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04:07	black bar uh dex how are you doing
04:09	tonight and what's going on
04:11	well hello adam and hello foogle fam i'm
04:13	doing just fine
04:14	before we start i just want to let you
04:16	guys know i
04:18	just recently had a friend who is also a
04:19	youtuber kind of get attacked and of
04:22	course we've been attacked before as
04:23	well uh many times i mean people just
04:27	in this whole kind of
04:29	niche and group of things
04:31	i have told you guys before nobody
04:32	trusts anybody
04:34	everybody is is basically hating on
04:36	others
04:37	we've tried to do like you know group
04:39	panels and one person won't go on
04:41	because another person is going to be on
04:43	there and i just think that that's like
04:45	super lame uh first of all the whole
04:47	point of what you know these big you
04:50	know corporations that are running the
04:51	country want to do is they want to split
04:54	up and divide people they want to make
04:55	sure that nobody gathers i promise you
04:58	that even if we differed on some issues
05:01	like b even big issues say one person
05:04	thinks uh you know the uh planet is this
05:07	shape and the other thinks the planet is
05:08	that shape even if you differ on big
05:10	issues like that i promise you if we all
05:12	teamed up and tried to find common
05:14	ground we would get a whole lot further
05:16	now you can disagree and also be polite
05:19	with people i don't understand that
05:20	today's uh day now everybody everybody
05:24	is just so nasty to each other uh put
05:26	people down for for doing the same thing
05:28	that they're doing i really you have to
05:31	break it down and you have to understand
05:32	like what you know why are they doing
05:34	this why uh why would you try to take
05:36	other people down when clearly it is
05:39	everybody that is above us that
05:41	basically makes eight nine ten zeros a
05:44	month uh that those are the people that
05:46	really we need to be paying attention to
05:48	so i i just don't understand it nobody
05:50	wishes success upon other people i mean
05:52	there's a few uh great channels jacob
05:55	israel great uh again you know people
05:58	like that alaska prepper ed from prep
06:01	nurse one you know good channels that
06:03	don't talk smack about other channels
06:04	for no reason i i just
06:06	i don't i don't get it i've never got it
06:09	and i i just don't understand it
06:11	so anyways uh let's get right into the
06:13	news
06:14	i might hit that at the very end of the
06:15	show for the people that actually care
06:17	uh that stick around the whole time
06:19	crazy astral world conspiracies around
06:21	satanism as traffic scott uh concert
06:24	rage as fans slam shows demonic energy
06:28	so i've never been to a travis scott uh
06:31	you know concert i don't even know most
06:33	of his songs i mean i when i heard a
06:35	travis scott song i recognized it
06:37	because
06:38	you know a lot of his songs are on the
06:39	radio and you hear a song you don't even
06:41	know who did it um that's kind of my
06:44	level of travis scott fandom
06:46	if i hear a song and then somebody says
06:49	it's him i go oh that's him i've heard
06:51	that before
06:52	but otherwise i don't really get this
06:54	guy but i've been told including a
06:56	couple of my friends that he's got some
06:58	really creepy uh previous tweets he's
07:00	got some weird stuff that he said in
07:02	interviews and of course now they're
07:04	saying that he has a lot of kind of you
07:06	know straight-up demonic things in his
07:09	uh show or something it says crackpot
07:11	conspiracy theories have sensationally
07:13	claimed that the deaths of eight people
07:15	at travis scott's uh hellish astroworld
07:17	concert last week came as part of a
07:19	satanic sacrifice okay so i don't you
07:24	know what's funny is if i say this i bet
07:26	you i know somebody who's probably
07:28	saying this so i don't want to say
07:29	anything about the view that is their
07:31	view themselves
07:33	personally i think that the way that it
07:35	happened and everything else
07:37	i think it's an accident but again who
07:39	knows
07:40	god works in really crazy ways it says
07:43	scott staged the event in his hometown
07:45	of houston texas on friday night but the
07:47	concert ended in tragedy when the crowd
07:49	of around 50 000 people suddenly surged
07:52	towards the stage crushing some
07:53	attendees one thing i also want to say
07:55	is i i there is nothing that surprises
07:58	me anymore and my mind is open for when
08:01	that final answer the meaning of life
08:03	where any of you know anything clicks
08:06	into place
08:07	i'm ready for it i guess it takes a
08:09	certain kind of person to to really have
08:11	a truly open brain
08:13	to understand that maybe everything that
08:16	i've thought up until this point is
08:18	completely wrong and at some point i
08:20	expect for that to happen it's already
08:22	happened before in the last few years
08:24	we've had many kind of stories come out
08:26	that i'm just like blown away there's
08:29	been science changes supposedly that
08:31	changes everything about how we look at
08:33	things
08:34	i feel like we are in the generation
08:36	that is going to be that generation that
08:39	will see something change drastically
08:42	take for example aliens and ufos if they
08:46	do truly just straight up disclose or we
08:48	have uh you know little green men come
08:50	down from the sky
08:52	i think that that would be that would
08:53	constitute a huge change and you know
08:56	everybody's brain would be just
08:57	completely you know blown
09:00	i think that this is going to be that
09:01	generation not necessarily with ufos but
09:03	something of that level or that caliber
09:06	happening to us do you agree with me or
09:08	do you disagree let me know i'd love to
09:10	hear your opinions down below and then
09:12	tony blackmon uh sharky stunts and uh
09:16	delaware sasquatch i didn't get to last
09:17	show but thank you guys for being the
09:19	last ones out on the last show
09:22	so as far as the show and the demonic
09:25	stuff that goes on uh it says local
09:27	police are currently investigating the
09:29	possible cause of the apparent crowd
09:31	surge assessing whether there were any
09:33	missteps in the planning and execution
09:36	of the event officials said in the
09:37	meantime a series of wild bizarre and
09:40	downright disturbing theories have
09:42	surfaced on tick tock with many of them
09:44	accusing scott of conducting a
09:45	large-scale
09:48	sacrifice in plain sight
09:50	uh
09:51	one thing that i don't get is why they
09:54	frame things like this why can't they
09:56	just tell the story without uh labeling
09:58	it something this is just this one but
10:01	there's many like it now i don't even
10:04	necessarily agree with the theories or
10:06	whatever
10:07	but i i do see a biased writing when i
10:10	when i see it and and there is no
10:12	unbiased writing anymore if you noticed
10:14	uh when anybody you know wrote about joe
10:16	rogan they would put uh controversial
10:20	in place of like talented uh you know
10:23	popular uh radio host this instead of
10:27	instead of that they immediately in the
10:29	title of it will say controversial uh
10:31	talk show host this and that it's it's
10:33	the framing that goes into writing
10:36	they're calling this crack you know
10:37	crackpot claims and whatever else uh
10:39	that's how they look at general things
10:41	about uh this kind of this kind of thing
10:44	in fact anything as far you know that
10:47	relates to like satanic or anything like
10:49	that
10:50	factually in history we know that there
10:52	are people that worship that so i don't
10:54	see how um you know a theory about that
10:57	would be crackpot because it does exist
11:00	and we know it it's just not public in
11:03	fact everything publicly
11:05	you know that we know about it is that
11:07	it's the most private kind of thing that
11:09	people worship ever
11:11	my sister and i when we were kids ran
11:13	into an actual um thing in the woods and
11:17	everybody was wearing masks and they had
11:18	cow tongues on it they were chanting
11:21	they had these freaky
11:23	outfits on they all looked at us and we
11:26	ran and ran and ran and ran
11:29	i was little she remembers it a whole
11:31	lot more than i do but i remember being
11:33	more scared than i ever have in my
11:34	entire life and she knew exactly what it
11:36	was i just thought it was monsters like
11:39	i i honestly thought it was really
11:40	disturbing as far as
11:44	you know who they were what they were
11:46	doing uh my sister was absolutely sure
11:49	it was you know it was a ritual and that
11:51	happens but they're very careful of not
11:54	letting that kind of stuff out in the
11:55	public
11:57	it's just like any other uh religion
11:59	there is a religion there in fact some
12:01	are public some even have statues in uh
12:04	main city areas uh like baphomet in uh
12:07	whatever city that was they they just
12:09	put up a big
12:10	statue in front of like a courthouse or
12:12	something
12:13	so as far as this goes what do you think
12:15	about this do you think that this was uh
12:17	some sort of
12:18	you know
12:20	in plain sight creepy thing says anyone
12:22	else noticed that the stage is inverted
12:24	cross leading to
12:26	a portal to hell
12:28	sorry but that is pretty freaky
12:30	so if you want to read
12:32	go go ahead
12:33	let me ask you this does uh travis scott
12:35	have anything to do with fortnite i
12:37	thought he did something with them like
12:39	his music was part of them
12:41	or he's sponsored in music festivals
12:43	with fortnite are you implying he he's
12:45	part of a kid's game and and he does
12:47	this kind of stuff
12:49	yeah well no i'm just i was about to say
12:50	i had heard that china was shutting down
12:53	fortnite so i wonder if there's some
12:55	tension there
12:56	and they're they're shutting it down
12:57	before this happened so
13:00	oh weird well i i i what i do know it's
13:03	like you know uh
13:04	what is the other
13:06	singer that uh did
13:08	old town road
13:10	and then he did uh montero say my name
13:12	or whatever do you know who i'm talking
13:14	about
13:15	that now yeah
13:16	the devil is not 80s i'm not in it he
13:18	had the devil nike shoes um
13:22	i i can't i'm trying to oh is that like
13:24	nas i think no little nonsex or or
13:27	whatever naw zack says yeah
13:29	yeah yeah so he had the devil nikes and
13:32	nike said hey we're gonna sue you if you
13:34	don't you know
13:35	uh you know take down those shoes people
13:38	wanted to buy them because it it
13:39	supposedly had holy water
13:41	in the soles of the shoes and it had a
13:43	cross and whatever else it's like
13:46	if travis scott really did have a stage
13:48	that was an inverted you know cross or
13:50	whatever and you've got people like him
13:52	going from heaven down to hell in his
13:54	videos and you know doing things with
13:57	the devil that are inappropriate that
13:59	you know none of the kids here should
14:00	hear
14:01	then yeah it seems like there's some
14:03	pretty blatant stuff and then of course
14:05	uh jacob israel did a video not a couple
14:07	weeks ago
14:08	speaking of music
14:09	michael jackson the king of pop's
14:11	daughter
14:12	was in public doing uh she posted
14:15	pictures of doing a ritual like a witch
14:18	ritual or something they were all
14:20	topless and and in the woods and they
14:21	were around a fire and they were doing
14:23	this ritual so in the music industry
14:25	specifically
14:27	especially before the internet you know
14:30	before the the atomic donald's before
14:31	the rhine-up churches before the uh the
14:33	burdens and people like this that that
14:35	got you know success from independent uh
14:39	you only had a few ways to get big and
14:41	that was going through and getting uh
14:43	plays on the radio and then getting an
14:45	agent getting in and getting signed
14:48	there were very few doors that were open
14:50	and you had to go through one of those
14:52	doors and those doors were controlled by
14:55	some pretty evil extremely rich people
14:58	that serve this music up to the entire
15:00	planet
15:01	so
15:02	you know it's kind of like
15:04	it it right now i think that it's uh
15:07	more apparent than it ever that the
15:09	mainstream stuff that goes on our radios
15:12	is pretty evil in a lot of ways and i'm
15:15	sure somebody could make a channel just
15:17	about the the evil and music kind of
15:19	like how kj does uh
15:22	the scariest movie ever and shows movies
15:24	and kind of all of the predictive
15:26	programming and things like that
15:27	somebody could pull out the music stuff
15:29	i know jacob does some of that but
15:31	somebody could focus a whole channel on
15:32	that
15:33	and then we have the infrastructure bill
15:35	includes requiring new technology to
15:38	stop drunken driving now
15:40	think about this what if you had to
15:44	adhere to some sort of device or some
15:46	sort of device was videotaping your eyes
15:49	every single time you drive this is
15:51	where i kind of envisioned this same
15:53	thing going for safety and for
15:55	convenience and to reduce the amount of
15:57	drunk drivers which is great
15:59	they will bring in something like this
16:02	uh now this says congress has created a
16:04	new requirement for automakers and it
16:07	says find a high-tech way to keep
16:08	drunken people from driving cars
16:11	it's one of the mandates along with a
16:13	burst of new spending aimed at improving
16:16	auto safety amid escalating road
16:18	fatalities in the one
16:20	trillion dollar infrastructure package
16:23	that president jb is expected to sign
16:25	soon under the legislation monitoring
16:27	systems to stop intoxicated drivers
16:29	would roll out in all new vehicles as
16:31	early as 2026 after the transportation
16:34	department assesses the best form of
16:36	technology to install in millions of
16:38	vehicles and automakers are given time
16:40	to comply
16:42	in all about 17 billion dollars is
16:44	allotted to the road safety programs the
16:47	biggest increase in such funding in
16:49	decades according to the eno center for
16:51	transportation it says transportation
16:53	secretary uh pete but a gig
16:56	button i i know i i said that wrong uh
16:59	by the geek uh
17:00	said monday that he that it could mean
17:03	more protected bike paths and greener
17:06	spaces built into busy roadways
17:08	says quote it's monumental uh it's a
17:11	single most important legislation in the
17:13	group's history that marks the beginning
17:16	of the end of drunk driving that was of
17:19	course uh alex otey national president
17:21	of mothers against dr drunk driving or
17:24	mad
17:25	it says it will virtually eliminate the
17:27	number one killer on america's roads uh
17:30	she said
17:33	so
17:34	as far as uh having monitors and then
17:37	having self-driving cars in between that
17:39	if you are driving a regular car and
17:41	you're driving yourself if you're even
17:43	allowed to in a few years here you will
17:45	be monitored now what the system
17:48	consists of uh is not exactly uh there
17:52	yet it says currently some convicted
17:54	drunken drivers must use a breathalyzer
17:57	device attached to an ignition interlock
17:59	blowing into a tube and disabling the
18:02	vehicle if
18:03	their blood alcohol level is too high
18:06	the legislation doesn't specify the
18:07	technology only that it must passively
18:09	monitor the performance of a driver of a
18:12	motor vehicle to accurately identify
18:13	whether the driver may impaired i
18:15	guarantee you i know what this is and
18:16	some cars already have it in and it's
18:18	voluntary and you can shut it off
18:20	i i know that some cars including even
18:23	hyundai's have this technology that
18:26	looks right into your eyes and the more
18:28	you blink if they see you closing your
18:30	eyes and they they watch your eyes to
18:32	blink and if you close your eyes for
18:34	certain amounts of time then it will
18:36	alert you hey you're getting tired or
18:38	hey you are uh
18:39	well
18:40	hey drunk ass stop driving right uh but
18:43	really it's for tired drivers too
18:46	because they say that being tired is
18:48	almost as bad or if not in some cases
18:50	worse than drunk driving they've had a
18:52	lot of people fall asleep at the wheel
18:54	and kill people
18:56	so as far as this goes uh this would be
18:58	another way to get a camera inside your
19:00	car where you are most private and you
19:02	know i mean a lot of people sing in
19:04	their car they do things in their car
19:05	that normally wouldn't do because
19:08	they're kind of in their own little
19:09	bubble
19:10	well they want to get inside that bubble
19:12	and listen to you there there's right
19:14	now there is as of now uh there is
19:16	nothing besides some of the newer cars
19:19	that have these uh monitoring kind of
19:21	smart car features like uh apple
19:24	uh apple car play and all this kind of
19:26	stuff that kind of stuff is just like
19:28	your alexa at home they want to have
19:30	monitoring devices in every single place
19:33	you will stand be
19:34	or spend any of your time
19:37	just period
19:38	meepo double07 says morph travis scott
19:41	did a fortnight concert and had some
19:43	skins in game shout out to the mods uh
19:46	thanks double07 i appreciate that and uh
19:49	yeah i did not know that uh brendan
19:51	stephenson thank you so much for your
19:53	support again thank you for everybody
19:55	that has popped in over on d live really
19:57	really awesome support from luna 3377
20:00	came in with a ninja guinea same with
20:03	ar15 says microchip shortage could uh
20:07	could be due to tesla getting all of
20:09	them
20:09	for all electric cars by 2030.
