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00:22	again someone is no longer here on earth
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01:57	going on guys it is adam aka marf and
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02:18	uh circled man is the gentleman who
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02:23	of all things not a not one of the most
02:25	uh usual uh ways to go but again that is
02:29	how he just went today now just a few
02:31	days ago or about a week ago he was
02:34	actually on the flight on spacex's one
02:36	of the first tourism flights to space
02:40	now he was on that flight with william
02:42	shatner
02:43	recently we've been talking about a
02:45	william shatner of course because he
02:46	just went on today's show and talked
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02:49	of course a catastrophic event to come
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02:56	catastrophic possibility not this it was
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05:11	today and what is going on well hello
05:14	adam and hello foogle fam i'm doing just
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05:18	uh well and uh by the way over the last
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05:37	first caller will be in just a few
05:39	articles it says an earth grazer flew
05:42	over a whopping 186 miles over two
05:46	states then vanished that's what nasa
05:48	says at least it says a space object
05:51	with an intimidating name the earth
05:53	grazer
05:54	zoomed over georgia and alabama this
05:56	week offering witnesses glimpse of
05:59	something rare nasa says earth grazers
06:02	are fireball meters with a trajectory so
06:05	shallow that they skim long distances
06:08	along the upper atmosphere nasa says
06:11	very rarely they even bounce off the
06:14	atmosphere and head back into space nasa
06:16	meteorwatch wrote on facebook now i want
06:19	to point out
06:21	a lot of people said that uh when i i
06:22	posted at 10 15 pacific a few days ago
06:26	uh that they said oh that's spacex i i
06:28	wanted to point out that that was three
06:30	hours apart from the spacex coming back
06:32	into our atmosphere and it did not match
06:35	up people were looking at the pacific
06:36	time
06:38	when it was eastern time or it was
06:40	basically three hours away from that
06:42	when spacex came in what i personally
06:45	saw was a blue light that just went
06:48	across like a huge line and i did get
06:52	the glow of it and the whole sky
06:54	lighting up on my camera i've been
06:55	trying to i want to figure out how i can
06:57	put that on there without you know
06:59	putting myself on blast
07:01	but i have shown several people
07:03	including dex i mean dex it was it not
07:06	the whole sky lights up and then you
07:07	hear me going
07:09	but i i think i there was a couple of
07:10	expletive like what the f was that
07:13	yeah that was pretty bright
07:15	yeah and uh so
07:17	that's the thing i'm wondering if if
07:19	we're gonna see more of these earth
07:21	grazers and i've never heard of this
07:23	before and i've been covering this for
07:25	uh over three years almost four years
07:27	and i i cover a lot of the uh you know
07:30	supposed you know meteor sightings it's
07:32	as big as the burj khalifa it's the as
07:34	big as the empire state building and
07:36	i've never seen this i've never seen an
07:38	earth grazer so if you have heard of
07:41	these before you maybe maybe you did in
07:43	college or they've talked about it or
07:45	you learned about it in school i've
07:46	never heard of it and maybe i'm just
07:48	ignorant on the subject but uh it says
07:51	that they're very rare and that they
07:52	bounce off the atmosphere and head back
07:54	into space uh occasionally it says the
07:57	fireball appeared tuesday november 9th
07:59	around 6 30 pm eastern daylight time
08:02	officials say that it was detected by
08:04	three nasa meteor cameras in the region
08:07	it's kind of it's kind of crazy that
08:09	nasa is using cameras there's not like a
08:12	radar or some sort of crazy sensor
08:15	they're seeing it with their cameras
08:17	it says it entered the atmosphere at a
08:19	very shallow angle only about five
08:22	degrees from the horizon uh it says from
08:26	yeah from the horizon it says in fact it
08:28	was flying so long that nasa had to
08:30	recalculate its data to determine how
08:33	far it traveled across the planet the
08:35	meteor was first seen at the altitude of
08:37	55 miles above the georgian town of
08:39	taylorsville moving north we
08:42	northwest at 38 000 miles per hour nasa
08:45	says
08:46	taylorsville is about 55 miles northwest
08:48	of downtown atlanta its path was so long
08:51	that it automated the automated software
08:54	could not handle all the data so we ran
08:56	another analysis code this morning
08:59	and discovered that the fireball uh
09:01	traveled a whopping 186 miles through
09:04	the air the revised calculations uh put
09:08	the end point 35 miles above the town of
09:10	lutz in southern tennessee
09:13	now dex this was over georgia where you
09:15	were at uh did do you know anybody that
09:17	spotted this or did you see this or
09:20	or was this kind of a quick moment
09:23	and again um
09:25	uh by the way
09:26	just to remind you uh that we've had all
09:29	of these things that have come in and
09:31	then uh we talked about this we talked
09:33	about as far as these things coming in
09:35	and not
09:37	being reported this one was reported and
09:40	seen
09:41	by thousands
09:43	and adam i did not see that in georgia
09:45	so i just wonder and maybe
09:48	if you get a chance talk to some other
09:50	georgians or your friends and see if
09:51	anybody actually saw this or if anybody
09:53	caught it on their
09:54	video cameras if you caught this event
09:57	on your camera if you caught it on ring
09:59	camera
10:00	we have
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10:15	if you have this on camera i would love
10:18	to see what this actually looked like
10:19	they didn't
10:21	they didn't put the uh the video that
10:23	they had they did uh there was a couple
10:25	screenshots around but wasn't on this
10:28	one
10:29	it says scientists believe it was a
10:30	small fragment fragment of an asteroid
10:32	burning up an overcast sky in the region
10:35	blocked the view for many people and
10:37	also foiled attempts to estimate the
10:39	size of the rock so they don't even know
10:41	how big this thing is it actually came
10:43	in it bounced off and it went back out
10:45	supposedly
10:46	and i'm not saying i i believe that's
10:48	what it is but 38 000 miles uh they are
10:51	saying was so fast that they had to
10:53	recalculate their software i always see
10:55	like 20 000 22 000 25 000 i've seen 28
10:59	000 um i i guess i've seen 45 000 miles
11:02	per hour but this is incredibly fast and
11:05	it's beyond hypersonic so i i just i i
11:09	wonder if something like this could be
11:11	explained away as an earth grazer and
11:14	end up being something else it's kind of
11:16	funny to me that it went over and then
11:18	left again think about that it it
11:21	actually came down flew over 186 miles
11:24	of
11:24	the united states and then left just
11:28	saying
11:29	think about that richard turner thank
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11:43	newcomer says man gets shot in a rocket
11:46	and survives man flies in uh in cessna
11:50	and dies i rolled my eyes so hard today
11:53	backflipped
11:54	yeah
11:55	yeah gets shot in a rocket and survives
11:57	in flies in a cessna and dies that's
11:59	actually
12:00	that could probably be turned into a
12:02	song the one and only charlie chill
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12:19	being the last one out last time uh same
12:21	with denise leslie thank you so much for
12:24	being the last one out last show
12:27	so what do you think about this do you
12:29	think it was a meteor do you think it
12:31	was
12:32	chinese technology do you think it was
12:34	something else do you think it was our
12:35	technology or a test of something that
12:38	we have yet to see
12:40	and then we have of course the moon's
12:42	top layer alone has enough oxygen to
12:44	sustain eight billion people for one
12:46	hundred thousand years
12:48	now most people's reaction two years ago
12:51	would have said
12:52	uh that sounds really dumb
12:55	so first of all you have to go back to
12:57	the discovery about a year and a half
12:58	ago two years ago in fact it was kind of
13:00	when dex was starting out with me
13:04	and they said that the moon was
13:06	technically inside the earth's
13:09	atmosphere now no matter what you
13:11	believe whether we're on a piece of
13:12	paper or we're on a on a basketball here
13:16	either way they're telling us this and
13:18	they're basically contradicting what
13:21	we've all grown up and learned uh when
13:23	that discovery came out there was a lot
13:25	of videos and a lot of actual reactions
13:27	to that and they said you know this is a
13:29	bunch of bs how can they tell us now
13:32	that the moon is technically in our
13:33	atmosphere a lot of people didn't exp uh
13:36	actually get the full explanation of it
13:38	and they said whoa whoa it's in our
13:40	atmosphere
13:41	well they say that it's inside a part of
13:43	our atmosphere so there's technically
13:46	oxygen molecules out at the moon in fact
13:49	the moon
13:50	it was something like 225 000 miles away
13:54	or something like that and the
13:56	atmosphere goes something like 400 000
13:58	so it's not even halfway to where our
14:00	atmosphere technically ends and there's
14:03	of course different parts of the
14:04	atmosphere
14:06	supposedly right
14:07	so i i thought that this was really
14:10	really funky it it says that
14:12	alongside advances in space exploration
14:15	we've recently seen much time and money
14:18	invested in technologies that could
14:20	allow effective space resource
14:22	utilization and at the forefront of
14:25	these efforts has been a laser sharp
14:26	focus on finding the best way to produce
14:29	oxygen
14:30	on the moon
14:33	so
14:34	i this is another thing that you know
14:36	i've never heard of people talking about
14:39	as far as finding oxygen on the moon but
14:41	apparently they have laser sharp focus
14:43	on it
14:44	why are they doing this
14:46	do they know something that we don't
14:48	that's what i really wonder about this
14:50	as far as what is actually happening
14:52	with this it says in october the
14:54	australian space agency
14:57	and nasa signed a deal to send an
15:00	australian-made rover to the moon under
15:02	the artemis program with a goal to
15:04	collect
15:05	lunar rocks that could ultimately
15:07	provide breathable oxygen on the moon
15:10	although the moon does not or i'm sorry
15:13	does have an atmosphere it's very thin
15:15	and composed mostly of hydrogen neon and
15:18	of course or argon it's not the sort of
15:21	gaseous mixture that could sustain
15:22	oxygen dependent mammals such as humans
15:25	that said there is actually a plenty of
15:28	oxygen on the moon it just isn't in a
15:30	gaseous form instead it's trapped inside
15:33	of regolith a layer of rock and fine
15:36	dust that covers the moon's surface if
15:38	we could extract this oxygen from
15:40	regolith would it be enough to support
15:42	human life on the moon
15:45	it says the breath of oxygen oxygen can
15:46	be found in many of the minerals in the
15:48	ground around us and the moon is mostly
15:50	made from the same rocks you'll find
15:52	here on earth
15:53	that's of course they say that the moon
15:55	was part of the earth at one point after
15:57	they smashed into each other or
15:59	something and then they broke apart it
16:01	says although with a slightly greater
16:03	amount of material that came from
16:05	meteors
16:06	minerals such as silica aluminum and
16:08	iron and magnesium oxides dominate the
16:11	moon's landscape all of these minerals
16:14	contain oxygen but not in a form our
16:16	lungs can access on the moon these
16:18	minerals exist in a few different forms
16:20	including hard rock dust gravel and
16:23	stones covering the surface this
16:25	material has resulted from the impacts
16:27	of meteorites crashing into the lunar
16:29	surface over countless millennia
16:32	some people call the moon surface
16:34	layer lunar soil
16:36	but as a soil scientist i'm hesitant to
16:39	use this term soil as we know it is
16:41	pretty magical stuff that only occurs on
16:44	earth this is another thing that i you
16:46	know i've never
16:47	you don't think about this kind of stuff
16:49	it says it has been created in a vast
16:51	array of organisms working on the soil's
16:53	parent material regolith derived from
16:56	hard rock over millions of years the
16:59	result is a matrix of minerals that were
17:01	not present in the original rocks earth
17:04	soil is imbued and remarkable
17:07	remarkable physical chemical and
17:09	biological characteristics meanwhile the
17:11	materials on the moon surface is
17:13	basically regolith in its original
17:15	untouched form
17:17	so to sum this up it basically says that
17:21	it says you might be familiar with this
17:22	if you know about electrolysis on earth
17:25	this process can be commonly used in
17:27	manufacturing such as to produce
17:29	aluminum an electrical current is passed
17:31	through a liquid form of aluminum oxide
17:34	common commonly called alumina
17:36	via electrodes to separate the aluminum
17:39	from the oxygen
17:41	in this case
17:42	they said the oxygen is produced as a
17:44	byproduct on the moon the oxygen would
17:47	be the main product and aluminum or
17:49	other metal extracted would be a
17:50	potentially useful byproduct so they're
17:54	talking about going to the moon
17:55	extracting this is what they say right
17:58	extracting oxygen
18:00	and you know why are they doing this
18:02	again
18:02	are they doing this because at some
18:04	point they uh predict that we're running
18:06	out of oxygen here on earth are they
18:08	going to mine it from the moon
18:10	by the way they we've talked about these
18:12	crazy ideas that supposedly are not as
18:14	crazy anymore where they're actually
18:16	talking about tethering to the moon
18:19	having a space elevator to the moon
18:22	and it would be done with like some sort
18:23	of crazy cable and it would lift
18:26	something up into the sky and through it
18:29	i know it sounds absolutely nuts but
18:31	this is what actual scientists are
18:32	saying that they're working on
18:35	uh tether to the moon and possibly try
18:38	to make it so it doesn't
18:40	go any further because it's affecting uh
18:42	the wobble and all this other stuff
18:45	so they say that they would eventually
18:46	go up there
18:48	what
18:48	what some are predicting is that they
18:50	would go up there mine this oxygen and
18:52	possibly bring it back down because we
18:54	wouldn't have good fresh oxygen down
18:56	here on earth that somehow something is
18:59	failing and and it's all about to go to
19:01	crap or at least maybe that's what we'll
19:03	be told i don't know
19:05	but i do think it's really really crazy
19:07	that they're talking about this right
19:09	now my prediction is that very soon
19:12	we will see companies come together and
19:14	they'll be companies or they'll ride
19:17	with spacex or they'll be a part of
19:19	spacex and they'll go up there and
19:20	they'll mine oxygen not only that
19:23	they'll mine uh aluminum so they'll take
19:26	that aluminum byproduct and then bring
19:28	it back down or
19:30	potentially use that to build stuff on
19:33	the supposed moon
19:35	so what a
19:36	trip uh and then
19:39	what do you think of this do you think
19:41	that this is what is uh
19:43	do you think that this is going to be a
19:45	bigger thing in the future let me know
19:47	if you want to call in on this or any of
19:49	the stories tonight give us a call at
19:51	two two four four zero zero marv
19:53	and then we have the tech mogul who flew
19:56	to space with william shatner last month
19:59	among two perished in a new jersey plane
20:02	crash
20:03	now this is the gentleman of course he
20:05	was a billionaire i believe and again
20:08	this is somebody who is extremely rich
20:11	it says the blue origin crew member who
20:13	recently joined william shatner on his
20:15	journey to space is one of two people
20:17	who died after a plane crashed in new
20:20	jersey on thursday according to
20:21	authorities in a statement to people the
20:24	new jersey state police and njsp
20:26	confirmed that the fatal incident
20:28	unfolded just before 3 pm in hampton
20:31	township in sussex county
20:33	it said state police said that their
20:34	troopers responded at 2 50 p.m after
20:36	receiving a report of a small aircraft
20:40	crash and discovered two fatalities at
20:43	the scene according to an online
20:45	incident report from the federal
20:46	aviation administration to the faa the
20:48	two victims a pilot and a passenger were
20:51	the only people on board at the time
20:55	it says they were later identified as
20:56	glenn m devry's 49 years old of new york
21:00	new york and thomas p fischer 54 of
21:03	happichang
21:04	new jersey and jsp confirmed the faa has
21:08	not identified who the pilot of the
21:10	aircraft was according to the fischer
21:12	aviation website devry's began his
21:15	private pilot training with fisher in
21:17	february of 2016.
