Ochelli Effect 11-14-2025 Call-in with B Pete

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Speaker 1 (00:06):
Get ready for it, all right, eight fourteen pm Eastern
here on the coast of what we used to call America,
And believe it or not, it is the fourteenth day
of November twenty twenty five, allegedly, according to that thing
we call a calendar. Anyway, I'm live, all right. I've

(00:29):
only done one live show this week, but I did
put out some old ones just to keep everybody happy,
hopefully or unhappy, depending on who you are, and during
this time when I'm trying to prepare to go to
Dallas on the nineteenth. But look, I'm exhausted from dealing
with people anyway. And I gotta tell you it's just
I haven't even dealt with that many people, but they

(00:50):
are exhausting more by volume. Nowadays they pack a better punch.
There's no shrink flation on that, Okay, just saying anyway,
And I had is it a mercury retrograde? And also,
I don't know rapro grade or something? What is this?
I don't know. My electronics are conspiring against me. Everybody

(01:11):
hates me. I should go eat some worms. Yeah, I
don't know. I can't do it. I just I can't
do the worm thing. Maybe you guys, can I can't.
I know we're supposed to all eat insects if you're
a crunchy person or whatever and you're stupid, but I can't.
You know, look, if there's a nuclear apocalypse, I'll figure
it out, but I don't want to be here afterwards.

(01:34):
So anyway, what can I say? It's Friday, and you
can call in help me out. I don't want to
talk about politics. I really really really really really don't.
But whatever you want to talk about, it's up to you.
Three one nine five two seven five zero one six.
I have my co host back with me, which is

(01:54):
probably why this show is going to go a lot
better than it did last week. Three one nine five
two up in five zero one six. Even though you know,
I realized the Friday night show has been counterproductive for me,
I still do this because I want to give you
guys a chance to speak. So there you go. That's
the way that's going to be. And what was that

(02:16):
Chevy Chase used to have a good line in the seventies.
No he didn't anyway, he used to fall down doing
Gerald Ford and somehow he got millions of dollars. I
never thought he was funny. Either he's kind of like Rogan,
he sort of sucks, you know, outside of one or
two TV shows he did that where he was, you know,
really good at I don't know, Chevy Chase. He seemed
old when he wasn't old. He never was funny to me.

(02:38):
Joe Rogan a horrible stand up act. I mean, you
know on Fear Factory's kind of funny as the guy
who wants to be a comedian and also punch people
in the face in the MMA ring great otherwise podcaster, yes,
blessed position. But I talked about that on the last part. Anyhow,
enough out of me, Be Pete, how was your two

(02:59):
weeks now? Because you weren't here last week, But I'm
glad you're back. You know, I'll talk about why it is.
I wanted to help be Pete out with something during
this past two weeks and could not. But anyway, I
don't want to get into that necessarily. I just want
to find out how you're doing. Really, we had a
little communication confusion which caused me to be late when
I was actually on time for this show, and I apologize.

(03:23):
I want to give to Florida you as much as
possible today. How you doing.

Speaker 2 (03:28):
I'm doing good. This week has been a lot better
than last week. Last week was kind of a living
hell between stuff being torn up, not working, and contractors
in here. I think I'm halfway back to normal. But
I either won a yard worker or a new elbow
for Christmas because I have cut down enough brush. I

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got a pile out there I've cut down past week.
It's probably the size of a bus. So I got
to get it moved out to the street.

Speaker 1 (04:00):
Talk at a short bus or a full bus.

Speaker 2 (04:03):
No big bus? Okay, yeah, clear in that back corner
of the property. Back there, it's just been a living hell.
Now I'm in an area that's all briers that have
grown up into saplings, probably fifteen twenty feet high. So
you cut it once and then you cut it four
or five times to get it on the ground where
it just hangs above you.

Speaker 1 (04:24):
You know, because you're where you are, do you have
the kind of property where you could grow stuff? I mean,
could you make a nice garden out there? You think?

Speaker 3 (04:31):
Or what?

Speaker 2 (04:33):
Oh? Yeah, my yard's big enough. I've got I've got
a set of horseshoe pits on one side of the yard,
and I'm going to put a set on the other
side of the yard. That way, morning or afternoon. If
you want to play horseshoes, you can do it in
the shade. Okay. Besides that, back behind my garage, I've

(04:56):
got a big enough area to put a garden, to
put a botchy court. I mean, I've got plenty of
room back there.

