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01:46	again a lot is is going on right now
01:49	including uh of course the verdict came
01:51	out about kyle uh that was a big not
01:54	guilty which of course uh a lot of
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03:51	on dex and how are you doing today well
03:53	hello adam and hello foogle fam i am
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05:10	so let's get straight into the news we
05:12	have a lot of it so kyle rittenhouse was
05:15	found not guilty on all counts in this
05:18	trial now after four days of
05:20	deliberations a lot of people thought
05:22	that it was going to go the opposite way
05:24	because you know they thought there was
05:26	going to be holdouts uh dex did i mean
05:28	i'm sure at one point you said you
05:30	thought that this might be mean
05:32	something bad because
05:34	four days in
05:35	deliberations are usually good
05:38	yeah this is a long time and and you
05:40	know there's no signs at least from what
05:43	one of the attorneys said after the
05:44	trial today i think it was uh
05:47	his his attorney said you know there was
05:49	no information coming out like they had
05:51	no news that there was a dispute or that
05:54	there was
05:55	you know a big you know
05:56	debate going on so absent any of that it
05:59	just seems like they were just doing
06:00	their due diligence and
06:03	you know
06:04	being thoughtful about the process which
06:06	is good i mean you would actually you
06:07	know
06:08	you know i've been on a jury and i think
06:10	others have too and it's the whole point
06:12	is it's you know you're judged by your
06:14	peers so you really want that process to
06:17	be taken seriously and not
06:19	not be something that people who
06:20	actually have to sit on a jury
06:23	take light-heartedly or just kind of you
06:25	know i just want to get out of here so i
06:26	can go on my vacation or get out of here
06:28	so i can go home and have dinner right
06:30	so on that regard it seems you know
06:32	obviously they spent a great amount of
06:34	time debating it and that duration of
06:36	time certainly lends people to think one
06:38	way or the other
06:39	well because there were there were
06:41	threats towards these jurors uh some of
06:43	them appeared on tv some of them were
06:46	identified
06:47	there were six alternates and i believe
06:49	the six alternates were not used and
06:51	those six alternates uh so in 18 jurors
06:54	total were
06:56	selected and had to sit there through
06:57	this entire trial uh right when i mean
07:00	it is only three weeks but
07:03	that's a long time if you're doing it
07:04	for
07:05	i mean what for whatever they pay a
07:07	juror a hundred percent there's like 30
07:09	bucks a day and then they actually had
07:11	20 jurors
07:13	and uh they ended up losing two
07:15	throughout the process which is not
07:16	uncommon i think one
07:18	was kicked off because he told a
07:21	joke about
07:23	the event that started
07:25	that event and then um to a security
07:28	guard so then that showed bias so they
07:30	had to kick him off and then another one
07:31	i want to say she was pregnant i can't
07:33	remember if that's what it was but there
07:34	was
07:35	a medical concern she felt like she
07:37	couldn't stay on any longer so they lost
07:39	two
07:40	and then had 18 left to then select 12
07:43	from i don't know actually they used a
07:46	lottery style
07:47	you know uh bucket where they you know
07:49	put the numbers in and they had kyle
07:52	actually draw out the six people that
07:54	were not going to be
07:56	uh deliberating which was kind of
07:58	interesting the tumbler is apparently uh
08:00	yeah and apparently that it looks like
08:02	something like a bingo hall would use uh
08:04	apparently that is something that is
08:06	uh
08:07	actually quite normal there in uh in
08:11	in that city or state uh a lot of people
08:13	used quite a quite a bit by that that
08:15	judge over the years so it's not so it
08:18	was it's just odd to the rest of the
08:19	world
08:20	okay so is it just that judge or
08:22	something because like i honestly the
08:24	the debate on uh twitter was back it was
08:27	so heated and i i just i can't stand how
08:30	twitter is so back and forth it's like
08:33	if you look through the comments we
08:35	could spend a whole show going through
08:36	any given subject and it is so polarized
08:40	and
08:41	basically it's everyone's opinion is the
08:44	opinion of one or the other news media
08:48	it's like you see their quote is
08:51	literally copy and pasted from somebody
08:54	else's mouth that is on their favorite
08:56	news channel and i i just nobody thinks
08:59	by themselves anymore it's mostly you
09:02	know whoever
09:03	whoever they heard and usually it's on
09:05	the side that they're already on their
09:07	echo chamber that they talk about it's
09:09	usually whoever they heard that sounded
09:12	the most eloquent that uh was the most
09:15	convincing or said it that made the most
09:17	logical sense and again people can make
09:19	logical sense out of almost anything
09:22	with the proper uh speaking and and the
09:25	the way that they
09:26	uh communicate and the way that they say
09:29	things uh and so i mean you literally
09:32	they've had uh people with british
09:33	accents say things that don't make any
09:35	sense and people believe them because
09:37	they sound smart this they've done
09:40	studies on this and people believe it
09:42	well and what's crazy when you look when
09:44	you listen these sound bites you can
09:46	always tell
09:47	the obvious uh uninformed sound bite is
09:50	the same thing that's being repeated
09:51	over and over again and it goes
09:52	something like this
09:54	uh the the kid was driven there by his
09:56	mom crossed state lines with a weapon
09:59	and performed this act well none of that
10:01	is true if you actually watch the the
10:04	trial like none of that was true the
10:06	weapon was there he actually had family
10:08	there he went in and out of town and
10:09	worked there um he didn't his mom didn't
10:12	drive him there he drove himself right
10:13	and he stayed at a friend's house and
10:15	that's where he got his weapon from in
10:18	the state like so if you're gonna spew
10:20	nonsense
10:22	like you should at least have the facts
10:23	before you spew it so when you see these
10:25	people repeat the same thing and i'm
10:26	talking high profile people will say the
10:28	exact same thing
10:29	even today after he's already been
10:32	acquitted they'll say the exact same
10:34	thing and it's just like okay these are
10:36	copy paste talking points
10:38	well and you know i i have a side that i
10:41	really prefer more than the other but i
10:44	see both sides doing it but i really do
10:45	see it's like
10:47	it's uh cold hard facts versus uh bias i
10:51	mean like like an actual bias like they
10:53	try to go against everything possible i
10:55	i know that there are two sides and the
10:59	people that sit in the middle and say oh
11:00	both sides do it i see one side doing it
11:03	a whole lot less they're actually going
11:05	by common sense and i'm sorry that's how
11:08	it i i and it's not i i try to look at
11:11	it really critically and say is anything
11:13	they are saying absolutely incorrect
11:16	whatsoever is there any chance that they
11:18	could be and i'm talking facts when you
11:21	speak facts actual facts then it's a lot
11:24	harder to uh then it's a lot easier to
11:26	decide who which side is telling the
11:29	truth when you are
11:31	you know classically omitting facts from
11:34	all almost anything i mean i saw at
11:37	seven hours after the last kind of
11:39	statement was made
11:41	uh cnn in in specific made an article
11:44	that omitted all sorts of evidence that
11:47	we all watched everybody that watched
11:49	the trial but the here's the thing
11:51	they're counting on a ton of people that
11:53	they want to get fighting with each
11:55	other did not watch the actual trial
11:58	people like yourself and people like me
12:00	i watched a lot of it i didn't watch all
12:02	of it but i believe you watched almost
12:04	all of it right and i i didn't miss a
12:06	single minute i've watched everybody yep
12:10	during the dull times when nothing was
12:12	going on yeah so you know that there
12:14	were a lot
12:15	of actual
12:17	facts in this thing but it's still it's
12:20	still super
12:21	super
12:22	split on this and i yeah it's just un
12:26	unbelievable how divided we are
12:28	i have a final thought and that goes
12:30	like this you know take out the politics
12:32	take out even the kid right there's two
12:34	things that i took from this one
12:36	was um you know self-defense was
12:38	preserved at least in that state in that
12:41	county as it was defined by their local
12:44	uh politicians and people there like
12:46	that's what they wanted and it upheld
12:48	right and then the second thing that uh
12:50	is interesting here is you have to look
12:52	at how important
12:53	alternative media or independent
12:56	journalism played a role here because if
12:58	you didn't have that the only story you
13:01	would have is this mo this story that
13:03	came from msm
13:05	which we all know is so far from what
13:08	the facts were when you go look at the
13:10	case and what the facts are in the case
13:12	is really only there because there were
13:15	hundreds of videos from independent
13:17	journalists on all different sides of
13:18	political spectrums whether they were
13:21	neutral or sighted it didn't matter the
13:23	videos don't lie right and all of that
13:25	information sort of brought together the
13:27	real picture and the truth sort of
13:29	prevailed
13:30	and remind you a lot of videos came out
13:32	in the trial that you are not even
13:34	seeing on twitter i mean there was there
13:36	was all sorts of stuff that came out in
13:38	trial that nobody knew and this is why i
13:41	keep telling people like wait when you
13:43	see something and it happened five hours
13:45	ago and people are already protesting or
13:48	already doing this or that it's like
13:50	wait until you see the whole thing in
13:52	fact i don't even think he would be
13:53	there if people have would have you know
13:56	possibly waited
13:57	to see all of the information but people
14:00	uh when they they want to get up and and
14:02	uh get out right when it's hot and it's
14:05	just how human nature works it's like
14:07	when people are red in the eyes and they
14:09	want to go out and and uh
14:11	and take out their frustrations they do
14:13	it right then they don't wait nobody's
14:16	nobody's waiting so i mean i i don't
14:17	even have to read this essentially he
14:19	would have faced a life sentence in
