
46:37	instead of like an ambassador or well i
46:40	guess he was a u.s ambassador but
46:42	i i don't know the fact that he's now
46:45	with the cia
46:46	uh and he probably speaks russia uh i'm
46:49	sorry speaks russia he speaks china
46:52	he speaks russia russian
46:55	and
46:56	he you know speaks the language and he's
46:59	now cia so they're basically sending one
47:01	of their top cia guys to go talk to
47:04	putin about this build up that's weird
47:07	i don't know it's weird to me
47:09	am i am i crazy
47:10	what's even weirder is that on the the
47:12	russian side of the kremlin side they
47:14	said they spoke by phone so did he fly
47:16	all the way there
47:17	and then had to get on the phone to talk
47:19	to putin because putin didn't want to
47:20	meet him in person
47:21	that's true i didn't even notice that's
47:23	kind of weird
47:24	it says they talked on the phone but he
47:26	went
47:27	but they're also saying that he went all
47:28	the way there
47:30	yeah we we say the u.s side from the
47:32	press secretary says oh no he went there
47:34	and met with him and then from kremlin
47:36	they're saying yeah he spoke on the
47:37	phone
47:40	it says
47:41	a source told cnn that the us has
47:43	serious concerns over russian military
47:45	activities in the region and it would be
47:47	foolish for us not to be considering the
47:49	possibility of an invasion or incursion
47:53	and there would not be an event where
47:55	they didn't take ukraine that china did
47:57	not take taiwan
47:58	i already that that i um
48:02	there is no event that that didn't have
48:04	one without the other so it makes sense
48:06	to me that they're both building up at
48:08	the same time they're both going to take
48:09	them at the same time
48:12	they're partnered up in this
48:14	and it makes it much harder for if there
48:16	was to be any u.s intervention or any
48:20	other country it would be much harder to
48:22	go and try to help both
48:25	it splits everybody it splits up and it
48:28	would it would really mean that we would
48:30	have to fully go all in
48:32	with a world scale
48:35	conflict
48:37	so it is very strategical and
48:40	they are very close right now they said
48:42	they they are best friends
48:44	they are fishing
48:46	uh you know fishing on on horseback
48:48	shirtless right now together
48:50	g and putin are
48:52	literally watching dune right now in a
48:55	theater privately
48:57	uh
48:58	and the popcorn's empty guys
49:00	you think the phone call was due to
49:02	security
49:03	like which organization in our
49:05	government is the one responsible for
49:08	pulling off anything covert secret
49:11	assassin
49:14	nation type things right who would that
49:16	be that would be this three letter
49:17	agency right
49:18	so you think he's just like basically
49:20	i'm not meeting with you in person you
49:22	can fly all the way here but i'm not
49:23	gonna meet with you in person well
49:25	putin's former kgb of course he's not i
49:27	mean yeah he's smart he's probably
49:29	thinking that i don't know they're gonna
49:30	pull something
49:31	like oh the u.s is sending cia to talk
49:34	to me about this uh i'm good
49:37	why don't you talk to me on the the
49:39	phone or talk to me through that little
49:42	here's the secretary's phone and ring me
49:45	through the wall right
49:47	yeah they've got uh
49:49	they call it the story hole there the
49:51	story oh
50:01	iraqi uh pm al kadhimi survives bag
50:06	assassination attempt
50:10	i don't know why they chose why do they
50:12	choose the pictures they do choose so
50:14	when you're scrolling and then
50:16	ah
50:20	but it says that prime minister mustafa
50:22	al kadhimi
50:23	has said that he escaped unhurt after an
50:26	attack on his home in the capital of
50:28	baghdad it says officials said that his
50:30	residence in the capital's green zone
50:32	was targeted by a drone
50:34	laden with explosives in an alleged uh
50:37	attempt right
50:39	this is exactly what we were talking
50:41	about there's more and more of these
50:42	drone events
50:44	this is happening in other countries
50:45	this is why i predicted here in the
50:47	united states
50:49	and the uk we will see this in the
50:51	future in the near future and we're
50:53	talking about t attacks done with drone
50:58	because i mean it's it's logically the
51:00	next step for all of this now especially
51:03	with uh the
51:05	equipment the the price and with the
51:08	weight capacity that these things can
51:09	hold this is what is happening
51:12	uh over here i'm sure that they have a
51:15	whole lot of of you know
51:17	non-regulated kind of drones that can be
51:20	acquired uh that's freaky though
51:23	yeah and it's and it's interesting
51:24	because you can take a very high you
51:26	know a very um rich country like america
51:30	and we'll use a flying drone from
51:32	you know 40 000 feet and take out
51:34	somebody right
51:36	with some sort of you know device or a
51:38	missile or something like that and
51:40	you'll never know it and it happens like
51:41	they did
51:42	bag daddy or whatever his name was right
51:44	yeah oh no solomonia i'm sorry soleimani
51:46	right but
51:48	you know in this case it's like we gotta