20:12	i don't know i think i i think i heard
20:15	that they are having problems
20:17	with chips as well but i'm not sure
20:19	that car would most likely have the most
20:21	chips out of any car
20:22	some players do and some don't and the
20:25	ones that were smart enough to foresee
20:27	the problem placed their orders before
20:29	everyone else and got locked in so they
20:31	got first dibs
20:33	yeah so somebody like elon the richest
20:35	man in the world probably got dibs on a
20:37	lot of the good ones
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21:05	tonight uh we have been given a book
21:07	allow the holy spirit to guide you and
21:08	inspire the word focus spiritually and
21:11	then zippy moon's evil will never
21:13	prevail let the haters hate players uh
21:16	prayers to you brother
21:18	i agree with that uh lisa k23 be brother
21:22	oh firefighter bear claws uh one thing i
21:24	want to say is like if they spent all
21:26	that energy and all the energy they do
21:28	on spending time on on knocking other
21:30	people down a peg
21:32	they would be able to build themselves
21:34	up you know 10 pegs
21:36	it's crazy
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21:46	saying hello to blowtorch barbie lisak23
21:48	happy happy birthday b t s
21:53	is that for the band
21:55	uh and then
21:56	let's hear johnny doom venus l and karen
21:59	from columbus thank you guys for
22:00	supporting
22:03	so
22:04	will you uh will you drive a car with
22:06	monitoring systems in it probably
22:08	probably everybody will because it will
22:10	be required metallurgist admits to
22:13	falsifying navy submarine steel strength
22:16	test results for 36
22:18	years
22:21	wow it says the navy had to pay
22:23	additional maintenance costs to address
22:24	the potential issues on an undisclosed
22:26	number of submarines
22:29	now remember we just had one crash and
22:31	the whole front end looked like the the
22:33	front of a a pinto
22:35	or the back of a pinto i should say it
22:37	says an undisclosed number of u.s navy
22:39	submarines have had to undergo
22:41	additional repairs to ensure that they
22:43	remain seaworthy after a meta metal
22:48	metallurgist spent decades faking the
22:51	results of strength tests related to the
22:53	boat's holes
22:54	the person responsible pleaded guilty
22:56	yesterday to a fraud in the case which
22:58	related the test uh that examined how
23:01	the submarines would fare in a collision
23:03	a very real threat
23:05	that you can read more about of course
23:07	in the attached article it says elaine
23:09	marie thomas 67 of auburn washington was
23:13	a director of metallurgy at a foundry in
23:15	tacoma that provided steel castings to
23:18	the electric boat and newport news
23:21	building which in turn used them for
23:23	submarine holes
23:26	this is an example again a big target up
23:29	here
23:30	as far as the northwest because we have
23:31	a lot of places like this that make this
23:33	kind of stuff it says the fraudulent
23:35	activity took place between 1985 and
23:38	2017 during which time frozens of new uh
23:41	dozens of nuclear-powered submarines
23:43	were completed for the navy thomas is
23:46	said to have provided false results for
23:48	at least 240 production batches of steel
23:52	which amounts to around half of the
23:53	entire navy output from the tacoma
23:56	foundry in that same period
23:59	it says the
24:01	ongoing case at the u.s district court
24:02	in tacoma has not heard any evidence
24:04	that the submarine holes failed as a
24:06	result of the shortcuts taken but
24:09	authorities have confirmed that the navy
24:10	has had to pay additional maintenance
24:12	costs to address potential problems and
24:14	ensure the affected boats can go safely
24:17	to sea
24:18	now this is a pretty big deal because
24:20	when you look at this previous kind of
24:22	collision that we had the front end of
24:24	it was crumpled like no other i don't
24:26	know how fast the thing was going but it
24:28	looked really really bad and if they
24:30	were lying about the strength of the
24:32	steel
24:33	on one of our most important kind of uh
24:35	military assets then that's really bad
24:39	uh we have another article here just
24:41	coming up in a little bit
24:43	talking about uh of course china's navy
24:46	being the largest in the world uh but
24:49	already they're talking about how many
24:51	we you know that's bad as far as
24:54	you know they're gonna be bigger than us
24:56	but now they just let the whole public
24:57	know that maybe our stuff is not as good
25:00	as you think i mean that's like china
25:02	levels have kind of screwed up like
25:05	if this guy was faking it and that it's
25:06	got soft metals or bad metals that would
25:09	be bad
25:10	i'm actually surprised
25:12	they didn't try to cover this up in some
25:13	way it says it's not clear which classes
25:16	of submarines are involved but in the
25:18	past it was reported that the
25:19	virginia-classed fast attack submarines
25:22	ssns
25:23	were those affected however since the
25:25	fraud dates back to 1985
25:29	long before the virginia started to be
25:30	built it's highly likely likely that the
25:33	other submarines were also affected the
25:36	two companies that received the
25:37	deficient steel also produced ohio-class
25:40	ballistic missile submarines or ssbns
25:44	some of which were later converted into
25:46	cruise missile submarines or ssgns as
25:50	well as los angeles and seawolf class
25:52	ssns in the period covered examples of
25:55	all of those
25:56	are in navy commission today
25:58	so pretty much all of the submarines
26:00	that are out there
26:02	might likely have this kind of weaker
26:04	steel
26:05	that's not not a good thing for uh for
26:07	sure but we don't know because you know
26:09	we haven't had too many
26:12	i guess real world kind of uh effects to
26:14	them
26:16	it says uh mrs thoma miss thomas uh
26:20	never intended to compromise the
26:21	integrity of any material and is
26:23	gratified with the government's testing
26:25	that does not suggest that the
26:26	structural integrity of any submarine
26:28	was in fact compromised thomas attorney
26:31	said in a statement filed on her
26:33	behalf in the district court
26:36	the attorney added that thomas was not
26:37	motivated by greed and that she regrets
26:41	that she failed to follow her moral
26:42	compass admitting to false statements is
26:45	hardly how she envisioned living out her
26:47	retirement years
26:49	so spent her whole life uh kind of lying
26:52	about this stuff i don't know why uh you
26:55	know where is where would was the
26:57	financial gain
26:59	decks i i don't i don't know where the
27:00	final
27:01	you know it must have cost more to have
27:03	it basically be
27:04	this you know tougher steel
27:09	let's see here let me open
27:14	open something up here
27:17	make sure that i have everything open by
27:20	the way wynton dupree again thank you
27:22	survival living i i don't know if i got
27:24	you yesterday thank you so much for
27:26	popping in if you guys haven't checked
27:28	out uh
27:29	central florida prepper aka survival
27:31	living make sure to go do so uh jr pale
27:34	horse says adam the other night
27:37	you mentioned
27:38	uh the
27:40	the blimps didn't you do a show about
27:42	the senator or congresswoman pushing
27:44	blimps as an internet backup
27:47	so
27:48	it would actually be a balloon
27:50	they're trying to launch these systems
27:52	as
27:53	actually
27:55	i didn't think about that but i guess
27:56	you could
27:58	i don't know i don't know if the blimps
27:59	can go in low atmosphere because i don't
28:01	think that they would be able they might
28:03	be able to do the same thing but on a
28:04	smaller area
28:06	that's a good point j.r pale horrors i
28:09	didn't think about that and then brenda
28:11	stevenson thank you so much uh by the
28:14	way nice to have you here jr uh
28:17	and bible talk for common people isn't
28:19	this the anniversary of the big steel
28:22	uh that was of course yesterday
28:25	and then we have bombshell evidence from
28:27	witness who claims he saw prince andrew
28:31	grabbing virginia roberts to appear in
28:33	the new documentary it says the witness
28:36	who says that he saw prince andrew grab
28:40	virginia roberts is set to make
28:42	bombshell claims in a new documentary
28:44	jeffrey epipen's
28:46	former telecom specialist steve scully
28:48	is set to give his explosive alleged
28:51	evidence to seven news in the
28:53	documentary spotlight sex lies and
28:55	videotape which will air on sunday
28:58	it says scully 71 years old has
29:00	previously insisted that the woman he
29:03	saw in epipen's uh you know sado island
29:07	pedo
29:08	island was virginia and told the sun
29:11	exclusively he was willing to give
29:12	evidence in court in an audio recording
29:15	of scully he claims he
29:17	prince andrew removed her top and then
29:20	started grind against her and grabbing
29:22	her
29:24	so
29:25	one thing that i question is if this guy
29:28	he's 71 years old i don't know if he's
29:30	trying to do this for fame or money or
29:32	whatever
29:33	think about who you're going after uh
29:35	for him to make a statement like this on
29:37	the royal family which i'm surprised
29:39	that this might even make it to public
29:42	if someone heard about this i'm
29:44	surprised somebody hasn't gone to him
29:46	and offered him a million dollars two
29:47	million dollars 10 million dollars a
29:49	home next to the royal castle
29:53	to keep this quiet
29:55	if you have been following the whole uk
29:57	thing the queen kind of put a uh
29:59	kind of quashed the investigation into
30:01	prince andrew i think they had a lot of
30:03	power and they were able to kind of you
30:05	know
30:07	i heard that they stopped a lot of that
30:08	from happening or something like that so
30:11	for this to come out i'm very surprised
30:13	this guy might be in danger
30:15	now i'm not saying that uh the royal
30:18	family would you know take people out
30:20	kind of like a government but that is
30:22	kind of a huge reputation thing i'm sure
30:25	that they want all of this to go away
30:26	very quietly i know that there's
30:29	previous cover-ups too and
30:31	especially back in the day
30:33	you know only recently have they not had
30:36	uh actual kind of governmental power as
30:40	they did back in the day
30:42	in a trailer for the program the footage
30:44	is undercut with the duke of york saying
30:45	he had no recollection of ever meeting
30:48	this lady
30:49	a source close to the duke told the sun
30:51	mr scully has been touting his
30:54	recollections around the media
30:55	exclusively for some time but his
30:58	account is dubious
31:00	he gives a time frame up until 2004 when
31:03	he claims to have witnessed an encounter
31:04	between the duke and miss goofy
31:07	which uh by which time miss goofy was
31:10	long since married and no longer working
31:12	for epipen
31:13	it's also worth noting that mrs goofy's
31:15	own account of her alleged encounter
31:17	with the duke on st uh james bears
31:20	absolutely no resemblance uh resemblance
31:22	whatsoever to mr scully's recollections
31:24	well i bet that her recollection would
31:26	actually be worse than his
31:28	uh if if she was truly you know put in
31:31	that abusive spot
31:33	probably
31:34	naturally i know that people's brains
31:36	block out a lot of negative stuff but
31:38	who knows though who do you think is
31:40	telling the truth
31:41	uh miss uh miss jewfrey or mr scully do
31:46	uh let's do a
31:47	in fact i'll put it on here uh who do
31:49	you think
31:50	who do you think's account is more
31:53	accurate mr scully's press number one or
31:56	the woman herself number two
31:59	well again was this was back in
32:02	years decades ago
32:06	let's see
32:09	yeah so that should pop on here in just
32:11	a second
32:12	and it says quote i thought if i had a
32:14	camera in my bag right now i'd have a 50
32:17	000 picture
32:19	so one thing that that says to me is
32:20	that he was he thinks about money
32:23	obviously he says steve says that they
32:25	were bumping and grinding for several
32:27	minutes before lying in lounge chairs by
32:29	the pool
32:32	uh i'm why is he not he should be
32:34	talking about all of the stuff he saw