14:21	prison it's not guilty it's a it is a
14:25	some think it's a big loss on one side
14:27	and some believe it's a big win uh for
14:30	self-defense cases across the planet or
14:32	across the country and again you know
14:34	some people are watching this across the
14:36	planet because this was a huge deal this
14:39	was something that caused uh unrest
14:41	across the planet
14:43	like literally in other countries all
14:45	over the place uh that same event
14:48	was happening all over the world
14:50	so that's what's really even
14:53	crazier about right now
14:55	is a lot of the stuff that is happening
14:57	here is now happening in europe
14:58	happening in australia happening all
15:00	over the place
15:01	and it's so weird that you know we're
15:03	going through cv and we're all going
15:05	through the same thing we have more in
15:07	common than we have ever had in common
15:10	in the past 100 years i think
15:13	especially with cv we're all going
15:15	through the same stress that's really
15:17	unique uh the same people that are in
15:19	you know scotland or australia are going
15:21	through the same problems that you know
15:23	i'm going through in seattle that is
15:25	really
15:26	really unique so we should be coming
15:28	together not divided
15:30	over stuff like this it's just crazy
15:33	so yeah not guilty on all counts and
15:35	then by
15:36	noctur says he's fit for office after
15:39	annual physical
15:41	it says president b's physician on
15:43	friday determined he was healthy and fit
15:44	to execute the duties of the presidency
15:47	following his annual physical uh the day
15:49	before his 79th birthday now one thing i
15:51	don't get he did his colonoscopy and all
15:53	this other stuff it's like
15:55	do you think that that doctor was gonna
15:56	say he's not fit for it um did they
16:00	include kind of mental uh mental tests
16:03	or did they just kind of put up a card
16:05	and like does this look like a butterfly
16:06	or an ink blot no inkblot okay good
16:09	you're good good to go
16:11	um i would say you know i would say one
16:14	of the
16:15	they should add a requirement is like
16:16	basic remembering things i guess
16:21	in fact what was i talking about
16:24	oh yeah i wouldn't be a good president
16:26	but i would say as far as like getting
16:29	up and and being able to uh even read
16:32	without you know forgetting where you
16:34	put your stuff is kind of like
16:36	you would think that that would be the
16:38	uh
16:39	requirement for the highest office the
16:41	the one thing is is like
16:42	decks
16:43	there's
16:45	they hold
16:46	really high requirements for higher
16:48	positions in companies this is the
16:50	highest position in the world there is
16:53	no higher position
16:54	and this is also one of the oldest
16:56	people if not the oldest i think he's
16:58	the oldest ever be sworn in so
17:00	um yeah and it's interesting they did
17:02	address the two
17:04	things that had been most recently
17:06	commented on uh by
17:08	by the um
17:10	the the press so to speak and that was
17:12	his uh consistent clearing of his throat
17:14	or coughing or hacking
17:16	and the fact that he seems to be walking
17:19	differently
17:20	um so they they did they did touch on
17:23	those two things and sort of dismissed
17:24	them as you know uh part of i want to
17:27	say it was gerd and
17:28	and uh
17:30	leftovers from his broken foot if we
17:32	remember when he tripped and fell with
17:34	the dog in the bathroom or something
17:35	like that uh a year ago
17:38	and it was in a boot for like uh a week
17:40	or two
17:41	i have the the highlighted uh part here
17:45	it said o'connor noted president b's
17:47	broken foot he suffered roughly a year
17:50	ago uh could contribute to the awkward
17:53	walk but he more broadly assessed uh
17:55	president b was dealing with a spinal
17:58	arthritis and peripheral neuropathy
18:01	meaning some loss of sensation in the
18:03	feet it said o'connor also wrote that uh
18:05	president b is experiencing throat
18:07	clearing
18:09	so
18:10	an increasingly uh increasing frequency
18:13	and severity and said that he attributed
18:16	it to a digestive disorder known as
18:18	gastro uh gastrophageal
18:22	i know i'm saying esophageal
18:25	gastroesophage
18:27	uh reflux or
18:30	gerd
18:32	president b's got the gerd
18:34	he's got a gird in his throat
18:36	uh and then president b uh of course
18:38	experience occasional symptoms of
18:40	gastroesophageal
18:42	reflux primarily having to clear his
18:44	throat more often this may contribute to
18:47	occasional cough and sinus congestion
18:48	his symptoms are typically
18:50	exacerbated shortly after meals he wrote
18:53	so after he eats he
18:55	okay either way
18:57	yeah
18:58	um by noon uh so
19:02	with uh wow and he's 184 pounds that's
19:05	actually more than i thought he would
19:07	that's actually more than i thought he
19:09	would weigh how tall is he didn't say
19:11	what how tall he is
19:13	um anyways so
19:15	they say he is uh healthy and fit for
19:19	the job
19:20	um
19:21	what's up with the every all these
19:24	high-ranking uh politicians having a
19:26	foot brace right
19:28	we saw uh hillary with one we saw uh
19:31	what's his face what was it john mccain
19:33	i think or something remember the the
19:35	whole thing about the yeah it's almost
19:37	like the black eye club right it's weird
19:40	it's weird you know if you guys know
19:41	about the black eye club then
19:44	weird stuff and then uh billy portner
19:46	thank you so much wynton dupree says
19:48	they want chaos that keeps us distracted
19:50	from the big power grab
19:53	what's crazy is it is it does keep them
19:55	keep most people distracted most people
19:57	are focused on that they're discussing
19:59	that
20:00	or they're talking about whatever is
20:02	going on currently if if you are
20:04	constantly putting pressure on somebody
20:06	and saying you have to do this
20:09	almost
20:10	everybody is going to go oh oh yeah
20:13	they're not focused on anything else
20:14	because now things are affecting them
20:16	once you affect every citizen in the
20:18	country
20:19	or someone around them then all of a
20:21	sudden they're they're in their bubble
20:23	and all of a sudden something is on them
20:25	they're not then spending their time
20:27	looking at what is actually happening
20:29	outside of their world uh wynton dupree
20:31	again good guy good comment uh deborah
20:33	pratt uh
20:35	revantine rev19 uh r oh rev revelations
20:40	19 10 says uh praying for your health
20:42	adam in jesus name hey thank you i
20:44	appreciate that and uh god bless you
20:46	thank you for the prayer
20:48	uh
20:49	yeah i just i always i always hope it's
20:51	not
20:52	yeah
20:54	and then we have president b to get the
20:57	colonoscopy today ahead of his birthday
20:59	we kind of covered that and kamal harris
21:01	will become acting president and as he
21:03	goes under um wait a second so did that
21:06	that already happened
21:07	yeah that already happened so she is now
21:09	the first female acting president uh
21:13	ever and you know she went in on as i
21:16	said sort of jokingly she went in with a
21:18	colon on a colonoscopy and ended it with
21:20	uh the written house verdict
21:23	wait a second wait a second so
21:25	since he went under they swore her in
21:27	and she was the president for a matter
21:29	of
21:30	however much time
21:33	yeah that's correct
21:35	acting president as i would call it what
21:37	in the world what if they didn't undo it
21:40	what if they didn't undo it what if
21:43	because remember you know that what the
21:44	theory is right
21:46	the theory is that she it would be
21:48	somehow
21:49	that something would happen to him and
21:51	then she would be sworn in
21:54	she was technically sworn in today
21:57	that's that's insane
22:00	that is really insane to me
22:02	um i because he was out he was
22:05	technically knocked out and since that
22:07	was the case they had to swear her in
22:10	um did do they do all that publicly like
22:12	did they publicly swear him back in then
22:14	does that does that mean he has to be
22:17	uh she has to be unsworn and then he's
22:19	sworn in again yeah it's it's just a
22:21	it's a it's a i think it's some sort of
22:23	document he signs over um if i remember
22:25	correctly it's a transfer of power and
22:27	then it gets untransferred when he comes
22:29	back out of
22:30	that state you know it's also
22:32	interesting in here they talk about
22:33	other presidents like this has happened
22:35	with bush and whatever but apparently it
22:37	happened under dt
22:38	um and uh t-man apparently chose not to
22:43	go under
22:45	they're saying he avoided anesthesia so
22:47	that he did not have to transfer power
22:55	so t-man president uh our last president
22:58	was awake for the whole thing they were
23:00	going up there and and he was uh
23:04	he was awake for that and uh because he
23:06	was like i ain't giving this up for even
23:08	an hour that is that is pretty bad
23:12	uh
23:13	that kind of says something too but back
23:15	then we should have saw that and go okay
23:17	do you really trust your your vp then
23:20	like you you didn't want to give it up
23:21	for an hour uh he i don't think he
23:24	trusted too many people around him
23:25	because look at what happened look at
23:26	what happened with all the people around
23:28	him uh almost all of the original people
23:30	he ended up firing because he he said he
23:32	didn't trust him
23:37	and then
23:38	nasa seeks ideas for a nuclear reactor
23:42	sorry i got a case of the gerd a gerd
23:45	nasa seeks ideas for the nuclear reactor
23:48	on the moon
23:50	what so what do you think about this i'm
23:52	going to go over to the chat i want to
23:53	see what your idea on this is and why
23:56	uh this is this is like really kind of
23:58	odd it says if anyone has a good idea on
24:01	how to put a nuclear fission power plant
24:04	on the moon the u.s government wants to
24:06	hear about it nasa and the nation's top
24:09	federal nuclear research lab on friday
24:11	put out a request for proposals on a
24:14	fission surface power system it says
24:16	nasa is collaborating with the u.s
24:18	department of energy's idaho national
24:20	laboratory to establish a
24:23	sun-independent power source
24:25	for missions to the moon by the end of
24:28	the decade
24:29	so just to
24:31	why don't they want to use the sun
24:33	yeah what why this is really weird
24:37	just to read that again so people know
24:38	that
24:40	they want to establish a sun independent
24:43	power source for missions to the moon by
24:46	the end of the decade are is this really
24:47	for the moon or is this for here
24:50	are we going it's for the dark side