51:49	you know strap some crude stuff to a dgi
51:52	and let's fly it over the wall right
51:54	yeah and totally different two totally
51:57	different drones
51:59	but both could be effective
52:01	and that's what happened with the
52:03	venezuelan leader as well he had an
52:06	attempt on his life his was so public
52:08	they were doing a photo op with like 50
52:10	people and even in the photos you see
52:13	them looking up and everybody starts
52:15	looking up and they dived under i think
52:17	one person did end up perishing during
52:20	that but the
52:21	the uh the
52:22	the president of venezuela or whatever
52:24	he
52:26	he was uh safe that time right
52:29	uh maduro that was that was who it is
52:31	maduro would had it the same kind of
52:33	attempt
52:34	this is
52:35	going to get worse as far as these kind
52:38	of attacks because it's where technology
52:40	is gone and they're readily available
52:43	especially
52:44	when you have all of these things to
52:47	make these things available
52:49	i'm really surprised we have not seen
52:51	already
52:52	you know something like this happen in
52:53	the united states at a really bad level
52:58	are you do you guys agree with me let me
53:00	know i i would really like to hear your
53:02	opinion down below and then red eye
53:04	truth thank you guys i appreciate that
53:06	says i sent the link hopefully you got
53:08	it it's my first time doing it lol
53:10	uh well no no worries uh
53:13	as long as you dm'd it that's great
53:15	and then
53:18	uh so
53:20	i don't know if you sent it to dex as
53:22	well but dex might be able to access it
53:24	during this show
53:26	but you're not even on twitter much
53:28	anymore
53:29	you're over on
53:31	on everything else
53:33	uh but yeah that said that the kid was
53:35	14 and not 10.
53:38	uh but we'll we'll attach it to we'll go
53:40	over it tomorrow and then
53:44	if that's uh if that if that's verified
53:46	we'll correct it
53:47	and then it says the u.s has condemned
53:49	the incident and offered its assistance
53:52	with the investigation this apparent act
53:54	of
53:55	which we strongly condemn was directed
53:57	at the heart of the
53:59	state u.s state department spokesman ned
54:01	price said in a statement mr al khadimi
54:04	a former intelligence chief was sworn
54:07	into office may last year all these
54:10	people are xcia these are all spies that
54:13	get in charge
54:15	have you noticed that like all the spies
54:17	are in charge right now
54:20	like these are dirty dudes
54:24	these are like dirty dirty dudes
54:32	we're about to talk about the the taiwan
54:35	situation and of course
54:37	uh china
54:38	building mock versions of our ships but
54:41	first i do want to remind you
54:43	there's plenty of reasons to get stocked
54:45	up i hope that everybody has already
54:48	i think that you know we don't have to
54:50	tell you anything right at this point
54:53	pretty much all of you understand this
54:55	so if you need a place to go there's a
54:58	one-stop shop
54:59	that not only can you get discounts on
55:01	certain things like 100 off on a
55:03	three-month plan
55:05	of course of survival food
55:07	but you also help the channel as well uh
55:10	anything you end up going through this
55:11	is a one-stop shop through my patriot
55:13	supply at morefrugalnews.comprep
55:16	anything you end up getting there will
55:18	end up helping us out with a small
55:20	commission
55:21	again they have everything from water
55:22	filtration to gadgets as far as survival
55:25	gadgets survival books uh power such
55:29	solutions they have of course iodine
55:31	pills they have everything you can think
55:33	of there
55:34	i mean and literally everything
55:37	so make sure to go over there if you
55:39	want to stock up on long-term supplies
55:41	this would be the place to do it uh
55:44	there is no
55:45	you know there's no earlier time to do
55:47	it
55:48	i i don't i don't think you should wait
55:50	until after the disaster happens but
55:53	again this can be good for just regular
55:55	things happening if you if you live in
55:57	california and you you might have
55:59	rolling blackouts this winter who knows
56:02	they are already telling us here in the
56:04	usa
56:05	and in the uk that we are going to have
56:07	power issues this winter
56:09	they've guaranteed it
56:11	in the uk they lost 40 percent of their
56:14	extra power from france because the
56:16	underwater line
56:18	got brokened
56:20	and then here in the u.s our our ceos
56:23	are saying that they they are actually
56:25	predicting uh that they think that there
56:27	could be massive planetary unrest due to
56:30	power
56:31	outages
56:34	we covered that and we backed that up
56:36	with statements and documents and actual
56:38	quotes from these ceos of the power
56:41	companies that's that's creepy
56:43	so again
56:44	morphogooglenews.comprep when you do
56:46	that you end up helping us and you help
56:48	us survive
56:50	all right and uh dex
56:52	let's talk about u.s strategic clarity
56:54	on taiwan wouldn't unleash a spiral of
56:56	escalation
56:58	yeah so this is kind of interesting adam
57:00	it's a it's a obviously an opinion piece