32:36	there why aren't we having a whole book
32:38	on what he saw when he was there if he's
32:39	willing to say this uh why aren't we
32:42	finding out about the the temple and all
32:44	this weird stuff
32:47	oh wiseau says uh andrew makes me
32:49	ashamed to be british
32:51	i you know that's kind of like being
32:53	ashamed for what people did
32:55	thousands of years ago or hundreds of
32:56	years ago or a hundred years ago uh it's
32:59	not you
33:00	you have nothing to be ashamed about and
33:02	i don't think britain
33:03	most of britain doesn't either
33:05	uh though you know
33:07	there's bad people
33:09	you can't you know
33:11	just it's kind of like you know there's
33:13	bad
33:14	bad eggs in every family there's bad
33:16	people there's bad you know kind of
33:17	black sheep of the family
33:21	i guess you know people expect the royal
33:23	family to be perfect but they're
33:25	nowhere close to perfect nobody is
33:28	but that's like that's like that he's
33:30	the
33:31	he's the family member that is usually
33:34	in jail
33:35	see the royal family doesn't really have
33:37	people go to jail right
33:39	he's that family member he's the guy
33:41	that that ends up in prison and and uh
33:44	you know you have to visit in prison
33:49	okay and then up next a lot of number
33:52	twos so actually a lot of people agree
33:54	with the woman's recollection
33:57	anna corals uh make sure to press the
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34:15	all right we'll close that up thank you
34:16	guys almost 4 000 and then with d live
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34:21	everybody for joining us
34:24	let's see
34:30	all right and then
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37:32	uh they gave away over a thousand
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37:36	all right and then uh dex let's head
37:40	over to the phones it looks like we have
37:42	cynthia pillow
37:44	and uh that is insane what she's about
37:47	to talk about
37:50	cynthia pillow is going uh is calling
37:52	from texas
37:54	and it looks like
37:56	she found a very expensive object so
37:59	i'll let i'll let her tell tell you that
38:03	how about that good old rabbi steak
38:06	yeah so
38:07	am i reading uh am i reading this note
38:10	right can you tell people what their
38:12	what it was
38:15	okay
38:16	so i live here in texas hello texas
38:18	people
38:20	um
38:20	more so like in the fort worth
38:22	weatherford area
38:24	i went to three different
38:26	stores
38:27	and i could not find the perfect steak
38:30	that was less than 18.99 a pound
38:34	for my husband's birthday
38:36	i loved him so much that i bought six of
38:38	them
38:39	for
38:39	at
38:41	5.45 pounds for a hundred and two
38:44	dollars well you know what i i you're
38:47	welcome i'm not surprised by the way um
38:50	we just had our mod i want to say
38:53	what was it it wasn't in west virginia
38:54	it was in
38:56	i should check it was one of the midwest
38:58	states uh the stake that she bought was
39:01	27 per pound
39:03	so that that same order you did would
39:05	have been 160 170 dollars
39:09	that is very accurate because actually
39:11	um
39:11	so i bought two different kinds of
39:13	steaks one was 18.99 and the other one
39:16	was 27.99 but he gave it to me for the
39:19	same price as the other so he saved me a
39:21	little bit of money
39:23	well so
39:25	we're talking about oh my gosh it was
39:26	bad we're talking about this so so
39:28	expensive that no one can really afford
39:31	it i mean even
39:32	you know yeah like i i couldn't even
39:34	afford that but i did it because it was
39:36	his birthday and he wanted steak
39:40	well so like i was just i was in shock i
39:43	was like mad i went to three stores and
39:45	i was like you know what
39:48	i'm just gonna i'm just gonna pay for it
39:50	he wants steak it's his birthday
39:52	and i paid for it but that was like
39:54	outrageous i have never paid
39:56	for a ribeye steak a good one
39:59	more than like
40:01	nine to twelve dollars a pound and
40:03	sometimes they were in the three pack so
40:05	like i've never paid over that and to
40:07	see that i was like this is crazy
40:10	yeah
40:12	like i that's nuts
40:13	i can't afford that but i bought it
40:15	anyways
40:18	well it was a good stay very once in a
40:20	while was it good steak
40:22	it was good steak i was mad they could
40:24	oh oh god they were delicious but
40:28	man
40:30	i was so mad
40:32	well yeah again that's not the most
40:34	expensive
40:35	we've we're now you go we're seeing 30
40:38	32 uh
40:40	in fact uh
40:41	we'll i'll go i'll just ask a question
40:43	to the chat um what is the most
40:45	expensive per pound any of you have seen
40:48	put it in the chat right now
40:50	uh where right and what what state
40:53	i've also seen a video somebody at up
40:55	north i think i want to say california
40:58	they were they were
40:59	like
41:01	two it was like 220 to like
41:04	275 for freaking brisket
41:07	and it was like
41:08	18 16 a pound or something like that for
41:11	this brisket and i was like oh
41:14	i would have had a heart attack like
41:15	i've never paid more than 60 for a good
41:17	brisket
41:19	it happens
41:20	oh
41:21	oh my gosh it was insane and then i was
41:24	at my dad's the other day my my brother
41:26	works but he likes to have steak every
41:28	now and then too he just had one piece
41:30	of steak and it was like
41:32	like uh twenty dollars
41:36	yeah i'll take a picture of it
41:37	oh well send it to me i'd love to put it
41:40	on twitter is there cynthia is there
41:42	anything else that you wanted to talk
41:43	about real quick but while you're still
41:45	on the on the show
41:46	um
41:47	i can't talk about it it's in in regards
41:49	to all the
41:51	um
41:52	you know the the people forcing you to
41:54	do stuff um we are actually
41:57	affected by that my husband has until a
42:00	certain time to decide whether or not he
42:03	wants to do that
42:05	um but he is going to stand up for
42:08	himself and his guys that he manages
42:11	um so you can you know pray for our
42:14	family over here that would be greatly
42:16	appreciated because
42:18	you know only if you might not have a
42:20	job only if you pray for ours because uh
42:23	the same same thing
42:25	my uncle and a bunch of people that i am
42:28	you know
42:29	personally related to are having to make
42:31	that same choice
42:34	it's it's so sad and heartbreaking like
42:37	no nobody should be having to go through
42:40	that right now and like my aunt is also
42:42	going to go through that as well
42:44	she works for a um
42:47	very
42:48	well-known
42:49	company
42:50	um
42:51	here in fort worth and she's been there
42:54	over 20 years and she said
42:56	like she's really really devastated that
43:00	she's gonna have to decide whether or
43:03	not to do it or not i really hope she
43:04	doesn't but
43:06	um
43:07	yeah
43:08	it's it's it's horrible that that
43:10	they're doing that and it's actually
43:12	kind of illegal but
43:13	you know whatever
43:15	well cynthia thank you for calling in
43:17	and again it's been a long time i i
43:19	don't remember it has been a long time i
43:21	think the last time you called was over
43:23	a year ago so
43:24	thank you for popping in it's been a
43:26	while yeah it's been a while a long time
43:28	but i still watch you it's been over two
43:30	years now and so
43:32	um it's been been pretty cool um just
43:35	keep doing what you're doing man and you
43:37	know i support you every month so
43:40	um
43:41	no thank you cynthia
43:43	seriously the people like you that have
43:45	been here for i mean literally two two
43:48	years that's a long time to follow one
43:50	person i i don't you know i don't see
43:53	very many i don't miss the show
43:55	i know it's like that's really amazing
43:57	and i'm really glad that uh you found me
44:00	and and
44:02	it's because of people like you that
44:03	were doing at all okay
44:06	so thank you so much yes sir
44:08	i will support you till till there is
44:11	no option
44:13	well thank you again
44:15	cynthia yes sir uh
44:17	nice talking to you again and again
44:18	don't be a stranger okay yes sir
44:21	yes sir you have a good night all right
44:23	youtube god bless
44:26	that was cynthia pillow from texas with
44:29	uh
44:30	getting six you know
44:32	smaller stakes for over a hundred
44:34	dollars
44:36	this is the kind of stuff that is not
44:38	even bad yet you think that's bad just
44:41	wait
44:41	um they they want to say by 2030 that
44:44	will be limited to one eight ounce piece
44:46	of meat
44:47	this is a real thing this is something
44:49	that they're talking about uh where it
44:51	would be kind of like
44:55	it would be like
44:57	you know drinking a
44:59	i don't know a 500 bottle of wine once a
45:02	year or something it would be some sort
45:04	of treat like you would treat it as
45:06	a special occasion oh we're gonna eat
45:08	meat it's really out of a dystopian
45:10	movie
45:12	if you think about it it's it's really
45:14	quite freaky and it's because they say
45:16	that you know they're trying to reduce
45:18	the amount of cows and methane and all
45:20	of this
45:22	and they are trying to push fake meat
45:24	it's just so funny and you know how i
45:26	know this is going to happen
45:27	uh mr gates is investigating in it or
45:30	investing in fake meat he's also
45:33	investing in farmland
45:36	so nobody else is going to be on that
45:38	farm making actual meat
45:40	uh think about that if you take away all
45:42	the farms if you buy all the farms and
45:44	own that land and don't let allow it to
45:47	be used for farming
45:51	you won't have competition for your fake
45:52	meat
45:53	just saying
45:56	simply pony thank you thank you for the
45:58	super chat i appreciate that and uh
46:00	again
46:01	thank you pony for being around and
46:04	sticking around for a very long time as
46:06	well uh t larson thank you as well for
46:08	subscribing bloody banners and juan
46:11	perez thank you for subscribing just now
46:14	a bunch of new people just uh subscribed
46:16	during the show so thank you uh dan
46:18	steve um what is that alicia thank you
46:23	felicia welcome to the foogle fam
46:26	and uh the b administration amassing
46:28	millions of records on u.s
46:31	owners amid new crackdown on firearms
46:35	wake up people this is how it starts
46:38	it says the b administration in just the
46:40	past year alone has stockpiled the
46:42	records of more than 54 million us
46:45	owner and is poised to drastically alter
46:49	regulations
46:50	to ensure the that information on
46:52	americans who own
46:54	arms
46:55	ultimately ends up in the federal
46:57	government's hands
46:59	according to the internal alcohol
47:01	tobacco and
47:03	documents obtained by the washington
47:04	free bake beacon the atf in fiscal year
47:08	2021 possessed uh or processed 54.7
47:12	million
47:13	out of uh business records according to
47:15	an eternal atf document obtained by the
47:19	owners of america
47:20	the uh firearms advocacy group and
47:23	provided exclusively to the free beacon
47:26	when a licensed gun store goes out of
47:30	business its private records detailing
47:32	transactions become atf property
47:35	and are stored at a federal site in west
47:38	virginia this practice allows the
47:40	federal government to stockpile scores
47:42	of unr
47:44	and is drawn outrage from gun advocacy
47:47	groups that say that the government is
47:49	using that information to create a
47:50	national database
47:52	of owners
47:54	which has long been prohibited under us
47:57	law
47:59	you do
48:00	you know why they don't
48:03	you know why that was against the law
48:05	right
48:08	if
48:08	some sort of tyrannical force comes in
48:11	and ends up being the government we set
48:13	this up in that
48:15	we set the constitution and all of that
48:17	up
48:20	they didn't say the the second amendment
48:22	was so you could you know protect
48:24	yourself from your neighbor
48:26	they put that in there so you could
48:27	protect yourself from your government
48:30	dex am i wrong
48:33	no and you know what's interesting is i
48:35	have always and and maybe i just foolish
48:38	on me for not looking deeper but i had
48:39	always was under the assumption that
48:41	you know this is done on hard paper when