24:54	oh that is freaky
24:57	and with this movie coming out i wish we
24:59	could do copyrighted i wish we could
25:01	show this stuff because the new
25:04	moon fall uh trailer came out and they
25:06	extended it they brought out uh that
25:08	there's there's aliens involved in this
25:11	new uh this new moon fall movie and it
25:15	shows the moon crashing into earth but
25:17	it also shows that in uh in the moon
25:20	landing that apparently the two minutes
25:22	that we lost contact which is true uh
25:25	they say it wasn't true and that they
25:27	actually encountered this weird uh alien
25:31	watery weird uh
25:33	you know matter-like alien and that the
25:36	moon
25:37	it shows in the end was some sort of
25:39	gyroscope spinning satellite which of
25:42	course has been a theory for years that
25:44	it's some sort of satellite or it's some
25:46	sort of alien force or something is
25:48	watching us right
25:50	well it is really weird that china went
25:53	to the far side of the moon just
25:55	recently
25:56	and then of course now they're looking
25:58	to make a nuclear-powered uh power plant
26:02	that is sun independent
26:05	like this is super weird
26:08	i i something is something is off right
26:10	here and i bet you later on we're gonna
26:12	go back to this
26:13	so what what if this is a precursor to
26:16	the you know artemis mission
26:19	and they get this launched and they send
26:21	it up there and then they have some sort
26:23	of accident and now the place is
26:25	contaminated and we can't go
26:27	now we have an excuse not to go
26:30	because maybe
26:31	as some people suggest it may not be
26:33	possible i don't know
26:35	right
26:36	because some people think by the time we
26:37	actually oh we're all gonna go to the
26:39	moon then it will be uh it will be
26:41	radioactive and nobody will be able to
26:43	go and and uh they'll have an excuse of
26:45	why
26:46	uh after spending trillions of dollars
26:49	on something that never would even you
26:51	know ever come to pass right
26:53	that would that would kind of back up
26:55	some of the the folks uh theory that are
26:57	in here that
26:58	again might not believe in uh space in
27:01	general right
27:02	again that is something that that that
27:05	is a theory right
27:06	it says providing a reliable high power
27:08	system on the moon is a vital next step
27:10	in human space exploration and achieving
27:13	it is within our grasp uh that was
27:15	sebastian corbisiero uh the fission
27:18	surface power project lead at the lab
27:21	said in a statement in a successful
27:24	if successful in supporting a sustained
27:26	human presence on the moon the next
27:28	objective would be mars nasa says
27:30	fission surface power
27:32	could provide sustained abundant power
27:35	no matter the environmental conditions
27:37	on the moon or mars
27:39	i expect fission surface power systems
27:41	to greatly benefit uh the plans for
27:44	power architectures for the moon and
27:46	mars and even drive innovation for uses
27:49	here on earth
27:50	okay here's another thought
27:52	you need a sun independent uh say we
27:55	don't have a sun we need something that
27:57	that will power uh you know regardless
28:00	if we have sun or not
28:03	i wonder if uh if
28:05	say if they knew that a cloud was going
28:07	to be wrapped around the planet
28:09	for say
28:11	a hundred years or two years or five
28:13	years or ten years
28:15	like something impacting or say
28:18	something like
28:19	an event like
28:21	say yellowstone goes off
28:24	now a freaky fact that most of you
28:26	probably know already but
28:29	a lot of the bison and or buffalo bison
28:32	or buffalo
28:33	one of the the two
28:35	have been leaving in droves from
28:37	yellowstone and that freaked out a lot
28:39	of people they're like why are the bison
28:41	or buffalo
28:42	leaving dex did you hear about that
28:46	i don't believe we actually covered no i
28:48	i didn't i'm looking it up
28:50	yeah can we pull up
28:52	any kind of documentation on that just
28:54	to make sure that we
28:56	back that up uh kristen gary thank you
28:58	so much for your support thank you for
29:00	the super chat i appreciate you and then
29:05	uh
29:06	billy bob thank you hey thank you for
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29:10	says we love you guys yeah i like to
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29:14	it does not take as much uh basically
29:16	you said the same thing almost as gone
29:17	girl thank you
29:19	and then selena h thank you adam dex and
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29:53	bear claus uh we've got chef lee uh
29:56	recalcitrant
30:00	and
30:01	let's see
30:08	and uh decks to help you out if you're
30:10	not finding it it is about uh probably
30:13	two weeks ago or maybe a week ago
30:18	okay i'm gonna go over to the chat why
30:19	do you think that they are asking for
30:23	this power plant on the moon and why do
30:25	you think they mentioned specifically
30:27	that it needs to be sun independent
30:31	uh buffalo migrate it's normal
30:34	for any cascadia we'll show you what we
30:36	mean
30:37	yeah no they they actually do migrate
30:39	out of there every year um and they were
30:41	talking about it in february i'm looking
30:43	for something in the last two weeks hang
30:44	on
30:48	mary greeley covered that uh annual
30:50	migration of bison
30:53	so i wouldn't even mention it if it was
30:55	just the uh regular migration it was
30:57	something that was mentioned that was
30:59	unusual
31:00	that it was not at the time of migration
31:03	because they were smoking too many
31:04	joints in the back room
31:06	says christine k
31:08	razar uh the moon's star tax
31:11	star trek's lost ship
31:14	because this uh somebody said something
31:17	there that was good to explore the dark
31:19	side uh says texas mama mo
31:24	see your snow falling uh gone members
31:26	i'm so happy for kyle rittenhouse
31:30	they left old faithful area which is not
31:33	normal okay so
31:36	29 photos says that says that they l
31:39	left old faithful area which is not
31:42	normal
31:45	trembling is higher in yosemite maybe uh
31:47	says susan in the house nuclear power
31:50	plants need to separate uh two separate
31:52	power sources for 100 years here
31:56	nobody is landing on the moon says joe
31:58	shields from boston dark side of the
32:00	moon is one epic album that's uh
32:05	i yeah that would definitely be uh
32:07	agreeable on a lot of a lot of ends
32:09	there space race for distraction uh
32:12	jordan b bear that could very well be
32:14	too
32:16	yes a lot more active lately cesaris so
32:19	one thing though i see that almost every
32:21	subject is a distraction so what is real
32:24	that's that's what i don't understand if
32:26	everything every last thing is a
32:28	distraction then
32:30	how are you picking out truth and i'm
32:32	not saying it's bad to say that there
32:34	are distractions
32:35	uh is war with china a distraction
32:37	because we've had real uh world
32:39	conflicts and that wasn't as distraction
32:41	back then and they had operations back
32:43	then they had psyops and all sorts of
32:45	stuff
32:47	see i i believe we will go but and and
32:49	it's hard for people to grasp because
32:51	guess what people don't think that
32:53	someone could sign something or uh push
32:57	something through that's gonna kill
32:59	millions of people
33:01	but people do that all the time
33:03	jim lange says we are living in a
33:04	simulation
33:06	crazy rabbit hole if you go down that uh
33:09	that rabbit hole us army small reactor
33:11	experiment rod stick
33:13	uh google bison leaving yellowstone 2021
33:16	article
33:17	november 6th
33:21	summer love says bison leaving
33:23	yellowstone
33:25	uh 2021 article
33:28	and i guess uh they found it they were
33:30	screaming let's go brandon uh the bison
33:34	we're saying yeah that's i the one the
33:36	second one that comes up on that is the
33:37	one from february 2021 where it's
33:39	talking about the bison migrating out of
33:41	yellowstone
33:43	but that that was the annual migration i
33:45	can't find the other one that's unusual
33:48	huh
33:50	well if they're just migrating then it's
33:52	not a big deal at all
33:55	so one other thought back to the nuclear
33:57	reactor though um you know we have been
34:00	told by the elite that the
34:04	solar generation is the future right
34:07	but there's it seems to be that there's
34:09	another side to that equation that is
34:11	being told to us by a different set
34:13	of technical people
34:15	saying that no no no we need to have
34:17	uh nuclear we've seen this like with the
34:20	um
34:21	uh expansion of nuclear power in china
34:23	right like they didn't say hey we're
34:25	going to open up a whole bunch of solar
34:26	farms they said we're going to want you
34:28	know build 130 new nuclear power plants
34:30	right
34:31	and they're saying hey you know for
34:33	power on the moon we don't want to use
34:35	solar
34:36	we need something that's nuclear right
34:39	well you know especially when you get
34:41	out of our atmosphere you know the solar
34:43	power that you can generate is even
34:44	greater or at least it should be more
34:45	efficient and easy
34:47	especially when you have a constant
34:49	the ability to have a constant view so
34:51	it's kind of interesting when you think
34:52	about these
34:53	is this a you know not that it's done
34:55	for political purposes but you know this
34:58	is one side of the equation saying no no
35:00	we need nuclear power
35:02	um versus other sides of the equation
35:04	saying no it should all be you know wind
35:06	and solar well you know what else is i
35:08	always see these commercials saying you
35:10	know get uh solar power for free from
35:12	the government the government's trying
35:14	to convert everybody to solar well what
35:16	if what if the earth is covered with a
35:18	cloud like that like yellowstone goes
35:20	off or something happens where uh
35:22	there's a cloud around the planet then
35:24	all of those people that converted over
35:26	to solar they won't have power
35:29	at all but the people that have uh
35:31	nuclear power then i guess they're okay
35:33	right
35:34	uh i don't know i i just thought it was
35:36	kind of odd everybody's going towards
35:38	solar uh which would make sense if you
35:41	know
35:42	we always have the sun but there are
35:44	events that can happen that would block
35:46	out the sun uh
35:48	again create pretty uh
35:51	pretty uh interesting stuff it's
35:53	definitely uh worth it's worth following
35:57	uh theta mooned me says uh learning
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37:14	suppress ascension maybe
37:17	good uh good good question i don't know
