#04-28-22

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Speaker 18 (06:06):
The most name, it's the stops with the mask's bead.
The worst is the never well rests drew of them.

(06:35):
It's the same, it's the the sas what's going on?

Speaker 19 (06:50):
It's the.

Speaker 10 (06:53):
Snake's good morning is I'm and welcome to the program.
Welcome to the very abbreviated. It's not really my fault,
but it sort of is schedule for the Daily does
this week because I was telling the stacy before we
get the go live. But I just want one normal week,

(07:14):
just like every time I saw there's something else. So
on a good note, even though it's been a weird
week and I've barely been able to do the show,
I have a new god granddaughter who she was just
born yesterday, yay. So that's actually part of the reason
why I slept through my own alarm yesterday, because I
got the call at like midnight. She's like, please, can
you come up pop? So will you see her? So

(07:34):
drove me in the hospital, hung out for like an hour,
come home, got back to bed about three o'clock. I
was like, oh, I said that the alarm will be good.
Wrong answer. I'm getting too old to do that shit.
I gotta remember that anyway. That'll be forty nine next month,
so I guess I gotta remember I'm not twenty anymore.
I still feel like a kid on the inside.

Speaker 19 (07:56):
I feel like I just I refused to not act
like a child, but well, it's not.

Speaker 10 (08:02):
It's not that I'm not trying to act like a child.
Is just realizing that, you know, I feel like a
kid on the inside whose car warranty has expired.

Speaker 19 (08:11):
I guess. And it's not that I want to act
like a kid. It's that I refuse to lose the
sense of wonder and delight that comes with being alive.
How is that, because that's what I like to believe
about children, at least children the way they used to be,
and not children dealing with all the garbage that adults

(08:33):
have foisted on them in the recent past.

Speaker 10 (08:36):
Yeah no, and I agree with that assessment so wholeheartedly. Honestly.
That was one of the things that I realized is
I don't know how or why, but my ex wife
made me entirely too serious of a person. So from
now on, I've decided I'm Peter Pan. It's like everything
was life or death with her like, and I just
can't do that anymore anyway.

Speaker 19 (09:00):
So, you know, well, I mean, somehow we have the
dementia pation in chief and things still seem to operate
sort of normally. I hear that could all be coming
to an end shortly, but I've been hearing that my
entire life. So we'll just deal with it when it happens, right,

(09:22):
pretty much, really no choice in the matter, I suppose.

Speaker 10 (09:27):
But yeah, it's either hanging, hanging for the ride, or
you know whatever, whatever their other option there is.

Speaker 20 (09:35):
And yeah, no, but on the in the wind column,
looks like Elon Musk will be owning the twitters ye yep.

Speaker 10 (09:46):
And I don't know about you, but I already noticed
a mark difference and the deal isn't even official yet.

Speaker 19 (09:52):
Yeah, I know. I'm kind of sitting here going what
are they deleting in the algorithm? Because I've gone up
like several hundred followers in a couple of days, and
I get a lot more interactions like I think they're
hiding what they've been doing because I don't know. Maybe
Jack Dorsey committed perjury in front of Congress. I don't know. Maybe,

(10:17):
Oh dude, we don't shadow band users really because here's
the code.

Speaker 10 (10:24):
Yeah, Jack Dorsey so committed pergerie. And you know this,
because now that they're not in control of it, every
liftist journalist is like, do you realize what they could do?
I'll take things that have already been happening for five
hundred dollars.

Speaker 19 (10:38):
Yeah, get a mirror. How's that?

Speaker 10 (10:44):
Like?

Speaker 19 (10:44):
Mehdi has thought, I'm like, oh my god, was it
Aur Melbourne? I don't remember who it was. It was
some joker on MSNBC. Well, they could just dial down
a political candidate, you think, like, okay, maybe they could
completely suppress a valid news story from a news outlet
a month before an election. Oh the horror, Like okay, wow, wow.

(11:14):
What I have to wonder is what kind of pressure
this will put on Facebook to like straighten up and
fly right.

Speaker 10 (11:21):
I've already started seeing a difference on Facebook. It's really
it's not as marked as the one on Twitter. But
pages that I haven't seen forever that I followed were
showing up in my feed yesterday and I'm like, I
haven't really I thought you guys shut down. I haven't
seen you.

Speaker 19 (11:36):
Because you know, I'm not a fan of Mark Zuckerberg.
He completely ruined my state in terms of in terms
of electoral politics, and I literally hate him for that. Okay,
because I'm stuck here, he's not. He just should have
stayed out of the state of Georgia. So I literally
hate him for that, for his money that he gave
to the CTLC that Stacy Abrams ended up using to

(12:00):
like gallivance around Fulton County. And I cannot wait to
watch the two thousand Mules movies from Densh Desuza because
everything I've read that is exceptionally well researched and the
digital proof is there. So yeah, there will always be
an asterisk about the twenty twenty election. And Donald Trump,

(12:22):
if he was smart, wouldn't even consider running in twenty
twenty four because if he loses, that asterisk will go away.
But you know, like, I don't think he's always been
super happy about the activist class forcing his platform to
do things that he knows disrupt his user base, right,

(12:47):
so like all of their forced you know, flagging and
this does not meet CDC guidelines and all this other stuff.
He's just a geek so scared the government that he
volunteered to do a lot of this stuff. And Elon's
just like I don't think so like, like he's a

(13:09):
little bit aspy and I love him for it.

Speaker 10 (13:13):
Well, the funniest thing, well, the most interesting thing for
me is watching the dude's sense of humor come out
on Twitter now that he's basically gotten what he wanted.
My favorite and the funny thing.

Speaker 19 (13:24):
Is, oh, he's always been funny.

Speaker 10 (13:27):
Well yeah, but it's not anything that I never really
paid attention to before, because he's been putting out all
these now that I've done this, this is what I'm
gonna do next tweets And I was actually making fun
of one of them live on the air, and within
seconds of me saying something, he actually tweeted and basically
said the same thing I said, which I thought was
funny because he's like, right now that I've bought Twitter,

(13:47):
I'm gonna buy McDonald's that fix all the ice cream machines.
Like an hour later he quote tweets and says, okay, hey,
even I can't do miracles.

Speaker 19 (13:55):
No, there was another one he put out too. I
dropped it in kaylor and Chat and I can't remember
what it was, but I saw the McDonald's won. And
then there was another one. I can't remember what it was,
but it cracked me up. He's just he's just messing
with people now. They're so scared of what he might
buy next, they don't know what to do. And I

(14:16):
love all the bots going you're not spending your money
responsibly you should have solved world peace.

Speaker 10 (14:21):
Okay?

Speaker 19 (14:26):
Oh he said, next, I'm buying Coca cola to put
the cocaine back in. I was like, dude, I can't
believe you tweeted that. Oh oh, and then you've got me.

(14:46):
I was out and a musk pro attacked me. Yep.
I can't tell if it was supposed to be funny
or what, but the guy basically said, what is it?

(15:06):
Married to some New York Times writer? Some muskcro just
confronted me at an airport right outside security, but only
once he had cleared it. In case you're wondering whether
this digital army he is unleashing is online only, I'm like,
you're who, Like, who would even recognize you in person? Dude?

(15:29):
His name is Adnan Girder Haradus, and he's married to
a New York Times reporter. And somebody somebody tweeted me
and said a thin skin, fabulous with big hair and supposedly,
now this cracks me up. This this story. The literary

(15:53):
group that set up a dinner where author ann Nan
Girda Haradus, I'm murdering that name. But whatever said he
was insulted by its donors has apologized. Penn America, which
champions free speech and humans right causes around the world,
said it deeply regretted that he was treated rudely and harshly.
At February fifth of Vedic Players Club, Girded er Hot, artist,

(16:16):
author of Winners Take All the Elite Starade of Changing
the World, recounted the ker pruffle on Twitter, attracting thousands
of retweets. We deeply read, so dude goes to it,
dude to a dinner hosted by a group that advocates
free speeds in human rights and then complains about other

(16:37):
people speaking. Okay, I'm about to take you very serious,
mister harrd artists. And yes, I murdered that name on
person because I hate fabulous nice.

Speaker 10 (16:53):
So coincidence of coincidence, Elon Musk buys Twitter, Twitter becomes
more free and the Bien administration starts setting up a
branch of the disinformation Ministry or whatever.

Speaker 19 (17:06):
Okay, yeah, that's that's completely unconstitutional, and every free speech
organization in the country should immediately file a lawsuit and
say it's an unconstitutional government action. They have no right
to do this at all. Disinformation is you combat that

(17:28):
with accurate information. What they don't want is information that
debunks their narrative. Because if you really want to get
serious about disinformation, right, CNN should have charges NBC, ABC, MSNBC,
Rachel Maddow in particular, every newspaper they kept up the

(17:50):
Russian collusion garbage like that was year's worth of disinformation.

Speaker 10 (17:56):
Right.