57:03	um just given the title but what they're
57:05	basically saying in a nutshell is like
57:07	if we would just
57:09	you know either
57:11	poop or get off the pot right in other
57:13	words like we say
57:14	oh we'll defend taiwan but then we turn
57:17	around and and our the house of our
57:19	administration runs around and says no
57:20	no no it's one china one china and then
57:22	we turn around and say oh we'll defend
57:24	them and then it's oh no no it's one
57:25	china one china so all we do is
57:27	is basically spiral this thing in other
57:29	words we're not taking a stand and
57:31	because we're not taking a stand and
57:33	we're wish
57:34	flip-flopping or wishy-washy on you know
57:37	where our position is that that creates
57:39	a greater sense of instability and a
57:41	greater sense of potential conflict
57:43	whereas if we would just go ahead and
57:45	say we either are or are not right and
57:48	if we say we are while that certainly
57:50	could cause
57:52	a conflict it also has the ability to
57:54	say it won't cause one because if we
57:55	just stand up and say we're gonna defend
57:58	then they may choose not to do anything
58:00	because we're willing to say that right
58:02	so
58:03	it's a it's an interesting position it
58:05	really just says like you know we need
58:06	to take a position and not keep
58:08	flip-flopping
58:10	not like oh we tweeted a a taiwan
58:13	you know flag oh let's delete our whole
58:15	twitter and we don't anger the big poo
58:19	the winnie the pooh jing jinping
58:25	what uh china monitors uh comments about
58:28	uh winnie the pooh
58:30	what
58:31	there's a laser on my head what
58:37	oh
58:58	too long
58:59	probably
59:04	china triggers growing fears for u.s
59:07	military
59:10	that is a profile of poo
59:12	china's military buildup and its push to
59:14	develop nuclear-capable missiles is
59:16	unnerving congress and u.s defense
59:18	officials alike america's defense
59:21	establishment has watched threats
59:23	from beijing rapidly grow into multiple
59:26	areas including recent hypersonic
59:28	missile tests and expanding nuclear
59:30	arsenal strides in space and cyber and
59:34	seemingly daily threats to taiwan
59:35	including which this does not mention is
59:38	the actual uh satellite crushing uh that
59:41	machine that can actually go up there
59:43	and cramp and and take down our
59:45	satellites the claw the claw
59:48	yeah right this is like out of inspector
59:51	uh inspector gadget
59:53	uh by the way
59:55	winston uh wynton dupree says g h w bush
59:59	was the head of the cia spooks have been
60:01	in charge for a long time that is right
60:04	uh that was senior right
60:06	so that's pretty pretty crazy and yeah a
60:08	lot of people said that his son got it
60:10	because you know he was the son of
60:13	not only the head of the cia turned
60:16	president but you know
60:18	basically one of the their highest rated
60:20	uh spooks right
60:22	red eye truth again thank you thank you
60:24	thank you we'll check that out
60:26	yeah that's pretty obvious it says
60:29	we're witnessing one of the largest
60:31	shifts in global geostrategic power the
60:33	world has witnessed that's
60:36	just to read this again
60:40	this is mark milley the guy the same guy
60:42	who said he was gonna call them
60:44	and warn them if we were gonna attack
60:47	it says we're witnessing one of the
60:49	largest shifts in global
60:51	geostrategic power the world has
60:54	witnessed
60:57	he doesn't sound like he's on a payroll
60:58	right
60:59	joint chiefs of staff chairman general
61:02	mark milley said wednesday when speaking
61:03	about china's
61:04	recent military advances
61:07	it says they are clearly challenging us
61:09	regionally and their aspiration is to
61:11	challenge the united states globally is
61:13	he scared of china or is he working for
61:15	china that's my question this is my
61:18	opinion the fact that he called them
61:20	before
61:21	the j6 thing he called in october then
61:24	he called on j8
61:28	right after that
61:30	and told him told china
61:33	told the equivalent of his exact
61:35	position in china hey if we decide to
61:38	nuke you i'll give you a call first if
61:40	we do any kind of surprise attack i'll
61:42	let you know
61:44	i'll commit you know sedition treason
61:46	whatever you want to call it
61:48	uh and i'll let you guys know what's
61:50	what's up
61:51	this same guys is basically
61:54	saying
61:55	that
61:56	you know this is the biggest shift in
61:58	power is he on their payroll we know
62:00	that china uh pays to have themselves
62:03	put in this positive light right and
62:05	this is a positive light to them they
62:07	want to be looked at as powerful
62:10	is mark milli on the payroll or is he
62:13	scared of them and he wants a seat at
62:15	the table after everything after the
62:17	dust settles
62:18	is he trying to save his own ass later
62:20	on maybe he's got friends and family and
62:24	he's trying to save their his friends
62:25	and family because he knows something is
62:27	coming
62:28	what do you guys think
62:33	uh dex
62:34	what do you think about mark milley
62:35	being the one that uh said that by the
62:37	way