37:21	and then uh
37:23	before we talk about nasa has a plan to
37:25	stop an asteroid from hitting earth by
37:27	slamming into it i do want to remind you
37:30	well we actually we have shown you a ton
37:33	of data on this and the reason why is
37:36	because i firmly believe it and dex
37:38	firmly believes that we have talked to
37:40	several people and including uh some of
37:42	the higher ranking people that are
37:44	actually in charge of this
37:47	again i wish that i sometimes i wish we
37:50	could have some of these people on our
37:51	show
37:52	because of some of the other subjects
37:54	we've covered
37:55	a lot of these people i you know they
37:57	say one thing but they uh really mean
37:59	another
38:00	as far as coming on our show they
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40:11	all right and then uh chris and gary
40:12	more than grateful for what you do thank
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40:15	everyone
40:17	thank you kristin i uh appreciate all
40:19	all of the uh people that have been
40:22	following us for years and have come to
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40:26	can't say thank you enough so
40:29	i have i have a lot of theories and and
40:32	you know some people say that
40:35	you know well which one's going to
40:36	happen is it going to be yellowstone is
40:38	it going to be
40:40	an asteroid is it going to be an
40:41	earthquake is it going to be uh you know
40:45	is it going to be uh nuclear war
40:48	i honestly at this point a lot of my
40:51	theories do have a backing with the
40:53	bible and with some of the prophecy that
40:56	has already come true
40:58	it very well could be all and you know i
41:01	always feel crazy saying that
41:04	but dex do you do you get what i mean if
41:06	you say that you know
41:08	i guess we're waiting for which one
41:11	right but what if we did have an event
41:13	where we had uh several of them come one
41:16	after another i guess it would be
41:18	even if you don't believe in any
41:20	religion it's like then you would
41:22	believe in the science and then you
41:23	would believe that one of these things
41:25	is bound to happen at some point
41:28	there's several things that can end us
41:30	as an earth so why wouldn't you not
41:32	think that you know one of these is
41:34	eventually going to happen
41:36	well yeah i think part of it is is you
41:38	know you may not believe in one of the
41:41	types
41:42	and that type could happen and it still
41:44	may not make you a believer because you
41:47	may believe that it was fictitious right
41:49	in the way it was produced
41:51	um whether it be you know a fireball
41:53	from the sky
41:54	versus a missile from the sky right
41:57	um you know as an example
41:59	or whether it's a natural you know
42:02	tsunami or it was an induced tsunami
42:04	from some sort of technology under the
42:06	uh
42:07	under the water right or it's a missile
42:10	from the ground that goes up and comes
42:11	back down because there is no from up
42:14	down right either way well no matter
42:16	what you believe
42:17	i like you've said before
42:19	either way we're going to see something
42:21	happen and on our end it's going to be
42:23	painful it's not going to change the
42:25	amount of pain we we experience it's not
42:27	going to change the amount of stuff that
42:29	we're gonna need if the power's out for
42:31	a year
42:32	you know what i mean like it's it it
42:34	either way it's it's a good thing to to
42:36	prepare for things that are
42:38	possibilities and i think it's
42:40	responsible and a lot of people don't
42:42	see it that way they think it is crazy
42:44	but where does that thought of society
42:46	thinking you're crazy for preparing or
42:49	prepping where does this thought that
42:51	you are crazy for preparing for
42:54	something that is a real possibility
42:56	that they have told us that it's not
42:58	only a real possibility that it's a high
43:01	a high ranking threat
43:04	for for instance dhs department of
43:06	homeland security telling us to have six
43:08	months to a year of food now
43:10	us government is now
43:12	working with
43:14	facebook to find out who actually is
43:16	preparing why that doesn't make any
43:19	sense to me now they're not saying it's
43:20	the us government but it's within a week
43:23	of
43:24	the u.s government jen pasaki coming out
43:26	and saying you know we're working
43:28	directly with uh facebook and then they
43:30	say
43:31	you know who's prepping tell on your
43:33	neighbors yeah in my experience with the
43:36	tack and with the data and the things
43:37	that they collect
43:39	that's more of a a sign than it is um
43:42	something that they're going after in
43:44	other words
43:45	it certainly could be that they just
43:46	want to know who's prepping i think what
43:48	they really want to know
43:50	is that they've with all of their data
43:52	analysis over the last four years or
43:54	eight years really
43:55	of looking at what who's saying what and
43:57	who's reacting
43:59	you know to this uh
44:01	this political thing versus that
44:03	political thing if they want to start
44:04	categorizing people they learn off of
44:06	the things they do so one of the big
44:08	things that they can easily pick up is
44:10	in their mind the people that are on
44:11	those dhs warnings tend to be
44:15	um heavily engaged in being prepared so
44:18	therefore they say well if we if we know
44:20	that then what we need to do is find
44:22	everybody who falls into that category
44:24	and then we can start labeling them as
44:26	such
44:27	it's sort of like if everybody
44:29	if they were looking for people who
44:30	loved wine and cheese and people who
44:32	love wine and cheese drive porsches and
44:34	they could find people that drive
44:35	porsches a lot easier than they could
44:36	find people that like wine and cheese
44:38	well then they could just find all the
44:39	porsche drivers and then sell them wine
44:41	and cheese does that make sense
44:44	yeah but we but so why why do you think
44:47	that the facebook so facebook did it to
44:50	essentially
44:52	try to chat after this category
44:54	yeah you're you're spot on like the but
44:56	what they're neces what they're doing is
44:59	is they're saying hey this category or
45:01	this type this type of person who does
45:03	this activity
45:05	tends to be in that so we're going to
45:07	identify them as much as we can so we
45:10	can keep an eye on them or
45:12	label them
45:13	as the dhs wants them to be labeled as
45:15	ts so that we can monitor them
45:18	differently i would think i would think
45:19	if you were an adversary you would want
45:21	to know as much about your enemy as
45:24	possible and not saying the us
45:26	government is seeing us isn't it and i
45:28	mean that that could be a possibility
45:30	but what if china had infiltrated to the
45:32	point where they were in our government
45:35	uh going down and working with companies
45:37	like facebook or in in invested or
45:40	involved with facebook they've told
45:42	facebook like hey china we're gonna take
45:44	over the world you
45:46	get to get your spot on the table we
45:48	need you to do this they're trying to
45:50	find out which american citizens have
45:52	this stuff
45:53	so when whatever happens
45:56	they can find them quickly and get them
45:58	knocked out of the way do you know what
46:00	i mean like what what if that is yeah
46:03	and i i think that it's so here's where
46:05	i'm going with it and you're right it
46:07	could be very much they want to know
46:08	where the food is right but i think it's
46:10	probably more like they want to know
46:11	where the bang bangs are well it is
46:14	probably a really close correlation that
46:17	99.99 percent of people that have a lot
46:19	of food stored up have they also have
46:21	bang bangs yep so if i can't ask you to
46:23	tell me which of your friends have bang
46:25	bangs because that would be
46:27	you know obviously a question nobody's
46:29	going to want to answer i could say do
46:31	you know anybody that's prepping
46:33	and then if if i tell them who i think
46:35	is prepping then that gives them an idea
46:37	of somebody to add to the list that's
46:38	probably got
46:39	you know a collection of uh bang bangs
46:42	it sounds like they're getting ready to
46:44	go up against us or something
46:47	they definitely want the data they
46:49	definitely want to know who's who and
46:51	and that's why you know the more you
46:52	share the more power you're giving them
46:54	right
46:55	and they would the more information they
46:57	have about who's out there where they
46:58	are what they have who they associate
47:00	with you know what time of day they're
47:02	active when when do they sleep at night
47:05	all of those inform all that information
47:06	is key
47:08	uh to anybody that wants to come
47:10	take over someone
47:13	i don't know it's it's uh
47:15	very very uh
47:17	very creepy to think about
47:20	well either way um
47:22	to get back to this it it says that nasa
47:25	wants to stop an asteroid
47:28	uh
47:29	by hitting it it says
47:32	it says to hear elena adams tell it our
47:34	planet is under constant assault from
47:37	space dust and debris
47:39	chunks of rock and artifacts
47:41	from the formation of the solar system
47:44	to name a few it says and these objects
47:47	are raining down on us incessantly at
47:50	bewildering speeds it says earth gets
47:52	bombarded all the time with this stuff
47:54	adams a systems engineer in john hopkins
47:57	applied physics laboratory told the
47:58	daily beast it says usually that's not a
48:01	problem the atmosphere handily
48:03	takes
48:04	care of the bulk of space junk that
48:06	tries to get through burning it into
48:08	cosmic ash and that we mortals on land
48:11	never have to worry about
48:12	but bigger things occasionally get
48:14	through that uh can cause serious damage
48:17	in 2013 an asteroid the size of a small
48:19	apartment building exploded 14 miles
48:22	over
48:24	links
48:25	russia creating a nuclear level blast
48:28	and sending shock waves that broke
48:30	windows over 200 square miles injuring
48:33	some sixteen hundred people
48:36	it says well we can go on average
48:39	centuries or millennial without an
48:40	asteroid impact that could say take out
48:43	your hometown
48:44	on average isn't always necessarily a
48:47	good guide of the real next time
48:49	something's going to happen
48:51	said andy rivkin
48:53	it says we need an insurance policy
48:56	that's what they're saying
48:59	it says that's why on november 24th at 1
49:01	20 a.m nasa is launching its dart
49:04	mission to see if it can ram into an
49:06	asteroid and knock it off course