Speaker 19 (17:57):
Everyone who reported that sick Nick was killed by being
bashed in the head with an air you know, a
fire extinguisher, that was disinformation. There was no video, there
was no corroboration, nothing. It was the same anonymous source
within the Capitol Police that that spurned all of those stories,
and they all confirmed with the same anonymous source. That

(18:19):
is not how journalism is done. You know, you should
have Maggie Haberman in freaking jail because all all that
happens with her is somebody from the CIA calls her
and says, drop this story, and she drops it. So please, please, please,
If we're gonna talk about disinformation, let's talk about all

(18:40):
of the disinformation up to and including the vaccines prevent
transmission and illness. No, they don't, they never.

Speaker 10 (18:49):
Did, Stacy, you're not spreading the right kind of information.
They're gonna come talk to you now. Oh, I swear
we're like living through nineteen eighty four, like forty years later.
It's crazy anyway.

Speaker 19 (19:09):
Oh my goodness, it's just like like, I don't I
guess we all knew someday we could wake up and
wonder what country we were living in, and I think
that happened today.

Speaker 10 (19:33):
Well, I think, well, I mean it's interesting that you
use that analogy though, because I think a lot of
people are starting to wake up since the since the
story broke about Hunter's laptop being legit, CNN Plus's crash,
CNN's in trouble, MSNBC ratings are in the tank. I
think people are finally starting to realize who's been spoon
feeding them information and doing it poorly.

Speaker 19 (19:56):
Yeah, except their ratings were all in the tank until
Donald's Trump he saved them all for a period of time,
And I think that's why they're so desperate. Right, if
you think back to like prior to twenty sixteen, prior
to Trump winning, right.

Speaker 21 (20:16):
People loved social media because Barack Obama used it ingeniously
to win in both two thousand and eight and twenty twelve.

Speaker 19 (20:24):
The Democrats thought they owned the tech space, that they
had the formula for winning elections by using it, and
in twenty sixteen they lost, so immediately things must change,
right And because over the intervening five years or so,
they felt like they had a lock on social media,

(20:44):
and their massive pressure campaigns to take down Parlor, to
suppress the Hunter Biden's story, to get people suspended for
you know, objecting to trans ideology. Because they've been so
successful in doing these things without wielding the full power

(21:06):
of the government, just threatening to right, they thought they
had a lock. And the reason the lock is important
to the media is because without it, nobody listens to them.
If you really let the Daily Wire, if you really
let the Blaze, if you really let other outlets and

(21:28):
other comteentators and other thinkers amass the following that they
could potentially amass without restrictive algorithms, the CNNs of the
world and the corporate media outlets of the world go
the way of the Dodo. There is not There is

(21:50):
not a primetime show on CNN right now in a
country of you know, hundreds of millions of people that
hits a million viewers, not one. As Megan Kelly said
when she worked for Fox, she would have been fired immediately.

(22:17):
It's basically it's a loss leader within whatever organization it's
in right now. And unless Discovery makes some of the
changes that some stories have been hinting at. I don't
like who's going to keep it running? Discovery bought it,
are they going to? I mean they already killed CNN plus?

(22:40):
Did you see the news story? In order to make
the streaming service of Reality with the commitments they had
paid to talent, they needed twenty nine million subscribers. They
don't get twenty nine million viewers a day on their
free cable platform.

Speaker 10 (23:00):
That's the part I don't get. If nobody was listening
to the free part, what the hell made you think
you were gonna pay for it?

Speaker 19 (23:08):
Well, it's like there's like they're high on their own supply.
Like people watch CNN because it's there, not because they
like actually flip the channel looking for CNN in particular.

(23:29):
I like, I just who are they gonna keep.

Speaker 10 (23:37):
I don't know, I mean because I mean Brian.

Speaker 19 (23:40):
Steltzer doesn't even hit half a million anymore because he's
too dumb to listen to.

Speaker 10 (23:46):
Oh, I don't know.

Speaker 19 (23:47):
And you can just go on Twitter and say whatever you.

Speaker 22 (23:50):
Want, Who's gonna hang a ount who would go.

Speaker 19 (23:52):
To a party where anything goes me? Me? I like
those parties.

Speaker 10 (23:59):
Obviously never been to an unsustainable bar da party.

Speaker 19 (24:04):
Apparently he's he never like hung out with the cool
kids ever. Like, I just I don't under understand these
people at all. What what do you not understand about?
Nobody's listening to you.

Speaker 10 (24:24):
I'm starting to think these are like nobody.

Speaker 19 (24:34):
Well, just these people do television. You know they understand ratings, right, yeah?
Like what about your ratings suck? Do you not understand?

Speaker 22 (24:51):
Like there's a pitch meeting somewhere that I would have
loved to have, Like, yeah, I know our numbers are
taking when people can watch this as part of the
cable package. But let's launch this completely separate platform that
people are actually going to have to choose and pay for. Ye,

(25:14):
and then we're gonna put all the same people that
America doesn't watch on the free station on the channel
they have to pay for.

Speaker 19 (25:26):
Bike What is going on? And it's like Facebook and
Twitter can't make people subscribe. They can make people look
at your stuff but by prioritizing it, but they can't
make people pay. You see this plastic tote, right, here,

(25:49):
I'm gonna show you my bed.

Speaker 10 (25:52):
Sorry, I thought that was me and I was checking
out something real weird to see what's gonna be worth playing.

Speaker 19 (25:58):
I'll take it. That's a noe.

Speaker 10 (26:00):
No, it went into the ad first. It's short enough.
This is basically well, this is Pressek talking about the
whole Musk thing. Hang on, now, this is this is unfiltered.
I haven't actually listened to it yet, but it's only
a minute long, so I'm sure it'll be the best
part of whatever she was saying.

Speaker 19 (26:21):
Just a quick one on the breaking news Twitter agreeing
to let Elon Musk.

Speaker 10 (26:25):
Purchase make this book up this purpose.

Speaker 19 (26:28):
Do you get a response to that?

Speaker 23 (26:29):
And does the White House have.

Speaker 19 (26:30):
Any concern that this new agreement might have President Trump
back on the platform.

Speaker 24 (26:35):
Well, I'm not going to comment on a specific transaction.
What I can tell you as a general matter, no
matter who owns or runs Twitter, the President has long
been concerned about the power of large social media platforms.

Speaker 19 (26:48):
What they have, that power they have over our everyday lives.

Speaker 24 (26:51):
Has long argued that tech platforms must be held accountable
for the harms they cause. He's been a strong supporter
of fundamental Reforms to achieve that goal include reforms to
Section two thirty and acting antitrust reforms requiring more transparency
and more. And he's encouraged that there's bipartisan interest in
Congress in terms of what hypothetical policies might happen. I'm

(27:14):
just not going to speak to that at this point
in time.

Speaker 10 (27:16):
The situation, that's because we don't want to tell you
that we're about to start a disinformation ministry anyway. So
the interesting thing is, yeah, you shut that down anyway.
So the interesting thing about that is I saw this
pop up, and at first it was just something on
jack probosex feed with a few screen graps. So I

(27:38):
went to go find out what the hell he was
talking about. And the scariest thing is, not only is
that a legitimate story, and there's links popping up all
over the place about what it is that they plan
on trying to do, and it's going to be an
underpinning of Department of Homeland Security. The funny thing is,
if you go back and you look, the New York
Times has been pushing for something like this since February

(27:59):
of twenty twenty one. Kind of makes you wonder if
they realized just how much they had fucked up and
how long they've known. Because that's the only that's the
only reason you would need something like this is if
you're trying to keep secret the shit you've done.

Speaker 19 (28:22):
Oh well yeah, Well it's like I said, I'm just
sitting here and I'm going, Okay, if my Twitter had
worked this way for the last I don't know, five years,
i'd probably have one hundred thousand followers. Yeah, I mean
I'm sitting here thinking, you know, way a couple hundred

(28:44):
a day.

Speaker 10 (28:46):
I mean literally, I stopped putting out show tweets because
the only people that ever saw them were the people
that I put them in groups with. So it didn't
do me any good to put out my show tweets
because nobody was paying attention. Anyway. I've noticed today and
yesterday things that I put out like weeks ago, all
of a sudden, new people are finding and I'm like,
for the first time in forever, I mean, I'm not

(29:06):
having the results you guys are having because I mean
I'm not as active on Twitter. I think that's part
of it. But for the first time, for three days
in a row now, I have gained followers instead of
losing followers. That's not that hasn't happened for me, and
I don't know when. And I'm just thinking, you know,

(29:27):
if i'd had this kind of social media reached this
whole time, we might have actually been able to do
something with this platform well enough to where I'm not
sitting here banging my head against all every day trying
to figure out I'm gonna pay for all this stuff
now that the economy's collapsing anyway, anyway, anyway, we should

(29:49):
probably take a break worried about that time anyway.

Speaker 19 (29:52):
Okay, so President Biden might be the most toned death
well house plant in the world, or his speech writers
are well.

Speaker 10 (30:05):
What happened now.