62:40	well he's such an interesting character
62:41	he pops up everywhere and has you know i
62:45	don't know i i i've have i have a hard
62:48	time with him
62:49	uh
62:51	with everything that has happened in the
62:52	past right
62:55	well especially that the last couple
62:57	things it's like you were gonna go
62:59	behind doesn't matter who was the
63:02	current lead of the country you were
63:04	going to go behind their back if we were
63:06	for any reason
63:07	decided to attack him he was going to
63:10	give him a call and say hey
63:12	you know just to give you a heads up we
63:13	were going to surprise attack you
63:16	that's
63:17	and he still has his job and he still
63:18	has his job and he was praised in like
63:21	he was praised on on morning and and
63:23	nighttime television
63:25	how does that happen like
63:27	you know rewind that into any
63:29	administration before and you never i
63:31	don't care which side of the aisle
63:32	you're on i can't imagine that that
63:34	person would even been in in office like
63:37	the next day well i mean how did how do
63:39	certain doctors
63:40	uh you know how did they get called out
63:43	in public about all sorts of lies and
63:45	then
63:46	they're like hey let's have this guy in
63:47	today every single day and
63:50	let's have him on jimmy kimmel every
63:51	night and and everybody's gonna you know
63:54	bow down and say hey you're wonderful
63:55	you're
63:56	amazing we'll do whatever you say
64:01	even though you're wrong and we just
64:03	caught you lying and we just caught you
64:04	doing this and we just caught you doing
64:06	that and every day we caught you doing
64:08	something oh but we'll just sweep it
64:09	under the rug
64:12	and uh
64:13	this is this is the biggest point here
64:16	so if you don't follow this is i mean
64:19	this is huge
64:22	i i am telling everybody i know and
64:25	everybody that
64:26	quite possibly watching my personal
64:28	friends that watch the show
64:30	uh
64:31	when i first started telling them they
64:33	did they didn't see it now they're
64:34	starting to see it
64:38	a lot of us see it something is
64:40	happening whether they have uh people on
64:43	the inside or something
64:47	something is about to pop off here
64:50	and who knows i hope well i don't i
64:52	actually don't hope i don't hope that
64:54	they take over
64:56	that was another time that was so weird
64:58	i i don't i hope they don't take over
65:03	without a shot fired right
65:06	that's what people talk about too that
65:09	i don't hope that happens
65:12	because i hope i hope they end up
65:13	fighting back
65:15	but right now china is
65:18	doing the ultimate
65:20	practice china is building mock versions
65:23	of u.s military ships in the desert
65:28	satellite images show that they have
65:31	made mock versions of all of our ships
65:34	and they're practicing attacking them
65:40	i already can hear people saying that
65:42	this is all
65:43	all this is is propaganda
65:48	when you when you take what they've just
65:50	done to their whole country they've cut
65:53	out english speaking they've cut out
65:54	english teaching schools almost every
65:57	foreigner that was there
65:59	could only be there for being a
66:01	specialist being like a super specialist
66:03	doctor or something like that or an
66:05	english speaker
66:06	they just cut it out of their their
66:08	entire country all the english-speaking
66:10	schools went bankrupt overnight they cut
66:12	all this different stuff again we've
66:14	talked about all of the different things
66:16	that they just did
66:17	they are getting their entire country
66:19	ready for it they're telling their
66:21	entire country to stock up on food for
66:23	this winter
66:25	which kind of gives us this kind of
66:27	possible timeline
66:33	they've told them to stock up for winter
66:35	we keep hearing about this dark dark
66:36	winter
66:41	we
66:43	are drilling to actually land on
66:45	highways and now they're drilling to
66:47	take out our boats
66:49	dex can i ask do why do you think that
66:51	they do it in the desert is it very
66:52	similar to the sea as far as like
66:55	open land and and it would
66:58	i guess
66:59	i think i i think it's more like um if
67:02	you're gonna create a a place where you
67:04	can have target practice so to speak
67:06	with you know
67:07	bom boomers and other things like that
67:09	right like you know missiles and things
67:11	from your different types of
67:13	equipment then you know doing it out in
67:15	the desert makes a lot of sense because
67:17	you can do runs and other things from
67:20	the air or from the ground
67:22	and test stuff and and you're also
67:23	secluded like maybe nobody will see you
67:26	also though putting this big giant ship
67:29	and it's not just this one there's
67:30	another picture i think there's one of
67:31	an aircraft carrier as well right it's
67:33	the exact replica of the carrier layout
67:36	um you know you also know that's going
67:38	to be seen from a satellite as well
67:40	right it sort of sticks out like a sore
67:42	thumb
67:45	so you're saying like there's a
67:46	possibility that they meant for it to be
67:48	seen
67:49	yeah they meant for it to be seen but