Speaker 3 (05:03):
Okay.

Speaker 2 (05:04):
So, and that's what I'm doing, is clear in the
last eighty feet in this one corner, this just was
let grown up for years and years and years, and
I'm reclaiming it.

Speaker 1 (05:13):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (05:14):
Well, the reason it's funny.

Speaker 1 (05:15):
Yeah, it wasn't me. I wasn't asking because of the space.
I was asking because of the quality of Like how
well does stuff grow on that property? Because you could
have lots of space, But if you got nothing but
sand and crap, you know what I mean, You'll have
to dig deep to turn it over to get good
good earth, you know what I mean.

Speaker 2 (05:29):
But some people, all you here in the coastal plain,
we've got this sandy loam that's good for drainage and
good for growing crops. I mean, anything from tobacco to
corn to soybeans, it'll grow.

Speaker 1 (05:42):
Okay, in my.

Speaker 2 (05:44):
Yard, I've got grass on a good part of the back.
It's the front I've had trouble with all the leaves.
I've got these huge oak trees I've got I've got
two oak trees out in the front yard. Three people
standing touching hands couldn't wrap around the trunks. They're that big,
they're that old. Okay, so the front yard is really shaded,
but the back is wide open and most of it's

(06:05):
grass right now. But now I've got to install a
fence to keep the idiots from the park from cutting
through property. So that's another thing coming up in the
next two weeks. I think I'm just going to go
buy about two hundred feet a freaking razor wire and
just set it back there with a warning sign and

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let them shred themselves cutting through there if they want to.
I mean, I've gone to the city. They don't want
to pay for a fence on their property, even though
it's a nuisance drawing people through other people's properties to
cut through there. It's just paying the ass. So I'm
just going to end it all. They was just going
to put a raisor wire and a machine gun missed.

Speaker 1 (06:46):
That's the way you're going, Okay, So don't bother grow
in a garden then unless you want to bury the
bodies in it.

Speaker 2 (06:54):
Fertilizer, man, that's what the multipiles for.

Speaker 1 (06:57):
That's what the multipiles for. That's great. Oh yeah, okay.

Speaker 2 (07:02):
Well, in fact, that fact that lived chipper up and
go to town.

Speaker 1 (07:05):
Hey, don't for that fargo, and don't forget look coffee
grounds and eggshells along with you know what I'm saying.
It's helpful. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (07:13):
Hey, you know something, my aunt, and this is one
of these old things that you learn from old people. Yes,
she used to whenever she fixed eggs, she would take
the shells yep. And she reached up in the cabinet
and pulled down this big mason jar and she'd crack
it open and throw those shells in there. Periodically, she
would take it outside, take the top off, and take
like a stick or a wooden spoon and break up

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the shells in the water that they're in.

Speaker 1 (07:38):
Yep.

Speaker 2 (07:39):
I got a whiff of that craft. That is the
rankest smelling water I have ever. I have smelled death before,
and it didn't smell that bad. Okay, And she took it.
You take it and you pour it on your houseplants.
It doesn't smell in the room because you don't have
the lid off that long. But it will grow anything. Absolutely,

(08:02):
I don't care what it is. You put this crap
on it, you could grow You could grow pot plants
on a bowling ball. This stuff is so strong.

Speaker 1 (08:13):
Well, I'll tell you what though, wicked. Are you sure
about that description, because I got to tell you a
few years back when we first moved into the trailer
park down here, and we were on the trailer park
side where there were literally refurbished FEMA trailers okay, that
people were living in that you know, ended up here
during some storm probably in the nineties or whatever. These

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people were living in those. A guy died in there
right dead as summer, I mean hot summer in the
South here, and a guy died in there, and he
was probably in there for about three weeks when they
brought him out. I mean, the coroners were like vomiting,
literally going outside and vomiting after dealing with it. And
the smell that like wafted off of and out of

(08:57):
that container, because look, it's basically a metal container that
this guy's been heated up and now for three weeks
after he died right, you're telling me that that egg
shell water is worse than that, or are you saying
it's worse.

Speaker 2 (09:09):
Than just it's worse than that, It's worse than that.
We had a guy we had an ambulance call over
on a railhead in Germany and we had to go
a guy got electrocuted on the lines over the railhead
cook and we had to go pick him up. And yeah,
that guy cooked. Now, that was probably the worst smell
I ever smelled. That's when you break open the mental
Latham jar or the vics and cover your nose with

(09:32):
it before you go up there.