Speaker 19 (30:07):
At the twenty twenty two Teacher of the Year ceremony
hosted by the White House on Wednesday, President Biden claimed
that school children don't belong to parents when they are
in the classroom. They are all our children. And the
reason you are the Teachers of the Year is because
you recognize that they're not somebody else's children. They're like
yours when they're in the classroom. No, they are not.

(30:31):
You are absolutely teaching someone else's children, and you should
take great care to make sure you don't overstep your
fucking bounds. Parents are paying for and entrusting you with
an appropriate education for their kids. They are not yours,

(30:51):
and they are not everyone's.

Speaker 10 (30:55):
Ah oh, come on, everybody knows it takes a villains,
say everybody.

Speaker 19 (31:00):
I get to pick the damn village, not Joe Biden.

Speaker 10 (31:05):
I agree. Oh, okay, we're gonna take a break. Keep
Stacy from having an as at level in the air. Oh,
this is the daily dose. I'm Rick Robinson, g Stacey
Lennox back in a few don't hooie, find.

Speaker 23 (31:22):
You on your best bast.

Speaker 18 (31:46):
It's my own.

Speaker 2 (31:51):
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Speaker 10 (38:00):
I should lie about kay lur and Radio. We are
Americress Podcast Network and we've kind of been all over
the place this morning, but it's because this is our
Monday too, and it's on my fault. It's okay, I'll
take it, because yeah, it's just been one of those
weeks in between waking up Monday morning and having no
voice and getting yelled at my boss for not being
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(38:22):
and not have it any more time they would let
me take off. So I got up. My alarm went
off and I sounded like Froggy from Little Rascals, and
I was like, yep, nope, grabbed a bunch of salt
water and started gargling and rolled over my back to
sleep for a little while. And then Tuesday the baby
watch started, and you guys know the rest. Yeah, Tuesday
was interesting because I got to call at like five

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o'clock the first time, and then like by five thirty,
she's like, are you coming up? Are you coming up?

Speaker 19 (38:51):
Are you?

Speaker 10 (38:52):
I just I'm in my room. So I texted Stacy
and said, okay, I'm on my I have I'm on
my way to the hospital. And then I get halfway
there and she's like, never mind, they're sending me home.
They say I'm not ready yet. So I go home
do the day job thing, and I'm like, okay, well
i'll come up after work unless you text me and
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good for now. I'm still not going back up there yet.
And then right about that, at the same time, I
get a text for Maggie. It says, hey, Lou's gonna
be dealing with her dad. Can you produce. I'm like, yeah,
I didn't have to go to the hospital. So then
I get doubled all their stuff and I'm getting everybody
everything settled in because you know, the kids are gone,
so I'm doing all their stuff plus my stuff. So
I get settled in and get ready to climb in

(39:37):
my spot to go to bed, and the phone rings,
like okay, So she's like, I'm on my way up now,
I'll text you if if I actually officially go into labor.
So she text me at two in the morning, she's like,
can you come up I'm officially in labor. Yes, I'll
come up for a little bit. So I get up there,

(39:58):
hang out for a little bit, and it's going much
slower than expected because it's weird for a first child,
it's either gonna it takes forever or it's over before
you know it. It's just one of the other. Because
for my daughter, it was over before you know it.
She was like, I'm done, and then everybody's like my
now ex wife and my sister in law were in
the room with my mother in law and there all

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looking at her like we fucking hate you, because they
were like, in hours and hours and hours of labor,
she like punched the kid out like a picture. But
so this one took forever. So I go home, set
my alarm, sleep through it, and then get the call
later yesterday afternoon, Hey she's here. So I didn't get

(40:39):
to see her come into the world. I tried, but
I got a bunch of pictures, So yeah, I tried.

Speaker 19 (40:46):
We love We loved the baby. Yep, we love the babies.
There should be more babies. I'm seriously thinking about starting
a pod support group.

Speaker 10 (40:59):
And the good news is for those of you that
you know, because Gracy was such a surprise for those
of you that helped with Gracey, a lot of the
stuff that she's too little with has now been passed
too little four has now been passed on to this one,
So thank you guys.

Speaker 19 (41:16):
Yeah, y'all need to watch Glenbeck special from last night.
And we need to get these We need to get
these kids out of the public schools. We need to
start having like little one room schoolhouses where you got

(41:38):
a teacher that's teaching like kindergarten through junior high. We'll
send them. We'll figure out high school in a minute,
but kinner arten through first grade, something like little red
school house kind of mentality. We just know what they
got to be able to do by the time they're twelve,
and we get them there. Because like, there's four dudes

(42:04):
with tons of money. One of them is the air
to the Progressive Insurance Fortune, and that is not an accident.
The name of that company is not an accident. Okay,
I refuse to use them, all right. So one of
them is the Air to the Progressive Fortune, whose father

(42:25):
started Democracy Alliance with George Soros. Okay. Another one is
the Air to the Striker Fortune. And then there's two
other dudes, and they're all gay. They're all gay white
men who are wealthy, and they are driving this transgender
and genderless ideology down into the schools. They're funding lawsuits

(42:47):
like the whole fricking nine yards. So you got four
gay white dudes, wealthy white dudes, the patriarchy, if there
ever was one, erasing women. How fucked up is that?
And the left is celebrating it. Don't talk to me

(43:08):
about evil white dudes when these four evil white dudes
are trying to erase women. Sorry you didn't like us,
Sorry you weren't attracted to us. Sorry that probably made
you angry. You don't get to take us out. That's
not how any of this works. Fuckers, They're just gross.

(43:33):
They're just gross, and their stated goal they call themselves
the Cabinet. That's the name of their group. Rick has
nothing to say.

Speaker 10 (43:53):
Oh no, I just you speaking of people you haven't
seen in a while, and all of a sudden they're
showing up in your feet. I just saw it from McMuffin.
I was like, wait, I haven't seen you in forever.
So yeah. Apparently he tweeted out around the same time
yesterday in in a historic move, Utah Democrats who did
not to nominate to Senate candidate, choosing instead to join

(44:15):
our coalition to defeat Mike Lean Whatever the hell that means.

Speaker 19 (44:20):
Anyway, what does this day I just got a screenshot
is at elon Musk. Shadow band on Twitter. At elon
Musk exists no search suggestion ban, no search ban, ghost
band ghost ban. This is what is referred to as

(44:44):
conventional shadow band or thread banning as well. It comprises
a search ban while threads are completely ripped apart by
hiding reply tweets to the affected user. To others, everything
will look perfectly normal to the effective user, but many
others will not be able to see the reply tweets
of the affected user at all. Reasons for this band

(45:04):
include behavior like excessive tweeting or following again. This type
of band seems to be temporarily temporary limited for active accounts.
No reply d boosting detected. So elon Musk, the new
owner owner of Twitter is ghost band.

Speaker 10 (45:24):
Nice. They'll be held to pay anyway someday. Yeah, right,
because you know somebody's gonna send him there, like, hey,
have you seen this?

Speaker 19 (45:39):
See?

Speaker 26 (45:39):
Let me look at me, because I'm telling you mine
has been Mine has been a lot better than it
traditionally has been.

Speaker 19 (45:52):
Well.

Speaker 10 (45:52):
Yeah, I mean that's like I was saying earlier, for
the first time in forever, I'm gaining followers instead of
losing them. It's like every other day. I was like
losing people in the mind. What am I doing wrong?
Everybody's leaving bag?

Speaker 16 (46:11):
Huh?

Speaker 19 (46:12):
I'm ghost bands oh nice and reply d boosted.

Speaker 10 (46:20):
Nice. So so I go to check to see if
my follower counts changed, and of course one of the
first things I see under my pin tweet and a
couple others is who to follow Bill Gates Joe Biden. Yeah,
y'all don't pay any attention to what they all like

(46:41):
to eat. If you think I'm gonna follow Bill Gates
or Joe Biden.

Speaker 18 (46:46):
Hm.

Speaker 19 (46:46):
Anyway, I still think Bill Gates looks like a low
rent forty allen pretty much.

Speaker 10 (46:53):
His profile picture doesn't help that either. So how is
it that you checked for shadow banning? And it's been
so long I forgot.

Speaker 19 (47:05):
I'm sorry.

Speaker 10 (47:06):
How is it that you checked for a shadow banding?
I know there's a website you can do or something,
but I don't remember.

Speaker 19 (47:12):
I'll drop it in chat.

Speaker 10 (47:14):
I was just curious. Maybe they've reversed it. Maybe you know,
if those things are showing up, it means your reach
has been.

Speaker 19 (47:20):
Improved, or maybe there's a lag on the on the monitor.
I don't know, but I'm mine has gotten better. It
doesn't raptor have like ten kids, I think, so okay,

(47:46):
because he says he wants more and he's gonna adopt too,
if I remember, and.

Speaker 10 (47:50):
He has a pretty large family. I don't remember the exact.

Speaker 19 (47:55):
Did you know as six kids?