21:20	so i'm a bit confused they said
21:23	that they haven't identified the pilot
21:27	it says among too perished so was there
21:30	three or two people
21:33	it says well they haven't identified
21:34	which one was flying
21:36	oh okay i i i was thinking they haven't
21:38	identified the pilot
21:40	he's training with a pilot
21:42	so they don't know if devry's was
21:45	actually doing what a perfect um what a
21:47	perfect uh cover though if if something
21:50	you know was fishy to happen and again
21:52	some of these end up turning out to be
21:54	homicide in investigations because uh
21:58	they've had this same scenario before
22:00	where somebody was a
22:03	training pilot
22:04	i'm sure that if you go back through and
22:07	if they had declassified some of the
22:08	stuff that's happened as far as the cia
22:12	uh this would be a perfect way to take
22:14	somebody out
22:15	especially if they you know quite
22:17	possibly might have talked to somebody
22:19	or maybe william shatner uh
22:21	open you know got loose lips got excited
22:24	was on the flight uh up to space and and
22:26	ended up telling stuff or maybe there
22:28	was a scary moment that we don't know
22:29	about that they won't publicly talk
22:31	about
22:32	uh because you know spacex doesn't want
22:34	people to know that maybe there was a
22:36	close failure or something may have
22:38	happened or i'm sorry the blue origin
22:40	maybe william shatner knew something and
22:43	told it to him and then maybe said hey i
22:45	might have blurted blurted this out
22:47	about the event to this gentleman
22:50	i don't know i just i feel like there's
22:52	something something odd about this uh
22:55	like donnie newcomer commented a minute
22:58	ago it says
22:59	the man gets shot in a rocket and goes
23:01	to space and survives and he flies in a
23:04	cessna and dies
23:06	so i i don't know
23:08	what do you guys think about this i'm
23:09	going to go over to the chat and see
23:10	what you guys are thinking here
23:13	it says fishy
23:15	did the same thing to jf
23:17	jr
23:19	uh david f the same thing i was thinking
23:21	about the uh and then somebody bill
23:23	bradley mentions the titanic was a hot
23:26	job too
23:28	lcjc family what's going on says shatner
23:31	told us enough do you i don't know if
23:32	you were there for that show but we were
23:34	talking about how he said these comments
23:38	now if you
23:40	i dex is it possible yeah i'll i'll try
23:42	to find his comments on that
23:44	but i believe
23:46	i believe you can also search our
23:48	website martial's catastrophic event yes
23:50	but i wonder what what was his exact
23:52	quote like do you remember it
23:56	it definitely we should have pulled that
23:57	up in this one
24:00	let me see here i'll grab it okay thank
24:02	you
24:04	and uh
24:06	because it does make it was really weird
24:08	uh william uh prince william and william
24:12	shatner both say something both both
24:14	williams right
24:15	both williams said something within two
24:17	days
24:18	you know one day and then the next day
24:20	william shatner told this today uh
24:23	person says you know
24:24	basically talking about a future
24:26	catastrophic event
24:27	like it is going to happen and then
24:30	prince william ended up saying you know
24:33	i he was he was giving them crap at
24:35	spacex and elon and all these
24:37	billionaires and he's basically saying
24:39	you know why don't they fix it here
24:40	instead of trying to find somewhere else
24:42	to live
24:44	basically saying that that is what
24:46	they're doing they're trying to find
24:47	somewhere else for humans to go because
24:49	they believe where our planet is going
24:51	to end if you know anything about what
24:53	elon thinks and what you know now he is
24:56	on the inside and he's still trying to
24:58	do this
24:59	elon believes that the world is ending
25:02	and after he's on the inside of this and
25:04	on government panels and on committees
25:06	he still believes that now they're going
25:08	even faster they're trying to go as fast
25:10	as they can
25:11	to supposedly get people off of earth
25:15	it's in screener
25:17	i mean this is
25:18	this is really strange stuff i mean
25:21	the the uh
25:22	the fact is
25:24	reality is stranger than fiction now
25:27	so here's here's uh let's pull this up
25:33	let's see
25:39	okay
25:40	so
25:42	it says william shatner struck by
25:44	fragility of this planet during flight
25:47	to the edge of space
25:48	and it says
25:50	fragile it's shatner says in this uh
25:53	interview
25:54	it says william shatner said thursday
25:56	that breaking through the earth's thin
25:58	atmosphere reinforced his conviction
26:01	that people need to take better care of
26:03	the planet
26:05	he said it's so fragile shatner who
26:07	co-played captain t uh kirk in the
26:10	original series of star trek said
26:12	on nbc's uh today it says there's this
26:16	little tiny blue skin
26:18	uh that is 55 50 miles wide he said and
26:22	we pollute it and it's our means of
26:24	living and i was struck by it uh so
26:26	profoundly by it he said the fragility
26:29	of this planet the coming catastrophic
26:31	event and we all need to clean this act
26:34	up now
26:36	now they're taking a lot of this and
26:37	piecing it together in an order in which
26:39	they want you to hear it
26:40	um but that
26:42	particular statement that you just read
26:44	is the one statement he said
26:46	right in right when asked you know what
26:49	a great thing it was etc but yeah that
26:52	is the quote right there coming
26:53	catastrophic events
26:58	and he says the fragility of this planet
27:01	the coming catastrophic event
27:03	and we all need to clean this act up now
27:06	and this is uh right when that same
27:08	thing it was like they were all in on a
27:10	meeting and
27:12	you like prince william and other people
27:14	were were in on some meeting that that
27:16	the the rest of us didn't get to go to
27:20	so i i think it's it's very strange that
27:23	uh the the person he sat directly next
27:25	to
27:26	ends up uh you know perishing in this
27:30	this i mean very rare kind of plane
27:32	accident i mean yes there's more cessna
27:35	accidents than say big airliners
27:38	but that's kind of
27:40	kind of weird
27:41	he sat right next to shatner and you
27:43	know after hearing this from shatner
27:46	that kind of put him this weird light
27:47	like does he know something uh why was
27:50	he even picked of course he's william
27:52	shatner he was star trek he does have a
27:54	place uh in all of the people that grew
27:57	up that are running this you know this
27:59	country in this world or whatever
28:01	i'm sure that they actually have you
28:03	know idols from their childhood and they
28:05	might take them under their wing
28:08	think about this the most evil elites
28:10	all these you know whoever's really in
28:12	charge they probably did watch star trek
28:14	you know
28:15	like this is somebody created it or they
28:17	created it that's a good question yeah
28:19	that's a that's a good point
28:21	maybe they created it to show
28:23	show what was what was to to come or
28:25	something
28:26	i don't know but but you know a lot of
28:28	things in star trek if you actually look
28:30	are coming true they're they're talking
28:32	about printing food
28:33	uh just like in star trek where uh they
28:37	i guess what oh my gosh and i've watched
28:40	all of the shows every last one of them
28:43	every every uh series
28:46	where it creates food out of nowhere i
28:48	know the chat's gonna
28:50	gonna tear me apart here
28:51	what is that called
28:53	where uh
28:54	they make uh stuff out of nothing they
28:56	make food
28:58	what is that machine called replicator
29:00	thank you
29:01	so we're talking about you know that
29:03	that's a real thing that they're they're
29:05	going to 3d print chicken and at the
29:07	same time a laser cooks it
29:10	and they're getting faster and faster
29:12	and this is something that you know is
29:14	in the beginning stages but we're
29:16	talking about uh say you want chicken
29:18	nuggets it would print out chicken
29:20	nuggets and cook them at the exact same
29:22	time it would literally replicate a
29:24	chicken nugget and then you take it off
29:26	of the thing and eat it and it's fully
29:28	cooked
29:29	you're talking about creating and it
29:31	uses like i and right now i'm assuming
29:34	it uses like a chicken paste but then
29:36	when it's cooked it's actual you know
29:38	food
29:39	and who knows maybe in star trek you
29:41	know when they replicate at stake it's
29:43	actually fake
29:44	but that's what they're talking about
29:46	that's what gates is talking about
29:47	that's they're they're talking about
29:49	having the these fake uh meats and fake
29:52	things and genetically altered things
29:54	that basically replicate everything that
29:56	we have
29:58	this is
29:59	you know what's so scary is that
30:02	almost all of us have this you know deep
30:04	down
30:06	this feeling that that there is
30:07	something so big right now happening
30:11	and we can't put our thumb on exactly
30:13	what it is we know that there's massive
30:15	events happening
30:17	all at the same time
30:19	it's like
30:21	you know we know something bad is coming
30:24	we all know it and you know you try to
30:26	talk to friends and family about it and
30:28	they think you're crazy they think
30:29	you're nuts
30:30	i don't think you're nuts
30:32	i think that we're all trying to piece
30:34	this together and we're honestly trying
30:36	to do this together and we all may have
30:38	different thoughts we might have
30:40	different beliefs
30:41	but we are all here for the same purpose
30:43	we're all asking these questions
30:46	almost all of us started somewhere i i
30:48	literally started this out of my car and
30:49	i was i was just confused on why a lot
30:52	of the things that were happening were
30:54	happening why
30:55	you know if if they know that
30:57	you know hundreds of thousands of people
30:59	are going to perish on the west coast
31:01	why aren't they preparing for it
31:03	you know why aren't they why aren't they
31:04	signing every check that they need to to
31:07	to prepare us for this massive event uh
31:09	the cascading subduction zone
31:12	why aren't they preparing anybody
31:14	why aren't they even telling majority
31:16	people don't even know what it is
31:19	why aren't they telling us about uh and
31:21	now they're telling us that the world is
31:24	is
31:25	almost at the point of no return
31:27	it's like
31:29	this if that is the truth that wouldn't
31:31	have happened
31:32	if it wasn't for the greedy companies
31:34	and all this other stuff that you know
31:36	never told us until it was too late
31:39	they they want to they want to turn a
31:41	blind eye until they can't
31:43	and i bet you that a lot of this other
31:45	stuff that's happening is cover-ups of
31:47	cover-ups and cover-ups of cover-ups
31:51	what do you think uh let me know in the
31:53	comments down below or give me a call at
31:55	two two four four zero zero uh marv what
31:58	do you think about this uh this tech
32:00	mogul that perished what do you think
32:02	about william shatner's comments
32:05	again the fragility of this planet and
32:08	then doesn't even blink says the coming
32:10	catastrophic event and we all need to
32:12	clean this act up now he added
32:15	that's creepy
32:17	and then talking about the sun's
32:19	increasing activity may heighten risk
32:21	for cannibal solar storms
32:26	the more and more we uh we have warned a
32:29	lot of people you everybody needs to pay
32:31	attention to this
32:33	because it's only uh it's only going to
32:34	get crazier and the more information
32:36	that i find out the more
32:38	the more that i 100 do not feel any
32:42	qualms with telling people to prepare
32:44	for solar events
32:46	if you've ever seen ice age farmer or
32:48	any other uh person who's really really
32:51	devoted to these things
32:53	you would understand that a lot of
32:54	people are looking at the sun right now
32:56	for the for the next possible
32:57	catastrophic event and some say that it
33:00	is actually the reason why a lot of
33:02	people are doing the things that they're
33:04	doing right now
33:05	i don't know if that's true
33:07	but i do know that a lot of these things
33:08	are gonna really happen and the the
33:11	reactions for whatever is happening
33:13	is going to affect us all
33:17	uh by the way lead dispenser thank you
33:19	for stopping by uh bye and saying uh but
33:21	the world is tough yes it is and then
33:24	release the quack and sammy lee thank
33:26	you sammy lee sammy lee thank you
33:29	devine 11 22 it's an amazing time to be
33:31	alive
33:33	that's a great uh great saying there
33:35	lead to spencer lol just saying and then
33:38	thank you for be everyone being a
33:40	hundred percent awesome
33:41	lead dispenser thank you for being here
33:44	i appreciate you guys that stop by
33:45	almost every night it says the sun has
33:48	awoken after coming out of the solar
33:49	minimum in december of 2019 thus
33:52	beginning solar cycle 25 our star has
33:55	been quite active over the last several
33:57	months releasing powerful flares not
34:00	even two weeks ago a major flare a
34:03	coronal mass ejection was sent towards
34:05	earth creating days of geomagnetic
34:08	storms the road to the solar maximum of
34:11	2025 could be full of powerful events
34:15	in an interview with space.com bill
34:17	murtagh
34:18	a program coordinator for the space
34:19	weather prediction center or swpc of the
34:22	national oceanic and atmospheric
34:24	administration noaa
34:25	discussed the danger of multiple coronal
34:28	mass ejections being released one after
34:31	another
34:33	isn't that funny so now they're saying
34:35	uh you know now they're they're talking
34:37	about it and this is only going to be a
34:39	slight whisper in people's ears until it
34:41	gets worse and worse and worse
34:44	remember they think that the big ones
34:46	are happening in 2024 and 2025
34:49	which slightly adds up with deagle's