49:09	if there was an asteroid coming towards
49:11	earth we would want to be able to
49:13	protect it
49:14	it to be protected said adams dart leads
49:17	mission systems engineer we don't want
49:19	to be dinosaurs
49:22	at 25 meters across the an asteroid the
49:24	size of the one in shablings falls
49:27	somewhere in the category category of
49:29	bad news big enough to cause injuries
49:32	and probably scare the crap out of a lot
49:34	of people but likely not catastrophic
49:37	something that's a thousand meters wide
49:40	or about .6 miles and we're looking at a
49:43	civilization collapse
49:45	it says
49:46	that of course nasa has identified
49:48	nearly all the potential planet killers
49:51	and doesn't expect them to come knocking
49:52	anytime in the foreseeable future
49:55	it's the ones in the middle size range
49:57	that are a bit more worrisome an
49:59	asteroid about 140 meters across
50:01	one and a half football fields wide
50:04	could wipe out washington dc and take
50:06	northern virginia and southern maryland
50:08	with it according to nasa there are
50:10	probably 25 000 near-earth asteroids
50:13	around that size
50:14	circling the sun
50:16	and the agency only has eyes on an
50:18	estimated 40 percent of them
50:20	if our telescopes were to spot one
50:22	heading our way there's nothing right
50:24	now we could do about it
50:27	so and especially if they're coming from
50:29	the sun's direction it's harder to see
50:32	that way or that's what they say right
50:34	so it would not be able to uh they would
50:36	not be able to see it coming or it would
50:38	be last second most of these they
50:40	actually see after it has already passed
50:44	so
50:46	with this something
50:47	by the way what is november 24th is that
50:50	something else as well
50:52	isn't that a special day of some is that
50:54	a deadline or is that 22nd
50:58	when is thanksgiving the 22nd is the
51:01	deadline thanksgiving is the 25th 24th
51:03	is the day before thanksgiving
51:05	so the day before thanksgiving uh they
51:08	are launching this thing
51:10	uh and this is something that was
51:12	already put pushed back wasn't it or was
51:14	this is this a different dart
51:17	no this one was pushed back and this is
51:18	the new date um but
51:20	yeah i think november was the pushback
51:23	from the summer
51:24	well something we were in and uh
51:26	double asteroid redirection test
51:30	that's that's what dart stands for and
51:32	i'm sure we're gonna you know we started
51:34	to hear about it we heard about it when
51:35	they pushed it back we reported about
51:36	this in the summer we reported about it
51:38	you know maybe a month ago i say talked
51:40	more about the date closing in but now
51:41	that we're getting the last you know
51:42	what four days from now this is going to
51:44	be launching we'll probably hear a lot
51:45	more of this story
51:47	um in in the in the media just because
51:50	of the presence of the time of the
51:52	launch
51:53	it seems like we cover things and then
51:55	people talk about them two days later
51:56	and then i see people tweeting us the
51:58	stories two or three days later and i'm
52:00	like we actually covered that on the
52:01	show like three days ago
52:03	um texas rob 49 thank you
52:07	been a while thank you so much
52:10	appreciate you uh texas rob dropped in
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52:14	in d live thank you lisa k for the
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52:40	you marissa one
52:41	they'll probably put you in the lead i
52:43	believe and then texas rob right behind
52:46	uh thank you says texas rob got a cv
52:49	exemption at work hala holla
52:53	uh i'm surprised actually uh d suzy
52:56	thank you for all you do to keep us
52:57	informed blessings thank you dee susie i
53:00	appreciate that
53:01	and uh
53:02	maria gonzalez thank you lisa k 23 nice
53:06	car show going on hey i we really do
53:09	appreciate all the support especially
53:11	over on d live
53:13	d d-live the one great thing too is they
53:14	don't take 50 60
53:17	and all that crazy stuff um so thank you
53:19	thank you so much everybody over there
53:21	that is supporting uh not to mention we
53:24	need alternatives
53:27	like we have to keep alternatives up
53:29	that's no joke
53:31	especially now
53:33	so i've talked about my dart i've also
53:35	uh talked about uh hammer hyper velocity
53:39	asteroid and mitigation emergency
53:41	vehicle response
53:43	response vehicle
53:44	and both uh it's like they're doing all
53:47	sorts of weird asteroid stuff right now
53:50	why and if they have labeled all
53:53	near-earth objects do you think that
53:54	they would tell us if one of them was
53:56	for sure going to hit us in a certain
53:58	day or time
53:59	i highly doubt it
54:01	uh look at all the intimate details
54:04	amazon knows about us dex do you want to
54:06	talk about this uh save me from talking
54:08	for a second absolutely so
54:11	you know we we often talk about the
54:14	social networks whether it be you know
54:16	uh fbook or twitter or um you know the
54:20	owner of this platform
54:22	uh but what we're now you know i guess
54:24	now what is happening is lawmakers are
54:26	starting to turn their um eyes towards
54:29	people like amazon and
54:31	you may not think about it just because
54:33	you could think i'm just going there to
54:34	shop i'm going to go buy a few things
54:36	and buy them and it's not to say
54:37	necessarily that that's bad or good
54:39	however you want to look at it that's
54:40	fine and you know sometimes you're
54:42	buying from amazon sometimes you're
54:43	actually buying from
54:45	you know small independent sellers that
54:46	are just using the amazon platform to
54:48	sell
54:49	but what is worrisome is the amount of
54:51	data that is accessible to someone like
54:54	amazon right like they have your entire
54:56	search history they have every product
54:58	you've ever looked at anything you may
54:59	have bought and what are they doing with
55:01	that data and how how is it being used
55:04	um so i think that's where we're
55:06	starting to see you know these lawmakers
55:08	are wanting to drill in on this to see
55:10	if there are things that need to be
55:11	regulated or if there are things that
55:13	are uh being done that are um you know
55:16	not necessarily in the best interest of
55:18	the public so
55:20	when you think about the amount of
55:21	information and then when you look at
55:23	something like amazon they obviously
55:24	have extended beyond just shopping you
55:26	know they got the
55:27	you know the assistant the virtual
55:29	assistants the amazon um echo and other
55:31	things like that that you can talk to
55:34	and you know what data is actually being
55:36	collected there whether it's your voice
55:39	um listening to things that are going on
55:41	in your home you know and how is that
55:42	information you know being used and then
55:44	you move on from the from the
55:46	microphones you think about all of the
55:47	cameras
55:48	uh whether it's ring doorbell or other
55:50	systems that are plugged into the amazon
55:52	platform and how is all of that data
55:54	being used and it's basically thinking
55:56	about it now oh we just went from this
55:58	notion of oh i went here to buy a
56:00	product just like i went into the store
56:02	to buy laundry detergent at my local big
56:05	box instead i go online and do it now
56:07	we've gotten to this whole
56:08	realm of there's this massive company
56:11	that has a ton of data about us
56:13	everything from audio to video to you
56:15	know thought process shopping process
56:17	who do you buy for what do you buy what
56:19	do you search for etc so
56:22	a rather large amount of data that i
56:24	think we're going to start to see more
56:26	eyes focused on from our
56:29	government officials to see if there are
56:30	things that they need to do
56:31	to help protect the consumers
56:35	well they're already too far into our in
56:39	into our lives and they're all these uh
56:42	all these uh electronic companies are
56:45	just
56:46	absolutely digging into anything they
56:48	can they're worse than what you know
56:50	they're getting worse than what snowden
56:52	was talking about it's not now the
56:54	government it's corporations that are in
56:56	our lives and then we have
56:59	the two russian
57:01	boomers make flight
57:03	near alaska so
57:05	we moved artillery last year into alaska
57:09	there was a lot of movement going on all
57:12	this year we in fact we have moved gear
57:14	all over the country if you are military
57:16	or no military then you know what i'm
57:18	talking about uh they are moving massive
57:22	amounts of gear all around the country
57:24	and not like just normal
57:26	drills like they're lining up our actual
57:28	coastlines
57:30	i cannot wait until i can prove this or
57:32	until uh there's going to be actual
57:35	proof
57:36	that they are lining our coastlines with
57:38	this stuff and they're using the
57:40	coastline bases to do this but also
57:44	they're storing outside the bases you
57:45	know what that means i well i okay i'm
57:48	sorry not what it means i what i think
57:50	it means i think that they are storing
57:53	all this military gear outside the bases
57:55	because they're worried about the actual
57:57	basis and almost every time i've seen
57:59	this and the the pictures that we get
58:02	sent they're all under cover they don't
58:04	want the enemy seeing it from satellite
58:06	but when you're driving on the freeway
58:08	especially the truckers line that we
58:10	have uh for truckers around the country
58:12	to report to us on i believe option
58:14	three on the phone line
58:17	is people are seeing these military
58:19	vehicles being stored in weird places
58:21	and they're always under these big tents
58:23	it's because they don't want people
58:25	seeing where they are from space
58:28	they're moving these all over the place
58:30	and at some point just like we called
58:33	with china i said they're making way
58:35	more boats than they said they were
58:37	making we got that information a year
58:39	before they claimed uh that you know all
58:42	of a sudden they were the largest navy
58:44	in the world
58:45	that came and i know it when i said that
58:48	nobody
58:49	except for
58:51	except for the person that that told me
58:53	that information nobody was talking
58:55	about how uh they were building so fast
58:58	that they were going to be the largest
59:00	navy in the world
59:01	there was no mainstream music no
59:04	mainstream media nothing
59:06	and then it came out true
59:08	a lot of the things that i'm very
59:10	careful to say
59:12	unless i'm extremely sure that it's
59:14	going to be said in the future because i