67:51	they probably also meant to
67:53	to use this as some form of training
67:58	what's crazy so these are
68:00	life-size replicas of our carriers in
68:03	the desert and they're practicing
68:05	hitting it with everything they got
68:08	but it also says that they are focusing
68:10	on anti-carrier we have more carriers
68:13	they have a larger navy by over a
68:15	hundred ships
68:16	but
68:17	we have a larger carrier fleet
68:20	and then we have uh a good the the
68:22	actual assistance to those the
68:24	destroyers and then the smaller ships
68:26	that protect the carrier because the
68:28	carrier is really bad by itself
68:31	a carrier by itself is like a sitting
68:33	duck
68:34	so you always have a strike team with it
68:37	the strike team has all the defensive
68:38	capabilities and it can and it can help
68:42	escort it right
68:45	they are focused heavily on anti-carrier
68:49	and i think that that's why all of our
68:51	jets and all of our planes and our
68:53	anti-submarine stuff is up right now as
68:55	we speak
68:56	everybody that follows those radars has
68:58	seen this all of a sudden we're just
69:00	like we're on this mission to find all
69:02	the subs
69:04	dex how many messages do we get about
69:07	um
69:08	as far as the increased activity out in
69:11	the in the pacific ocean
69:15	oh yeah the
69:16	well we get a lot from what was at the
69:18	poseidons doing sub-hunting
69:20	um to just ship and military movement
69:24	and uh air flights anything on the west
69:26	coast it's
69:28	really amped up quite a bit
69:30	and it's been
69:31	specifically in the last month it has
69:33	just ramped up like crazy
69:37	just message after message after message
69:39	and family member after family member
69:41	worried about this worried about that
69:45	um
69:49	so it's pretty easy to see i mean people
69:50	should
69:52	kind of have a basic sense on their
69:53	shoulders like if this does pop off
69:56	it's not gonna be in i don't think it's
69:57	gonna be 20 25.
70:00	i heard within two years and that was
70:02	about six seven months ago now is
70:03	directly from a dod employee
70:06	and that's somebody who also deals with
70:08	the actual high-end
70:11	uh upper officers of the
70:16	of the military
70:18	and that is somebody who also has the
70:21	highest ranking officers come there for
70:23	vacation and talk to him
70:26	so i i think he knows exactly what he's
70:28	talking about and then delaware
70:30	sasquatch if i rolled a country that
70:32	possessed weapons to knock out power
70:34	grids and satellites i would want to
70:35	ensure my pilots were trained in visual
70:38	combat it worked well in the 1940s some
70:42	might say
70:43	no good great point delaware sasquatch
70:46	and then sharky stunts
70:49	thank you for your support thank you
70:50	thank you everybody that has popped in
70:52	thank you guys again
70:54	you are our backbone guys
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71:09	to be alive that is right life is better
71:12	on still says it always feels like i'm
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71:15	well i'm glad you feel welcome that is
71:17	awesome and then sammy lee welcome home
71:19	as well
71:20	divine 11 2 we are getting ready to
71:22	dance
71:24	yes it takes two to tango it takes three
71:26	to do a really weird usa
71:28	chinese usa dance
71:32	it's like dancing with the
71:34	sars or something i think they call it
71:36	uh
71:37	gramos three thank you so much queen btp
71:40	i've been gifted a beautiful baby girl
71:42	i'm in love
71:44	queen bee tp i did you have a baby
71:47	that's really cool and then lad 26
71:50	thanks adam and dex
71:52	rabbit
71:53	from columbus and uh everybody over
71:56	there including bear claws and wjs jen
71:58	thank you and grandma's three thanks for
72:00	uh following and then dropping in
72:03	i am doing good says how are you
72:08	i am doing great why thank you
72:12	so
72:12	as far as this goes what do you guys
72:14	think about this i'm gonna put the chat
72:16	on the screen real quick what do you
72:17	think they are doing by this do you
72:20	think that this is something we need to
72:22	pay attention to or do you think it's
72:23	nothing
72:26	i'm going to put it put it on there
72:32	so the the people that are watching the
72:33	replay can see what the general audience
72:36	thinks about this
72:40	lord andrew says we should all have
72:43	denna 30 year old boomers unite china
72:47	builds a desert arc noah oh that's a
72:51	that would be a a good plot right
72:55	preparing for the great flood war game
72:58	strategy i think we are screwed get
73:00	ready for war
73:04	uh says china is not confident in
73:06	themselves i would pay big attention to
73:07	it
73:08	i think we're already at conflict we
73:10	just don't know and again i uh i think
73:12	you may be right as far as the cyber
73:14	front
73:15	pay attention they are training for a
73:16	total loss of gps who was that
73:21	who the heck was that
73:26	yeah
73:27	um delaware sasquatch yeah they're
73:30	they're 100 percent like they're not
73:33	they're not going to have anything
73:35	they're training a uh not only no gps