Speaker 10 (47:57):
I did not.

Speaker 19 (48:00):
Here's the reason I wrote about this yesterday and you
can go. I'll read the full thing if you want to,
and if you want to, give me a click, because
that's how I make money. But the left hates Elon
Musk because he loves people like he's pro human. If
you look at the left, they are completely anti human.

(48:25):
They are pro scarcity and anti human. And Michael Schellenberger
a man of the left who is now challenging Gavin
Newsom for the governor of California and is one of
the only political campaigns I have ever donated directly, too okay.
And this guy is not a Republican, he is not

(48:45):
a conservative. He has common sense solutions to the crime problem,
to the homeless problem, to the drug addiction problem, to
climate He's just he's doing common sense and things I
think we can all get around to make California a
better place. For people to live, right, Yeah, And he

(49:07):
coined this and said the apocalyptic climatemongers are basically pro
scarcity and anti human and they are Elon Musk is not.
He is on record saying we need to have more children,
we need to increase the birth rate. We actually need
more people. You know, his companies, like he makes electric vehicles.
He doesn't make electric vehicles to be exclusionary or anything else.

(49:28):
He would like to make electric vehicles well enough that
everyone could own one. Right, They're just not there yet.
I mean he said that publicly. He has the Boring Company,
literally the word boring bo ri i g. All it
does is try to solve traffic issues because the governments

(49:50):
can't do it, right. I mean, he's trying to improve
the lives of people. He wants people to have more stuff,
not less stuff. Meanwhile, over here, they're trying to make
you eat more lentils. They'd like to convert you to

(50:11):
meal willing worms and lab created meat. They've decided writ
large on a global scale, to transition everyone. Demand that
everyone transitioned to restorative farming, which will tank the food supply.
So they want you to get used to not having
what you want into doing without. Elon Musk doesn't agree.

(50:34):
So even though he believes an anthropogenic climate change and
has decided to build rockets in case we have to
go live on Mars someday, he still believes in the
dignity of the individual, that an individual can have an impact,
that's why he bought Twitter right, and that people are
basically good and deserve to live good lives. The left

(50:56):
writ large does not believe that. They see you as
an eater who needs to be managed, and that's why
they hate Elon Musk, even though he agrees with them
on some policies and puts money where his mouth is
about them.

Speaker 10 (51:18):
Yeah. No, I mean, I don't know. Elon Musk is
a bit of an abiration anyway, because he's and that's
the funny thing. I think all these people that right
now have latched onto him because he is for free speech.
He's already said that by the time he's done with Twitter,
there are going to be plenty of people on the
extreme left and the extreme right that aren't gonna like
what he's doing because he is planning on trying to

(51:40):
make the platform as neutral as possible. So I mean,
I but I think we need more of that because
Twitter has literally become the twenty first centuries public square.
It's where people come to hang out and discuss ideas.
It's what they wanted for Facebook, and it kind became
the virtual family reunion site instead.

Speaker 19 (52:06):
But anyway, I don't know. It's just I really think
that is the fundamental difference between Elon Musk and the
rest of the establishment and radical left. He just he

(52:28):
believes people are basically good and we need more of them.
Nobody else on that side believes that.

Speaker 10 (52:34):
So what are you evil people doing? I mean, you're
ghost banned and replied you limited many raptors, goes band.
I mean, in mind, I'm greening all the way across.
I feel like a choir boy said next to you people.

Speaker 19 (52:48):
Yeah, I don't know, I don't know.

Speaker 10 (52:53):
I feel like I'm surrounded by a bunch of Twitter buffiers.

Speaker 19 (52:55):
Well, our friend, our friend Bob like bottom lined it
pretty well. The same people who don't want to pay
back their student loans also think corporations should quote unquote
pay their fair share.

Speaker 10 (53:08):
Yeah, yeah, that's interesting. I mean, what's next door? We're
got to forgive mortgages next because you know, if we're
going to do that. I've got to get behind that one.

Speaker 19 (53:18):
I just apparently need to stop paying ship off.

Speaker 10 (53:21):
I'll get behind mortgage mortgage forgiveness long enough, mind to
get forgiven. Not really, it would be terrible because I mean,
you just wind up having to pay back so much
more in the long run, because the government owns you anyway.

Speaker 19 (53:38):
They're trying to they and they hate people that refuse
to be owned. Oh, I think everybody should have to
go back and help a junior in high school find
vertical and horizontal some totes. This is how you don't

(54:03):
get Alzheimer's disease.

Speaker 10 (54:07):
Okay, you want to try that. I'm just saying, what
the hell did you just say?

Speaker 19 (54:13):
I said, if you want to make sure that you
don't get Alzheimer's disease, everyone should sign up to help
eleventh graders with pre algebra and go ahead and help
them study for their final, including how to calculate vertical

(54:35):
and horizontal ACYMP totes.

Speaker 10 (54:38):
That doesn't sound like very much fun at all.

Speaker 19 (54:41):
Oh my god, my brain hurt last night. I came
home and I was so tired. I'm like, Okay, linear
programming I could deal with, because well, I used to
do that. For work, or at least I had to
understand it to be able to program a spreadsheet. This
I have not thought about. And I can't tell you
how long. And I was like, oh, wow, my head hurts.

(55:04):
You're killing me, Smalls.

Speaker 10 (55:07):
You're killing me, Small, You're killing me.

Speaker 19 (55:10):
You're killing me, Smalls. That's why I said, we'll figure
out high school later. I just in junior high. I
just want to take the K through twelve kiddos or
K through six kiddos, and I want a little red
school house. And I'll be there all day every day,
and I'll make sure they're busy. And I'm I mean,
I'm only talking ten twelve kids tops. And then I'll

(55:32):
make sure they're busy. I'll make sure they got work
to do every day. And then oh, you're gonna teach.
This is how we're gonna teach it, et cetera. And
then and then we're just gonna educate them. And then
they'll take the SAT and outperform everybody. So what you say,

(55:57):
like my great, my great great great great great, Yes, no,
great great and lived in the little tiny living area
attached to the one room red schoolhouse she taught in
in Glenn's Falls, New York till the day she died.

(56:20):
I want my own little, one room, red school house.
And nobody. None of these kids are gonna get a
Google account, will work on Brave. They're not gonna be
Google scholars. They're not gonna They're just not gonna. No
smartphones allowed. I'll be Miss Snuffy. Miss Snuffy. She's a teacher.

(56:49):
She's a teacher on Twitter that runs a charter school
in the UK, and she gets shit all the time
and her kids score out of sight on their nationalized testing.
It's the same with the charter school What is the
charter school system in New York City? Like they outperform

(57:12):
This woman in New York City takes kids that are homeless,
takes kids whose average family income on a pure lottery.
She takes them on pure lottery beginning in kindergarten. Average
family income in New York City of like forty thousand dollars. Okay,

(57:32):
Thomas Soul, this is the charter schools that Thomas Soul
took a look at for his book Charter Schools and
their Enemies that he wrote when he was ninety all right,
because he thinks it's the biggest issue facing us. So
she does. She takes kids. She has like twelve percent
of her student body at the last year I found

(57:54):
stats for We're Homeless. Okay, she outperforms school at every
great level for which she currently teaches because she's getting
into high school years now because the program keeps going
and she fights the mayor like tooth and nail to
get space. Her kids outperform districts where the average family

(58:16):
income is like two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

Speaker 10 (58:20):
Nice. Well, I mean it's like here, we have a
tirely those school districts, and my son went from being
a C student to an A student just because he
actually had the teachers that were willing to pay attention.
So it's all about the amount of time that you're
willing to spend with the child, and it's about not

(58:42):
cramming the classrooms so full that the teachers can't really teach.
They're just basically daycare. But anyway, on that note, we
are at top of the hour, Gonna take a break,
come back, get things reset hour two coming at you
on the other side. I'm Rick, she Stacey, We'll be
right back.

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Speaker 27 (01:06:19):
It's and welcome back into the program, ladies and gentlemen.

Speaker 10 (01:06:39):
I'm Mcrobinson, c Stacey Lynnox hour two coming at your
live of the Thursday inist of your daily dose right
here on KLR in Radio. Everybody's having a great Thursday
morning so far, especially those of us that are enjoying
newfound freedom on Twitter again because people are actually seeing
me again, which is weird because if I'm not showing
up a shadow band or anything else, with the hell

(01:07:00):
were they doing to keep me so restricted that, No,
I'm seeing people that I haven't seen.

Speaker 19 (01:07:03):
In forever, and you're still Maybe you're one of the
first ones let out of the cage.

Speaker 10 (01:07:09):
Maybe that's what it is. But I mean, even you
said you're seeing things better and you're still showing up
a show.

Speaker 28 (01:07:14):
Yeah, I'm sorry.