59:15	don't want people to go back and say you
59:17	said this and it didn't happen
59:21	the only things that people can argue
59:23	with us on about is like the hot musket
59:26	which
59:27	was if if it's if it was classified
59:30	they're not going to come out and tell
59:31	you
59:32	which by the way hot musket before they
59:36	had u.s deployments on the border was
59:38	supposedly a deployment on the border
59:41	and then within three months there was
59:43	deployments on the border so
59:45	sorry
59:46	it kind of seems like uh they just
59:48	didn't want people to know because it
59:50	was a big deal back then it was a huge
59:53	deal to have uh soldiers deployed on our
59:56	border
59:57	we got a lot of crap on a lot of trolls
59:59	out of nowhere
60:01	by the way after hot musket
60:04	before we had i i had six or seven
60:06	people that always pressed dislike
60:09	after that we immediately had over 80
60:12	and it was instant and they are every
60:14	single show now i think we have 88 that
60:17	are like every single show it's 88
60:20	dislikes
60:21	and like the rare cell phone video will
60:23	get like 67 or something it's a very
60:25	specific number so that's a very
60:27	specific number of of accounts that are
60:29	doing that right
60:30	but after that we had so many trolls and
60:33	i'm talking about real trolls like like
60:36	like a troll farm or something
60:38	and they were all trying to say that
60:40	that was debunked
60:42	uh because and by the way the pentagon
60:44	directly responded to this show
60:47	that's what that was what was claimed
60:49	lieutenant colonel baldanza the pentagon
60:52	spokesperson responded and said no there
60:55	is no deployment
60:57	uh there's no there is no operation hot
60:59	musket
61:01	why would they respond if it was so fake
61:03	why would they have why would they call
61:05	uh hal turner in the middle of the night
61:07	and tell him to take the story down come
61:10	on people
61:11	wake the f up
61:15	that was all from uh from a caller on
61:18	this show
61:20	as far as the stuff that's going on with
61:22	alaska i'll tell you right now they have
61:25	gear there they have all sorts of stuff
61:27	the russians are checking out what's
61:28	going on there
61:30	and they are coming closer and closer
61:32	every day we cover this kind of stuff a
61:34	lot i'm actually surprised we have not
61:36	covered decks we haven't seen this in a
61:38	little bit have we
61:40	at least a couple months right no yeah
61:43	it's been a little while
61:46	as far as uh the
61:48	and it used to be all the time right i
61:50	mean it was it was almost like we didn't
61:52	cover it because it happened so
61:53	frequently it was like it was a
61:55	non-event but now it was every other day
61:57	now you would ex now you'd expect to
61:58	hear it all the time but you don't um
62:00	but we have just recently started to
62:02	pick back up
62:03	so something something is going on there
62:06	they're uh
62:07	and and obviously with the conflict in
62:09	europe brewing and in the ukraine
62:11	brewing and you know of course what's
62:13	going on with china but anything that
62:15	we're doing with russia over in eu
62:17	um you know
62:19	this this is going to make things hotter
62:21	so to speak right
62:23	yeah i i just wonder
62:25	if the rhetoric is going to kick up in
62:27	the next few days and we're going to see
62:29	more and more that we're chasing away
62:31	these planes and why are we chasing them
62:33	away why are they coming in the first
62:34	place
62:35	um
62:36	at the very least i can predict that the
62:38	rhetoric is gonna kick up a whole lot in
62:41	the next week
62:43	and the reason i think that is these are
62:45	always bunched we're gonna we're gonna
62:46	see more of these instances where we get
62:50	in close encounters either by boat where
62:52	we're right next to a russian boat
62:54	watched in the news for that
62:56	this is super predictable i mean super
62:58	predictable
63:00	or more of these instances where we're
63:02	chasing off uh boomers on our alaskan
63:05	coast
63:06	or uh of course anywhere in our uh
63:09	next to our our zones or
63:12	our territories right
63:15	so we'll we'll see that i i bet you in
63:17	the next week
63:18	bet you five dolla
63:21	uh other than that
63:23	us army special forces are shifting
63:25	their focus to fighting china or russia
63:29	and they're already practicing it in
63:30	hawaii okay
63:33	dex come on it's like
63:35	how uh
63:38	how clear can it get
63:40	is that five dollars
63:46	yeah
63:48	it says u.s special operators have
63:49	played an instrumental role in the fight
63:51	against nurse and insurgent groups over
63:53	the past 20 years now as the pentagon
63:56	focuses on preparing for a conflict in a
63:58	near peer or peer military like china or
64:01	russia the special operations community
64:04	is looking for ways to remain relevant
64:06	in a completely different type of war
64:08	it says army special operations units
64:10	are particularly concerned as they make
64:12	up most of the us special operations
64:14	commands or socom numbers
64:17	and it says uh that the u army special
64:20	operations community is composed of
64:21	several units with distinct capabilities
64:24	generally when people refer to army
64:26	special operations or arsof they refer
64:29	to the green berets of army special
64:31	forces the 75th ranger regiment civil
64:34	affairs psychological operations night
64:36	stalkers and 160th special operations
64:40	aviation
64:41	regiment
64:42	it says though that special forces
64:44	groups specialize in unconventional
64:46	warfare and foreign internal defense
64:50	training and advising uh partner
64:52	militaries and guerrilla forces so like
64:54	it's popping out of the woods and and uh
64:57	taking people out
64:58	but green berets can also do strategic
65:01	reconnaissance counter t
65:03	ism and direct action operations such as
65:06	raids if called upon or or x
65:09	x fills extractions right 75th ranger
65:13	regiment is the world's premier light
65:15	infantry infantry special operations
65:17	unit it specializes in large-scale
65:20	direct action missions
65:22	such as airfield seizures and counter-t
65:26	operations
65:27	it says civil affairs special operations
65:29	bridge the civil and military domains
65:31	and use soft power techniques to
65:34	understand and win over local population
65:38	but basically it says
65:41	that uh let me go down here
65:44	it talks about all of the different ones
65:46	which by the way this is a really uh fac
65:48	fascinating uh piece here
65:52	trying to find here
65:58	essentially they're they're uh
66:01	hold on
66:02	yeah it says i don't believe we need to
66:04	reinvent the wheel here we just need to
66:06	apply the lessons learned from global
66:08	war on t
66:11	to our old practices to meet new threats
66:14	the former operator added we spilled a
66:16	lot of sweat and blood in
66:18	ira and maria
66:20	to let those lessons go unused but we
66:23	also need to be cautious not to fight
66:26	the last war
66:31	that's an interesting comment
66:34	we also have to be careful not to fight
66:36	the last
66:37	war
66:40	they are changing everything about all
66:42	of them and and by the way they're
66:43	making a really
66:45	kind of huge changes to at least three
66:48	of those
66:49	right the 160th
66:52	they're making uh three different
66:54	changes three big changes and they are
66:57	completely and utterly changing all of
66:59	their training
67:01	to dealing with china and russia
67:12	so i mean i don't know how how clear it
67:15	can get to most people
67:17	you know what's so funny is the majority
67:18	of regular people don't even know we
67:20	have issues with china
67:23	do you know do you guys realize that
67:25	most people don't realize that we're
67:27	actually close to a conflict with china
67:29	and russia
67:30	i mean they know that russia and we have
67:32	a history right they only know what's in
67:34	history class they don't know about the
67:36	current situation with china
67:38	they might have heard something at work
67:40	like oh there's no containers coming
67:42	because of the staff or because of the
67:45	cv
67:46	they don't know that china just told
67:48	every citizen citizen in its country
67:51	that we were behind all of this last two
67:53	years of covering everything and all of
67:55	this everything
67:57	they told all of their citizens that we
67:59	actually attacked them with that
68:01	that it was a bio
68:03	against them
68:05	that it was made in fort
68:07	here
68:10	so
68:11	they are preparing their citizens to
68:14	hate us and to go to conflict with us
68:16	meanwhile we're not telling our citizens
68:18	anything
68:21	that's weird to me
68:27	dex
68:28	yeah i think you know when i go back to
68:30	what he said earlier in this was that it
68:32	was not that they would just reuse what
68:34	they've done in the me right um well
68:37	what we did over there we'll we'll reuse
68:39	parts of that for what we do over here
68:41	it's just a different enemy well i i
68:43	gotta believe and you know maybe who am
68:45	i to judge i've never been in their role
68:46	i'm not special never been special never
68:48	been in any forces let alone you know
68:50	the understanding how special forces
68:51	operate and my hat's off to them they're
68:53	probably really you know brilliant
68:55	people that know how to you know get
68:57	crap done in difficult situations right
69:00	but i gotta believe when we're going
69:02	against you know people who have
69:04	rudimentary crudimentary and no budget
69:06	it's a in dirty sand everywhere is a lot
69:09	different than going into you know
69:12	uh
69:13	pacific islands which by the way we've
69:15	done before
69:16	maybe just not with the same enemy
69:18	and and going up against adversaries
69:21	that have a budget and money and you
69:24	know expensive you know uh
69:27	hardware and weapons and things like
69:28	that not crude
69:30	uh rude looking you know
69:32	uh devices that they improvise right
69:35	yeah and i mean the
69:37	you're not going against just a smaller
69:40	group of account you know t or is right
69:43	you're
69:44	you're uh you're going against
69:46	the the other world power
69:49	i i wonder how they would use these guys
69:51	uh honestly i bet these guys will end up
69:53	doing some crazy stuff in the next uh
69:55	conflict well and and who's to say like
69:58	okay like you could go up against the t
70:00	group and you know pick any one of the
70:02	names that we've used in the past for
70:04	any one of those t groups
70:06	you know they might have a couple of hot
70:07	shots in there but they probably don't
70:09	have like an entire infantry of you know