34:51	predictions and remember this is
34:54	something that uh if
34:56	if you uh
34:57	if you realize what they've kind of
34:59	found they could have found this 10
35:00	years ago they could have found this 20
35:02	years ago
35:03	this cycle goes back 400 years and they
35:05	could have predicted a extremely
35:08	if they truly did find out how to
35:10	predict the horrible events that would
35:12	knock out grids and things it might
35:14	explain why you know previous
35:16	administration said hey we need to
35:17	harden the grid right now i'm signing an
35:19	executive order to harden our grid
35:22	it might it might you know explain a
35:24	little bit of this and that would also
35:26	line up with what i was told
35:28	by someone who is in a higher up
35:30	position that they are now going by the
35:33	22-year cycle that 22-year cycle instead
35:36	of the 11-year cycle
35:37	goes back that same distance but it
35:40	shows that this is going to be an
35:41	extremely not only unpredictable but
35:44	very
35:45	well could be
35:46	less storms but they're more powerful
35:49	and could contain something uh like a
35:52	carrington event now carrington events
35:54	carrington level events the big ones the
35:56	the the highest classes of the storms
36:00	happen
36:01	every 150 years on average our last one
36:04	was 160 years ago so this is something
36:07	that we're paying close attention to it
36:09	says in this scenario even if the cmes
36:12	are not incredibly powerful a series of
36:14	them would be more difficult to predict
36:16	and to prepare for
36:18	these waves of plasma cross the 150
36:20	million million kilometers between the
36:22	sun and the earth before slamming into
36:24	our planet's magnet magnetic field and
36:27	our atmosphere they can damage
36:29	satellites and electronic devices as
36:31	well as meth mess with radio
36:33	communications it says quote that first
36:36	cme essentially works its way through
36:38	the 93 million miles and is almost
36:41	clearing a path out for other cmes to
36:44	come in behind it
36:46	murdog
36:47	told space.com that sometimes we use
36:49	them
36:50	the term cannibalizing the one ahead
36:54	so it's it's essentially clearing away
36:56	it says a cannibal cme of a certain
36:59	power could damage critical
37:00	infrastructures and getting people ready
37:03	for it might not be possible
37:05	space weather prediction is notoriously
37:08	complicated and knowing how earth's
37:10	magnetic field will behave against the
37:12	uncertain magnetic distribution of a cme
37:15	requires observations that are not
37:17	always readily available
37:19	it says we have determined that all uh
37:21	we've determined for all practical
37:23	purposes that our worst case scenario
37:25	for the extreme geomagnetic storm event
37:28	scenario will indeed be this
37:32	i'm going to repeat that one more time
37:34	because i think this part should be
37:36	clipped and taken
37:39	it says we have determined for all
37:41	practical purposes that our worst case
37:44	scenario for the extreme geomagnetic
37:47	storm event scenario will indeed
37:50	be
37:51	this
37:52	a cannibal cme one after another after
37:55	another it's just that cmes were not
37:58	that big but the process happened here
38:01	where we had back to back two
38:04	three different cmes came sweeping in
38:07	together
38:08	the strongest geomagnetic storm on
38:10	record is the carrington event and if
38:13	that were to happen today the damages
38:16	and danger would be severe back in 2009
38:19	nasa estimated that the unfolding of
38:21	such a severe geomagnetic storm would
38:23	lead up to 130 million people in the u.s
38:26	left without power
38:28	and without water distribution affected
38:30	within several hours
38:32	perishable foods and medications lost in
38:35	12 to 24 hours loss of heating air
38:38	conditioning sewage disposal phone
38:41	service fuel resupply and so on
38:44	you wouldn't be able to get to where
38:45	you're going you wouldn't get the food
38:47	wherever you are going
38:49	it says there have been calls for
38:51	governments and companies to update
38:52	current systems and to make them more
38:54	resilient against geomagnetic storms
38:57	insurance markets lloyd estimates that
38:59	the damage from the carrington level
39:00	event would be between 0.6 and 2.6
39:04	trillion us dollars
39:06	and that's not including
39:08	the cost of all the lives
39:11	this is something that is
39:13	now going to come out more and more and
39:15	more and people are going to discover
39:17	this
39:18	again you know this is what the military
39:21	already knows about they already know
39:23	that this among other things are all
39:25	going to line up it seems to me like if
39:27	you do believe in
39:29	uh any anything biblical it kind of
39:32	seems like we have so many things lining
39:35	up that are so
39:37	you know of such epic proportions
39:39	that it it's really it's like playing a
39:42	lotto and one and two is a winner
39:45	because no matter what we're gonna hit
39:47	something bad
39:48	and that's not to scare people and
39:50	that's not to to you know make people
39:52	afraid
39:54	it's just to let you know that no matter
39:55	what
39:56	you should be preparing for this stuff
39:58	sonic fox cmes might be the process of
40:01	how the veil lifts
40:04	that's a good that's a thought and then
40:06	that gen x dude says we can uh we too
40:09	can sense a lot open eyes open mind prep
40:12	now worry later
40:14	one love all to foogle fam
40:16	and then tassie devil from australia
40:18	thank you and then mass bill infoman
40:20	says thanks for all the great work guys
40:22	hey thank you for your support and thank
40:23	you for everybody that drops by
40:25	over on d live we've got a whole d live
40:27	d love crew over there rabbit111 jaybird
40:30	what do you guys think about this put it
40:32	in the chat
40:35	lead dispenser says i hope the moon
40:36	monster kills them all okay
40:38	that's uh
40:40	you're not supposed to know about the
40:41	moon monster yet that's on the far side
40:43	uh scooby doo do right carolina roots
40:45	and then lead dispenser again uh thank
40:47	you thank you thank you
40:49	uh divine 11 22 thank you for dropping
40:51	in and ninja guinea thank you for
40:52	supporting us like that i can't say
40:54	thank you enough and then cheers to at
40:57	bold and our fam love y'all carolina
40:59	roots
41:01	i'm here only because you bring everyone
41:02	together lead dispenser that's why we
41:04	actually have the 15 minutes before the
41:06	show so
41:07	to make sure that everybody starts
41:08	talking and getting to know each other
41:12	i'm glad that we started putting that in
41:14	there people understand why we do that
41:19	so yeah we've been talking about this i
41:21	hope that people actually take action on
41:22	this you can actually protect yourself
41:24	this is a real thing people need to
41:27	start looking into actually protecting
41:29	yourself against these items
41:31	these things that are happening you know
41:33	a lot of the things that are on earth
41:35	right now
41:36	we have the obvious documents and proof
41:40	from the governments that they know that
41:42	this is something that's going to happen
41:45	they are actively preparing for the most
41:47	probable situation
41:49	they believe even if it's not natural
41:51	they are looking at an actual
41:53	physical emp hitting from another
41:56	country
41:57	you can block against these things you
41:58	should definitely go over and do your
42:00	own research for dang sure uh but then
42:03	go to marfooglenews.com emp
42:06	you can actually protect yourself
42:07	against not only emps of all three
42:10	phases e182 and e3 say one that would
42:13	come from nk or china but you can also
42:16	protect yourself against the natural
42:17	kind the one we were just talking about
42:20	up to 228 000 amps a carrington level
42:22	event would be covered under that uh
42:24	marfool news.com emp
42:27	they make different devices for
42:28	different things you can get one for
42:30	your car wire it in in less than 10
42:32	minutes and that way you won't be stuck
42:34	somewhere when something like this might
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42:41	car your motorcycle you can do this and
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42:46	partnered with emp shield and and that's
42:48	again something that we did
42:50	making sure that we were we were
42:52	absolutely when we first found them we
42:54	were absolutely blown away that we found
42:56	something that would actually work and
42:57	we know that this because this is the
42:59	same company that is not only uh doing
43:02	contracts for dhs dod but now of course
43:05	the demso team on the the texas grid so
43:08	this
43:09	i look at how they are protecting
43:11	themselves and then that's of course
43:13	what i think we should be following suit
43:16	but they're not telling us to do that
43:18	dhs did tell us to all prepare for this
43:20	and they said hey everybody needs six
43:22	months to a year of food and water but
43:24	that doesn't cover they're not telling
43:26	us every day they told us three years
43:28	ago about that why if they put out such
43:30	a grave warning why has that not been
43:33	every single year why has that not been
43:35	on billboards why is that not part of a
43:37	public service announcement every month
43:40	that's what i don't get
43:42	uh dex and again
43:43	we've got our callers two two four four
43:45	zero zero mark if you do want to get in
43:47	uh
43:48	you definitely need to call in zara is
43:51	our first time caller uh we're gonna
43:53	have her come in
43:55	and then dex yeah
43:57	i don't understand you know why
44:00	why people aren't understanding this by
44:02	now that
44:03	that you know
44:05	we're not crazy
44:07	everybody in this audience already knows
44:09	you've got friends and family that are
44:10	saying that you know this is all wacky
44:12	but it's not
44:14	and hey adam i'm i'm back from the
44:15	phones did you have a question for me uh
44:17	no we're ready for zara and then yeah
44:20	again if you want to call in there's one
44:22	line on the back end open uh that is two
44:25	two four four zero zero mark that's
44:27	again two two four four
44:29	zero zero marv
44:31	and adam we have zara live on the line
44:34	all right zara you are live on martin
44:36	frugal news what is going on
44:39	hey mark and hi family foogo
44:42	i um i just want to tell i'm a first
44:45	time caller and any other first time
44:47	callers you go ahead don't be scared to
44:50	call in because dex
44:52	runs you through it really nice he's a
44:54	wonderful sweet guy
44:56	and so don't be scared to call in if you
44:58	have something to say let that hold you
45:01	back because
45:02	we'll walk you through it because never
45:04	done this before and i had something to
45:06	say and i've tried to call in a couple
45:08	times before and i wasn't going to give
45:10	up because
45:11	i really thought this was important so
45:14	he said that he put the links
45:16	um out there for what i had to say
45:20	um i wanted to share
45:22	so the first point mark was to say good
45:25	evening and you're doing a great job
45:27	thank you
45:28	well thank you uh and how did was i
45:30	pronouncing your name right
45:32	is it zara or yes
45:35	beautiful beautiful name yeah yes thank
45:37	you
45:39	um
45:40	so
45:41	i
45:42	i like watching things that are
45:44	educational and that i think that
45:48	perhaps you know you have to seek out
45:50	and and and find for yourself and
45:52	sometimes serendipity and things come in
45:55	and the more you watch the more you get
45:57	like oh you know oh i'm interested in
46:00	this and all i'll look at that well i
46:02	was watching something about a month ago
46:04	on another podcast and they suggested a
46:07	documentary called
46:09	the social
46:11	dilemma
46:12	and it's a an award-winning documentary
46:15	i love documentaries i like when
46:17	somebody puts a full package together
46:20	and really gives you facts not opinions
46:24	and you know um
46:26	i watched it and i watched it again
46:29	after i watched it the first time and
46:31	then
46:32	first thing i did was text the link to
46:34	my daughter and said you got to watch
46:36	this and i said tell everybody about it
46:39	and
46:40	i wanted to share yes i see it it's on
46:43	the screen now um yeah so august 28 2020
46:49	it's on netflix
46:50	oh please i i'm not judge or jury of and
46:54	i don't want to tell anyone what to
46:56	think i would just like for people to
46:59	watch it
47:00	because
47:02	um it reminded me of something on that
47:05	you know you guys had talked about
47:07	previously
47:08	about you know the ai to come
47:11	and this
47:12	is what's here
47:15	now
47:16	what we don't
47:18	know and this has been out for a year so
47:21	this is this is old new news and and and
47:25	there there are things out there that
47:28	even when
47:29	we search for them we don't always find
47:32	them and
47:33	somehow someway i did hear about it and
47:37	i have been passing it along and i would
47:40	not give up until i could put it forth
47:43	on your medium
47:45	and um and let you and the fam
47:48	just you know make up your own minds on
47:51	it i'm not judge no jury about any of
47:53	this stuff no it's not everyone be on
47:55	their own journey
47:57	can i ask you a couple questions about
47:58	this so i haven't seen this yet but i
48:00	did hear from other people to to watch
48:02	it now when you mentioned ai one thing
48:05	that i've thought recently and i don't
48:06	know if it talks about this in the the
48:08	documentary
48:10	but you know even people at facebook
48:12	said uh just not too long ago they said
48:14	we have lost control of the the monster
48:17	that we've made or that we've lost
48:18	control of the the actual
48:22	uh the the thing that they made they
48:24	made facebook it's got so many
48:26	algorithms and so many things inside of
48:28	it they said that they're they feel like
48:30	they're losing control of it because it
48:32	is so