Speaker 19 (01:07:16):
For the size of my account though, seeing what some
other people had said that their increases were like overnight,
I would have expected to see more, But I don't
have a blue check, so I think they were kind
of dealing with the blue checks first, because some blue
check left. These went way down, like they were just
flat out fucking manipulating it to make certain people look

(01:07:39):
more popular. And now Elon Musk says he's going to
look into the bots that people like The New York
Times and those big followers have bought because it boosts
them and it makes them look more relevant than they
actually are. So yeah, it's gonna get interesting. But I mean,

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what in the world is happening here? I'm so confused.

Speaker 10 (01:08:07):
I'm telling you, people are starting to wake up everywhere.

Speaker 19 (01:08:11):
Okay, but we have Oregon Orregan where Portland is According
to Pull trek Or USA and DHM Research in a
full of six hundred registered voters taken in February, Okay,

(01:08:31):
and just published, generic Republican for the governor's race is
leading a generic Democrat in Oregon by eighteen points. Well,
you know, the impression of Joe Biden is negative at

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a rate of sixty three percent in Oregon, and the
impression of Governor Gave Brown is seventy two percent negative.
She's less popular than Joe Biden, which.

Speaker 10 (01:09:10):
By default makes your less popular than a hooker with
VD just saying.

Speaker 19 (01:09:15):
Well, but I mean, I'm just seeing her going, is
it possible We're going to win the governorship in Oregon? Like?
Why is no one talking about this?

Speaker 10 (01:09:28):
Because they're terrified for one on one side and on
the other side they're like, shut up, don't jigxit Just
well yes, yes, yeah, but no, I mean, I mean,
there's been some bet weather things that I've never seen before.
We've talked about some of them, like the fact that
the the the RNC is actively pursuing what is it

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seventy somewhat seats, Like they're basically pursuing all of them
that are open this season. They've never done that before
they're like, let's just go for every Hey, We're gonna
go for all the things. So, I mean, I've never
seen that happen before.

Speaker 19 (01:10:04):
I mean, you know, well, I mean you had Stu
on with Glenn Beck going over the Senate map and
he's like, yeah, I think the Senate majority, even though
the map is favorable to death, should be favorable to
Democrats this year. I think we're gonna get the majority
back because Warnock is running forty one to fifty one

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against freaking herschel Walker. I still can't believe he might
be my senator. But whatever, at least it's not a
it's not a demo, it's not a progressive with Warnock, however, however,

(01:10:49):
so he thinks we're gonna get the Senate back. But
he says in twenty twenty four, the map is so
favorable for Republicans that it's possible we could get to
a filibuster proof majority, which Republicans have never had. Oh boy,
like if now, now, now, now, do not ever underestimate

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the ability of Republicans to completely fuck it up, which
they probably will, but the possibility is out there.

Speaker 10 (01:11:21):
But Oregon, oh no, I never underestimate the Republican's ability
to not defeat from the Joesph victory because they've done
it more than once. I just I don't know. I
think the landscape is changing because too many people are
starting to wake up. I mean, I hope I'm right,
because it seems like it's taken forever, because I mean

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it seems like we've been trying to wake people up.
I mean, I know, I have what since the early
Obama years, like two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine,
so I mean, this has been going on for a
long time, and I don't know, maybe that maybe the
tipping point's finally gone one side too far. I mean,
that's the thing with politics and the pendulum. It always

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it does always swing, and eventually one side will try
to do a little bit too much, a little bit
too far, and then the other side says, no time
to come back this way a little bit. So we'll see.

Speaker 19 (01:12:17):
That's I had now.

Speaker 10 (01:12:26):
Stay. Stacey's still in shock over the Oregon numbers. She's like,
oh my god, what's probably going now.

Speaker 19 (01:12:31):
I'm just in shock that Joe Walsh thanks him saying you.

Speaker 10 (01:12:40):
Check. And Stacy's no officially gone to my internet just
got down well, I think Stacey just lost her internet connection.
Let's see if we can get her back, because yeah,
whatever was going on with her completely drugged down my
connection from it.

Speaker 6 (01:13:15):
Hello.

Speaker 19 (01:13:16):
Hello, it rang on my phone but not on my computer.
It's very strange, like whatever was going.

Speaker 10 (01:13:24):
On with your Skype drug like the entire connection down
on my side for a minute till you were gone.
Then everything else came back up after you dropped off.

Speaker 19 (01:13:31):
So I don't know what happened for some reason. My
computer is still not happy, but my phone is okay.
I'm gonna quit Skype on my computer and see if
I restart it if it works again. How's that that works?
And if it does, it says I have no Internet connection,

(01:13:54):
which is nonsense because everything else is working. I don't know.
Everything else seems okay, So it's just Skype Apparently, looks

(01:14:14):
like my internet connection is gone. Done done, done, done done.
I have no idea what happened. We just had the
damn thing reconnected.

Speaker 10 (01:14:33):
Oh nice, Google. Well, and now you're going on your
phone too. Hello, Hello, we just about lost you. Okay,
we just about lost you on your phone too.

Speaker 19 (01:14:49):
Well, apparently it won't It was still running on the
Internet on my phone, so it's just my computer that's
not recognizing my Internet. Apparently your computer can. I don't
understand what's going on. I can't be in chat guys. Sorry,
like interwebs. Don't think anyway, We don't thinking interwebs.

Speaker 20 (01:15:15):
But yeah, I don't know.

Speaker 19 (01:15:19):
Are the guys powerwashing over there? I don't know. I'm
getting the exterior of my house painted today. It's about
to start. So y'all are gonna hear the dogs go bizarre.

Speaker 10 (01:15:29):
Gonna go crazy, gonna go crazy.

Speaker 19 (01:15:32):
It's gonna go crazy crazy. But yeah, we get the
power washing today, so it should be it should be interesting.
I'm sure there's gonna be a door leak somewhere that's
gonna freak me out. Thank God. The floors will eventually
be replaced. But you know, yeah, water water everywhere, So

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I can't even cruise Twitter to find interesting things. I'm
going to be relying on Rick.

Speaker 10 (01:16:02):
Oh no, we're all dead.

Speaker 19 (01:16:04):
We're all dead.

Speaker 10 (01:16:06):
Relying on Rick is bad. Just that's my ex wife.

Speaker 19 (01:16:11):
How do we end up with the decent shot of
winning an election in Oregon?

Speaker 10 (01:16:17):
That's just shows you how bad they left this screw
it up. I mean, how long was part of Oregon
on Fire over the last couple of years.

Speaker 19 (01:16:25):
I know, but it's just it's like, what is going on?

Speaker 10 (01:16:30):
They they've tried to go too far. It's it's the
I mean, it's the classic story. It happens no matter
which way the pendulum swings, at some point, things will
go too far to one side and people get uncomfortable
and they start pulling things back the other direction. It's
how politics have always worked. I don't think I've ever
seen the pendulum swing quite this far, So I don't

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I don't know if the damage has already been done,
but I'm hoping not.

Speaker 19 (01:16:58):
Who knows?

Speaker 10 (01:16:59):
Why is there?

Speaker 19 (01:17:00):
Who knows?

Speaker 10 (01:17:00):
Why is there a hashtag trending that is keep Pounding?
That doesn't sound right. Oh, it's because it's draft day.
I guess somehow keep Pounding is tied to the draft.

Speaker 19 (01:17:15):
I don't know, Beard, I don't know. So you know
this is okay? So thanks Joe Biden is trending? You
all need to go out on Twitter and make that
a thing.

Speaker 10 (01:17:33):
Wait it is, I gotta go. Look, you know it's
not trending for me? Was it not trending for me? Boo?
M I can go find it though, I see, Thanks

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President Biden. No, thanks Joe Biden.

Speaker 19 (01:18:00):
Oh, thanks President Biden.

Speaker 14 (01:18:02):
Yeah.

Speaker 19 (01:18:02):
The Democrats like literally the account the Democrats, the DNC
official account tried to make fetch happen. It's not going well.

Speaker 6 (01:18:14):
Yeah.

Speaker 10 (01:18:15):
One of the top tweets I see is thank President
Thanks President Biden for bringing back kindness and caring. Thanks
President Biden for passing infrastructure or something Trump couldn't. Thanks
President Biden for working for the American people. Nudges for yourself?

Speaker 28 (01:18:32):
Yeah sure, sure, yeah, wow, Well, I don't know.

Speaker 19 (01:18:46):
It was something about Saint What what's it? The Democrats tweet?
Let's see, they tweeted the American Rescue Plan help lower
healthcare costs under the Affordable Care OGG, saving some families
twenty four hundred dollars on their annual premium. Thanks President Biden.

(01:19:06):
Yeah I'm not one of those families. Fuck you. Like,
my premium will probably go up thanks to that boondoggle.
Thank you very much, asshots, ass hats. Could we have
a comparative number please, how many peoples went up and
how many peoples went down? Much like Obamacare. I'm willing

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to bet this is just too weird. I have no idea.
What's going on with my interwebs It says I have
the interwebs. It must be it must be a Time
Warner problem, an Exfinity problem, probably because you know, well,

(01:19:56):
let's see if we have an outage. I'm not a
ha camp er. I would like to work today for you.
I think I have a cable guy right up the road. Whoops,

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they have a map. I'm so irritated. I can't work.