48:44	you go to a store you make your
48:46	transaction the only thing they do is to
48:48	check and the check has nothing to do
48:50	with what you're necessarily what you're
48:52	transacting and the transaction's on
48:54	paper and it's stored in a file
48:56	at that location and it never goes
48:58	anywhere but apparently when they go out
49:00	of business it now goes somewhere it's
49:01	not now that now does it i think it's
49:03	been doing it for a while that's the
49:04	part i didn't realize until i saw this i
49:06	didn't realize it
49:07	so and how are they going out of
49:08	business i i bet you a lot of these
49:10	places are specifically going out of
49:12	business right now because of what's
49:13	going on
49:14	well yeah they're either running out of
49:16	things that they can sell
49:18	um or the stuff that goes in it because
49:19	it's hard to get um or the other thing
49:21	might be and the rent doesn't smaller
49:23	shops there's smaller shops like pawn
49:25	stores right that get into this trade
49:27	they get a
49:29	an ffl and they're in the business right
49:31	but they may not stay in business long
49:32	or they may swap out or sell or become
49:35	something else and that sounds like that
49:37	property or those records get sent
49:38	directly over and by the way didn't um
49:41	some major stores get out of the
49:43	business like um uh was it dicks or
49:46	somebody that got you know said hey
49:48	we're not gonna sell this stuff anymore
49:50	so
49:51	do they have the right to keep those
49:52	records or do they get sent off when
49:54	they stop uh that would be millions
49:57	that would be millions of of uh bang
49:59	bangs
50:00	so it it says that the atf obtained 53.8
50:05	million paper records and another 887
50:07	electronic records according to the
50:09	internal document that outlines atf
50:11	actions in the fiscal year 2021
50:15	so they already have 50 million 53
50:17	million uh and i don't know if that
50:20	equates to actual people maybe that's
50:22	one person buying five
50:25	but it says activists described this
50:27	figure as unusually high and said it
50:29	contributes to fears that the b
50:31	administration is trying to keep track
50:32	of all americans who own
50:35	bang bangs
50:36	in violation of federal statutes the
50:39	procurement of those records by the atf
50:41	comes as the b administration moves to
50:43	alter current laws to ensure that uh gun
50:47	records are stored in per uh
50:49	perpetuality or perpetuity
50:52	perpetuity sorry about that i can read i
50:56	promise
50:57	so it's not only your second amendment
50:59	right but it's also your right to
51:01	privacy
51:03	so yeah it's mobile yeah i mean so it's
51:05	like who who needs to know this
51:06	information it should be private like
51:08	there's no reason for it to be public
51:10	i you know i i
51:13	it's only going to get worse folks so if
51:16	people are paying attention
51:18	they know what is going on
51:23	the biggest kink in america's supply
51:25	chain not enough truckers this is bs
51:28	okay we know what the biggest kink is
51:30	right now it is the fact that
51:33	uh
51:34	everybody's not uh
51:36	you know everybody's being forced to do
51:38	something they don't want to do
51:39	and of course uh
51:41	nobody is going to work after this
51:43	deadline and things like this
51:45	but it says that facing more than 50 000
51:47	in student debt michael gary dropped out
51:49	of college and took a truck driving job
51:50	in 2012. it paid the bills he said and
51:53	he could reduce his expenses if he lived
51:55	mostly out of a truck but over the years
51:57	the job strained his relationships he
51:59	was away from home for weeks at a time
52:01	and could not prioritize his health it
52:03	took more than three years to schedule
52:05	an optometry appointment which he kept
52:07	canceling because of his irregular work
52:09	hours he quit on october 6th
52:12	said quote i had no personal life
52:14	outside of driving a truck said mr gary
52:16	58 a resident of vancouver washington i
52:19	finally had enough truck drivers have
52:22	been in short supply for years but a
52:24	wave of retirements combined with those
52:26	simply quitting for less stressful jobs
52:29	is exacerbating the supply chain crisis
52:32	in the united states leading to empty
52:34	store shelves panicked holiday shoppers
52:37	and congestion at ports warehouses
52:39	around the country are overflowing with
52:41	products and delivery times have
52:42	stretched from uh to months from days or
52:45	weeks for many goods
52:48	okay so
52:49	by the way this does not
52:52	look at this it says supply chain
52:54	problems stem from a number of factors
52:56	including an extraordinary surge of in
52:58	demand for goods and factory shutdowns
53:00	abroad
53:02	but the situation has been compounded by
53:03	a shortage of truckers and deteriorating
53:06	conditions across the transportation
53:07	sector which have made it even harder
53:09	for consumers to get the things they
53:11	want when they want
53:12	them you know what's so crazy dex did
53:15	you see there's not one mention of of
53:18	what is happening right now
53:21	did you notice that
53:22	[Music]
53:24	not one mention
53:25	i don't think it does does it
53:29	no
53:33	nobody is
53:35	i i'm gonna just give you a couple
53:36	examples uh my friend was on
53:39	mercer island here it's an it's an
53:41	island but it's it's drivable you can
53:43	drive off this island
53:46	they closed one of the main places to
53:48	get off of that island i-90 he was at
53:50	night
53:51	they said
53:52	basically google didn't even know about
53:54	it google did not know it was closed
53:57	so google kept telling him to go on i-90
54:00	well it was closed he went to five
54:01	different things he was an hour trying
54:03	to get off of mercer island finally he
54:06	ended up taking the toll bridge which he
54:07	had to pay to get off of the island and
54:10	he had to pay
54:11	a fee whatever it is he gets it in the
54:13	mail whatever
54:15	but the fact is they closed i-90 for an
54:18	entire 10 hours
54:20	during
54:20	a regular day i want to say it was a
54:23	friday or it might have been a saturday
54:25	but either way they closed it and they
54:28	said it was uh
54:30	they were doing some sort of test this
54:32	and that uh the ferry system says that
54:35	they have a shortage of trained
54:37	employees
54:38	uh that that
54:40	that because of
54:42	you know people don't
54:43	people can't work or or this or that
54:49	everybody is lying about why there's
54:52	issues
54:53	from southwest saying that oh it was
54:55	weather even though none of the other uh
54:58	uh air airlines that didn't do the same
55:00	thing they did
55:01	all of the other ones didn't have
55:03	weather problems that uh that weekend
55:05	and all all the other ones that didn't
55:06	do uh the forcing of that thing
55:10	they didn't have the same problems
55:13	i have noticed that so many different
55:14	places are lying about what it is and
55:17	saying that it's just oh we can't find
55:18	good workers right
55:20	we're offering huge bonuses
55:24	what does that tell you
55:28	they they can't find workers that will
55:30	do it
55:32	they can't find workers that will do the
55:33	certain thing
55:35	that will have that pass
55:38	so i don't believe any of the numbers
55:40	right now whatsoever about what are and
55:43	what aren't you know who is and who
55:46	isn't i just think it's so blatantly
55:50	obvious uh the ferry system we had to go
55:52	to a baby shower we had to go uh in
55:54	downtown seattle there's fairies that go
55:56	across to bremerton and other places
55:59	for the entire day they had two ferries
56:01	one was at 6 00 40 and one was at 9 pm
56:04	so if you needed to go there during the
56:06	day
56:07	for you know like a job or something
56:10	like that you were sol
56:12	[Music]
56:14	and they said it was because of a a lack
56:16	of of trained employees basically all
56:18	the people that are actually uh the the
56:20	pilots and the uh captains of these
56:23	ships they're not there they either
56:25	early retired or
56:27	they're not gonna do whatever they're
56:29	being asked to do
56:30	so they're gone and they're saying nope
56:37	this is in you know what's really crazy
56:39	is crazy to me is target costco all
56:42	these big stores it's the same stores
56:44	that stayed open all throughout every
56:45	other little mom-and-pop shop that was
56:48	closed down and was told
56:49	to stop opening you cannot open
56:52	no customers can come in you have to
56:54	close they were forced to close uh from
56:57	little mom and paw uh stores to uh
57:00	salons we're told especially to close
57:03	i know at least two the one that i used
57:05	to go to is now under new owners because
57:08	they got screwed for four months they
57:10	had to close completely down
57:12	and they still paid their employees and
57:14	they still paid the rent
57:15	that was a rare exception that woman
57:17	actually paid her employees the whole
57:19	time
57:21	not on unemployment but actually paid
57:23	them like they were working
57:27	there's things like that meanwhile
57:29	target costco all these big businesses
57:31	that stayed open those same ones
57:34	they knew to charter their own ships
57:36	during this whole supply chain thing
57:37	with china
57:38	they have their own private ships
57:40	bringing stuff and you know what's even
57:42	crazier is you can find this figure this
57:43	out yourself go into any target you will
57:46	see items especially stuff like if
57:48	you're buying toys for your kids for
57:50	christmas
57:51	you'll notice that there's toys that
57:53	came out two years ago
57:55	that means they've been in storage in
57:57	containers or in warehouses somewhere
57:59	and they were expecting this they knew
58:01	this was going to happen and of course
58:03	they did they were working all of the
58:05	ceos of those companies were right next
58:07	to the president when this all went down
58:10	and they all were filled in on
58:11	everything well they were also filled on
58:13	that
58:14	what freaks me out even more is they are
58:16	preparing for this to be a long-term
58:18	supply chain break and we know that from
58:20	what they have said
58:22	so why are we not getting anything from
58:24	china
58:25	why are those ships stopped why is this
58:27	still happening
58:29	we can mobilize any amount of military
58:32	and get an operation done like that
58:34	and we're still having this issue
58:37	you would think that people from all
58:38	around the country would be enticed with
58:40	money to go and fix the jobs get it done
58:43	get all of those ships unloaded and get
58:45	this going
58:46	there is a solution to this and who
58:48	knows i i bet you a seventh grader could
58:50	come up with it
58:52	is it really a shortage okay then spend
58:54	the money to get it done and get the
58:55	stuff out there
58:57	our entire economy is being tanked on
59:00	purpose
59:01	right now
59:02	that's my opinion what is yours
59:06	this is going to get scary and people
59:08	need to prepare themselves
59:10	stop uh you know stop focusing on
59:13	negativity
59:14	start
59:15	put start focusing on getting yourself
59:17	ready getting your family ready
59:20	we have military in this group that are
59:22	already bugged out right now
59:26	so keep your eyes open
59:30	off grid hillbilly style thanks for
59:32	subscribing
59:34	la richard says gilly bates abducted my
59:36	body fat well
59:38	at least he did you a favor there
59:42	and he abducted your 50-foot chicken i
59:45	believe that
59:46	i actually believe that
59:49	and a pot roast can set you back one
59:51	hundred dollars as meat-flation hits
59:53	shoppers it's funny because we got that
59:55	call
59:56	before we even read this
59:58	a pot roast can set you back a hundred
60:00	dollars as meat flesh and hits shoppers
60:02	that's insanity
60:04	and it's only gonna get worse it says
60:06	inflation's next victim might be your
60:08	sunday dinner north american beef prices
60:10	are soaring as a labor crunch this is
60:12	what they say squeezes meat packers and
60:15	supply chain snarls add to the freight
60:17	costs in canada prices for a prime rib
60:20	roast have risen 20 in the last year and
60:23	of course the highest since 1995.