73:37	but uh not having any lights whatsoever
73:41	they they're driving through la just a
73:43	couple weeks ago i covered this they we
73:46	got all these reports of of these
73:48	convoys driving through la silent
73:52	no announcement no articles no nothing
73:55	driving through the middle of la no
73:57	headlights no nothing
73:59	guys in the top of the humvees loaded
74:02	you know with the actual
74:04	uh 50 cals or whatever's on the top of
74:06	those
74:07	just sitting there quiet driving as as
74:11	quiet as they could i mean in humvees
74:13	right but they're driving no headlights
74:16	no nothing no spotlights no nothing
74:20	driving through a dark city uh in the
74:22	middle of la that is freaking weird
74:25	that is freaking weird
74:29	no announcement no military
74:32	tweets no nothing just
74:35	vehicle after vehicle after vehicle
74:37	rolling through downtown l.a
74:45	night vision goggles oh yes
74:48	david were you are you one of the people
74:50	that
74:50	[Music]
74:52	oh no hey what's going on
74:57	so yeah there was multiple people and
74:59	the people out of the humvee were
75:00	wearing night vision goggles that's
75:02	crazy
75:04	are they going to emp first
75:06	her wolf what's going on uh vic marrow
75:09	wild willy is here blowtorch barbie
75:12	it's pretty crazy
75:14	[Music]
75:16	and to finish off the b administration
75:19	faces deadline to respond after the
75:22	judge halts the requirement
75:25	dex do you want to cover this
75:28	i think yeah very carefully um so
75:31	the headline says it all i think the
75:32	main thing you guys should know is that
75:34	this was halted and at least at one
75:37	level in the court
75:39	we'll have to see where it really goes
75:40	from here i think that they were due to
75:42	respond today
75:43	uh it was halted over the weekend uh but
75:46	we'll find out more as this progresses
75:48	if this is a you know
75:50	an event that goes in your favor or in
75:53	depending on which side you're on on
75:55	this it may go in your favor it may go
75:56	against your favor i don't know uh but
75:58	you'll have to see how this plays out
76:00	maybe the rest of this week yeah i don't
76:02	know how long it will actually take one
76:04	one i one thing i really don't get is
76:06	why is the five to eleven happening
76:08	before the teenager one
76:11	does that make any sense like where did
76:13	they jump and just say hey we need the
76:15	five to eleven that's that doesn't make
76:17	any sense i thought they already did 12
76:19	and above maybe i'm wrong
76:22	oh well i guess
76:24	yeah i think that was the last one i
76:26	yeah i i it's
76:28	these things change uh so often and
76:30	definitions like to change but this is
76:32	required so like you have to get yeah
76:36	this is i don't know but but people who
76:38	are five to 11 don't have jobs either so
76:42	but they do go to school
76:43	right with uh yeah more than a hundred
76:46	uh students right
76:50	yeah i don't know that osha can do
76:53	schools but they certainly can do work
76:55	workplace
76:57	yeah well and then that whole osha thing
77:00	that you know it
77:03	it should get stopped up i i don't
77:04	understand what this what's going on
77:06	here but again
77:10	what a crazy freaking world we are in
77:13	right now
77:14	just a reminder okay so it's getting
77:17	kind of really freaky we've shown you
77:19	like all the stuff that's tracking us
77:21	right now uh we just read something last
77:23	night that says that these apps are now
77:26	basically embedding stuff in your
77:28	androids in your apples and they're
77:30	tracking you outside of the apps that
77:32	you download so say you're in a totally
77:34	different app those other apps are
77:36	tracking you
77:39	not only that they're tracking uh your
77:41	accelerometer so they know when you're
77:42	sitting when you're standing when you
77:44	are coughing
77:46	they know all of this they can even uh
77:49	that well they know when you blink from
77:50	your camera and stuff like that uh but
77:53	you know i mean getting down to that
77:54	level
77:56	this is like santa claus on your phone
77:59	it's freaky well so there's a lot of
78:01	different reasons why people should have
78:03	something like an edek bag this is
78:05	this is essentially a this is a faraday
78:07	bag so you can put your electronics in
78:09	it uh you can get a bigger one that you
78:11	can fit multiple electronics or a tablet
78:14	whatever else if you want to have your
78:16	prep
78:17	any kind of download of prep
78:20	you know any kind of survival book you
78:22	could have 10 000 survival books on this
78:25	if you have a generator or have some way
78:27	to power this over long term
78:30	then you could actually download 10 000
78:32	books all in one tablet but that tablet
78:35	would have to work afterwards either way
78:37	though they have smaller bags they even
78:38	have one with windows that you cannot
78:41	track there's nothing
78:43	goes in and nothing comes out that
78:45	includes
78:46	cmes so this protects your devices
78:49	they're coming out with a really really
78:51	really awesome product uh coming out
78:53	soon dex do we have an update on when we
78:55	can talk about that