Speaker 10 (01:20:33):
This blows.

Speaker 19 (01:20:38):
Now. It doesn't want to show me the outage map either.
They're embarrassed everyone.

Speaker 10 (01:20:44):
We can't show you the map because it's everywhere.

Speaker 19 (01:20:47):
You can't see you the map because your internet's out. No,
I'm kidding, I'm kidding. I'm on data supposedly five G
T Mobile T Mobiles five G. So for anyone who's interested,
I'm just letting you know. Every time you transition from
LTE to five G something things stop working and you

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have to like reset your phone, turn on airplane mode,
then turn it off in order to get whatever you
were just listening to on your phone to start playing again.
Like that, your apps will have a seizure when your
T mobile phone seamlessly transitions from regular coverage to five
g you know, it's such a benefit. You know.

Speaker 10 (01:21:38):
The irony is when you start digging through Twitter you
realize that each side thinks the same of the other.
So just because you know, I started going into this
rabbit hole cult, thanks President Biden. So there's a tweet
from Secretary of Murty Walsh whoever that is, in fact
the strongest economic growth in almost forty years. Power is
powered by POTUS American Rescue plan has put the deficit

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on track to drop by more than one point three
trillion this year, which is true except for the fact
that we're going to spend almost four times that much.
So somebody says, why does the media ignore this? In
another account says because the media is owned by Republicans.
Excuse me, I don't understand, because you know, on our side,

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where like most of the media is owned by the left. Apparently,
according to them, most of the media is owned by
ass I'm rich. I'm not actually a Republican, but I
do consider myself on the right. But anyway, I just
find that interesting. It's like east side thinks the other
has all the power. Anyway, it's just weird.

Speaker 19 (01:22:43):
But the left is just weird, and they see here's
the thing what they can never admit is that they
own all the centers of power, because if you own
all the centers of power, if all of the institutional
power is on your side, you cannot, by definition be oppressed.

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So what they can't admit, and what would kill them
to admit, is that the right and the New Right
are now the counter culture because what do where does
the youth vote go to the counter culture?

Speaker 10 (01:23:23):
Right?

Speaker 19 (01:23:25):
So, if you've got all the college educated, suburban white
women and their husbands voting for Democrats, what are their
kids going to vote for Matt Gates? Ya? Morons? So
congratulations on putting your coalition together and making it the
coalition of big business, big media, big universities, college educated

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suburban white women, and various minority groups that are starting
to go, wait a minute, what have you done for
me lately?

Speaker 28 (01:24:05):
Yep?

Speaker 19 (01:24:06):
Nice, going very well, dude, we could win Oregon. Well
they're managing this whole thing.

Speaker 10 (01:24:20):
Well, I mean even you know, and this is stuff
that's been talked about for forever, so we'll see. But
I mean, I'm even starting to hear rumblings from California that,
you know, things have gone too far one direction, and
even some of their numbers are starting to go the
other way, but we'll see. So this is one that
I thought was kind of funny in a dark sense

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of humor kind of way. As somebody at Restricted News
tweeted Elon Musk fifteen hours ago, could you launch another
car into space, but this time with Joe Biden in it.

Speaker 19 (01:24:56):
I'm all in on that project. I put on his
aviator shades. They could see him in a fucking convertible.
It could take off and he'd think he was just
doing another campaign photo shoot. Oh right, right, don't you

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remember those those photos riding with Biden?

Speaker 10 (01:25:25):
Yeah, you know how the officially would be riding with Biden.

Speaker 19 (01:25:29):
Exactly my point. Let's do this. Oh dude, Can I
just say another thing. I love all these Hunter Biden revelations,
Like I do not know how in the world there
are not a bunch of hit pieces regarding Joe Biden

(01:25:50):
as the most abhorrent, social, criming, wicked stepmother in the world.
She wore a fur coat to like a like a

(01:26:11):
veteran's lodge event in Delaware. Who does that?

Speaker 10 (01:26:23):
I yeah, no, it's definitely bad.

Speaker 20 (01:26:27):
Oh.

Speaker 19 (01:26:28):
She was married when they met. Her husband is a
very wealthy man. He does not need money for a
book or anything else. So I believe the story he tells,

(01:26:52):
which is Joe Biden basically stole his wife. I do
not understand how a woman could watch her husband be
destroyed the way he is being destroyed in public and
just be okay with it.

Speaker 10 (01:27:10):
Yeah, I'm not sure either.

Speaker 19 (01:27:14):
If you cared about them at all, why.

Speaker 12 (01:27:23):
Are we doing this?

Speaker 19 (01:27:25):
I just want the average map. Thank you. Oh now
we're gonna have to load it again. My goodness, the
mulos five G sucks. I'll say it again. I'll say
it again. Select an icon from If I could see

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the fucking icons, I would select one.

Speaker 10 (01:27:51):
Why are they still pushing this shit? This is from
Fox thirteen in Seattle. Moderna is asking US regulators to
approve its low dose COVID teen vaccine for children younger
than six, potentially opening shots for millions of tots by summer.

Speaker 19 (01:28:08):
Okay, okay, we just everybody, come back, come back to
seventy five. According to the CDC, seventy five percent of
children have had COVID. According to their laboratory monitoring, seventy
five percent of children under eighteen have not just not
just been vaccinated if they're eligible but have had COVID.

(01:28:36):
We do not need this. We do not need this.
And according to a new study, okay, a study of
twenty three million people in Denmark. You now the what
do you call it, the countrys.

Speaker 29 (01:28:57):
Intic countries, twenty three million people across four countries, the
risk of myocarditis after the first and second noses of
the vaccine.

Speaker 19 (01:29:10):
For people at risk of that, so that's younger people
and children is fifteen times higher after the vaccine than
after having COVID. So why are we trying to inject
little kids, little kids where there is zero data that

(01:29:36):
the shots do anything? Well, I mean, there is no
other data. There is no data that it prevents transmission
or infection. So if the goal is to prevent severe disease,
do you know what population doesn't get severe disease from
COVID even if you believe it does that, which it doesn't.

Speaker 10 (01:30:01):
Well, I mean, so here's the thing. I know why
moderna adviser and everybody's pushing for it because granted, nobody's
really having money money money, well that's just it. Nobody's
having to pay for the shots right now. But you
know the government's paying them on the back end. There's
no way they're not.

Speaker 19 (01:30:16):
So the government's already bought the doses.

Speaker 10 (01:30:20):
So but but that's exactly what's happening. Is they're just
finding other new ways to try to increase the number
of doses needed so they get the government to buy more.

Speaker 19 (01:30:28):
The problem. Well, and here's here's the other thing. The
reason Joe Biden won't end the national Emergency, even though
doctor Fauci says the pandemic phase is over right, is
because if he ends the emergency, the EUA for their
shots goes away.

Speaker 28 (01:30:52):
Oh man, the eu A for the.

Speaker 19 (01:30:57):
Mala. Harris took the EUA for the show. That's the
EUA for the monoclonal antibodies all go away because it's
an Emergency Use authorization. I just thought you might find

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that interesting.

Speaker 10 (01:31:29):
Oh it's all a mess.

Speaker 19 (01:31:33):
It's all a complete mess. And I'm getting super super
super tired. I'm walking into healthcare provider offices and having
to put on a mask. It's like, if you, of
all people still believe this horseshit, why am I here
consulting you about my health? Like? Did you all?

Speaker 15 (01:31:58):
Like?

Speaker 19 (01:31:59):
I will look up to the desk to check in
at my physical therapist. And the two girls were sitting
there with their masks down, talking and they pull them up.
I'm like, really, I'm the last person you have to
do that in front of I promise. I'm not going
to taddle on you. I'd prefer you left them down.
Oh I know, but we just we're told we have to.
And I'm like, yeah, who's telling you a big cabal

(01:32:24):
of stupid people, because that's where we are. We're being
run by a big cabal of stupid people. But yeah,
my favorite new thing is. Doctor Fauci was on TV
twice and once he said the pandemic it pases over,

(01:32:45):
and the other time he said, well, the pandemic is
never really over, like we're we still have issues. Because
apparently he was supposed to go to the White House
Correspondence Association Dinner nerd prom. The nerd prom hasn't happened
a couple of years, I guess, and President Biden, who's
older than Methuselah, is planning to attend. Oh yeah, I

(01:33:10):
want it though, so Methusli is president house Plant President
putting ahead he's gonna go. But Facci came out and said, no, no,
I'm not gonna go, right, it's too dangerous. We can't
have another sulfur spreader. So because apparently some other press
gaggle had a bunch of people come up positive for

(01:33:33):
COVID after it was called the Gridiron or something. So
doctor Fauci's not gonna go. President Biden said he's gonna go.
Kamala Harris Pop's positive with COVID for like the second time.
I swear she already had it, didn't she Her husband
had it? And I thought she tested positive too because
there was a big perfumix because she was maskless at

(01:33:55):
the at that confirmation for Jackson at the party after
her confirmation. So I swear this is the second time,
but I can't be sure. I know her husband had it.
So Kamala has it. Fat she won't go. Biden says
he's going. And now the White House correspondent he's like,

(01:34:16):
what do we do? What do we do? Our COVID
god said, it's not safe. Our president is coming. What
do we do? What do we do? They want to
have NERD proms so bad? Right, but now they're conflicted.
I love watching it. They just run in circles, running circles,
running circles. They have nerd drum or. Don't nobody cares.