60:26	statistics say that canada data show
60:28	sirloin and round stakes have been
60:30	surged as much as 10 percent in the last
60:32	year and in the u.s beef stakes are
60:34	fetching record prices
60:36	it's crazy people can't afford that said
60:39	ivan kurznkowski
60:41	a shopper who found a rib roasted grocer
60:43	in regina saskatchewan selling for 124
60:48	canadian or about 99
60:51	us dollars that is a hundred dollar
60:54	prime roast
60:56	in late october why is everything
60:58	getting so outrageously priced
61:02	it says the sticker shock may be here to
61:04	stay with prices for from everything
61:07	from cooking oil to dairy rising it's
61:09	very difficult to decipher which costs
61:11	are unreasonable as further hikes are
61:13	likely to come
61:15	said sylvian shoreboy
61:18	it's shaboy
61:19	director of the agri-food analytics lab
61:22	in dalhousie university in halifax nova
61:24	scotia it says quote there's going to be
61:26	a lot of things that are going to rise
61:28	and we're honestly in the second inning
61:30	of a nine inning game of inflation
61:34	they are telling you things are about to
61:36	go up so much more
61:38	uh that's a good way to put it we're in
61:40	the second inning of a five hour game
61:43	here
61:44	and it's a nine inning game
61:46	this is gonna get worse get your stuff
61:48	now
61:56	before we talk about china says they
61:58	conducted readiness patrol as u.s
62:00	lawmakers visit taiwan
62:03	perfect time to remind you if you do
62:05	want to get long-term shelf food
62:08	go over to my patriot supply through
62:11	again more frugalnews.com prep this is a
62:14	one-stop shop you can get everything you
62:16	need there
62:17	this has risen to the prices of actual
62:20	storable food is going up and up and up
62:24	and that is because everything from the
62:25	packaging they use to everything else is
62:27	going up for them as far as the stuff
62:30	that packages these things together
62:32	they are also we are about to cover that
62:34	in the next weeks
62:36	all of the packaging has been soaring
62:38	for the producers and they're guess what
62:40	gonna have to pass that on to the people
62:43	again i have not seen them raise their
62:45	price directly due to that but again
62:48	it's going to happen because all of the
62:49	companies will
62:51	they've already done it last year i saw
62:53	at least five companies raise their
62:54	prices and big time because the demand
62:57	is going up and up and up and it's not
62:59	going to go back down
63:00	we're now again in the very beginning of
63:03	this
63:04	if you want to be sitting two years uh
63:06	from now in a good place
63:08	i would highly recommend you have stuff
63:09	ready
63:10	that's if if it doesn't happen before
63:13	two years
63:14	everything is lining up with everything
63:16	i don't really i shouldn't have to tell
63:18	you why this is a good idea go to
63:20	mrfrugalnews.com
63:21	prep you can get everything from
63:23	long-term survival food and especially
63:26	important water filtration systems
63:29	the reason why they say 90 percent of us
63:31	would perish if our lights went out if
63:33	an emp or
63:34	a cme knocked out our grid is because we
63:37	would have a lack of potable drinkable
63:39	water
63:41	water is literally what is going to have
63:44	most people survive or die in an shtf
63:47	situation
63:48	go to marfoughnews.com prep get your
63:50	stuff before
63:53	it's ungettable
63:55	again they have everything from iodine
63:57	pills to battery situations
63:59	again they have survival books they have
64:02	everything there
64:03	all right dex let's get in our next
64:05	caller it looks like we have
64:09	survival living the number is two two
64:11	four four zero zero marf if you want to
64:13	give uh call in uh make sure to go and
64:16	call now
64:17	survival living what is going on uh food
64:20	shortages in florida
64:27	what's up adam hey what's going on so
64:30	we were talking about uh food shortages
64:33	where you are you're on the opposite
64:34	side of the country i'm here in
64:36	washington you're in the other corner of
64:38	the country so
64:39	you are facing the same thing we are
64:42	facing here
64:45	oh yeah yes sir we are
64:47	so i first want to
64:49	pop off right fast that
64:51	for those that are new listening to you
64:53	they definitely need to follow those
64:54	articles that you produce your website
64:57	because guys
64:58	this is giving you heads up way before
65:01	this stuff happens i mean you've covered
65:03	the cheeseburger allowance a month let's
65:05	put it that way try to phrase it
65:07	correctly and you put the connection
65:08	with the what they call the clean meat
65:11	the lab drone and how these affiliates
65:14	politicians and stuff have these bought
65:16	in with these companies and you actually
65:18	broke that down i don't know eight
65:20	months ago maybe a little bit longer
65:22	than that and now we're seeing it across
65:24	the board like our food prices we just
65:26	went we just went back from the store
65:27	doing a weekly prep run
65:29	and we're looking at 16.99 a pound on
65:33	some really cheap steaks uh and that's
65:35	walmart and we're looking at these
65:37	prices and i'm like okay so the average
65:40	wage here in this tourist town is
65:42	minimum wage well you just price that
65:44	out of for everybody else that's trying
65:46	to buy red meat
65:47	um
65:48	but you know just like uh the shelving
65:51	you've talked about the shelving you
65:52	know over a year ago how they were
65:54	shrinking down shelving sizes condensing
65:56	down things to make things did not look
65:58	like they were missing
66:00	and i get it all the time on my channel
66:02	where people come over they go uh well i
66:04	just went to the store walk this door
66:05	all the shelves are full
66:07	um no i mean i just i just took my aunt
66:10	and my cousin out because they just now
66:12	started prepping people say if you start
66:13	now you're too late that's not true
66:16	start now before it's too late
66:18	um so we went in and the first thing
66:20	they said was look all the shelves are
66:21	full well as soon as you move one can
66:23	out of the way it's empty
66:25	there they have perfected the art of
66:27	what i call facing
66:29	they slide everything up front
66:31	and it's completely empty in the back i
66:33	used to work for a grocery store back
66:34	when i was 15. i was a bagger and a
66:36	stock man we used to pack that thing
66:38	full and i was always afraid that the
66:40	shelves were going to fall off
66:41	now you walk to the store
66:43	really take a look at the shows move it
66:45	just see how much empty's back there
66:47	that's what type of food they have we do
66:49	have a shortage here and it's going to
66:51	get a lot worse
66:53	yeah you'll see one box of macaroni and
66:55	cheese and then there's nothing behind
66:57	it there's empty shell space where you
66:59	can see things on retail shelves you
67:02	especially see it hardcore
67:04	there will be you know one shirt in the
67:06	front of these like
67:08	square boxes at walmart and there's
67:10	nothing behind it uh on even the racks
67:13	they're you know they're not getting in
67:15	the stuff from china as far as uh a lot
67:17	of the cheap clothing that they had
67:19	target and costco and everywhere else
67:21	absolutely it's crazy
67:25	yeah just like you were talking about
67:26	the long-term food storage okay
67:29	i definitely recommend people get that
67:31	especially once you've gotten a lot of
67:33	your normal canned goods dry goods your
67:35	normal foods you eat that's in a
67:36	rotational stock absolutely look into
67:39	these long you know these long-term
67:40	foods but like you're saying prices are
67:43	going up so you know we have our own
67:45	affiliate programs and stuff over there
67:47	where i'm at and i'm talking to these
67:48	guys all the time because i'm noticing
67:50	the price going up in that too
67:52	and like you're talking about you know
67:54	manufacturing a bag spices things like
67:56	that that has to be used
67:58	a lot of this stuff
68:00	goes comes from other countries like a
68:03	bag
68:04	it has been sold out and manufactured in
68:06	a different country who now has
68:08	shut down all their ports and doesn't
68:10	allow anything come back out well now
68:13	the american even though they're
68:14	american company they've sourced out you
68:16	know product links that you know kind of
68:18	make everything cheaper for everybody
68:19	like a bag to package it in
68:21	now they gotta find a place that
68:23	actually can make it but it's gonna cost
68:24	twice as much and guess he's gonna catch
68:26	the cost
68:27	the consumer
68:29	so all this stuff is going up around
68:30	here um everything from uh long-term
68:33	food stores i mean just just your
68:35	regular groceries gasoline everything is
68:37	going up and it's just people need to be
68:40	woke up on this and realize it's not
68:43	getting better
68:44	i know we have to be careful what we say
68:46	about certain things
68:47	the thing that you're just talking about
68:50	and also the lady from texas was just
68:52	talking about let's put it that way then
68:53	one of your first callers i think it was
68:55	um
68:56	yeah they're gonna it's gonna be forced
68:59	and
69:00	we're gonna see they can't just go right
69:02	out after you and hold you down and make
69:04	you do it but now they'll attack
69:05	everything else around you and make it
69:07	so that you have no choice
69:09	so that's what i mean don't get me wrong
69:11	i'm not doing it but uh but that's
69:13	because i'm prepared but you know we're
69:15	seeing this over and over again it's
69:16	just getting worse and worse
69:18	well you're gonna have to isolate
69:20	yourself basically and until they pass a
69:22	law that says you can't be off-grid or
69:24	you can't do this or you can't do that
69:26	and they'll have a reason for it uh if
69:28	you're growing you have to grow your own
69:29	food you have to do this
69:31	or they'll say if you have kids
69:35	yeah they already have it so
69:38	that we're
69:39	we're witnessing again there was a good
69:41	comment here
69:43	let me let me read that it said of
69:45	course the uh
69:46	of course supply chain issues was
69:48	planned to re-set means shutting down
69:52	first all will shut down it's you know
69:55	pushing the reset button on the game you
69:56	can't play the game while it's resetting
70:00	this is
70:00	a
70:02	we're all we're all in this together you
70:05	know we all need to start helping each
70:07	other kind of get prepared for this
70:13	yeah and you know like i was saying
70:15	about um your channel see that was my
70:17	end with my family you know i've got
70:19	some family that prepare and i've got
70:21	other ones that you know aunts cousins
70:23	stuff like that you know they hear me
70:25	they see what i'm doing
70:26	but when i'm able to just log into your
70:28	website or play the audio clip from you
70:31	know one of your shows previously hey
70:33	just play it in the background and
70:34	listen to it while you're doing
70:35	something nothing like they're able to
70:36	follow along the articles and actually
70:38	see it for themselves because there's a
70:40	lot of information out there that's just
70:41	getting passed around but there's
70:43	nothing back in it and you've always
70:45	shown exactly what you're reading all
70:47	you have to do is actually you know do
70:49	something actually read the article
70:51	and just spell it out for them
70:54	well it helps to have the actual sources
70:56	there so people know that where it comes
70:58	from i i didn't think about it that way
71:00	when you cause your need you need to
71:02	explain to a family member hey you need
71:05	to get ready well why
71:07	i would explain to people look
71:09	from the information that we had and it
71:11	was public public information a lot of
71:13	it
71:14	we were able to predict several really
71:16	bad things that have happened and right
71:18	now we know that there's going to be bio
71:20	events we know that this is only the
71:22	beginning of the shortage this is the
71:24	beginning of a complete you know
71:26	shutdown
71:27	and we know that there's more bad things
71:30	happening
71:31	in fact we even we even know that uh
71:34	they're going to say afghanistan is
71:36	going to play a part of this
71:37	i mean like
71:39	we have a lot of bad things on on the
71:41	horizon
71:42	and it's very obvious and watch after it
71:44	happens you go how did he know
71:47	we all know yeah everybody in my
71:49	audience if they're paying attention or
71:50	watching every day and looking at the
71:52	same thing we do
71:53	you'll see it you'll see it coming a
71:55	million miles away it's you don't need a
71:56	crystal ball
72:00	well with the uh with the countries over
72:02	there in the sandbox me personally i
72:05	believe that's just gonna be the uh the
72:07	fall guys for
72:08	an event let's put it that way because
72:11	we left everything and yeah it's it's
72:14	just setting up a nice little patsy for
72:16	uh something else whether it be
72:19	you know a fast freddy or
72:21	actually something major goes on with
72:22	some you know one of these larger
72:24	countries or something like that but
72:25	yeah those guys there i believe they got
72:27	uh wrapped up kind of got a bum deal on
72:29	that because they think they're doing
72:31	they made out like bandits but i think
72:32	they're going to be fall guys for
72:33	something major
72:35	well i agree with that
72:37	well uh survival living
72:39	is there one more thing you want to say
72:40	before you go
72:43	uh just everybody needs to keep on
72:45	prepping and adam definitely do
72:46	appreciate everything you're doing you
72:47	and actually been doing a great job and
72:49	just keep on doing it man and i'll talk
72:51	to you guys later right all right well
72:53	thank you again survival living his uh
72:55	link to his channel he's
72:58	uh are you still there uh survival
72:59	living
73:01	yeah yeah i'm here uh how what how what
73:04	is your channel at now
73:07	you're you're getting you're getting uh
73:08	you're over 25 000. yeah that's amazing
73:11	it went from 15 000 and jumped really
73:13	fast so
73:15	remember you guys are able to go over
73:16	and follow him while he's still small
73:18	make sure to get over there uh he he's
73:20	going places he's it does all the
73:22	appropriate training to actually do
73:24	survival just did a really big
73:27	class here recently that we talked about
73:29	last time he called
73:31	he's again doing the stuff to actually
73:33	be qualified to train you in this i'm
73:35	not qualified to teach survival i i am
73:38	qualified to tell you you need to
73:40	survive so
73:42	i when my qualification ends is i go hey
73:45	go over and watch people like survival
73:46	living watch cfp watch you know watch
73:49	alaska prepper for your payday perhaps
73:51	watch these guys because they are
73:53	professionals and they're they're
73:55	really spending all their time learning
73:56	how to do it and do it better and people
73:58	like us and you and me
74:00	we're we're all uh trying to learn from
74:03	people like you so we'll be able to
74:05	survive throughout all the crap that's
74:07	about to happen
74:08	so thank you cfp you have a wonderful
74:10	night