48:33	it's running itself and it's changing
48:35	and it's altering itself and it makes me
48:38	almost think that they built this thing
48:40	and it's almost like a terminator
48:41	situation where ai is actually taking
48:43	over this and then of course um you know
48:46	we keep hearing this stuff about this is
48:48	going to change they're trying to create
48:51	the metaverse they are now looking into
48:53	virtual influencers so we're talking
48:56	about actual fake people that are doing
48:59	the things that people are doing on tick
49:00	tock right now but it won't even be a
49:02	real person it will be an ai and we
49:05	watch because we're fascinated that it's
49:06	that it's a.i
49:08	right
49:10	that is what the documentary is actually
49:14	talking about but i there is kind of a
49:17	double bluff
49:19	about it of
49:21	if they say they lose control then they
49:24	don't
49:25	think that people will hold them
49:27	responsible
49:29	i still think
49:30	it's a it's a it's a very precarious um
49:35	uh
49:36	humanistic
49:39	dilemma of
49:41	i mean a defined balance of but
49:45	it's
49:47	if people would please watch that uh
49:50	documentary they would get a better idea
49:52	of what i call the double bluff because
49:55	if you blame ai and not the creators of
49:58	the ai who are creating the ai who are
50:01	creating itself
50:03	i mean
50:04	it's it's the chicken and egg thing
50:06	basically
50:08	please watch it um
50:10	what i want what i
50:12	basically have to say about that you
50:14	know another reason why i want to watch
50:15	it is um i actually thought this guy was
50:18	funny at first and then the more i i
50:20	watched and the more i realized uh that
50:23	he
50:24	was
50:25	doing things and it almost seemed like
50:28	he was doing exactly what they wanted
50:30	him to do
50:31	so i know that this documentary must be
50:34	doing some damage because z dog md now
50:37	you might like him you might hate him
50:38	i'm not going to say anything negative
50:39	about him
50:41	but i do believe that he has done videos
50:43	especially regarding the thing that's
50:45	been going on the last two years
50:47	and he is
50:49	he's basically they're calling him up
50:51	and say hey can you cover this and cover
50:52	it that way uh to make you know to to
50:55	take away from this he it says a real
50:58	doctor watches the social dilemma
51:01	so then it's it's i don't even know what
51:03	this is i haven't watched his reaction
51:05	but i guaran i almost guarantee he is
51:07	going to go in and try to debunk it or
51:09	maybe
51:11	make it yeah i'm not familiar with uh
51:13	that the real doctor i say the real
51:16	people the fam need to watch it for
51:18	themselves and make up their own
51:20	minds on it i don't think we need a
51:22	median a media man or a medium like a
51:27	intermittent person to tell us i think
51:30	that once
51:31	you know
51:33	a person watches it they can make up
51:35	their own mind and i think they will
51:38	identify with
51:40	at least one more two three or a whole
51:42	bunch you know of the things they
51:44	discuss and that they have
51:47	that
51:48	slowly has just kind of
51:50	just
51:51	slowly just
51:53	very um innocently crept
51:57	into their lives for
51:59	either their own protection or their own
52:02	um
52:04	like
52:05	safety
52:07	or their own conveniences or but they're
52:10	losing and losing and losing and and
52:12	they're being sold out there
52:14	i mean
52:15	when when when they talk about
52:19	they talk about in that documentary
52:23	they're literally
52:25	speaking about each and every person
52:30	man woman and child doesn't
52:32	it
52:41	a board it is everybody it is the only
52:44	thing that has equality to it and not
52:46	exactly you know what we would consider
52:50	oh that's great that's that's equal
52:52	we're all
52:53	equal now you know that's not the thing
52:56	that when people say we're created equal
52:58	what we used to mean now we're just
53:01	being used equally
53:04	now that that completely makes sense
53:07	now uh zara i can't wait to watch this
53:09	in fact uh
53:10	where did we find the actual
53:12	movie truth for youtube i can't wait for
53:15	you and i can't wait for you know other
53:17	uh listeners and and and viewers to
53:21	comment on this because i know this is
53:24	going to create a quite um a sensational
53:28	kind of a
53:30	conversation
53:32	and and people are going to realize
53:36	and like i say it's it's you know
53:39	it's a year and a half old and it's old
53:42	new news
53:43	and it's it's something that
53:46	okay it's got a half a million views but
53:48	that's nothing when you look at little
53:50	tick tocks that come out and they've got
53:52	several million in a day or two
53:55	we're not watching the things that are
53:58	important to us as
54:01	you know
54:02	future
54:03	people
54:04	future lives you know future generations
54:07	and stuff
54:08	um can i mention the other thing that
54:11	because i don't want to take up so much
54:13	time of your program can i mention the
54:15	other thing that i i just got um really
54:18	uh
54:19	once again turned on to
54:22	and and so happy and have been um
54:25	promoting it with in my little circle of
54:28	of friends and family
54:30	yeah so you you uh gave us the link for
54:33	the indian news uh
54:35	indian news
54:36	website yes yes
54:39	yes it's uh the link is and and it's
54:42	w-i-o-n
54:44	and as i was telling dex you know like i
54:47	have always my entire life i've enjoyed
54:51	world news i like to hear
54:55	every every side every facet of of a
54:58	story because everyone is an eyewitness
55:02	but it's subjective or objective and and
55:05	and you can learn so much from putting
55:08	all the pieces of the same puzzle
55:10	together
55:11	and so
55:12	um i recently
55:15	just found this new um
55:18	news station and
55:20	oh my goodness
55:22	i've learned
55:24	so much like
55:26	their
55:29	story their
55:31	their telling of things that are going
55:34	on that if i listen to our news or if i
55:37	listen to rt or al jazeera or whatever
55:40	bbc
55:42	i mean i'm hearing a different side from
55:45	a very
55:46	large important place in the world yes
55:50	that's it um if you just put it up on on
55:53	there
55:54	and
55:55	it's
55:57	it has been an eye-opening experience to
56:00	me
56:01	and it's been extremely consistent and
56:03	stable which i appreciate in my time of
56:07	life right now
56:08	and
56:09	families and
56:11	the news that they put out
56:14	it just we don't hear these things we're
56:18	not
56:19	we are not going that deep or we're so
56:23	concerned about
56:24	you know one side or the other or this
56:26	and they're just
56:28	truly putting forth news they're they're
56:31	not
56:32	it's just a different style a different
56:34	technique
56:36	and um and and i i think that people
56:38	should be aware of it and like i say
56:41	it's their own journey i'm not the judge
56:44	or jury i hope that they you know
56:48	view it with an open mind
56:50	and
56:51	i just heard about it for the first time
56:53	in a you know just a few weeks and i've
56:56	watched it consistently
56:58	and compared it to the other news i'm
57:01	watching
57:02	and it is amazingly refreshing and um
57:06	i would like to hear other people's um
57:08	views and opinions on it also in in you
57:11	know your later uh shows well zara i i
57:15	again i i did not know about wion but
57:17	i've seen other indian news and that's
57:19	actually where i was going for uh we we
57:21	go all over the place you know we try to
57:23	uh
57:24	get
57:25	a broad sense of the news uh like when
57:28	the 90 scientists from china all uh
57:32	ended up resigning the same day our news
57:35	didn't mention it uh canada barely
57:37	mentioned it australia said a little
57:39	something about it uh but india was the
57:41	one that said you know there's something
57:43	wrong here like they're they're quitting
57:45	because uh they don't want blood on
57:47	their hands nobody else said that except
57:49	for india australia mentioned it said
57:51	that it was a little fishy but india was
57:54	the one who said uh this is really
57:56	really strange uh why would 90 out of
57:59	basically half their scientists quit so
58:01	i was quite surprised by that so i have
58:03	found that india
58:05	well basically they have journalistic
58:07	integrity or somewhat i don't know yet
58:09	though i haven't seen it but i would be
58:11	uh happy to see that
58:13	you know
58:15	yeah it's amazing i mean i think the
58:17	first day i ever watched it i was
58:19	watching um china on the borders of
58:21	india and then talking about well
58:24	you know they're they're on our borders
58:26	and and we're putting you know
58:29	our military on the border and it's
58:31	going to be a hard winter for them
58:32	they're not used to this and i was like
58:34	oh my god you don't hear this in us news
58:38	you know you don't hear about china and
58:40	the border of india and and they're you
58:42	know have all these like
58:44	heavy artillery
58:46	and and and
58:47	thousands of
58:49	soldiers on their borders you don't hear
58:52	that in us news and that was like one of
58:54	the first days i'd listened to it and i
58:56	was like oh i want to listen to this
58:58	more because there is more going on than
59:01	i'm knowing you know and not that i can
59:03	do anything about it but i really do
59:05	want to be kind of
59:07	in the know
59:08	well zara you you you're not alone and
59:11	there's a lot of people that need to
59:12	open their eyes to a lot of this as well
59:14	as our we're out of time but i
59:16	appreciate you calling and i'm glad that
59:18	we get to share more uh new stuff out to
59:20	the foogle fam and uh they heard it from
59:22	you i guarantee you that your message is
59:25	gonna ring true with a lot of people so
59:29	wow that's wonderful thank you and you
59:30	have a good evening all right well thank
59:32	you zara and beautiful name and
59:34	beautiful call thank you so much have a
59:36	good night
59:39	all right and then uh god bless you zara
59:43	that well the thing is is you know other
59:45	other
59:47	you know some of that stuff should that
59:49	should be what people are paying
59:50	attention to
59:51	but there are so many filters over our
59:54	news
59:56	that's the thing i mean like this is the
59:57	stuff that in fact actually i will say
60:00	this this is the stuff that uh you know
60:03	we have on our website almost every
60:05	night and sometimes it will be in the
60:06	web only but if you go to our website a
60:08	lot of this stuff
60:09	we grab it from all over the world
60:10	because usa
60:13	is getting worse than china i hate to
60:15	say it but i mean as far as the news
60:17	getting filtered out
60:19	you have to go to india you have to go
60:20	to australia you have to go to uh europe
60:23	you have to and europe has to go here
60:25	you know europe has to go to australia
60:26	you're a pastor
60:28	you're not getting all of it in one
60:30	place
60:31	that's why you know if you go to our
60:33	website you'll see that we'll take news
60:35	from you know some somewhere like wyon
60:37	and put it on there so that way you have
60:39	it in one place
60:41	um
60:43	but yeah i'm excited to go through this
60:45	and and look through this because this
60:47	is cool
60:48	um i just wonder you know what they're
60:50	kind of like remember how bbc used to be
60:53	they pretended like they were in the
60:55	middle now they're less pretending but
60:58	everything is extremely biased you know
61:00	fox is extremely right and uh
61:03	cnn and msnbc and all of them are
61:05	extremely left and they're all in their
61:08	own echo chambers the echo chambers was
61:10	created in the last
61:12	15 years really i i mean i i've never
61:15	seen it this bad
61:17	everybody believes only what they
61:19	believe and everybody else
61:22	it's like both sides are saying that the
61:24	other side is completely wrong
61:26	i don't think that that's always true
61:28	i don't think that the right side is
61:30	always right and the left side is always
61:32	right
61:33	i think they're both wrong i think
61:34	they're both horribly wrong right now
61:36	and they just because you have to be
61:38	wrong if you're not seeing the other
61:39	side of the argument then you're wrong
61:42	you're doing things out of opinion
61:43	you're not doing it with fact
61:46	so
61:49	for second straight month americans quit
61:51	job at record pace this is getting worse
61:53	and
61:55	it's not because uh
61:56	what they're saying it says americans
61:58	quit their jobs at a record pace for the
62:00	second straight month in september in
62:01	many cases for more money elsewhere
62:05	as companies bump up pay to fill job
62:07	openings that are close to an all-time
62:09	high the labor department said friday
62:11	that 4.4 million people quit their jobs
62:14	in september or about three percent of
62:16	the nation's workforce that's up from
62:18	4.3 million in august
62:20	and of course far above the pre-level of
62:24	3.6 million there were 10.4 million job
62:27	openings down from 10.6 million in
62:31	august which was revised higher the
62:33	figures point to a historic level of
62:35	turmoil in the job market as newly
62:38	empowered workers quit job often for
62:41	higher pay or better working conditions
62:44	incomes are rising americans are
62:46	spending more and the economy is growing
62:49	okay and the employers have ramped up
62:52	hiring to keep pace rising inflation
62:54	however is offsetting that what the pay
62:56	gains uh off much of the pay gains for
62:59	workers
63:00	friday's report follows last week's job
63:02	report which showed that employers
63:04	stepped up their hiring in october
63:06	adding 531 000 jobs while the
63:09	unemployment rate fell to 4.6 percent
63:13	from 4.8
63:14	hiring uh rebounded as the delta wave
63:17	which had restrained jobs gains in
63:19	august and september faded
63:22	really
63:26	i i just envisioned a guy named delta
63:29	going like this
63:34	[Music]
63:37	that was the entire delta wave