(01:34:41):
Nobody cares, not a single person. Nobody cares about the
oscars anymore. If you think anybody cares about the White
House Correspondence Association dinner, you're insane. We don't like Hollywood

(01:35:03):
and we don't like you.

Speaker 10 (01:35:04):
Guys.

Speaker 19 (01:35:06):
Your rating is worse than Congress. What do you not understand?

Speaker 10 (01:35:14):
Apparently the rating being worse than Congress park.

Speaker 19 (01:35:28):
Oh my god.

Speaker 10 (01:35:30):
Oh so this is interesting because you know, Elon, you know,
the whole time he's been pushing to take over Twitter
and everything else has been you know, talking about how
free speech matters and this, that and the other. So
everybody that's ever been blocked by him now is tweeting
out for somebody that's so into free speech, why did
he block me? And I'm like, you guys don't seem
to understand how free speech actually works. He's not limiting

(01:35:52):
your speech, he's limiting your access to him, which he's
completely allowed to do. And it's actually how Twitter was
supposed to work in the first place. If you didn't
like something somebody was saying, you have the ability to
walk away by hitting the block or the mute button,
not call for them to be completely removed from a
platform anyway, But yeah, I've I've seen probably twenty or

(01:36:19):
thirty of those over the last couple of days. Oh
for mister free speech, Why did he do this that
I keep saying the same thing. Is he actually limiting
your speech or just your access to him? Pretty sure
you know the answer?

Speaker 19 (01:36:42):
Well, I don't know. Did Jack ever block anybody?

Speaker 10 (01:36:47):
I don't know. I never really paid enough attention to
Jack to worry about it one way or the other.

Speaker 19 (01:36:52):
I just think it's super weird, Like I think Jack's
got to be super scared about, like what's going to
come out about what Twitter was doing, because he's like, oh,
I'm all in for elon running in. He's the only
singular solution I trust, really, and then.

Speaker 10 (01:37:09):
Starts trashing CNN. I'm like, what what are you run
uncovered for?

Speaker 19 (01:37:15):
Oh?

Speaker 10 (01:37:16):
So I didn't see this. We should probably talk about this.
This is for a Well, actually I guess I didn't
see it because it just came out. Well, it says
it was an hour ago, but it shows dateline. April
twenty seventh, Spotify releases new metrics showing the attempt of
boy cut over Joe Rogan failed spectacularly, which is probably
why they've kicked the Obamas off and kept Joe Rogan.

Speaker 19 (01:37:38):
Well, but I mean, it's just like I I deleted
Spotify because Joe Rogan was the only thing I listened to,
and I'm sorry. Like Joe Rogan, at least for a
period of time, was all like, well, I'm gonna like
make sure I do things for both size and he
was having the least interesting guests in the world. They
were all complete laptist tropes, and I'm just like, you

(01:37:59):
just became the lead interesting guy doing this. They literally
got you. Like, he'll never have an interview like he
did with Robert Malone again, and everybody's like, oh, look
at this totally awesome interview he had with Bill Maher. No,
Bill Maher's the same dick Bill Maher has always been.

(01:38:19):
He's a libertarian at heart. He just wants to do
what he wants to do. He's gonna give lip service
to like being a guilty rich person. He's never signed.
He's always been a critic, critic of radical Islam. He's
always been a critic of the woke bullshit because it
interferes with her his libertarian urges, right, he engages in

(01:38:45):
clapped by insulting Republicans because that's who his audience is.
And I find him to be one of the most
boring people in the culture because he's so effing predictable,
like I'm just not writing the oh look what Bill
maher said, are ever again, because he's inauthentic. He doesn't

(01:39:07):
say what he really believes. Because on nine things out
of ten, he probably agrees with your average Republican more
than he in terms of personal freedom and individual and
the individual. Then he agrees with people on the left,
he'll never admit it. So he's just lying to himself

(01:39:28):
or he's lying to his audience. It's one or the other.
But that's not a oh shocking interview with Joe Rogan.
Joe Rogan used to have interesting people on and people
who were out of the mainstream or kicked out of
the mainstream for what they had to say. And now
he'll never do that if it goes against the establishment again,

(01:39:49):
because he got zapped for it and Spotify didn't have
his back. That was the worst thing Spotify ever did,
no matter what their numbers are, because long term, it's
corrosive and I literally am not listening to a Joe
Rogan interview since I used to be a regular listener.
I'm just like, really, that's what you're gonna do.

Speaker 10 (01:40:15):
I mean, you know, I mean honestly, I'm gonna be honest.

Speaker 19 (01:40:21):
No, No, here's why it made me mad. He was
on par with Elon Musk as far as I was concerned,
because he was in the driver's seat. He gave the
radical left the keys, and it offended me.

Speaker 10 (01:40:38):
Well no, but that's what I was about to say,
is you know, I don't have any skin in the
game because I listen to the few times I've listened
to anything on Joe Rogan's podcast was when we were
going to talk about it. It's just not anything I've
ever really listened to. So I had no real skin
in the game to begin with. And I was just
as disappointed as you were when after the whole you know,

(01:41:00):
I'm not changing anything a couple of weeks later, he's like, well,
I'm like, yeah, well that'll be it for you. I
just thought it. I just thought it was interesting because
it seems the Lift is losing their Cancel Cancel culture
game two because they tried to come after Spotify, and
Spotify is like, yeah, no, not only did it not work,
it had the opposite effect. So thank you.

Speaker 22 (01:41:21):
That was that was what.

Speaker 19 (01:41:26):
All? Right, we knew this when we left. Why is
this news?

Speaker 10 (01:41:33):
What are we talking about? I'm confused.

Speaker 19 (01:41:36):
First on CNN, why US left behind seven billion of
military equipment in Afghanistan after twenty twenty one withdrawal. Pentagon
report says, yeah, we had journalists from like the Long
War journal and other people who had that break down

(01:41:58):
like the week and happened. Why is this news now?
It's certainly not. First on CNN, I don't know, like,
just because the Pentagon admits it now, journalists are just

(01:42:19):
the laziest people in the whole world.

Speaker 10 (01:42:22):
Well, my question is, why is the Pentagon admitting it now?

Speaker 19 (01:42:31):
Ooh, Like, I mean, we've already had commentators say if
we ever have to go into our conflict in the
Middle East again, we've lost the night vision advantage, Like
we've lost a lot of our technological advance or advantages

(01:42:51):
because we left that stuff behind. It's just it's I

(01:43:15):
don't like, yeah, thanks for the confirmation. We all knew
that we gave up Bagram where all that stuff was,
and then the Afghan National Army ran away, leaving it behind.
We gave it to them, Like my goodness, my goodness,

(01:43:47):
it's really no wonder that, Like the Saudis are making
fun of Biden on their equivalent of Saturday Night Live
on State TV, and like Israel's basically giving us the
middle thing are like the number of unaffiliated countries they're
trying to ret like re up this whole Cold War

(01:44:11):
mentality by blaming everything on footin like no, no, sorry,
not what it was. It's still bad, but it's not
what it was. And there they're in Ukraine there, yeah, okay, whatever.
But in the original Cold War, like everybody took aside,

(01:44:34):
every country took a side. They're an awful lot of countries.
Now just stand right the hell out of it, Like
both y'all are nuts, so we're just gonna go stand
over here. The number of abstentions at the UN for
resolutions regarding the Ukraine conflict are enormous, enormous.

Speaker 10 (01:45:02):
Well, I mean, part of it is, I think, because
they know more about what's going on than we do.
Because our media, for the most part, has done this
really terrible job of trying to paint the president of
Ukraine is a white hat, and he's really not.

Speaker 19 (01:45:23):
And I think that well, I mean Ukraine. Ukraine is
a corrupt oligarchy that holds election. That's what it is.
Did Russia have the right to go in and try
to take it over? Not really? But like these are

(01:45:45):
like the bad, This last fashion of democracy is just bullshit.
Anybody who looks into Ukraine for just a little bit
when they were beaching President Trump knows it's bullshit. That
doesn't mean my heart doesn't break for the Ukrainian people.
That doesn't mean that the humanitarian crisis there for people

(01:46:08):
who had no say in what's going on right now
isn't horrible. Doesn't mean I wouldn't give for food, for blankets,
for transportation. It doesn't mean that I'm not gonna donate
to organizations that can put that aid on the ground,
that do good work. According to Charity Navigator, right, but

(01:46:31):
do I think we ought to be sending our own
boys and girls over there?