78:57	i don't have an update on the date but i
78:59	can tell you i've held the product in my
79:01	hands and there's one uh headed to the
79:03	studio in uh
79:05	in the west coast there soon so you're i
79:07	i can't wait i just can't wait yeah so
79:10	anyways but the the ones that you can
79:12	already get morefoolnews.com
79:14	i i put my phone in it as much as i
79:16	possibly can almost everywhere i go
79:18	because i can't turn it off i've tried
79:21	turning off location on everything and
79:24	uh either google or iphone or all these
79:26	things
79:27	somehow they'll they'll attach like an
79:29	old account or an old email and they'll
79:31	track that one
79:34	i don't like i don't like when people
79:36	track every movement i'm making i'm not
79:38	even kidding not like movements
79:41	every movement like if my arms are
79:43	moving or if i'm sitting
79:45	it's it's it's going off the
79:47	accelerometer data
79:49	not only that you can end up having a
79:52	geo warrant put out on you say you're at
79:55	a 7-eleven you get a soda from 7-eleven
79:58	you leave
80:00	three months later a j uh you know swat
80:03	comes knocking on your door
80:04	well it turns out somebody was murdered
80:06	at that 7-eleven within a 15-minute
80:08	period and they saw that your phone was
80:11	in that area
80:13	at that time
80:15	this happened
80:16	uh they're called geo warrants uh or is
80:19	it geostationary warrant or what is it
80:21	called yeah it's a geo geo geo warrant
80:23	or geofence warrant geofence warrant and
80:26	they can grab you from that
80:29	they used it to actually pick people up
80:32	and it turned out the guy was just there
80:33	you know
80:34	got like a pack of smokes or something
80:36	and then left
80:38	three months later he has swat knocking
80:40	down his door almost killed him
80:42	that is freaking
80:45	he wasn't opt into anything but they're
80:48	they're tracking all of our phones so if
80:51	you don't want to be tracked you don't
80:52	want to be traced or you want to protect
80:54	it from emp all of that
80:56	this also doubles as that so if you have
80:58	an electronic that has all sorts of
81:00	stuff downloaded and you want to keep it
81:02	good make sure to get one of those uh
81:04	dex let's talk about the the web only
81:06	content because we've got a lot of fiery
81:09	stuff there uh it's even getting worse
81:11	like we're we're going into the season
81:13	where we're going to be seeing a lot of
81:14	censorship a lot of crazy stuff going on
81:19	absolutely adam so head over to
81:21	mrfrugalnews.com click on the thumbnail
81:23	for the show and scroll down to web only
81:25	content that yellow bar there there's
81:27	literally an entire show's worth of
81:29	content here that we can't talk about uh
81:32	things that are too far to the one side
81:34	or too opinionated or maybe they're just
81:36	too hot for tv and a lot of them are
81:38	so lots going on there everything from
81:40	right now there's a lot of the
81:43	politic kind of stuff happening
81:45	uh but there's even you know things
81:47	going on with the court case that i've
81:49	personally been watching um in the mid
81:52	midwest there as well as
81:54	some other stuff going on around
81:57	um
81:58	asaki and others so go take a look go to
82:00	marfuglenews.com
82:02	click on the thumbnail for the show if
82:04	you can't do that
82:05	and you're on youtube just open the
82:07	description it's the first link right
82:08	there click it you know what's scary you
82:10	won't get lost yeah you can't have an
82:12	opinion on a court case now like they
82:14	say say this was back in 93 or whenever
82:17	o.j simpson was on everybody had their
82:20	opinion oh did he do it did he he didn't
82:22	do it he did
82:23	now
82:25	if you have an opinion about that you're
82:27	either racist or you're this or you're
82:29	stupid or this
82:30	i mean it's just it's crazy
82:32	yeah the the
82:34	relative of the famous person from the
82:36	event that kicked everything off is out
82:38	like literally
82:40	trying to dox
82:42	allegedly but it's in his own video
82:44	trying to dox
82:45	um you know jurors and saying you know
82:49	we know what we got to do if they do if
82:51	they say the wrong if they you know vote
82:52	the wrong way in their in their trial
82:54	right he he's gonna he might get
82:56	acquitted do you do you think he might
82:58	get acquitted for that
83:00	well not for that i think if this turns
83:02	out to be how could you do that how can
83:04	you have a fair trial yeah yeah so so it
83:07	won't be acquitted so what will happen
83:08	is if this uh incident turns into being
83:11	a really considered to be a big threat
83:14	if it's not considered a mistrial uh
83:16	right away or at some point in the near
83:18	future which means they'd have to redo
83:21	everything all over again
83:22	um if and if if it doesn't get declared
83:26	a mistrial it definitely will be used uh
83:28	by his attorneys if they have to go in
83:30	and try to appeal a decision that they
83:33	don't like
83:34	quite frankly though if you've watched
83:36	the last five days
83:38	this case is sort of um
83:40	it's pretty obvious and i'm not going to