63:44	let me ask you this uh i'm gonna go over
63:45	to the chat
63:46	teresa ranch thank you did you get a
63:48	better job during this uh this event in
63:51	the last two years did you get did you
63:52	leave your your job and leave it for a
63:55	better
63:56	job and i bet you there will be some
63:58	yeses on that first you know people that
64:00	have left their job did you leave
64:03	your job and get a better job yes or no
64:06	it's just uh a simple yes or no and no
64:09	could be that you know maybe you're
64:10	unemployed whatever it is the answer is
64:12	no if you didn't get a better job
64:14	due to it so i want to see in the chat
64:16	so then we can
64:18	see uh you know what uh how many people
64:22	if any
64:23	ended up getting a better job and i bet
64:24	you there will be some yeses in there
64:27	it will shortly pop up on the screen no
64:29	no no no no
64:31	no i'm retired
64:35	what about beta kappa
64:38	oh we're gonna jump straight to omega by
64:40	the way
64:42	straight to omega that's what we'll do
64:44	no no no no a lot of no's uh by the way
64:47	and it says that uh
64:48	[Music]
64:50	america is hiring a record number of
64:52	robots this is more and more look at
64:55	this there's not i have not seen okay we
64:57	saw a couple yes hope still cr said yes
65:00	yes i did james lieberman so i would say
65:03	that's probably
65:05	that's a very small percentage
65:08	yeah we're gonna jump straight to omega
65:11	right
65:13	simply pony thank you look up cyrus
65:16	parsa the ai organization he wrote the
65:18	book before the v hit real eye opener
65:21	theresa wrench i'd love to check it out
65:23	thank uh thank you for your support
65:25	teresa nice to see you again tonight and
65:27	then uh simply pony
65:30	that i think you are really one of the
65:34	yeah i think you've been here for what
65:36	three four years now
65:38	it's nice to have you here
65:40	uh tassie devil and uh richard turner
65:43	thank you so a lot of knows if you saw
65:45	the chat there it was almost all no's i
65:47	would say probably
65:48	i don't know what percentage that was
65:52	two percent said yes
65:54	i would say
65:55	uh dex i don't know if you are on the
65:58	phones right now but i did want to ask
66:00	you about uh if you could jump in on
66:01	this one because
66:03	we've talked about this a lot and
66:06	obviously
66:07	this is like this people don't see this
66:09	as a threat until it takes their job i i
66:12	really don't think that people
66:13	understand how bad this is
66:15	if you do want to call in if a robot has
66:18	taken your job or if you got a good job
66:20	uh or it got replaced by a robot or
66:22	anything
66:24	related to this give us a call at two
66:25	two four four zero zero mark
66:29	again we've got a couple people on uh on
66:32	there but we need one more on the back
66:35	end lori oh i just want to say thank you
66:38	for your massive contribution thank you
66:40	so much for being a part of this foogle
66:42	fam thank you as well uh for going over
66:45	this week during uh
66:47	during one of the roughest times
66:49	actually and going to paypal carol w
66:51	thanks for all your hard work
66:53	pam b
66:54	don't ever
66:56	not tell us love you guys thank you
67:00	don't ever not tell us love you guys
67:03	thank you
67:04	i won't i love you guys thank you
67:07	uh cheryl w thank you so much for your
67:10	support amanda b thank you and then pam
67:13	b don't worry about it i will make sure
67:15	to triple it up and then uh jordan
67:19	b
67:20	bear
67:21	um
67:22	is up on deck we'll go into his in a
67:25	second
67:32	now dax uh i know that you're gonna be
67:34	popping in here soon
67:37	yeah adam i'm here
67:39	so as far as robots hiring more robots
67:42	how are they even and by the way you the
67:44	the picture on this article actually
67:46	shows somebody replacing
67:48	what everybody ends up talking about is
67:50	a mcdonald's worker or somebody who's a
67:53	fly flipper or you know or a friar
67:56	somebody who's manning the fryer manning
67:58	the the flipping the burgers right
68:00	this now can be done by robots
68:04	yes
68:05	so i think the the thing that really
68:07	gets me right now with this is that
68:09	we've got and and i don't know if you
68:11	if you did this article earlier or not
68:12	but the amount of people that have left
68:14	jobs is significantly high right
68:17	um the numbers are just through the roof
68:20	of people leaving jobs right um but the
68:23	other thing to think about is
68:25	the number of companies that have
68:27	acquired robotics
68:29	this year is up significantly from last
68:32	year and the years before so it's a huge
68:35	um investment in
68:37	robotics
68:39	uh and which obviously every time
68:41	robotics comes along it typically it
68:43	while it may create another job it takes
68:45	away it usually replaces you know
68:47	two or three or four labor jobs if not
68:49	more right the whole point is efficiency
68:50	so um you know that that's a pretty
68:53	staggering number the percentage i can't
68:55	remember what it is i want to say 37 ish
68:57	percent
68:58	uh more than what we did last year
69:01	in this investment meaning we've we've
69:03	invested 37 more in robotics year over
69:06	year that's a big jump that's not like
69:08	oh we did five percent more than we did
69:09	last year and we did a few percent more
69:12	37 percent more and this is going right
69:14	at the head
69:15	of people losing or leaving their jobs
69:18	right
69:20	so it it and and by the way this is
69:24	something you wouldn't realize
69:27	the the thing is is not too many people
69:29	are going to want to take the mcdonald's
69:31	or the wendy's jobs unless you know
69:32	right now it's already it's a lot of 17
69:34	year old 18 year olds but as society
69:37	changing and as
69:39	kind of our society you know rotates
69:42	around this this v
69:44	right
69:45	they have found that it's even harder to
69:47	get regular people in and what what the
69:49	pain that the companies went through
69:51	this time and the the financial loss
69:53	that a lot of the smaller companies and
69:55	a lot of the franchise and chains
69:58	i cannot tell you just how locally
70:01	how many of the restaurants that i saw
70:03	they closed hours early i know that
70:06	there were multiple uh 24-hour
70:08	mcdonald's and i saw we're driving by
70:10	and they're closed completely and i'm
70:12	like wait a second
70:13	oh
70:14	they closed at five
70:16	why would they close at five p.m
70:19	and you see there's a sign that says
70:20	that you know we have a staff shortage
70:22	this is
70:24	well guess what now these companies are
70:26	going to look at machines that can flip
70:28	fries and replace these workers they're
70:31	going to look in investing instead of
70:33	investing in a human being
70:35	to go over the freezer grab that bag of
70:37	fries pour it in and do this they're
70:39	going to invest in a 200 000 machine
70:42	that's going to be a massive freezer on
70:44	top of a fryer and it's going to drop in
70:46	a lot of thing there's going to be a
70:47	robot that flips out into the thing
70:49	and therefore replacing that human being
70:52	and then on top of that the person who
70:54	actually serves it and takes the money
70:55	that's all going away because now you're
70:57	going to be taking your card you're
70:58	going to be tapping it
71:00	you're going to be doing the order on
71:01	your phone you walk up to a vestibule
71:04	and it serves out your food
71:06	in both ways the making of the food is
71:09	being replaced and then the taking of
71:11	the money and the the cashiering is
71:13	being replaced this is being done
71:15	everywhere you go
71:16	at walmarts and costco's and all these
71:18	big companies they were replacing the
71:20	human beings even the security
71:23	that would be something you would think
71:24	oh though that's you know that has to be
71:27	a human being right because you've got
71:29	to physically grab them no because now
71:31	they're uh working on these systems
71:34	or if somebody's walking out with a full
71:36	cart of stuff they already have the
71:38	facial recognition systems built into
71:40	target and walmart and all these places
71:42	they are going to lock you in you won't
71:44	be able to leave and then they have a
71:46	the only thing i i don't see being
71:48	replaced maybe just a little bit longer
71:51	is the police but then you've got police
71:54	robots on the way and other countries
71:55	are already working on it
71:57	so what are what we've got dudes
71:59	patrolling streets right that's right
72:01	and but and people don't realize how
72:03	fast this is going to come this is going
72:05	to come where you are are going to be
72:07	held up by a dog with a weapon on his
72:10	back and and it's going to say freeze or
72:12	you're dead
72:13	and they will work this into laws they
72:15	will pass these laws and it will be a
72:17	convenience for us
72:19	when they start replacing every single
72:21	damn job with robots and people
72:24	people will not care if it's not their
72:26	job
72:27	but i guarantee you no matter what job
72:29	you're doing whether it's office work or
72:31	if it's flipping burgers
72:33	there's going to be a robot that will be
72:34	able to do your position in a short
72:36	amount of time
72:37	so then what do we all do
72:39	what use will we have that's what i'm
72:42	trying to think about
72:43	what use will they have for us
72:46	then you start asking well are they just
72:48	going to kill us off or something or
72:50	we're useless now no
72:52	we have a we're going to be used as a
72:54	resource somehow but how would that
72:56	resource be there
72:59	i'm assuming that they might even find
73:01	something where we would power it or
73:03	carbon our carbon dioxide would power
73:05	something or something
73:07	i i don't know what our uses are going
73:09	to be in the future because if we're not
73:12	working what are we doing are we dancing
73:14	like monkeys
73:16	entertainment for other people that
73:17	don't have a job
73:19	i i don't understand are we all gonna be
73:21	dancing puppets for
73:23	for the elite like i i just i'm starting
73:25	to
73:26	because this is not a joke people think
73:28	that it all will never be fully replaced
73:30	they said you know they said a lot of
73:32	things that would never be replaced five
73:34	years ago are now replaced that's a
73:36	machine that flips fries
73:38	talking about there's a machine that
73:39	flips burgers and it did better and it
73:41	was actually and it you don't have to
73:43	pay insurance
73:45	you don't have to pay l i claims
73:46	[Music]
73:48	heck the mechanics that fix these
73:50	they're getting replaced
73:51	they say well they're all be you i
73:53	should get into you know mechanics and
73:55	and be able to replace or fix these
73:57	machines that that they're buying guess
74:00	what
74:01	they're already working on robots to fix
74:04	robots
74:06	so you call a company that is all you
74:09	know they put together robots that fix
74:11	other robots that's their factory and i
74:13	mean the only money will be in the big
74:15	big big leagues
74:19	i i foresee the only job that will be
74:22	safe for a while is sales
74:24	and selling these things that replace
74:26	human beings and that's a horrible
74:28	position to put yourself in
74:29	where you're selling them something
74:31	that's going to replace jobs
74:34	i i i don't i
74:36	i don't know i i say now i wouldn't do
74:39	it but if i had to feed my family i
74:41	don't know what i would do
74:43	well and this is
74:45	we're at a stage now where
74:47	the technological evolution is happening
74:49	so fast
74:51	it's not like and i'll give this example
74:53	the back in the days when lumberjacks
74:56	didn't have chainsaws right and they had
74:57	to cut forest down with axes so they had
74:59	lots of people
75:01	you know swinging axes to chop down
75:03	trees right and then somebody invented
75:05	the chainsaw and then when it became you
75:07	know
75:08	prevalent then they didn't need as many
75:10	people just to go knock the trees down
75:12	and then of course later you get heavy
75:14	equipment you can come knock the trees
75:16	down and drag the tree out all at once
75:17	right
75:18	so these evolutions you know these
75:21	enhancements or um efficiencies come in
75:24	different industries
75:25	and those things you know came about
75:28	suddenly not necessarily overnight and
75:31	what we're seeing is
75:32	these what would be efficiencies to some
75:35	sort of operation but they're advancing
75:38	so fast and being brought to the market
75:41	so quickly that we're going to be
75:43	displacing people at a much greater rate
75:46	than we've ever done before
75:48	and it's just all of a sudden it's it's
75:50	just gonna catch up with us and then all
75:52	of a sudden we'll all be demanding and
75:55	we'll all be on the street corner saying
75:56	hey we don't want this but it will be
75:58	too late
75:59	uh the recalcitrant bear claws dixie doe
76:01	release the quack and thank you for your
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76:06	staying here tonight and then release
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76:12	just uh
76:13	ended up subscribing monthly uh t and 2b
76:18	thank you over on d live especially the
76:20	d love crew uh mrs ocean thank you for
76:23	following f wiper
76:25	thank you for why uh thank you for
76:27	wiping thank you for uh following
76:31	i'm just gonna pause
76:33	and
76:34	reflect on my
76:36	freudian slip
76:41	you think that
76:42	that there's nothing going on here
76:44	norwegian undersea surveillance network
76:47	had its cables mysteriously cut
76:52	there are jobs being done all over the
76:53	place and i'm by
76:55	we're talking about hot jobs right
76:57	the seafloor ocean observatory off the
76:59	coast of nor northern norway can detect
77:02	the submarine traffic which could make
77:04	it a prime target for the russians
77:08	i'm going to repeat that the seafloor
77:10	ocean observatory off the coast of
77:12	northern norway can detect submarine