74:13	definitely do appreciate that adam and
74:14	you're right i am going places brother
74:17	i'm going back out into the woods in
74:18	about a week
74:20	well i don't blame you
74:22	well cfp again all right man have a good
74:24	one thank you thank you for calling in
74:29	china can uh says conducted readiness
74:31	patrol as us lawmakers visit taiwan so
74:34	the by the way there's a lot of really
74:35	important stuff just to go uh
74:38	sideways for two seconds
74:40	speaking about kind of all the hate
74:43	i i've seen i know who watches me i know
74:46	a lot of the people here
74:47	um i know a lot of my
74:50	you know my audience
74:51	especially doing the shoutro and things
74:53	like that
74:54	there's kind of another reason for that
74:56	is like i get
74:58	i get to know you guys i get to know uh
75:00	what kind of things you say i mean if
75:02	you if you chat with somebody in uh you
75:05	know instant messages back remember back
75:08	aol i am if you sat in chat rooms and
75:11	you were there every day you were able
75:13	to kind of get to know people
75:15	uh the just the way they talk and and
75:17	the the things that they say in their
75:19	messages uh just like if anybody ever
75:22	has like a long long-term or a
75:24	long-distance relationship where you're
75:26	mostly typing back and forth or you're
75:28	emailing or whatever you start to get to
75:29	know people during the shoutros i get to
75:31	see what people say or in especially i
75:34	get to watch the chat and i'm watching
75:36	what you guys say about these subjects i
75:38	see the screen name and i see what you
75:39	say i get to know a lot of you because
75:42	i'm i'm watching what your opinions on
75:44	these things are
75:47	there are
75:49	there's a few people that go above and
75:51	beyond and financially support us and
75:54	they've gone there before
75:57	and of course we pay attention to you
75:59	know the people that like do these uh
76:02	big donations that helps us that's
76:04	because we are on we're not on a level
76:06	playing field with youtube or any of
76:08	these platforms the reason why is
76:11	because of the stuff we cover they want
76:13	and they literally are blatant about it
76:15	they say if you're news or anything like
76:17	this
76:18	they only give those spots to the uh
76:21	you know what it whatever you call it
76:23	the approved and and uh authoritative
76:26	sources so we don't have the same
76:28	chances or the same abilities to get the
76:30	same stuff that everybody else does
76:32	we also don't get the same advertisers
76:34	we also don't get the same uh
76:36	monetization type things so
76:39	the audience and their part actually
76:41	fills in for the other parts
76:45	there's a lot of mis information about
76:48	you know what we actually make
76:50	but i will say this i don't if even if
76:52	they go above and beyond and they donate
76:55	uh you know bigger donations
76:58	if i see that same person going and
77:00	supporting hate and i mean like hate
77:02	hate
77:03	somebody who has spent all of their time
77:06	and these i don't get why channels
77:08	actually spend all their time
77:10	actually putting other people down that
77:13	are in the same field they they look for
77:15	every little thing they can like oh this
77:17	is this this is that and these per
77:19	people are not even in this case i they
77:21	didn't say anything about me
77:23	i watched and i know the people that
77:25	they're talking about i know the people
77:27	off camera that they're talking about i
77:28	know the people that how they deal with
77:31	their families i know the people how
77:32	they
77:33	how they run their channel
77:35	and they're going after that person for
77:37	the same things that they do and i'm
77:40	just i'm blown away
77:42	why they didn't have any reason to talk
77:45	about this person this person didn't say
77:47	anything bad about this person
77:49	so if you support these hit pieces and
77:51	these people that are doing negative
77:53	stuff you know that i've never done a
77:55	hit piece on anybody in three years and
77:58	in that same time period everybody and
78:00	their mom has done a hit piece on me
78:03	i rarely ever even i there's it's not
78:05	even worth defending yourself over it
78:07	because guess what then it draws more
78:08	attention to it
78:11	it is so wrong
78:14	that people are so blind to that they
78:16	see some accusation and they go i just
78:18	believe it
78:19	but i'm just saying right now i if if
78:22	you support hate and negativity and i
78:24	see your name replaying on stuff like
78:26	that i don't want your support
78:28	i don't want your big donations i don't
78:30	want your anything
78:32	if you support hate and negativity and
78:34	other people's hit pieces
78:37	you know
78:38	that's that i don't like that that's
78:40	just nasty
78:43	you know if maybe it was an accident you
78:45	know
78:46	but i i think it's really messed up to
78:49	to watch that and not speak up and say
78:51	that person's a great person
78:53	maybe you're not sure or maybe they're
78:55	they actually believe the person saying
78:57	these things
78:59	but guess what it's like all you have to
79:01	do is is for these people to put a seed
79:03	in your brain
79:04	you know who's doing the real operations
79:05	it's the operation separating the
79:07	truthers that not one of them will work
79:09	together
79:10	i've been on different panels and people
79:13	drop out every single time every single
79:16	time i've done a panel of more than five
79:18	four people one person drops out they're
79:20	like i won't work with that other guy he
79:22	believes this or he believes that
79:25	that's
79:27	you won't work with that guy because he
79:29	believes something different than you
79:32	or oh he's a shill he's a fed he's this
79:35	everybody is accusing each other that's
79:37	what makes us look crazy we're paranoid
79:39	right
79:41	i'm not
79:42	and if i work with this i work with
79:44	person a that doesn't that shouldn't
79:46	mean that person b now needs to hate me
79:49	because i've talked to person a
79:51	that's stupid
79:53	that's like oh you're friends with that
79:54	person i don't want to be friends with
79:56	you
79:57	what i see is people's actions if you're
79:59	supporting negativity i don't i don't
80:01	want anything around around me
80:06	so
80:08	and that goes for the same for everybody
80:09	that goes the same for anybody in our
80:11	mods our mods try to support and push
80:14	other people up uh you know
80:17	we do try to keep everything positive
80:19	that's why we don't let people talk
80:20	about the callers negatively we don't
80:22	let people talk any any crap about any
80:25	other creator
80:26	i saw in the same chat people are
80:27	talking crap about all these other
80:29	creators in the same chat that this
80:30	person is in and supporting
80:33	and they're literally trashing other
80:35	creators non-stop in the thing and i'm
80:38	like how would you even be there in the
80:40	first place
80:41	if you're gonna if if you are somebody
80:44	who uh
80:46	you know i respect immensely
80:48	how would you be around there where
80:50	everybody around you is just negatively
80:52	throwing channels under the bus and
80:54	saying this
80:56	that's just it's not it's not my thing i
80:58	i think you know who's who's there
81:01	standing up i see people like rip curl
81:02	readiness my mod he even when people
81:05	were talking trash he was he was on both
81:07	sides saying hey why don't we find
81:09	common ground here
81:12	he was even defending the people that
81:14	were
81:15	part of it because he's defending
81:16	everybody he's just sticking up for
81:18	everybody
81:19	that those are the kind of people that
81:20	stick around
81:24	i think all of you are amazing people
81:26	you're all real people there's 5 000
81:28	people and probably lost 100 200 people
81:30	talking about this
81:32	you're all real people behind the camera
81:34	and so am i
81:35	so is that guy you're watching on
81:36	youtube
81:38	i i honestly don't think i have met an
81:41	actual
81:43	fed as they call it or a shill because
81:46	every single person that i've met all
81:49	thinks everybody else is one
81:51	and off camera they're super paranoid
81:53	about it why
81:57	you're being watched publicly you're
81:59	being tracked publicly you have all of
82:02	your text messages all your phone
82:04	everything is being tracked they don't
82:06	need to make a youtube channel to track
82:08	you
82:09	they're tracking you we've covered this
82:10	in all of our shows you are being
82:12	tracked no matter what you do
82:14	period
82:16	they're listening to you right now from
82:19	inside your home
82:20	while you're sitting on your couch
82:22	and it's nothing to do with channels
82:25	it's your home it's your alexa it's your
82:28	smart devices it's your smart toaster
82:30	your smart fridge
82:33	what we need to be doing is pushing each
82:35	other up and working with each other and
82:37	collabs any other uh niche if it was
82:40	photography videography
82:43	collectibles it doesn't matter
82:46	how to deal diy gardening canning
82:49	whatever it is
82:51	there's no collabs there's collabs in
82:53	all of these other things but in
82:55	truthing and prepping it's this big
82:58	paranoid game and i'm just so done with
83:00	it like
83:02	if you are somebody who i think here's
83:04	here's a simple rule if you watch
83:06	somebody in this game that puts other
83:09	people down
83:12	don't watch them
83:13	it's that simple
83:14	that's how you can really just use
83:16	discernment stop supporting people that
83:19	are tearing direct people on the same
83:21	level as them if they're tearing
83:22	somebody else down don't support them in
83:24	any way
83:26	that's that's a super easy way uh to
83:29	start moving this this needle forward
83:32	because if they're trying to tear
83:34	somebody else down that spends and you
83:36	might say well i agree with them on this
83:37	one subject the 99 of the other time
83:40	they're saying something that does help
83:42	the general good they're shouting out
83:44	truth uh they're calling out uh
83:46	hypocrisy they're calling out uh the big
83:49	bad wolf
83:51	i think the 99 of the good that they're
83:53	doing totally beats out the one percent
83:56	of the possible questionable stuff right
84:01	it's just it's it's so stupid
84:05	okay that's my rant i promise i won't do
84:07	one for uh
84:10	for
84:10	another
84:11	what are you talking about another two
84:13	weeks
84:16	bones and tub show great show as always
84:18	marf dex stay strong and ignore the
84:20	haters have you watched any of max
84:22	egan's content no i have not
84:24	theresa wrench thank you so much i
84:26	appreciate your uh
84:28	i appreciate your
84:30	uh
84:31	i appreciate your support thank you
84:33	teresa thanks for being here for a long
84:34	time j-han cecilia says rfb's are
84:37	ringing right now i don't know about rfb
84:40	oh what's his face i'd yeah
84:43	i don't know why if if that's something
84:46	i need to pay attention to
84:47	i don't really care um but to be honest
84:50	you know
84:52	oh i get what you're saying so if he's
84:54	negative about other people yeah that's
84:56	that's not actually who i'm talking
84:57	about but
84:59	yeah anybody who talks negatively about
85:01	other people i i don't personally watch
85:04	that's my choice
85:05	um i've never had a problem with the guy
85:07	talked to him once
85:09	he'd uh be honest he doesn't like me but
85:12	that's fine
85:13	if you don't like other people that's
85:15	your prerogative
85:16	it's i'm talking about the people that
85:18	publicly go against other people for no
85:20	reason whatsoever
85:22	that's just stupid
85:24	uh jerry peacock uh lisa sexton thank
85:27	you so much account manager from canada
85:30	thank you
85:31	as far as these readiness patrols in the
85:34	u.s china's military said on tuesday it
85:36	conducted a combat readiness patrol in
85:38	the direction of the taiwan strait after
85:41	its defense ministry condemned a visit
85:43	to taiwan by a u.s congressional
85:45	delegation it said had arrived on a
85:48	military aircraft
85:49	the patrol was aimed at the seriously
85:52	wrong words and the actions of
85:54	irrelevant
85:55	countries on the taiwan issue and the
85:58	activities of a pro-independence force
86:00	in taiwan a chinese military
86:02	spokesperson said in a tweet
86:04	in a statement i said it said
86:06	cross-strait tensions have been rising
86:08	in recent months with taiwan complaining
86:10	for a year or more repeated missions by
86:13	china's air force near the self-ruled
86:15	island several taiwan media outlets
86:17	reported on tuesday that unspecified
86:19	members of both the u.s house of
86:21	representatives and senate have been
86:23	arrived in taipei on tuesday evening on
86:26	a u.s military plane
86:28	taiwan's presidential office declined to
86:30	comment the american institute in taiwan
86:32	the de facto u.s embassy in the absence
86:35	of formal diplomatic ties did not
86:37	immediately respond request for comment
86:40	it says china's defense ministry said in
86:42	a statement that members
86:43	of the u.s congress had arrived in
86:46	taiwan by military plane it says we
86:49	firmly oppose and strongly condemn this
86:51	it said china has not ruled out using
86:54	force to bring taiwan under its control
86:56	despite the island's claim
86:58	that it is an independent country that
87:00	will defend its freedom and democracy
87:03	it says reporting the meg shen in hong
87:05	kong uh ryan wu in beijing and yamu in
87:08	taipei
87:10	so okay
87:12	dex
87:14	as far as
87:16	our congress going over to taiwan could
87:18	that be a negative sign could that could
87:20	they be like
87:23	could they be saying like uh
87:25	you know hey you need to just give in to
87:27	them and and become part of them or
87:30	do you think it's because they're
87:31	getting ready for war
87:34	well i'd like to think it's a sign of uh
87:37	showing that we're willing to stand
87:38	behind them i don't know if that's what
87:40	they're really doing
87:41	um
87:43	i guess we'll find out when they come
87:45	back or if they release something about
87:47	what they're doing i do know that there
87:48	was a statement made
87:51	i think just today about the number of
87:53	troops that had been there over so many
87:55	years was in the 600 range it doesn't
87:58	mean there were 600 troops there at the
87:59	moment but
88:00	that was an interesting stat that i
88:02	heard i guess so we had rolled in and
88:03	out
88:04	probably in smaller batches
88:06	because they talked about them training
88:08	but yeah that that number of 600 was
88:11	kind of interesting as well
88:13	yeah they talked about the training of
88:15	the
88:16	the well one
88:18	congressman or senator and see that's
88:20	another thing so these guys are going
88:21	over there
88:22	you would think the congress that
88:24	actually visited them would know what is
88:27	going on there one of the previous
88:29	senators or congressmen said that there
88:31	were 30 000 or 25 000 troops u.s troops
88:35	in taiwan training
88:37	then they came out and said they did
88:38	confirm that there were troops there but
88:40	it was only a few it was only a couple
88:42	guys that were specialists and they were
88:44	training the taiwan
88:47	12.