70:12	badass commandos right like we do
70:14	but i bet china does and i'm certain
70:17	russia does right so it's like
70:19	and it's not that the the commandos go
70:21	against the commandos or anything like
70:22	that or special forces against special
70:24	forces but you're actually dealing with
70:25	an adversary that can invest in the same
70:28	thing you've been investing in and who
70:30	knows and we don't necessarily know how
70:31	much they've invested they could have
70:32	invested far more
70:34	uh in it than we have i could see it now
70:36	like round one u.s special forces versus
70:40	sheesh and mountain warriors
70:43	uh though by the way the chinese uh
70:45	special forces are unbelievably insane
70:49	uh same with russia uh by the way and
70:52	i'm i'm totally uh proud of our u.s
70:55	green berets these guys are but these
70:57	imagine macgyver times every one of them
71:00	every one of them is macgyver they do
71:02	training 20 i mean now i don't know if
71:05	it's 24 7 but almost every single day
71:08	they are doing advanced training um you
71:11	know their day might be going from like
71:13	uh sniper school to
71:15	uh training how to survive in the
71:17	wilderness and they they don't just
71:19	the the kind of stuff they do is like
71:21	they tie weights to the bottom of their
71:23	feet and make them jump from the bottom
71:25	of the pool back up with their hands
71:27	tied behind their back and to pass is to
71:31	survive like
71:32	you know these guys jump up now
71:35	ours is really crazy but just imagine
71:38	when you have uh that you've stolen our
71:40	kind of strategies because we've worked
71:42	together with special forces uh with
71:44	china and russia we've done these joint
71:47	trainings and and showed them some of
71:48	the stuff
71:49	but imagine when you steal our kind of
71:51	ways and then you are also just totally
71:54	screwed up and you you know whip
71:58	whip your people i've seen them whip the
72:00	russian uh special forces like actual
72:03	lashings where they're scarred for life
72:05	uh where they uh keep them you know they
72:08	do uh water boarding and things like
72:10	this to the russian soldiers to the
72:12	chinese soldiers uh imagine if there was
72:15	no like bureaucracy that that that the
72:17	soldier could sue for being too uh
72:20	messed up on them that is china
72:22	especially
72:23	they're you know i'm very proud of our
72:26	guys um i don't know if you could say
72:28	like one is better than the other but i
72:30	i definitely know that they don't have
72:32	uh the same restrictions when they're
72:34	training their guys like they're psycho
72:37	uh some of the stuff that they have done
72:40	is just on and believe and there's this
72:41	view that china is lesser than us that
72:44	they uh i think that it's very
72:46	dangerous to underestimate your your
72:49	adversary it's also very dangerous to
72:51	just keep thinking that because uh
72:54	chinese people are the the the chinese
72:56	culture in it
72:58	education is everything these are some
72:59	of the smartest people in the world
73:02	some of the smartest people in the world
73:05	as far as russia they are some of the
73:07	toughest
73:08	and that does come from the the actual
73:12	the the climate everything uh in some
73:15	parts of the russia where they get some
73:16	of those guys from that you've got the
73:19	toughest and the smartest
73:21	uh not necessarily the richest right
73:25	so when when you've got all right rocky
73:27	always wins
73:29	yeah except for in the russian dvd model
73:33	they have the russian version that you
73:35	know
73:36	there's a whole family guy episode about
73:38	it
73:39	where the russian guy wins
73:42	anyways
73:44	on another note if you
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75:01	everybody should have some sort of form
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75:10	if we lose our grid if our grid goes
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75:39	and then of course us calls out china
75:41	escalation after chinese coast guard
75:43	fired water cannons at the philippines
75:46	ships
75:47	so this was a quick thing it says that
75:50	the
75:52	it says panel reacts to china's g
75:54	calling president b his old friend
75:57	in the teleconference between the two
75:59	leaders okay so i forgot to mention this
76:01	the other day that was the first thing
76:02	that she said he goes it's so nice to
76:05	meet with an old friend
76:08	dex did you see that part
76:11	yeah i don't think you watched this did
76:12	you no i didn't watch it but i did hear
76:14	that and that's kind of crazy
76:16	right
76:17	so old friend oh no no you gotta hear
76:19	how how he said it to you and i by the
76:21	way this was one of the first times i
76:23	could remember i i guess i haven't heard
76:25	xi actually speak because you can hear
76:28	his voice he's got a very deep chinese
76:30	voice like if you don't have the
76:32	translation right he's
76:35	and he's saying like it's nice to see
76:37	you old friend and it's like
76:39	it was almost like he's telling
76:40	everybody else like yeah this is my uh
76:44	this my dude this my dude right here the
76:48	whole time president beast after kind of
76:50	squinting and and says this and he goes
76:52	uh and it just seemed weird it just the
76:55	whole thing
76:56	seemed like and then the when they first
76:58	say hi they both wave
77:01	like at the same exact time it was just
77:03	flipping weird
77:06	um
77:07	it's just just the whole you gotta go go
77:10	watch their uh their meeting
77:13	but it says the state department called
77:14	out china for its escalation in the
77:16	south china sea calling saying it
77:18	directly threatens regional peace and
77:20	stability while maintaining the united
77:22	states commitment to supporting the
77:23	philippines
77:24	the people's republic of china coast
77:26	guard blocked and used water cannons
77:28	against philippine resupply ships in
77:31	route to the second thomas scholl in the
77:33	south china sea this week which the
77:35	state department says undermines the
77:37	security in the region
77:40	by the way uh bees ratings down as
77:42	voters say he's focused on the wrong
77:43	thing yeah
77:44	well
77:47	no comment
77:48	so
77:49	obviously little things like this can
77:51	actually blow up into big things i'm not
77:54	surprised by that and then secret
77:56	chinese port project in persian gulf
77:59	rattles u.s relations with ua uae uh dex
78:02	do you want to explain this
78:06	well yeah we've talked about china
78:08	continuously expanding the ports right
78:10	their ports and getting access to ports
78:12	and we've known about their uh
78:15	investments or giving funding to ports
78:17	and other things in different countries
78:19	pretty much loaning out money they knew
78:21	they could never get back but in turn
78:22	putting up ports for collateral um so in
78:25	this scenario what we're talking about
78:27	here specifically is you know a
78:29	port in the
78:31	persian gulf so
78:32	you know this is kind of a big deal
78:34	because we have relations with uae there
78:38	you know there's a lot of uh things that
78:40	we've got a lot of history in the in the
78:41	middle east right so um having china
78:44	sort of show up and start to have a
78:46	presence uh in that and expanding their
78:48	foot their global footprint so to speak
78:51	um is definitely something that our
78:53	you know uh military and our uh sort of
78:57	power struggle that we have around the
78:58	globe is saying hey this is kind of uh
79:01	not a good thing for us and and by the
79:02	way they did it behind our back so we
79:04	didn't know about it right
79:07	shouldn't we be mad at the uae for this
79:10	i mean
79:12	i'm surprised uh that well
79:16	money tends to always win in situations
79:19	like this but yeah the diplomacy with uh
79:21	allies should also you know be part of
79:24	the equation
79:25	yeah and it says that construction was
79:27	halted alarmed u.s officials warned
79:30	emirati government a mid-east ally
79:33	that chinese military presence could
79:34	hinder ties construction was halted so
79:39	mind you this is an ally that's working
79:41	with the enemy and they're building a
79:43	military port it's it kind of sounds
79:45	like maybe somebody on our side like in
79:47	our government kind of gave it the go
79:49	ahead maybe they had a secret call and
79:51	said oh yeah yeah we're working together
79:53	yeah yeah let him let him build it
79:55	i think somebody found out their little
79:57	secret i don't i don't know i i don't
79:59	i think something way bigger is going on
80:01	in and that does not stop a uh conflict
80:06	if anything what if one day we get the
80:09	emergency alert system every single
80:11	thing goes to a thing and it says hey
80:13	china's uh china's our ruler now
80:16	and we've decided not to cause a world
80:18	conflict and we're going to
80:21	toss power over to them and the
80:22	military's under their control now and
80:25	we just decided this would be better
80:26	than than nuking everybody to
80:29	smithereens or losing millions of lives
80:32	and
80:32	and what you'll find that these guys are
80:34	really good kind of like in red dawn
80:37	where they uh talk about the the hosts
80:40	or whatever right
80:43	that a moon maze has written a house
80:45	check mark now on gizzling maxwell we
80:48	need to make social media kill the
80:50	hashtags involved with her and epipen
80:52	leading up to the november 29th uh trial
80:54	thing
80:55	uh feta
80:56	uh
80:59	make we need to make social media i
81:01	don't know actually
81:03	i'm a little bit confused on what that
81:05	that means
81:06	i i don't know what uh the hashtags are
81:09	uh backwards ingenuity well i think
81:11	they're talking about the oh it was all
81:13	the hashtags that were used for written
81:15	house so i
81:16	i'm assuming that's what they're saying
81:18	we'll probably see some
81:20	evolution of those as the next big event
81:22	comes up
81:23	being oh oh i get i get what you're
81:26	saying um as far as i saw a few and i'm
81:30	like how do you what are you talking
81:32	about
81:32	uh the the calling him a white this and
81:36	that without evidence it's like what are
81:38	you talking about
81:39	people just
81:42	people just label everybody i mean it's
81:44	just labels being thrown around like
81:46	crazy hey adam what do you think about
81:48	van life send prayers i hope dex
81:50	yourself and families are doing well
81:51	foogle fam strong keep up the good work
81:54	backwards ingenuity um i think it's
81:55	better than regular life in a lot of
81:57	ways
81:58	uh the fact that you can move around and
82:00	do anything i've i've got uh