Speaker 14 (01:46:35):
No?

Speaker 19 (01:46:36):
Do I think we should be in a hot war
with Russia.

Speaker 6 (01:46:38):
No.

Speaker 19 (01:46:38):
I don't even think we should be in a proxy
war with Russia, which is essentially what we're doing right now.
The point is Russia invaded Ukraine in two thy fourteen.
Right now Russia is confined to largely what they invaded
in twenty fourteen, and nobody gave a shit. Why am

(01:46:59):
I supposed to give a shit? Now? I just nobody
has explained that to me? And and why am I double?
Why am I supposed to give a shit about the

(01:47:19):
geopolitical part of it, not the human suffering, because we
should all care about that when it the the president
of Ukraine who we are all supposed to revere right
as this bastion of democracy, basically said, Joe Biden did
this by letting nord Do go forward, like everybody knows

(01:47:39):
why it happened, and nobody is holding the president of
the United States accountable for it. Germany completely up their

(01:48:01):
energy policy as a result of what Russia did. They
now understand when when President President Trump said to them,
you're emboldening Russia because you buy so much energy from them,
because your green initiatives are failing, and everybody laughed.

Speaker 10 (01:48:21):
He was right, Oh dude, it wasn't just left. They well, sorry,
I didn't mean to step on you. But it wasn't
just laughed. They showed like that day because that actually
happened in a meeting, and then they showed the media's
reaction to it, and oh my god, you would think
he had basically just told everybody that he was gonna
nuke the entire planet and blow up the sun. They're like,

(01:48:41):
oh my god, Never have I seen a sitting president
talked to someone talk to another country that way. And
it was just terrible and horrible, and I'm just like,
but he was right. But he was right.

Speaker 19 (01:48:54):
He was completely right, and anybody paying attention to it
at the time. I mean, in two thousand and third
team they were writing articles about how energy had become
a luxury good in Germany so like, and what nobody

(01:49:16):
ever cares to talk about is that more people die
from freezing to death than being too hot. So when
you start restricting the ability of people to use cheap
and available energy when where it gets cold, people die.

(01:49:41):
They die in far greater numbers than the number of
people in hot areas of the world who don't have
air conditioning.

Speaker 10 (01:49:50):
This is true.

Speaker 19 (01:49:53):
So you're literally talking about developing an energy policy developed
on worshiping Gaya that can kill people because they can't
afford to heat their homes. This was being written in
twenty thirteen. Same in the UK. It had to do

(01:50:14):
with all the EU regulations. And here they are being
like the functional alcoholic, right, who doesn't keep liquor in
the house but keeps it in his trunk and drinks
in his car instead.

Speaker 3 (01:50:29):
Right.

Speaker 19 (01:50:30):
So California does this, Germany did it. They completely restrict
the kind of energy produced in their own state or country,
and then they go get the natural gas and fossil
fuels they need to actually operate their grids most of
the time until the other people don't have it because

(01:50:51):
they also have high energy needs. They get those from Arizona,
Nevada or Russia. They're not not using fossil p fuel.
They're just not making fossil fuels. It's totally a shell
game and it's bullshit. Oh the reason La had blackouts

(01:51:18):
is because the heat wave that they were experiencing was
also affecting Nevada and Arizona, where they get their fossil
fuel from, so they didn't have what they would normally
have to spare because that's where California goes when their
own crappy grid that they have degraded doesn't work anymore.

Speaker 10 (01:51:41):
Oh So, speaking of things that are bullshit, and I
wish I would have seen this last year. For some reason,
I didn't hello, Hello, I just saw a messages said
give me a call on your back.

Speaker 19 (01:51:59):
Yeah, I just got my internet back.

Speaker 10 (01:52:01):
Okay.

Speaker 19 (01:52:02):
I was like, I was like, sorry, sorry, sorry. I
thought it was your internet that was happening because my
internet was still working on my phone at the time,
so my internet was dying apparently when we disconnected, it
just wasn't completely dead yet, so I thought it was
yours because mine was still showing as working.

Speaker 10 (01:52:23):
I was like, why am I getting a call? By
getting a message says give me a call one of
your back while she's talking. That was interesting. So a
couple of quick hits on the way out, because we
only got about five minutes left. New York Court of
Appeals just tossed the Hyperpurtis and jerrymandered congressional and state
Senate match for the state that happened yesterday. So yeah,

(01:52:43):
apparently there was a big attempt to jerry mander and
it got tossed out. And according to the Daily Mail,
they were reporting about five point two million dollars a
lot of explained income from Joe Biden. Curious as to
why we keep having to find things like you fish
out from foreign new sources rather than our own.

Speaker 22 (01:53:05):
Just say.

Speaker 6 (01:53:08):
Hmm.

Speaker 19 (01:53:12):
Let's see. Coca Cola Bite is coming next week. Here's
what Coke's new pixel drink tastes like.

Speaker 10 (01:53:22):
I'm terrified.

Speaker 19 (01:53:27):
We'll tell you when you can get Coke zero Sugar
buye Soda Bite Soda and where to buy it. Coca
Cola's brand new flavor will be available in less than
a week, and it's nothing like the Starlight Space flavored
coke that was released in February. What are they doing?
It's called Coca Cola Zero Sugar Byte, and according to

(01:53:49):
the Giant Soda, it tastes likes pixels. The company says
it's the first Coca Cola flavor born in the Metaverse,
and then it's been hidden in planes. An early look
at the beverage appeared in a new island created in Fortnite.
Coca Cola said.

Speaker 10 (01:54:09):
Mmm, see what now?

Speaker 19 (01:54:15):
It had quite a loud fizz, much more carbonation than
the Starlight coke. This one has a brown hue like
regular Coke zero, with a very sweet smell. When I
took a sip the Coke Bite, the fizziness was so
strong that it reminded me of when I would eat
pop rocks as a kid. The flavor was soft, but
still tasted like a coke zero. I could taste the

(01:54:37):
sweetener used to replace the sugar, possibly splend that hmmm.
I don't, I don't get it.

Speaker 10 (01:54:54):
I don't.

Speaker 19 (01:54:55):
I don't know.

Speaker 10 (01:54:55):
Things have gotten weird, like I saw us, Like things
are being put on a that make no sense. Like
there's like something called flaming hot Mountain do Now. I'm like,
what the hell is that? And why would you drink it?
I'm just like, I don't know. Ever since you know,
marijuana got legal in one form or another in like
thirty eight states, whether it's a medicinal or recreational. It's

(01:55:16):
like food with nuts. It's like all these weird combinations
that you've never heard of before that you know are
munchie driven. And I'm like, what what the hell is
going on? Like like, within like days of it passing here,
Kentucky Fried Chicken put out a cheetah crusted chicken sandwich
and I'm like, yeah, that's bunchies. Now You've got like

(01:55:36):
all these weird flavors coming up from soda companies, and
I'm just like you know, I just I don't drink
much sooner to begin with, unless I'm just trying to
find more caffeine.

Speaker 19 (01:55:47):
So here's what I want.

Speaker 10 (01:55:49):
What do you want?

Speaker 19 (01:55:51):
And I don't smoke weed, guys, Oh she had I
want a cool ranch. I want a cool ranch to
rito crusted chicken sandwich. Am I right? Yeah? Am I right?
That could be either that or or a tostitos hint

(01:56:12):
of lime crusted chicken sandwich.

Speaker 10 (01:56:16):
Okay, I haven't had Breakmas yet. You're making me hungry.

Speaker 19 (01:56:21):
Both of those are excellent ideas, and I think I
think I should. I think I should make them at
my own home and put them on the internet.

Speaker 10 (01:56:30):
Nice. Yeah, no, I mean actually both of those do
sound really good.

Speaker 19 (01:56:34):
But we've officially they're also glued free.

Speaker 10 (01:56:37):
We've officially hit that time, ladies and gentlemen, so we're
gonna have to jump off here trying to make up
the three minutes we went commercial free for the last hour,
so you guys actually did get the full show for once.
We will see you guys when we see it. Try
to be back tomorrow. I promise. I am gonna try
to finish now.

Speaker 19 (01:56:55):
We're gonna be back tomorrow.

Speaker 10 (01:56:57):
Well, you know, I keep saying that. That's when I
jinxed it, so I'm done saying that.

Speaker 19 (01:57:01):
But anyway, we'll.

Speaker 10 (01:57:02):
See you guys tomorrow morning. I'm off tonight, Jenna and
I don't relaunch until next week, so I'm gonna go
visit a friend in the hospital and go hang out
with my kids that are still in Ukon for a
little bit because I haven't seen him in like a week,
and then i'll see you guys tomorrow morning.

Speaker 18 (01:57:15):
So we'll see you guys later.

Speaker 3 (01:57:17):
Bye.

Speaker 18 (01:57:21):
Then running Sun

Speaker 19 (01:57:31):
No one time

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