88:48	a so a dozen
88:51	that they admitted about training
88:53	the uh what do you call it
88:56	training their military
88:58	so we sent like our badasses of badasses
89:01	over there to train them i don't believe
89:03	that
89:05	the senator or congressman whoever it
89:07	was i forget uh said twelve thousand uh
89:09	twenty five thousand i believe that
89:13	so
89:15	uh and then the the pentagon's china
89:18	navy is now the world's largest
89:21	with 460 warships by 2030. so we've
89:25	talked about it is now already the
89:27	world's largest maritime military force
89:29	and it will uh deploy
89:32	460 warships by the end of the decade
89:35	according to the pentagon's latest
89:36	annual report on chinese military tower
89:39	power i don't think it's it's uh
89:43	i don't think it's going to be
89:46	2025.
89:48	you know what i mean
89:49	i don't even think it's going to be 2024
89:52	when they'll have that many because
89:53	that's how fast they're going
89:55	it says the current warship arsenal for
89:57	the people's liberation army navy or
89:59	plan includes 355 naval platforms
90:02	including major surface ships submarines
90:05	aircraft carriers amphibious warships
90:07	and mine warcraft
90:09	warfare craft
90:11	it says by contrast the u.s navy
90:12	currently only has 296 warships but that
90:16	arsenal includes 11 aircraft carriers
90:19	capable of projecting power at long
90:20	distances other navy ships include 115
90:24	cruisers and destroyers
90:26	68 submarines 31 amphibious warfare
90:29	ships and 59 small surface combatants
90:32	and combat logistics ships so some
90:34	people argue that because we have more
90:36	carriers and but they have less or this
90:39	or that it doesn't matter if even if
90:41	they did in the next year
90:43	what happened is they've changed their
90:45	pace
90:46	to actually creating these things in
90:49	short amount of times
90:51	dex do you remember we looked at they
90:53	were just starting the third carrier and
90:55	then all of a sudden they were like oh
90:56	they're almost done with it
90:59	yeah lightning speed this stuff's coming
91:01	out and they were doing they had
91:04	secret uh
91:06	hidden from satellite view
91:08	places of making these things and that's
91:10	how they you know came up on us so much
91:15	so that's i mean they could be making
91:17	them right now
91:19	underneath the cover and you know we
91:21	wouldn't see it on uh of course a
91:24	satellite
91:25	and then they'll all of a sudden have 11
91:26	and 11.
91:28	they're already the largest
91:33	so uh decks
91:35	what do you think uh about them by 2030
91:38	why does why does 2030 show up i mean
91:40	this this is more like by 2023 this is
91:43	more like by next year
91:46	well i you know i thought they already
91:47	had the largest i guess they do have the
91:48	largest uh technically but you know
91:51	that's a lot a lot more numbers going in
91:53	uh in that time period i
91:55	tend to think that they could build even
91:57	more but i don't know if their goal is
91:58	to
91:59	just build until they can't build
92:01	anymore or if it's really just to get to
92:03	a certain size that they feel is strong
92:05	enough to be
92:07	as strong or stronger than the next
92:09	largest
92:11	you know adversary or powerhouse which
92:12	would be us right
92:14	and well and just to clarify they are
92:16	already the largest by 70 ships but they
92:19	don't have 460. 460 is what they're
92:22	they're predicting uh they are already
92:25	it says the first line that from the
92:27	washington time says china's navy is now
92:30	the world's largest maritime military
92:33	force this came out in the china task
92:35	force which no
92:37	d side of the aisle was on and they they
92:41	basically came out with this and
92:42	everybody was shocked
92:44	uh if you go back and watch the congress
92:46	and the the senator's uh reactions to
92:48	that was pretty priceless
92:50	nobody knew
92:52	nobody knew this how did they how did
92:54	they not know that
92:56	and then of course the u.s tests is real
93:00	iron dome defense system against chinese
93:03	missiles
93:06	i i don't think you can get much more
93:07	specific than that
93:10	it says the american military has
93:12	deployed one of its two
93:14	iron dome anti-missile batteries to the
93:16	u.s pacific territory of guam
93:19	the system which was deployed i'm sorry
93:22	and developed in israel is currently
93:24	being tested in guam as part of the
93:26	american effort to defend territory from
93:28	the threat of chinese missiles the wall
93:30	street journal reported on tuesday
93:32	it says according to the report iron
93:35	dome would be of little use against
93:37	ballistic missiles launched from china
93:40	but the current test points to the wide
93:42	range of u.s hardware heading to the
93:45	asia pacific region as the pentagon
93:47	addresses a chinese buildup that is now
93:49	called
93:50	its number one challenge
93:53	the system could be used against cruise
93:54	missiles launched from chinese boomers
93:57	although one expert told the wall street
93:59	journal that the use of an iron dome was
94:01	very much an interim solution that
94:04	echoes information from the 94th army
94:06	air and missile defense command
94:08	which recently told defense news that it
94:10	was dispatching the battery as part of a
94:12	temporary experimental deployment
94:15	focused on gathering data on sustainment
94:18	deployment considerations and how we
94:20	integrate iron dome with our existing
94:22	air defense systems okay so why does
94:25	why does israel have this iron dome
94:27	system because they're constantly being
94:29	bombarded
94:31	are they saying that we are going to be
94:34	in a situation where it's going to be
94:36	a casual thing that we have missiles
94:39	heading our way
94:41	dex what do you what do you think like
94:43	it kind of sounds like they're
94:45	they're telling us that you know this
94:46	can't even just defend us against the
94:48	big stuff
94:51	so
94:51	you know
94:53	we're if we're deploying this um and
94:55	testing it so we reported that they were
94:57	moving it there and now we're reporting
94:58	that they're testing it so you know i
95:00	think and we also had the report that
95:03	said we needed to have uh missile
95:05	defense at other locations around the us
95:08	right
95:09	um they didn't critical necessarily
95:11	yeah critical and they didn't
95:12	necessarily say uh iron dome but you
95:14	know there's multiple of these different
95:16	systems that do different things and
95:18	some of them are very similar to the
95:19	iron dome some are even based off of uh
95:22	off of that platform as well uh they do
95:25	different things so yeah this
95:26	but this is important when it comes to
95:30	you know defense and it's important as
95:33	it comes
95:34	to west coast and how we're going to
95:36	protect the west coast and our our uh
95:38	islands in between you know whether it's
95:41	hawaii or guam
95:43	uh or others and then of course our
95:45	coastline are going to be really
95:46	critical when it comes to defending
95:48	against
95:49	a direct attack if one was to happen
95:53	i i'm trying to pull up right now uh
95:57	i was trying to pull up a
96:00	well actually that's partly how this
96:02	this uh in the background of next to
96:04	seattle that's that's the iron dome
96:06	system at work right so it shoots up and
96:09	it it tries to
96:10	hit a missile with a missile or it hits
96:12	a hits an object with an object
96:15	i was trying to find the other
96:18	defensive systems
96:22	that go
96:26	and it's crazy they it looks like
96:28	something out of star wars it's
96:30	they look like lasers but they're
96:31	bullets being fired so fast uh that it's
96:34	just a big solid white line and they
96:35	they go in front of the bullets and in
96:37	front of
96:38	the objects being hurled and
96:41	you can see them hit in impact
96:45	those systems like deck said we covered
96:47	that they are trying they are asking to
96:49	immediately protect all of our critical
96:52	infrastructure power plants and other
96:54	places with
96:56	surface to air defenses
96:58	what does that tell you what they are
97:00	actually doing is putting defenses in
97:02	place along the west coast
97:04	along all of the
97:06	uh main
97:08	places here
97:11	and they're putting in defenses
97:13	against
97:15	air threats
97:17	they are at the same time practicing
97:19	landing on freeways so they they believe
97:21	that our air
97:24	all of our airways and things like this
97:27	are at threat
97:32	and it would all happen very quickly
97:39	so i i hope people heed
97:42	this warning as some did before cv
97:45	started
97:46	we told you that the uh that
97:48	three-letter agency that starts with a w
97:50	and ends with a hoe
97:53	we told you this was going to happen
97:55	the next thing the writing is clearly on
97:58	the wall
97:59	like as clear as it gets
98:05	dex let's get our next caller on it
98:07	looks like we have
98:09	hold on one sec
98:12	common law common sense
98:14	power of assembly to make changes to our
98:17	government
98:18	calling from kansas
98:21	by the way bones and tubs says got your
98:23	back keep the great work brothers and
98:25	it's about to get real uh bones and tubs
98:28	thank you for your support over on
98:30	paypal i appreciate that
98:37	all right adam common law is live common
98:39	law you are live on marfoogle news what
98:42	is going on
98:46	not a whole lot how are you i'm doing
98:48	good so
98:50	so uh what did you want to talk about
98:52	today
99:00	your
99:01	introduction said uh
99:03	the power of assembly
99:05	um
99:07	a lot of people
99:08	don't even realize
99:14	what what it means to assemble
99:18	especially peaceably assembling
99:24	and just a
99:27	small after thought uh
99:31	you went on a little
99:32	uh quote rant earlier there adam
99:36	um
99:38	and you apologized for it in
99:41	i just want to
99:43	just follow a round of applause because
99:46	it was beautiful you just speak in your
99:48	mind
99:49	um
99:51	people can't work with each other
99:54	and
99:57	when people can't come together and
100:01	you know you you come together with a
100:03	common cause
100:05	you can't work together because you
100:07	start
100:09	bickering
100:11	essentially
100:13	you don't get anywhere you just move in
100:14	circles nothing gets accomplished
100:20	and in a way
100:23	that coming together with the common
100:24	cause is
100:27	basically assembling you're coming
100:28	together to
100:30	redress
100:32	grievances if you will um
100:36	the first
100:38	amendment
100:41	a certain set of
100:42	rights published a long time ago
100:47	says that
100:49	you have the right
100:50	to peaceably assemble
100:53	the redress of our grievances
100:56	that is
100:58	addressing a certain uh
101:01	person and everybody should know who we
101:05	are
101:08	and that gives us
101:09	a right
101:12	and
101:16	it gives us so much power and authority
101:21	to
101:23	express
101:24	our distaste or dissatisfaction for what
101:27	is going on in the world
101:29	i mean
101:30	current events obviously um
101:33	like you cover all the time
101:36	are
101:37	it's chaos it's madness it makes no
101:40	sense
101:42	and
101:44	folks need to realize that um
101:48	by not
101:49	using that
101:52	right
101:53	to peaceably assemble for the redress of
101:55	our grievances
101:58	we are not following through on
102:01	our duty
102:04	to make sure
102:05	the will
102:07	of we
102:09	a certain set of people
102:13	are having
102:15	the
102:17	powers that be do what we will them to
102:20	do
102:24	it basically just boils down to uh
102:27	the hierarchy of creation
102:32	i won't get into any
102:36	belief systems
102:38	but if you believe a certain set of
102:40	things like some posted a long time ago
102:46	you were created
102:48	and you're created with
102:51	rights that cannot
102:54	taken away from you
102:56	the only way that they can be taken away
102:58	from you is if you let them be taken
103:00	away from you
103:02	and
103:09	when you
103:10	realize how much
103:12	uh can i can i ask you a quick power and
103:14	truth there is i i i just the capability
103:18	i i apologize common law
103:21	i didn't know if you were cutting out
103:23	um
103:25	you said when and then it cut out were
103:28	you pausing because you're also your
103:30	phone
103:30	or whatever you're on it it actually
103:33	cuts out like this the background noise
103:35	almost like a um
103:37	i forget what you call it on on obs but
103:39	it it it's
103:41	cuts the silence out too like
103:45	dex i don't know if you remember uh
103:47	though
103:48	noise i have a
103:51	i have a trucker headset
103:54	um
103:56	oh i get where you're saying that like
103:57	flying flying jays and stuff cuts out
104:00	about a lot of background noise