77:14	traffic which could make it a prime
77:17	target
77:18	for the russians
77:20	okay
77:21	and then
77:22	undersea sensors off the coast of
77:24	northern norway that are able to collect
77:26	data about passing submarines among
77:29	other things have been knocked out
77:33	the country's state-operated operated
77:35	institute of marine research or imr has
77:38	revealed the cause of damage is unknown
77:40	but the cables linking the sensor nodes
77:42	to control stations ashore
77:44	have said to have been cut and then
77:47	disappeared
77:49	this has raised suspicions about
77:51	deliberate sabotage possibly carried out
77:53	by the russian government which
77:55	definitely has the means to do so if you
77:58	remember just a couple years ago we
77:59	covered that russia was practicing with
78:01	this research vessel that had a very
78:05	specific thing dex do you remember what
78:07	that research vessel had it was a very
78:09	specific thing it had on board
78:13	i don't know if you i think you were
78:15	with me when when we were talking about
78:17	this and and it had a very specific
78:19	purpose
78:20	something that was on board that uh ship
78:25	uh adam no i don't remember i i think i
78:27	remember talking about it but i'm not
78:28	sure i remember exactly what device
78:30	you're talking about
78:32	it has a it has a little pair of
78:33	snippers
78:35	oh yeah yeah for um underwater cable
78:38	cutting
78:40	we actually uh
78:42	what they were talking about then is
78:43	that this underwater submersible it was
78:46	a
78:47	smaller sub
78:49	had essentially bolt cutters on it but
78:52	way bigger i mean we're talking about
78:53	can cut the
78:55	actual cable that connects uh the us to
78:58	europe
79:00	and they were practicing with it and
79:02	they were right near it and they said oh
79:04	we're just drilling we're just
79:05	practicing
79:07	and they're like okay
79:08	well the ship above ground was the one
79:10	that carries this very specific thing
79:13	and that time they they were there and
79:16	submarines caught them and submarines
79:18	were there and they were like hey get
79:19	away
79:20	now you've now you have a very specific
79:24	cable cut
79:26	that monitors what submarine traffic is
79:29	going around now if you add this and
79:31	this isn't even reaching about a month
79:33	ago we had all of these sub hunters all
79:35	around we had
79:37	wartime drills in 18 different time
79:39	zones we have been drilling with all of
79:42	our allies they have been drilling with
79:44	all of their allies
79:46	everything is getting ready by the way
79:48	uh in the next two days i believe that
79:50	something is gonna pop out of uh south
79:52	china sea or or at least some news
79:55	regarding south china sea
79:58	we'll see we'll see uh
80:01	we'll see how much
80:02	goes public right
80:06	i highly highly recommend people pay
80:08	attention to little stuff like this
80:09	because these are very big signs that
80:12	something is way bigger is going on
80:20	it says the imr one of the biggest
80:22	marine research institutes in europe
80:24	described extensive damage to the outer
80:26	areas of the lofoten
80:29	vesta relen
80:30	or love ocean observatory putting the
80:33	system offline
80:35	love
80:36	which was only declared fully
80:38	operational in august 2020 consists of a
80:40	network of underwater cables and sensors
80:42	located in the norwegian continental
80:44	shelf an area of strategic interest for
80:47	both norway and russia
80:50	it says norway's military and the
80:52	country's national police security
80:53	service are reportedly investigating
80:55	what happened to the research
80:56	surveillance system
80:58	lovee stated purpose is to use its
81:01	sensors to monitor the effects of
81:04	change
81:05	methane emissions and fish stocks
81:08	providing scientists with a live feed of
81:10	imagery and sound as well as other data
81:15	apparently uh
81:18	to spot
81:19	the big one
81:22	oh yeah they spotted it all right and
81:24	it's in your face
81:26	it's right in your face
81:33	i digress
81:35	of course the system also monitors
81:37	submarine activity in the area so will
81:40	immediately be of interest to the
81:41	russian navy in particular indeed data
81:45	gathered by its sensors is first sent to
81:48	the norwegian
81:49	defense research establishment also
81:52	known as norwegian acronym ffi before
81:55	being
81:56	handed over to the imer for for further
81:59	study
82:00	lurker one and bold troll you guys you
82:03	all have dirty minds
82:05	it was just a piece of land
82:08	only contains fishing currents and
82:10	climate information
82:12	yeah sure
82:13	it says we don't care so much about much
82:17	about the submarines in the area located
82:19	not from far from the onshore military
82:21	installations at indoya evness and the
82:24	other bases in northern norway but we
82:26	know the military is imr director cecil
82:29	rogni told the norwegian newspaper
82:32	dagens narrisklev
82:34	it says you could see what's going on
82:36	down there regarding all types of
82:37	u-boats submarines and all of the other
82:40	countries u-boats that's why i didn't
82:43	think that this was just a case for the
82:44	police but a case for the police
82:46	security agency
82:48	something or someone has torn out cables
82:52	in outlying areas guiller pedrosen the
82:56	love project leader said in a price
82:58	statement last friday reports indicate
83:00	that more than 2.5 miles of fiber optic
83:03	and electric cables were severed and
83:05	then removed
83:06	in total lovee uses more than 40 miles
83:09	of cables in the norwegian sea
83:12	based on the reports in the dagens and
83:14	the rings live the lov
83:17	observatory has been affected by
83:19	interference since at least april when
83:22	the connection between the sensor
83:23	network and the control station at
83:25	hovden on the northern island of
83:27	langkoffa was lost the cause of the
83:30	breakdown was subsequently traced
83:32	by an unmanned submarine to one of the
83:36	underwater surveillance platforms or
83:38	node 2 which had been dragged away from
83:41	its normal location
83:43	with its connecting cable
83:45	severed and removed
83:50	this sounds exactly what they would do
83:52	with that very specific tool that they
83:54	used
83:55	they didn't whatever they had that
83:57	whatever they they must have done it and
83:59	then moved whatever they wanted to move
84:01	throughout the water
84:03	these are the same guys that uh threaten
84:05	us with the 300 foot wave nuke causing
84:08	tsunami uh missile and all this other
84:11	crap
84:12	remember part of their other thing when
84:14	they talked about the hypersonics was
84:16	these uh new
84:18	torpedoes that were nuclear torpedoes
84:21	that could cause 300 foot waves
84:24	and wipe out the west coast and they
84:27	could turn you couldn't target them
84:28	because they could move after the fact
84:30	they were after they were launched
84:33	and then nato says it remains vigilant
84:35	over the risk of escalation at the
84:36	polaris borders
84:38	freaky stuff it says
84:40	nato said on friday it is looking out
84:43	for any escalation in the situation on
84:45	its members borders with belarus after
84:48	belizarian i'm sorry
84:51	belarusian
84:52	and russian paratroopers staged joint
84:55	drills near the polish and lithuanian
84:57	borders it says we will remain vigilant
85:00	against the risk of further escalation
85:02	and provocation by belarus at its
85:05	borders with poland lithuanian at latvia
85:08	and will continue to monitor the
85:10	implications for the security of the
85:11	alliance the north atlantic council
85:14	representing the alliance's member
85:15	states said in the statement
85:17	nato allies call on belarus to cease
85:20	these actions to respect human rights
85:23	and fundamental freedoms and to abide by
85:26	international law
85:29	so
85:31	obviously things are things are really
85:33	heating up there in poland with the
85:35	border of belarus and it's kind of uh
85:39	you know you got the drills but they
85:40	also have this um
85:42	uh
85:45	which you know we have and others have
85:46	and but they're not taking it lightly
85:48	they're they're saying hey you can't do
85:50	that that's an
85:51	act of
85:52	conflict um so we're gonna see what
85:55	happens and how this plays out but
85:56	there's a lot of things going on with
85:58	belarus and poland right now obviously
86:00	with russia backing them up backing up
86:02	belarus
86:05	and uh
86:06	again they have uh photos in this this
86:09	new website the indian news actually
86:12	shows
86:15	there were some pretty shocking photos
86:17	coming out of it by the way
86:20	while i was uh on a different screen it
86:22	was popping in it and it actually uh
86:25	scrolled through
86:26	the images of the troops and the the
86:29	russian troops that are backing up all
86:30	these other ones i mean
86:32	we're talking about a ww3
86:35	uh looking scenario
86:38	and people are going to be asleep until
86:39	it happens
86:40	okay we've got our next caller here
86:42	lined up but first if you do want to
86:44	prepare for anything and everything i
86:47	highly recommend you go over to
86:48	essentials of life this is a one-stop
86:50	shop if you are already planning on
86:52	preparing for anything that might come
86:54	our way obviously there's a lot of great
86:56	stuff happening right now so i don't
86:58	need to tell you why you may want to do
87:00	this
87:01	i would just you know obviously send you
87:04	the to the way of all of the warnings
87:05	and the heat the heated warnings uh that
87:08	we showed you before
87:10	and make sure that you know that you
87:12	know water and food are the two
87:14	essentials of life so again you can go
87:17	to remotefocalnews.comprep
87:19	and get some long-term survival food
87:22	from through my patriot supply you can
87:23	get a discount on three month uh supply
87:26	right now it's a hundred dollars off
87:28	which again they're not going to be
87:29	offering kind of any discount the more
87:32	that these are in demand more companies
87:34	and more companies are actually going to
87:36	be raising prices so get them now not
87:39	later it's just smart
87:41	you don't want to wait until they run
87:43	out and by the way a lot of these
87:45	companies ran out last year at the
87:46	beginning
87:47	we're just waiting for the next event if
87:49	you do have stuff like this so by the
87:50	way
87:51	even if you have a regular kind of event
87:54	happen a power outage for a week or
87:56	rolling blackouts or a winter storm or
87:59	an earthquake or a tornado doesn't
88:02	matter what it is you are better off to
88:04	have actual supplies than not and almost
88:07	anybody has been through a situation
88:09	where they didn't have the proper
88:10	supplies go to
88:13	prep morefoglenews.comprep things that i
88:14	recommend is definitely to have extra
88:16	food but also to have water filtration
88:18	that is why they say 190 people will end
88:21	up going without water or 130 million
88:24	a third of our population would not have
88:27	food and then of course they say 90
88:29	percent of the u.s population alone
88:32	would end up perishing if our lights
88:34	went out
88:35	so that is all due to water so if you
88:37	don't have water filtration head over
88:39	marfugalnews.com prep make sure get
88:42	yourself an alexa pure or something uh
88:45	comparable
88:46	all right and then crop duster thank you
88:48	so much for being here if the dead could
88:50	talk exactly cindy uh lcjc says mary
88:52	beth it's very difficult for them to
88:54	accept the truth because they are
88:55	sleeping
88:57	and i think they think i am attacking
88:58	them i'm just trying to help them wake
89:00	up uh they want to take out half the pop
89:02	so that the polish chef
89:04	hits they can control says michigan
89:07	lifestyle we've got ken wilson the blink
89:09	of an eye wjs gen pam beth stoplight hey
89:12	thanks what's going on jeff b
89:14	says 2016 movie cell cell phone triggers
89:17	zombie apocalypse
89:20	you i think you suggested that before
89:21	that's a really good movie
89:23	alexa pures are perfect it says uh
89:26	geneva cordoba
89:28	sally razar truth seeker cognitable
89:31	thank you for being here
89:32	mr sean berry the government has
89:34	completed a full investigation alleged
89:36	wrongdoing and it's found it did nothing
89:38	wrong
89:40	we gave ourselves a promotion and taxes
89:42	will go up
89:44	sean berry by the way um that really did
89:46	happen i don't know if you noticed that
89:49	uh the
89:51	the three-letter agency that starts with
89:53	a w and ends with a hoe
89:55	they
89:56	basically did an investigation into
89:58	themselves and said we did no wrong
90:01	and they said it could continue
90:04	uh ariel the wrestling mermaid i just
90:07	wanted to actually stop the show and and
90:09	uh let you know that
90:11	uh i am actually good friends with your
90:13	boyfriend mike and uh
90:17	yeah
90:18	he says hello and uh he's actually here
90:21	he the one you're looking at is a clone
90:23	mike is actually here in the studio
90:25	right now
90:27	uh yes mike hold on i'm almost done
90:30	and then ariel the wrestling mermaid
90:32	says my boyfriend are huge fans i know
90:34	he's right here
90:36	you have the clone i don't
90:38	seth covington if
90:40	kill people we will need the robots to
90:42	get a burger don't know seth covington
90:45	probably
90:46	i don't i don't think uh i think it's
90:48	more of uh
90:50	they'll track us into the the matrix
90:52	pods
90:53	and then uh
90:55	genius by birth says what if the chip
90:57	shortage is really happening because
90:59	they are
91:00	filling robots with chips to replace us
91:03	i don't know that's a scary thought and
91:05	then texas sweet tea hit that thumbs up
91:07	button hey thank you for reminding
91:09	people i don't ever
91:10	you know do that stuff but it does help
91:12	to remind people
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91:35	all right dex let's uh let's go over to
91:37	our next caller it looks like on deck we