83:42	say it's obvious which way because you
83:43	guys can figure it out for yourself but
83:45	it almost seems like you know
83:47	two sides of this bench are doing the
83:49	same thing and they're they're proven
83:51	one one story not two stories
83:54	yeah they say that the uh the
83:56	uh the the offense
83:59	is actually doing a good job for the
84:01	defense
84:02	it's like if uh you're playing a game of
84:04	football
84:05	and the
84:08	the guy catches it and accidentally runs
84:10	the wrong way into the wrong
84:13	the wrong
84:15	into the wrong end zone you know
84:17	like a like a five-year-old football
84:19	game and the kid gets in the end zone
84:21	and that's good
84:23	i just do
84:24	it's not my answer what
84:26	i just like end zones i'm in there
84:30	[Music]
84:43	the the sort of cliche like the truth
84:45	will set you free so when the truth
84:47	actually comes out and you you sort of
84:49	peel off all the layers of opinion and
84:52	you peel off all of the nonsense that's
84:54	on social media and you peel away all
84:56	the
84:56	you know the what's supposed to not be
84:58	opinionated but coming from the
85:00	mainstream media and you just go look at
85:03	you know that's why i say like before if
85:05	anybody wants to have an opinion on this
85:06	case you literally should go watch it
85:08	you gotta go sit down and watch like the
85:09	last five days in the next five days or
85:11	however long it's gonna be and look at
85:13	the true evidence before you you know
85:15	run off and spout your your mouth in one
85:17	direction or another because without
85:19	having what is actually shown to
85:22	you know
85:23	the jury the rest of the world is
85:24	irrelevant like the news is irrelevant
85:26	the talking head on twitter with you
85:29	know four green check marks is
85:30	irrelevant you know none of that matters
85:32	what matters is what is proven and shown
85:35	in the facts
85:36	well that's the thing they when you end
85:38	up going to trial you get all of this
85:40	extra evidence and then it it paints the
85:43	real picture it's not it's not this
85:45	biased uh kind of thing anyways we could
85:48	do whole shows about that man but you
85:50	can't you cannot talk about stuff like
85:52	that uh i just saw another guy another
85:55	friend of mine
85:56	his channel just disappeared 255 000 uh
86:00	subscribers
86:01	255 000 subscribers uh gone because he
86:04	talked about the trial
86:07	i mean that's just insane to me um i
86:10	want a special that's why you've got to
86:11	check out the website we're working on
86:13	stuff so we can um
86:20	without freedom of speech we're in china
86:22	like
86:22	it's just the fact
86:25	um
86:28	i want to say a special thank you to
86:29	karen w this is why we get ready the
86:31	main point of this channel is to get you
86:33	guys ready we have cascadia subduction
86:35	zone on the west coast we have all sorts
86:38	of disasters that could happen other
86:39	than china so make sure to get yourself
86:42	prepared that's the main point i hope
86:44	that
86:45	i hope that eventually this will end up
86:47	doing somebody good somewhere
86:49	uh johnson and sons thank you for going
86:52	over to paypal
86:53	last night i appreciate you
86:55	johnson and sons thank you for your
86:58	support over on paypal
87:00	jonathan n thank you as well for going
87:02	over to paypal and supporting i really
87:05	appreciate you and uh thank you karen w
87:08	thank you so much
87:09	uh joanna h i appreciate you uh gone
87:13	girl triple seven thank you for your
87:14	support last week i cannot say thank you
87:17	enough to everybody over there uh susan
87:19	donahue thank you as well amy r
87:21	all of the the uh supporters veteran
87:24	steve wherever you are thank you so much
87:26	i appreciate all of you guys for
87:28	supporting uh we are independent we're
87:30	we're you know literally
87:33	i
87:34	it bothers me when people don't
87:35	understand how this whole ecosystem
87:38	works and how
87:39	much we actually get
87:41	because it's uh
87:43	it's pretty crazy so thank you everybody
87:45	that does support
87:47	the people that understand what what is
87:49	going on here so
87:50	um not everybody's treated equally so
87:54	thank you dex i appreciate you
87:57	much love great show brother it is now
87:59	time for the shoutro it's not an outro
88:00	it's not a shout out
88:02	it's a shoutro
88:06	it's where i say thank you to the people
88:07	that matter most
88:09	you
88:11	thank your mods down below i appreciate
88:14	all of you
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88:37	leo is
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89:08	job to see
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89:22	me
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89:28	everybody
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92:02	so
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92:14	thank you everybody that joined us
92:16	tonight uh big shout out to the licensed
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92:24	uh
92:25	schuman and brendan henschel the
92:27	greatest couple in the menstrual
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