104:02	i get you i just didn't know if you're
104:04	talking too softly no no the internet i
104:06	i didn't know if the um i didn't know if
104:09	the the
104:10	if you were saying something in between
104:12	because it was so long between that i
104:14	didn't know if
104:15	if it was cut out
104:17	so i i just wanted to make sure we
104:19	didn't miss anything
104:21	yeah
104:22	okay uh what was the last bit you heard
104:24	and i'll try to pick up there uh to be
104:26	honest i don't even remember so just
104:27	continue now we know that it's it's just
104:29	the headset
104:32	it's it's totally fine okay
104:35	well what i
104:37	i believe where
104:39	uh i might have dropped out
104:41	is um when we realized you know this
104:44	this hierarchy of of creation
104:46	that we were created
104:49	and we
104:50	created a
104:54	certain
104:56	system
104:57	here on
104:59	this land mass
105:02	we
105:03	created that
105:05	therefore we have
105:08	the authority over that just like what
105:11	created us has ultimate authority and
105:14	say over us
105:16	and
105:18	that is
105:20	a nutshell
105:22	uh
105:23	natural law or common law
105:27	that's
105:28	that in a nutshell that's the premise
105:30	behind that
105:31	um
105:34	and
105:36	it's it's as really
105:38	as simple as uh
105:42	you know if if you're kind of hard
105:45	hard pressed for for cash or something
105:48	and
105:50	maybe you want to
105:51	put it on a yard sale
105:54	well maybe you just
105:57	you know
105:58	knock on a couple neighbors doors and
106:00	say hey
106:02	um
106:04	we were thinking about having a yard
106:05	sale it'd probably be a lot more
106:07	successful if
106:09	you guys wanted to do one two and we get
106:12	all just playing at the same time
106:16	and
106:18	yeah well let's let's plan that out and
106:21	knock on a few more doors and say yeah
106:22	we're getting together at the
106:24	my
106:26	front yard later tonight and we're gonna
106:29	plan it out
106:31	i had it i totally get you in a nutshell
106:33	assembly
106:35	it's just it's maddening
106:37	these common
106:40	problems or these grievances
106:43	that we have
106:45	today in our society
106:48	and
106:51	we don't
106:52	know how to uh
106:55	address
106:56	these things
106:58	besides just talking about it
107:01	so you kind of got to look back in
107:03	history and see how
107:05	issues like this were
107:09	resolved
107:11	peacefully
107:13	before
107:14	and
107:16	it goes
107:17	a couple thousand years back
107:20	and it's a tried true system
107:23	and it works
107:25	um
107:27	well there's a lot of his history you
107:30	gotta know uh i just wanted to let you
107:32	know where we've got
107:34	we're running out of time uh go ahead i
107:37	just wanted to let you know common law
107:38	that we're actually physically running
107:41	out of time so i just give you a warning
107:45	okay i'll wrap it up um i give dex a
107:48	link
107:51	that everybody can go check out it's
107:53	basically
107:54	a school
107:56	they don't want your money they don't
107:57	want donations
107:59	nothing like that they want to help
108:02	people
108:05	learn more
108:06	learn history
108:08	and get involved with their communities
108:12	and how to do all of this lawfully
108:15	and
108:19	basically take take back
108:22	what is
108:24	by right ours and
108:26	make it so that uh
108:28	we can talk about the things in in
108:30	public places that we want to talk about
108:34	um
108:36	well it definitely it's it's something
108:39	it's something that needs to happen for
108:40	for damn sure
108:42	uh
108:43	as far as being able to assemble nobody
108:45	steps up and do it
108:47	yeah if if not you then who and if not
108:51	now wins
108:53	exactly
108:54	um as we're running out of time i don't
108:56	want to go over no that's fine common
108:58	law i appreciate your call
109:01	and uh thank you um again
109:04	thanks for having me i appreciate you
109:06	being here for so long and and again uh
109:08	you always have a spot on my show okay
109:10	uh common law thank you for your call
109:13	tonight
109:15	thank you have a good night all right
109:17	you too thank you
109:22	by the way i just want
109:23	people to understand i think it was the
109:25	mike he was on by the way um
109:28	i really actually i got what he was
109:29	saying um but i think because the mic
109:32	was cutting out the in-between it kind
109:34	of reminded me of uh the
109:37	sloth on uh zootopia
109:40	where he tells the joke he's what do you
109:42	call a three-humped uh
109:46	uh camel
109:49	pregnant
109:51	but it reminded me of that scene because
109:53	his uh microphone was cutting out the
109:55	in-betweens
109:57	so it was silent in between everything i
110:00	think that if you actually had the
110:01	background noise it would sound less
110:03	like that so uh common-law might want
110:06	maybe just
110:07	i don't actually care if somebody's got
110:09	the road or honking in the background i
110:11	don't really care about that
110:13	but i understood his message
110:16	i and he sounds like somebody who very
110:18	carefully chooses his words and i'd i'd
110:20	rather listen to somebody who carefully
110:22	chooses their words then just says
110:25	whatever
110:26	you know just talks out of their butt
110:28	so i appreciate that
110:31	i appreciate everybody's views here and
110:33	i actually think if you paid attention
110:35	and a lot of people are impatient
110:37	that that was a very important message
110:39	i think that his microphone though it
110:42	cut out all the background noise kind of
110:43	it was a noise gate it's kind of like
110:45	what a noise gate does on obs
110:48	in fact i i can't really do it
110:51	you might be able to hear it
110:54	oh i don't have i don't have my noise
110:55	gate on
110:57	that's why you hear the kids stomp and i
110:58	used to have it on but then it cuts your
111:00	sentence off or right when you're done
111:02	it it it's kind of like hello
111:07	i mean um
111:09	you know you know what i mean
111:11	dex uh do you want to talk about uh the
111:14	craziness going on
111:18	yeah you know a great caller it's
111:19	basically
111:20	what i took from that was there's so
111:22	much more we could do besides a complain
111:25	and b just do something every four years
111:27	right well i talk about the grassroots
111:29	we need grass roots we need more of that
111:31	and you're not just complaining but take
111:34	action
111:35	you also can't you also can't uh
111:37	assemble via facebook or something like
111:39	that because they just take down things
111:42	that if if it gets too big they'll just
111:43	take it down
111:44	so where is the internet place to
111:46	assemble there isn't you need to do it
111:48	right you need to go old school and
111:50	spread it through
111:51	old school ways but now i mean
111:54	imagine if we didn't have the internet
111:56	didn't have all this how would we how
111:58	did they used to do it well
111:59	snail mail and through tv or even radio
112:03	or short you know
112:05	but you don't have that
112:07	it's crazy
112:08	uh it is they're restricting those
112:10	things
112:12	okay
112:13	all right well
112:14	guys head over to morefrugalnews.com
112:16	click on the thumbnail for the show
112:17	scroll down to web only content big
112:20	yellow banner you'll find everything
112:21	else that we can't talk about or we
112:23	didn't have time for didn't make the
112:24	show or
112:25	it's too hot for tv uh plenty going on
112:28	down there but another riveting day in
112:31	the trial
112:32	uh i gotta say of all the trials i've
112:34	ever watched which is not a lot they're
112:36	usually just the high profile ones this
112:37	one's been probably the most
112:39	entertaining um but uh it was it was
112:42	funny to watch the prosecution
112:45	turn this thing around and try to defend
112:47	themselves it has nothing to do with
112:50	with the trial but everything to try to
112:52	cover up what was the appearance and i'm
112:54	just going to say the alleged appearance
112:56	of corruption um so go check it out if
112:59	you want to know more or even better it
113:00	says
113:01	by the way this quote says that
113:02	prosecution isn't even trying to prove
113:04	kyle's guilt anymore they're trying to
113:06	save their jobs by getting a
113:07	photographer to say they didn't do
113:10	anything illegal yeah it was it was so i
113:13	couldn't believe it was so hilarious
113:14	when i was watching it
113:17	it was this today was a great was a a
113:19	great day not necessarily for the case i
113:21	mean it wasn't even bad for the case it
113:22	was fine for the case but
113:24	um but it was just you know the kind of
113:26	craziness that was going on was unreal
113:29	um but plenty of other stuff going on on
113:31	uh more frugal news.com every day
113:33	there's stuff going on the people are
113:34	saying the governor and cali is still
113:37	missing or maybe he was missing and now
113:39	he's shown up but there's questions
113:40	about why
113:42	uh go find out
113:43	lots of things there morefrugalnews.com
113:45	click on the thumbnail for the show and
113:47	if you're on youtube and you're lazy
113:49	just open the description and there's
113:50	the first link right there you can't
113:52	miss it
113:53	so easy to get to yep
113:55	uh a
113:56	special shout out to uh again soldier
113:59	for jesus tyler says if jesus or god
114:01	sent an angel to share a message would
114:03	you believe it if you think
114:05	uh you're saved watch corey barbie
114:07	youtube page blessings in love sorry i
114:09	missed that one uh soldier i appreciate
114:11	that soldier for jesus tyler and then
114:13	catch that jet earlier i i was just
114:15	about to go there and i didn't see it
114:17	until when you were doing the i want to
114:19	make sure no thank you so much uh
114:22	kelly2334 and i hope you got this far in
114:25	the replay uh because she says thank you
114:27	uh she goes uh just flying in to say hi
114:29	we'll catch the replay kelly that is
114:32	huge uh thank you again
114:34	uh in the shoutro i have to uh make a
114:37	special
114:38	jingle for you thank you cloud pharrell
114:41	and then kelly234 thank you for uh again
114:43	just
114:45	supporting uh again you are again one of
114:48	the people that go above and beyond
114:49	thank you so much i appreciate you
114:52	and uh release the quacken thank you
114:54	cloud pharrell
114:56	a lot of you guys that have gone in and
114:58	been in d live every single night the
115:00	recalcitrant johnny doom lead dispenser
115:03	billy p
115:04	uh thank you and then cloud for all and
115:06	biden said the guns will work against
115:08	them
115:09	yeah they are making people go and say
115:11	it says cloud pharrell and then uh
115:14	rdfw it says thanks
115:16	uh dfw thank you so much thank you adam
115:19	and fugal fam thank you quantum cat
115:22	release the quacking again thank you
115:24	everybody over there for popping over uh
115:27	sammy lee had stopped in and ended up
115:30	dropping down and dropping some diamonds
115:32	there thank you bear lover aunt
115:33	one-on-one b
115:35	and holiday kisser johnny doom scrappy
115:36	licious everybody that's here tonight
115:38	thank you so much i love you guys angie
115:40	d's um by the way and jehon cesada
115:43	thanks for
115:45	your comment as well yeah i didn't know
115:46	about that i'll have to i'll have to
115:48	look at what that is now um actually
115:51	there's other stuff going on but uh
115:54	uh not surprised uh jerry pocock thank
115:58	you lisa sexton account manager uh thank
116:01	you uh vulture dot three times three off
116:04	grid uh hillbilly uh brenda stevenson
116:07	tony blackmon uh wynton dupree delaware
116:10	sasquatch and everything everybody else
116:12	thank you so much
116:13	uh
116:14	dex thank you for your service tonight i
116:16	appreciate you
116:17	great show brother much love
116:19	you guys have a wonderful night be safe
116:21	be prepared and morph out it is now time
116:23	for the shoutro it is where say thank
116:25	you to the people that matter most
116:29	you
116:31	you
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116:54	they won't
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117:06	i just wanted to play and stay one more
117:10	day
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117:42	i will be so polite
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118:01	lisa
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118:16	oh
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118:46	isn't
118:51	that's weird
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119:03	kelly 2 3 4.
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119:27	two three
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119:40	two
119:41	three four
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