82:04	three small kids and a teenager so i
82:06	can't really do that
82:08	so
82:10	imagine uh
82:12	four kids on the road i mean like that's
82:14	i i they're people that do it i i don't
82:16	see how
82:18	and then
82:19	of course u.s connecticut has left port
82:22	in guam for the first time since hitting
82:24	seamount
82:27	deployment
82:29	the navy i think it's headed your way
82:31	too yup the navy has previously said it
82:33	would get the damaged uss connecticut uh
82:36	back to its port in washington state for
82:39	more extensive repairs
82:43	so it says the u.s navy sea wolf class
82:45	submarine uss connecticut reportedly
82:47	left port and guam earlier today under
82:49	its own power it's unclear what its
82:51	destination might be but we know the
82:53	submarine is undergoing tests ahead
82:56	of an expected voyage to washington
82:58	state
83:03	what do you what do you think they're
83:04	doing here they i mean i know that we
83:06	have pla maybe i could get footage of it
83:09	heck i might be able to get footage of
83:10	it getting towed in
83:14	yeah probably not in the yard but
83:16	definitely out in the open water
83:18	you know the the other thing we had i
83:20	think we brought this up when it first
83:21	when we were first talking about it in
83:23	port in uh guam was that uh you know
83:26	when this has to come in
83:28	you know it's actually gonna take up
83:30	space and it's not like there's just a
83:32	an open dry dock it's just nothing's
83:34	going on right
83:35	it's you know it's like okay now we have
83:37	to stop whatever else we were doing
83:40	right like the next sub we were building
83:41	or the other project that's going on and
83:43	we have to now you know open up this dry
83:45	dock to bring this ship in so they can
83:47	do these repairs right it's sort of you
83:50	know these types of incidents have
83:52	you know it's not just the repair of the
83:53	ship but there's other consequences to
83:55	it you know it's not like we have open
83:57	bays just sitting around saying oh bring
83:59	in the
84:00	broken ships for repair right
84:03	yeah exactly um
84:06	kind of a interest
84:08	good no go ahead no and it's also kind
84:10	of questionable like you know
84:13	what happened to it and how did it get
84:15	into this position of needing you know
84:17	this this type of repair right
84:19	and and that it's not just you know
84:22	we've got a story but the story is the
84:25	quote-unquote official story from the
84:27	quote-unquote officials
84:29	you know but it also has a lot of
84:31	background around it that sort of is
84:32	suspicious for us to say well do we just
84:35	take that at face value or did something
84:37	else potentially happen and if something
84:39	else did potentially happen would they
84:41	even tell us or would they give us a
84:42	story like this it says i just hit a an
84:45	anchor under you know a a seamount that
84:48	was not charted under the water and it
84:50	ran into it right could have done that
84:52	it could actually be the reason but it
84:54	could have also been something else and
84:55	they would have never told you it didn't
84:56	i'm sorry i know it didn't because the
84:58	the fact that chyna came out and said we
85:01	want you to release all the information
85:03	about this
85:04	it tells me that it was some sort of
85:07	it was some sort of event between the
85:09	two
85:10	and they asked them to release it all
85:12	and they didn't and they're not gonna i
85:14	don't know why though it's like why
85:16	wouldn't china just call them out
85:18	uh but or maybe it's because it's
85:20	embarrassing or
85:22	you know it's maybe it's not
85:23	i don't know it
85:25	for them to say it was an uncharted you
85:27	know sea mount or something
85:29	i don't think so
85:31	that means what were they doing were
85:32	they getting super close to the
85:34	shoreline or something
85:36	were they gonna pop up right next to
85:38	china or something i i don't get it or
85:40	were they sitting on the ocean floor
85:42	like literally all the way down on the
85:44	ground
85:46	yeah but when you see the damage it's
85:48	like they hit something
85:49	you know uh front on i don't know
85:52	right but it's gotta be on the bottom of
85:54	the ocean it's a sea mountain right
85:57	yeah but i mean i mean i guess they
85:59	could have it could be
86:00	when this happened
86:01	they could have been surfaced right but
86:02	i'm assuming they were underwater
86:05	or it could be on the coastline
86:07	it would have to be on the bottom of the
86:08	ocean on the coastline
86:10	right exactly
86:12	yes so they were under water and they
86:14	run into it i think they're running into
86:16	something that's connected to the ground
86:17	so they have to be pretty close to the
86:18	ground and if they're in movement at
86:20	that close to the ground is that normal
86:22	i would think you go up and down not
86:24	lateral when you're within feet of the
86:26	ground well no but it's how fast they
86:28	would go and then also
86:31	i've seen at least in
86:34	movies where those movies actually take
86:36	a lot of time to try to get it accurate
86:38	uh where
86:40	if an enemy sub comes by they'll go to
86:42	the bottom of the ocean turn everything
86:44	off
86:45	and not make any sound to try to you
86:47	know go dark i don't know if that's a
86:49	thing yeah no i get that so so imagine
86:51	that imagine you're in charge of a sub
86:52	and you plant it to the bottom of the
86:54	ground is your next position to move
86:56	forward
86:57	or is it to actually get up off the
86:59	ground maybe get up high enough off the
87:01	ground so that you're not running into
87:04	elevation that's changing with the the
87:06	the
87:07	ground surface below the water right
87:10	so you don't normally you're not usually
87:11	sitting on the ground and moving
87:13	laterally or forward in reverse right
87:15	typically i wouldn't think you're just
87:16	going to scrape the sub across the
87:18	ground
87:18	yeah so what did it run into and why and
87:21	why did it run into something that hit
87:23	the bottom front
87:24	of the sub and obviously at a speed that
87:27	was strong enough to cause that much
87:29	damage so that wasn't like it was moving
87:31	at a snail's pace it had to have a
87:33	little bit of pace on it at least i
87:34	would think
87:37	and you know where was this
87:39	and it's if it's a c-mount a c-mount's
87:41	on the ground
87:45	let's see can we let's show a picture
87:47	too just to remind people what the uss
87:49	connecticut looked like
87:52	after
87:56	let's see
87:57	okay
88:02	does it have a picture because the the
88:05	one i saw was unbelievable i mean it was
88:08	really bad damage
88:09	do they not have
88:14	wait a second
88:18	dex can you help me find a picture for
88:20	this because i i thought yeah i'm
88:21	searching too i know we've seen it it
88:23	was on the front bottom i thought
88:28	this one shows
88:31	um
88:34	this one shows the front kind of ding
88:36	dinged up but the one i saw looked like
88:39	a crumpled
88:40	oh oh
88:43	no way this can't be it
88:46	no flipping way
88:48	look at that
88:51	okay sorry but
88:53	that looks like an explosion went off
88:57	i'm sorry did they hit a mine like how
89:00	did this
89:03	i'm sorry but look at that now look at
89:06	the the black
89:08	was there an explosion why is there dart
89:11	has nobody asked this question or is
89:13	this a different sub like this doesn't
89:15	look
89:17	if this is the u.s connecticut do people
89:19	see the the black
89:23	things are burnt
89:25	yeah that's not it i went to the
89:26	original article and the
89:28	the highlight of
89:30	the sub uh
89:32	context of that picture is from 2005.
89:34	it's an old
89:36	uss san francisco and dry dock that's
89:38	not it
89:39	okay so that must be from an explosion
89:42	then why would they use that picture for
89:44	the official connecticut uh thing here's
89:47	the
89:48	the connecticut it's msm
89:51	it needs to have clicks
89:55	they're horrible
89:58	it doesn't i don't even think they've
89:59	shown us like what it really looks like
90:01	right
90:02	maybe they have
90:03	that was the picture i saw that when it
90:05	first happened
90:07	why would they say cr navy faces
90:09	prospect that crash will force u.s
90:11	connecticut out of service and then they
90:13	show you this
90:17	that doesn't make any sense
90:19	anyways uh dex do you want to tell us
90:21	about the uh
90:23	do you want to tell us about of course
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90:52	find out who's
90:53	when uh
90:55	our current administration thinks he was
90:57	born uh versus when he was really born
91:00	he'll tell you um it was kind of
91:01	humorous another you know one of his
91:03	famous gaffes it's there
91:05	lots of other things going on uh from uh
91:08	conversations about the uh the trial and
91:11	what went on in the press and different
91:13	things that are talked about even some
91:15	uh insights on disney and some creepy
91:18	stuff that they did in an old uh
91:21	not that very old but an old uh movie so
91:23	we know that stuff's gone on for uh for
91:25	a while but it was kind of an
91:26	interesting one we saw
91:27	lots more there go take a look
91:29	morefrugalnews.com click on the
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91:38	that you need to know uh that we haven't
91:40	been able to cover we can't cover on the
91:42	show so and if you're on youtube open
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91:45	right there easy to get to
91:47	can i just say there's the message
91:49	that's on the screen i won't repeat but
91:51	uh the the rosenbaum guy 11 counts and
91:55	uh
91:58	five victims five boys ranging from nine
92:01	to 11 years old
92:02	how how does some
92:04	how does someone like that
92:07	how is someone like that on the street
92:15	i personally think one and done like
92:17	that's it
92:18	if you get caught once you should be
92:21	away
92:23	now i've actually heard arguments that
92:25	they want to like they're like oh they
92:26	have you know we need to help them
92:30	and i've even heard some justifying it
92:32	as like a a preference now
92:36	that's when i will really just give up
92:38	on humanity when they say that's when
92:40	we'll have an asteroid hit
92:42	that's when we'll turn to salt right
92:44	there is when they start saying it's a
92:46	preference
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96:36	light of ya
96:40	christ of jesus
96:50	light of christ
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97:13	walking in the light of jesus christ
97:16	[Music]
97:40	no no i'm not doing it
97:43	i can't even breathe
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97:50	thank you
97:51	[Music]
98:29	you