91:40	have jordan b bear and talking about
91:43	elon musk and mars
91:45	mars migration
91:50	jordan b baer from utah calling about
91:53	elon musk and mars migration
91:56	and a heart surgery
91:59	jordan you're live hello adam hey what's
92:02	up man how are you doing hey good what's
92:04	going on jordan so what did you want to
92:06	talk about tonight
92:08	uh well the mars thing that was kind of
92:10	the last thing um first though um
92:13	i don't really know how to
92:15	like i just kind of want your thoughts
92:17	and maybe other people in the jacks that
92:19	might be kind of going through the same
92:20	thing or something um
92:22	so i'm i'm 34 years old and i had open
92:25	heart surgery back in 2014
92:29	um i had to get a heart valve replaced
92:31	sorry my tricuspid valve i got a pig
92:33	valve now
92:35	and um they said that in 10 years i'll
92:37	most likely have to have it replaced
92:39	again
92:40	and that 10 years is coming up in two
92:43	years
92:44	and so just something i'm just kind of
92:46	i'm just kind of worried about is just
92:49	everything you know that's been going on
92:52	i'm just worried that
92:55	when the time comes if i'll actually be
92:58	able to get you know treated
93:01	you know how they say the facilities are
93:04	you know
93:06	so basically uh if if the shtf situation
93:10	kind of happens will there be doctors to
93:12	even change you out
93:13	you know nobody even thinks about that
93:15	but what if you had a pacemaker or what
93:17	if you have
93:18	something that you know needs replaced
93:20	every 10 years like yourself by the way
93:22	my one of my good friends is only 29
93:24	and had the same exact thing and she has
93:27	a
93:28	pig valve in her chest they had to open
93:31	up her entire chest and and do the same
93:33	thing
93:34	and uh she's extremely afraid because
93:36	now she's got other issues that that uh
93:39	you know that
93:41	correlate with it and she's she has to
93:42	get hers replaced early
93:44	and she's worried that you know she
93:46	already went through this not too long
93:48	ago and now she has to go through that
93:50	whole recovery process which i'm sure
93:52	you remember was pretty bad right
93:55	yeah it was
93:56	terrifying like i'm still scared of
93:58	doctors just because of that whole
94:00	experience yeah i know i bet and by the
94:02	way you have the whole foogle fam
94:04	you have the whole mafia praying for you
94:06	and and uh sending positive vibes
94:08	because that is really scary anything
94:10	chest related and oh you know going in
94:13	there even if they go without cracking
94:16	you open
94:17	that's scarier too that they are they
94:18	have different uh they have different
94:20	things that they've been doing with all
94:21	sorts of
94:24	chest uh related surgeries
94:27	yeah that's what they were saying when i
94:30	first got
94:30	when i first had the surgery in 2014
94:33	they're like yeah in 10 years from now
94:34	when you need it replaced again um
94:37	by then technology will be so advanced
94:39	that we can just go in through your arm
94:41	and won't even have to crack well they
94:42	actually might they might they might be
94:44	able to do that but there's there's a
94:46	set of risks that go along with that as
94:48	well
94:50	but you'll have to talk about that but
94:51	but but back to what you're saying
94:53	though that's a really freaky thought
94:55	say if you had something like what you
94:57	have you have a condition
95:00	what would the world be like if we're
95:02	really looking at a you know a possible
95:05	dystopian future or something out of a
95:07	zombie movie where there's nothing open
95:08	there's no real hospitals it's it's if
95:11	you know a doctor or a friend
95:13	would they even be able to do it exactly
95:15	you know that's a freaky thought
95:20	are you uh i'm just i'm
95:23	just hoping and praying that
95:26	it'll all go well when the time comes
95:29	well i i would
95:31	but to be honest i would line yourself
95:33	up and and
95:36	i would actually you know that there's
95:38	forums on line and there's forums that
95:40	you can meet people
95:42	i would say make some friends with some
95:44	of the doctors in some of the forms that
95:46	kind of agree with how you think and
95:49	and see if you can meet some of those
95:51	people and and see if you can find
95:53	somebody local that would be that kind
95:55	of doctor and it's a super far off thing
95:58	right and you don't know it's a
96:00	one percent chance or however many
96:02	percent chance that it actually might
96:04	happen
96:05	but if if you are concerned about it i
96:07	would say try to find somebody local
96:09	that thinks a lot like yourself and
96:12	get to know them and say yeah if this
96:13	does happen let me trade you this for
96:15	that or something
96:18	yeah i mean like if if i had it um
96:20	instead of getting a surgery in 2014 say
96:23	i had it in 2012 and right now was my 10
96:25	year mark and i needed it replaced you
96:28	know right now
96:30	like would the
96:32	um i don't know if i can say that the
96:34	facility would they be able to let me in
96:37	and treat me or
96:39	you know because
96:40	are they too full with the
96:42	sick people
96:44	well allegedly did they give you any
96:46	option where you it could last longer
96:48	than 10 years or it was guaranteed like
96:50	10 years is too much
96:53	yeah they did it was just kind of like
96:55	about 10 years-ish and so and that was
96:58	kind of all they did was they just
97:00	they did the surgery and then right
97:02	after i had severe organ failure liver
97:04	failure and kidney failure
97:07	like from the antibiotics and all the
97:09	you know recovery drugs they were giving
97:11	me
97:12	that was a whole scary thing but then
97:15	after it was all said and done they kind
97:16	of just turned me loose and
97:19	i haven't had to check up or anything
97:21	all i have in the back of my head is
97:24	10 years from now
97:25	yeah i might need to get this thing
97:27	replaced again
97:28	that's that's actually uh terrifying and
97:31	the fact that you know you're
97:33	they kind of just set you off and
97:35	no no checkups and you've got a pig
97:37	valve and
97:38	you almost died at that point
97:41	well
97:41	so
97:42	either way i i hope somebody
97:44	and you're in utah right is that where
97:46	you said you're from
97:49	yeah you thought yeah
97:51	yeah and you're not in the it's not like
97:53	you are in a state full of big cities
97:56	and and tons of different things
97:59	um
98:00	well jordan i don't know and then as far
98:03	as the second thing goes elon musk and
98:05	mars
98:07	are are you okay
98:09	that's another thing i was just kind of
98:10	thinking of um
98:13	um instead of
98:14	like i wonder i'm sure they've thought
98:16	of this but
98:18	instead of migrating
98:21	millions or you know a whole planet to
98:23	another planet like mars with
98:26	no atmosphere and trying to build an
98:28	atmosphere and make it a habitable
98:29	planet
98:31	why don't we just um
98:33	make
98:34	cities
98:35	at the ocean floor
98:38	where we know there's life and there's
98:41	all that kind of stuff
98:43	i think we could move a lot more people
98:45	down to the ocean floor than we could
98:47	sending them off to another planet
98:50	well that was something i was thinking
98:51	of well that's another question though
98:54	uh
98:55	you know will there be well i guess that
98:57	would be logistics of
98:59	you're talking about making like an
99:01	atlantis or under domes or like the
99:03	abyss like the movie the abyss where
99:05	they're in these domes
99:07	of something underneath uh but one
99:10	question is you know will we have water
99:11	on the planet some some are saying that
99:14	we might it might turn into a mars like
99:16	this planet is going to be a barren
99:19	desert planet
99:20	but i don't know i mean that wouldn't be
99:22	for thousands of years right or could
99:24	that happen overnight yeah
99:27	or i don't know could planet x come by
99:30	and pull all the water off the planet
99:32	you know do they know something we don't
99:34	do they
99:35	do they know that a huge planet's gonna
99:37	hit and it doesn't matter if you're at
99:38	the bottom of the ocean or at the
99:39	tallest mountain you're going to be gone
99:41	if you're not on a different planet
99:45	yeah elon musk says he's doing it
99:47	because he wants humanity to survive
99:52	i mean yeah you got to really look at
99:54	what why he's said publicly he said
99:57	humanity's best chance is to go on to
100:00	more than one planet he he's putting all
100:02	of his own money into this he's you know
100:04	where he was in the beginning he
100:06	literally almost failed
100:08	there's a lot of weird stuff around this
100:10	and it's like all of the billionaires
100:12	are putting all their money into space
100:14	why yeah it's weird
100:17	it's super weird why would i was just
100:19	thinking i think it would just be easier
100:21	to just make some cities
100:23	under the sea instead of because who
100:25	knows what's on mars
100:27	well why it seems like it's just an
100:28	empty desert to me that we're going to
100:30	try and pump some oxygen in or
100:33	well
100:33	it out or whatever they're doing like
100:36	the story that they're we're talking
100:37	about now like they what are they gonna
100:40	grab a bunch of oxygen from the moon and
100:42	then put it on to mars
100:44	uh they're talking about yeah taking
100:46	taking
100:47	the moon and and that being a launch
100:49	point to go to mars
100:50	uh but either way it's like
100:53	you know
100:54	what i guess what is going to happen
100:55	that they they think
100:57	why aren't they buying cities like if
100:59	you were the richest man in the world or
101:01	in that top five
101:02	um which mind you one of the top five
101:04	billionaires of the world is making
101:07	bunkers through atlas survival uh so one
101:10	of the top fives making bunkers all of
101:12	the rest there's three of the five or
101:14	three of the six
101:16	that are trying to make their own space
101:18	company and go to space
101:20	and that's just freaky why would you not
101:21	use that same those billions of dollars
101:23	that they're pulling out of their own
101:24	pocket both bezos and elon are both
101:28	pulling money out of their own pocket
101:29	billion dollars out of their pocket
101:33	yeah why aren't they buying whole cities
101:35	like if you were rich you would think
101:36	i'll just buy all of new york and i'll
101:38	walk around it like i'm king
101:41	that that's not that's not what they're
101:43	doing
101:44	that's what trump did i don't know man
101:46	it's a
101:47	yeah it's a crazy world
101:50	i don't know well hey who knows who
101:52	knows what's going to happen what's
101:53	going on
101:54	well uh jordan i just want to say
101:57	uh i'm praying for you and regardless of
102:00	if people pray or they send positive
102:02	vibes i just want you to know that i am
102:05	praying for you
102:06	and that i'm asking for you to heal and
102:09	to have that
102:10	that valve last as long as it can and
102:13	hopefully you can get that fixed before
102:15	anything bad happens and hopefully no
102:16	bad happens but
102:18	i mean my you know my personal opinion
102:20	and nothing and i feel fine now too
102:22	that's just always been in the back of
102:24	my head since they turned me loose is in
102:26	10 years and now it's getting closer and
102:28	closer
102:29	and as it's gotten closer the world's
102:31	gotten crazier and crazier and
102:34	you know what i mean
102:36	well it's it's something that none of us
102:38	would think about in a normal life
102:40	but you do and that's pretty fascinating
102:44	i mean we don't have to think about
102:46	if there's no doctors with surgery
102:49	i won't be able to survive kind of thing
102:51	um whereas if there's doctors and
102:54	the planets going as normal it's not
102:56	really that big of a deal that
102:57	technology's advanced to where somebody
102:59	like
103:00	uh you with that condition can live for
103:02	the rest of their life to a hundred
103:05	who knows even longer depending on the
103:07	next 20 years of technology so
103:10	well jordan i i hope you well you're i
103:12	hope
103:13	it all goes well and thank you for
103:15	calling in i appreciate you
103:19	all right animal thanks man dex thanks
103:21	to for you know letting me in and
103:23	get me going and all the frugal family
103:25	guys are awesome
103:27	well a lot of people are going to be
103:28	sending their positive wishes too
103:32	that was jordan b
103:34	uh from utah
103:36	if you are a heart surgeon in utah
103:41	you know what to do
103:43	being serious though i wish we had
103:45	somebody who like
103:47	i mean
103:49	imagine that if somebody did volunteer
103:50	their heart surgeon and they said hey if
103:52	everything goes down i'll i'll do that
103:55	could you imagine that
103:59	that might sound crazy but think about
104:01	that for somebody like him that's an
104:03	actual prep
104:06	dex did you think can you think about
104:08	that
104:09	realize that for him that's an actual
104:11	part of his prepping
104:13	he has to think about that kind of stuff
104:15	whereas normal person wouldn't have to
104:17	think about that
104:18	yeah and i you know i think he's got two
104:20	two different things to think about one
104:22	was the
104:23	you know shtf scenario but the others
104:25	just the scenario we have today like
104:27	what what's it like going and getting
104:29	you know surgery in today's times with
104:31	everything going on
104:33	you know he also brought up another
104:34	really interesting point about uh
104:36	underwater cities you know and they've
104:38	always been folklore or you know
104:40	their ram you know remain remnants of
104:42	cities that were once flooded or whatnot
104:44	but there's actually
104:46	you know i was just looking this up
104:47	there's actually people that are
104:49	building there's a 26 billion dollar
104:51	plan i think it's probably out of china
104:54	uh to build an underwater city by 2030.
104:58	so and if you think about like
105:00	you know submarines they create their
105:02	own air
105:03	from the water uh they create their own
105:06	drinkable water from the water by
105:07	desalinating it
105:09	i mean you're only limited by food and
105:11	obviously you can't really grow food on
105:12	a submarine so you pack it with you
105:14	because you're a large structure like
105:17	under water city you could actually
105:19	start growing food and growing things
105:21	and building
105:22	small nuclear power plants under there
105:24	that could
105:25	you know power things just like the
105:26	power submarines right
105:30	well and you you could grow food on a
105:32	submarine if you had the proper lighting
105:35	i mean you could grow vegetables and
105:37	things like that with hydroponics i mean
105:39	couldn't you i would oh yeah you could i
105:41	think that they just don't prioritize
105:43	growing food versus packing nukes on
105:45	there probably more important yeah yeah
105:48	probably yeah and who knows maybe at
105:50	some point they'll be selling them uh
105:52	we'll get some at clearance and we could
105:54	actually use those nuke tubes to grow
105:57	our food in dex do you want to go up you
105:59	know go up on one with me
106:01	they're only two billion dollars
106:03	exactly but no you but but in theory
106:06	like imagine you know
106:08	taking just like they build space
106:09	stations and building underwater
106:11	stations that are interconnected
106:13	tubes of buildings with you know one
106:14	building being a greenhouse and another
106:16	building you know being a power
106:17	substation and other things like that
106:19	right
106:20	it could be done
106:21	it's quite quite interesting that we're
106:23	spending all our time getting above and
106:25	not thinking about all the space below
106:27	well maybe that was what prince william
106:29	was talking about
106:31	and then we have
106:34	10 british troops deployed to support
106:36	poland and
106:38	border
106:39	it says britain is joining forces with
106:42	poland by sending 10 uk troops to
106:44	fortify and i always thought it was
106:46	belarus you said
106:47	uh you said belarus
106:50	is how i've always heard it belarus
106:53	so
106:54	uh
106:55	belarus
106:56	press number one in the chat belarus
107:00	press number two
107:02	wait did i just do the same thing okay
107:05	if if you pronounce it belarus
107:07	press number one
107:09	if you pronounce it belarus press number
107:11	two
107:13	and uh
107:14	one is always a better number for
107:16	everything
107:18	just the cool people
107:22	wait wait a minute we got all those all
107:24	those early ones are from when you got
107:25	it backwards now they're all going to
107:27	two no no no no get out of here
107:30	uh they all flip to two i could see it
107:32	no no belarus
107:34	or balleris
107:36	if you read it you can ask google
107:39	tell you
107:40	i don't want to
107:41	because i'm right
107:43	i'll copy and not lost google
107:52	well i gotta fix it because if i'm wrong
107:54	i have to correct myself
107:57	how do you
107:59	say
108:06	okay
108:07	all right
108:13	okay are we gonna are we gonna
108:19	wait a second
108:23	belarus
108:24	belarus
108:26	wait is that how i said it
108:28	no no that's always
108:30	[Laughter]
108:32	nice try
108:33	no i i said belarus
108:36	i said belarus
108:40	belarus
108:41	belarus
108:43	like a kangaroo
108:51	okay
108:52	i said okay
108:55	back to
108:56	belarus
109:02	okay
109:04	britain is
109:06	britain is joining forces with poland by
109:09	sending
109:10	10 uk troops 10 really just ten ten guys
109:14	uh uk troops to fortify the belarus
109:17	border as thousands of migrants attempt
109:20	to cross the frontier into the eu
109:22	the uk ministry of defense said the
109:25	mission which was uh which agreed
109:28	that the pol ice-ish
109:31	government is meant to provide engineer
109:33	support
109:34	rather than police the border it says
109:37	the forces which have been on the ground
109:39	since thursday are expected to repair or
109:41	fortify fencing
109:44	pola andy
109:46	has already sent thousands of soldiers
109:48	military equipment and riot police to
109:51	reinforce the border with razor wire eu
109:54	leaders have dubbed belarusian leader
109:57	alexander lukashenkos pushing of
110:00	thousands of migrants to the country's
110:01	border with pulley and
110:04	a hybrid war
110:07	what do you think dex as far as the the
110:09	troops that are on the the border of
110:11	poliand
110:13	well i i don't know enough about the
110:15	politics between the two countries but i
110:17	know that when
110:19	they start to threaten cutting off gas
110:21	supplies when they start moving troops
110:23	in when they're putting up razor wire
110:25	and when you go back and you just look
110:27	at the history i mean rewind to the end
110:29	of the great second conflict
110:32	and you look at how you know the soviets
110:34	sort of just
110:35	went in and picked everybody up in there
110:37	and sort of you know took over right
110:40	um there's
110:41	there's history there there's lots of
110:43	history there that uh may or may not be
110:45	welcomed
110:46	um and you know being conquered once or
110:49	twice you know once bitten twice shy you
110:51	don't want to do it a third time so i
110:53	think you know poland is probably saying
110:56	you know
110:57	you know btf right like get a kid off
111:00	our border we don't need anybody here
111:01	right like we don't want you
111:03	we don't we don't want uh we don't want
111:05	this it's like an invasion to them so
111:08	um
111:09	i think the one thing we have to pay
111:10	attention to is it seems like the
111:12	escalations are getting there because
111:13	they're really starting to talk with you
111:15	know fighting words right and it's it's
111:17	starting to amp up quite a bit and this
111:19	is the other side
111:21	um where obviously russia's involved
111:24	but it's the other side of the northern
111:25	part of the ukraine which is not this is
111:27	not a ukraine issue this is a poland
111:28	belarus issue but it's still in that
111:30	same general area and we've seen all of
111:32	the
111:33	uh work with nato and amping up our you
111:36	know putting in our new or not new but
111:38	reactivating old
111:39	you know plans that we had and old
111:41	systems and artillery systems we had in
111:43	there that included nukes in that area
111:45	because of all of these things that are
111:47	happening whether it's the ukraine or in
111:49	this case belarus and poland
111:52	uh polyand but yeah no i i totally agree
111:55	with you
111:57	as far as
111:59	the
112:00	the five different places that are kind
112:02	of the hot points
112:04	you know they're actually watching it
112:06	hotter it's getting hotter and hotter by
112:07	the day as far as russia's side
112:10	we're going to see a ton of of uh news
112:13	as far as in the next week on this
112:15	so i guess we're going to be watching
112:17	this as close as we can the thing is
112:19	this can affect the entire world and
112:21	people are
112:22	not not too keen to learn about a lot of
112:24	the stuff that's going on outside of
112:26	their origin country
112:29	but something something bigger is is
112:31	happening here so we need to pay
112:33	attention
112:35	and by the way yes if somebody says a
112:37	good man
112:38	admits when he's wrong i was totally
112:39	wrong it's not belarus but i will say it
112:43	does look like that when you read it if
112:45	it was english
112:47	baleris but then when you see it like
112:49	that too belarus
112:51	both ways
112:54	and then
112:55	what was it somebody said uh now we're
112:58	gonna have to teach him how to say char
113:00	shala brew or whatever i used to say
113:02	nuclear
113:04	nuclear
113:06	and then enough people complained that i
113:08	learned how to say it it's
113:10	nuclear
113:12	so
113:14	i'm always trying to improve i am always
113:16	making mistakes
113:19	as far as nato goes i always look at
113:22	them and go okay what is really going on
113:24	nato and the u.n both have the same
113:27	goals overall
113:28	uh opposite kind of ways one says that
113:31	they will
113:32	you know wage a war to protect peace and
113:34	one says they avoid war at all costs to
113:38	to wait to get peace so
113:42	we'll see what nato ends up doing and
113:43	then belarus theaters to choke off eu
113:46	gas supply over the border dispute
113:48	it says that belarus has threatened to
113:50	cut off its transits uh of gas supply to
113:52	europe if the eu imposes sanctions over
113:55	a migrant crisis at its western border
113:57	the bloc has accused russian-backed
113:59	president alexander leskinko of
114:01	weaponizing the thousands of people
114:03	currently gathered in freezing camps at
114:05	the border with poland to undermine the
114:07	eu security and distract from the
114:10	domestic political pressures an
114:12	allegation
114:13	belarus denies
114:15	with the eu reportedly preparing a fresh
114:17	round of sanctions
114:20	lucashenko said in an emergency cabinet
114:22	meeting on thursday that the country
114:25	could cut off deliveries among along the
114:28	yamal europe pipeline from russia
114:31	mounting further pressure on european
114:33	leaders as the continent remains
114:35	afflicted by the international energy
114:37	crisis
114:38	it says we hate europe and they are
114:41	still threatening us that they'll shut
114:43	down uh shut the borders the strongman
114:45	leader who has been in power since 1994
114:47	reportedly told cabinet ministers and it
114:50	says and what if we cut off the transit
114:52	of natural gas to them
114:54	so i would recommend that the leadership
114:56	of poland lithuanian and other brainless
114:58	people to think before they speak
115:02	so remember too
115:04	so so wait wait let dex do you know
115:06	which direction because europe is
115:08	already has a huge problem because their
115:10	underwater line was cut
115:13	or something happened to it
115:15	not speaking of the the underlying the
115:18	norwegian
115:20	underwater cable being cut
115:22	we also had just a few like a month ago
115:26	yeah that was the france english power
115:29	line yeah france the the underwater line
115:33	between france and uh the uk
115:37	somehow got damaged or
115:39	uh whatever got damaged and it that's 40
115:42	of their energy
115:44	40 of their is it their electricity or
115:47	is was it a pipeline or
115:49	i think it was their i think it was just
115:50	it was a line that connected um a couple
115:53	of power plants from each side through
115:55	the english channel and um that that got
115:58	damaged at one end i think it's been
116:00	repaired with these at one end it was a
116:02	it was an issue for electrical power but
116:04	a lot of this natural this is gas but
116:06	this is also this is also energy right
116:08	so would this affect any of the same cut
116:11	would these overlap at all
116:13	well yeah i mean it's going to overlap
116:15	when it comes to you know just general
116:17	energy usage whether using electric or
116:18	gas or using gas to create electric
116:21	right that happens in some of these
116:22	plants they'll burn natural gas and
116:24	create a run a generator off of that and
116:26	create electricity and pump it into the
116:28	into the system but nonetheless a lot of
116:30	this natural gas is coming through
116:31	russia like we've talked about the
116:32	nordstream 2
116:34	which got approved by our administration
116:37	while our administration shut down other
116:39	pipelines
116:40	but that one was approved for russia to
116:43	supply natural gas uh into europe and
116:46	that's very similar to these other
116:48	pipelines that already exist like the
116:49	one that belarus is saying hey
116:52	you know we'll just turn the pipeline
116:53	off that's running to you we'll starve
116:54	you out it's you know cold winter is
116:56	coming and guess what you know you're
116:58	not gonna have any natural gas to heat
117:00	your your homes or to generate
117:01	electricity
117:03	you know if your homes are generated
117:04	with uh electric heat right
117:06	so it's a pretty big threat and that's
117:07	what i was saying like this is this is
117:09	not
117:10	you know just
117:11	minor squirmish that we hear you know
117:14	that maybe made it into the news this is
117:16	kind of amping up to be a little bit
117:17	bigger than most people thought and a
117:18	lot of people don't even know like where
117:20	is belarus and and where does it you
117:22	know where does it meet poland and how
117:23	does it you know have an impact on
117:25	europe and really much more important is
117:27	what role does somebody like russia play
117:30	in this which is a pretty significant
117:31	role
117:32	and um and and what role does nato or
117:35	really the
117:36	u.s would play in this from protecting
117:39	say poland and other countries
117:42	um that are on on you know the nato side
117:44	of the house
117:48	well
117:49	it's obviously uh
117:51	it's obviously going to to play out as
117:53	it is i mean you know i've never been to
117:56	europe so a lot of these these things
117:58	that are going on over there
118:00	i look at things just like you guys do
118:02	so as far as the audience goes i
118:05	i guess i and uh dex and i know
118:08	a lot of stuff that's going on
118:10	and even in real life if we're talking
118:12	to somebody just in general and they
118:14	don't know what we do
118:17	it's kind of strange because i absorb
118:19	almost all of this stuff that we cover
118:22	every single day you may watch and i bet
118:24	you guys are a lot the same because
118:26	you're following along with us and a lot
118:27	of the people that are here every night
118:29	i bet you when you talk to somebody
118:30	you're just like this huge thing of
118:33	knowledge because
118:34	you have 30 news articles in your mind
118:38	every single day
118:39	i do at least and i remember all these
118:41	old ones and i don't have a perfect
118:43	memory but we remember these things
118:45	and you start making connections of all
118:47	the little things that were
118:48	and now are coming true they talked
118:50	about uh
118:52	belarus belarus in my brain i remember
118:55	it is that right
118:57	i remember just about six months ago
118:58	talking about
119:00	how this would happen and now it is
119:02	happening
119:03	this exact scenario almost and i just i
119:05	just remembered that so the the one
119:08	thing is like when you have you've
119:09	absorbed all this much
119:12	it's it's really freaky to see the
119:14	things that your brain was already
119:17	thinking beforehand and it's all coming
119:19	true
119:20	do you guys ever feel like that like you
119:21	know it's just strange uh following this
119:25	all so closely
119:28	we're we're definitely ahead anybody who
119:31	watches the show and i'm not saying this
119:32	because we're the best show on earth is
119:34	because of how much we cover and if you
119:35	actually do watch every single show
119:38	there's no way you could not be
119:40	absorbing all of this stuff that's
119:41	happening every single day it's it just
119:44	gets stuck with you
119:46	um when you talk but i guess my point my
119:48	main point is is most people are not
119:50	following this at all
119:52	none of it so when things happen
119:56	here's where this this really matters is
119:58	when shtf happens you are going to know
120:00	why or you're probably going to know why
120:02	are you going to have a guess why
120:04	most people if something popped off in
120:06	belarus and poland and russia and it
120:08	started ww3
120:10	most people would not know why the hell
120:12	anything was going on they wouldn't have
120:14	no idea why
120:15	you might
120:17	but in general world issues that could
120:20	pop into the next ww3
120:22	we're going to be following this and
120:24	other people aren't so when this happens
120:26	you're going to have a ton of people
120:27	that are completely unprepared and
120:29	they're going to be looking at you and
120:31	asking you what to do
120:35	just remember like
120:36	adam we need to send folks to the other
120:38	channel because otherwise the rest of
120:40	the frugal fam that watches the replay
120:42	is going to miss out we're hitting the
120:44	two hour mark
120:46	okay let's
120:48	and let's get um by the way before we
120:51	switch over hitting it right now okay
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121:11	stories blinken says u.s is concerned
121:13	russia may be attempting to rehash