Speaker 1 (09:34):
Yeah, you got to put up this eggs shell water.

Speaker 2 (09:36):
I guarantee you this eggs shell water will grow anything.
I'd never heard of it before. And apparently she had
been keeping a jarl water since she was a young
lady and she was in her eighties when I learned
about it. But the stuff.

Speaker 1 (09:50):
Works, yeah, now, and it just made wherever she dumped
it like just more fertile. Right, I mean, I don't
know what it is with that.

Speaker 2 (09:57):
Uy. She'd used it. She'd used it on our house plants.
You couldn't you could take a house plant that was
you know, one day from absolute death. Take it over
there and shoot it with that stuff, and it'd be
perked up in the next day. I mean, it was
just amazing. You know. She had the best house plants
I ever seen in my life, and she'd use it
in her darten on certain things.

Speaker 1 (10:17):
Nice. Nice.

Speaker 2 (10:19):
I didn't think egg shells, yeah, you know, I wouldn't
think eggshells would be that nutritious. I know, the calcium
eventually breaks down and leaches into the water, but other
than that, I don't know if it's the remnants of
the egg and the shell that ferments or what. But
it's I don't know. It's just amazing the way this

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stuff works. That's a circle grow.

Speaker 3 (10:42):
That's the people.

Speaker 1 (10:43):
These people always confused me with this vegan philosophy where
they're like, oh, I want no animal product involved, and
it's like, yeah, but you don't quite understand that when
there's like absolutely no animal product involved at all, no
no living anything, you know, like creature involved, and you
just use plants, your plants don't grow. You need stuff

(11:03):
from animal product in the earth. It helps it. I mean, yeah,
technically speaking, you can grow some vegetables just off of
the you know, the fallen vegetables, right, you put them,
you recirculate them back into the earth, they break down whatever. Right,
But the thing is places where it grows well, or
where it used to grow well, or where like fruit
grows wild really nicely. There's usually dead animals that wind up,

(11:26):
you know, ending up in the soil. And the thing
is it's part of that that feeds the soil as well,
so you get better results. You know, the blood and
such and the dead worms and everything else helps the soil.
You know, Like you can't go completely critter free, is
all I'm saying. And some people think you can. It's

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impossible to do and have really healthy, robust things grow.
So I never understand that. It's like, look, I know
you don't want to, you know, do it to a maximum.
And I've always agreed with the idea of like, you know,
use the thing, don't just hunt for sport, you know,
stuff like that, Eat it or bring it to somebody
who will eat it, you know what I mean. Do
that with anything that you're going to go out and hunt.

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But when it comes to this whole, like you know,
you can't kill anything. It's ridiculous. I mean, even if
you go fishing and there's people that use fish guts
in their gardens.

Speaker 2 (12:19):
You see that too, right, Yeah, I mean we used
to go fish in a lot, or like going with
my dad and my uncle and fish nets up on
the sound. You know, whenever you clean fish got ready
to go in the freezer, you took everything and you
put it in the compost heap in the garden.

Speaker 1 (12:35):
Yeah, exactly.

Speaker 2 (12:35):
That was the best fertilizer in the world.

Speaker 1 (12:37):
No, the Sicilians always use fish stuff. Like I don't
know how many Sicilians you ever known, but every Sicilian
I ever knew they go fishing at some point. I
don't know, it's just a thing maybe in their DNA.
But the thing is they always go fishing, and they're
always dumping the fish guts somewhere. Even if they're not
growing a garden, they'll put them somewhere, you know, they'll
put it around their bushes whatever. They just know, you know,

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use the.

Speaker 2 (13:00):
I started a compost heap about two years ago and
it's done pretty well. It gets hot enough here in
the summer that you can turn it quick and it'll
break down pretty fast. But you know, that's just that's
all the kitchen scraps and the things mixed in with
the leaves and grass clippings. I mean, that's all I
do to it, and just go out there periodically and

(13:21):
turn it right, and it does pretty good. Now I'm
getting ready to do a bunch of beds around the house.
Once I get done cutting in this cable from my
power service to the garage, then I'll be laying beds
down after I get that area filled back in from trenching,
and then start getting some stuff planted around here and
make this place look more lived in. So this next

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summer I'm really looking forward to because I can start
early in spring and get stuff, you know, manageable. Right now,
I'm just trying to get everything in shape to be
able to do something. You know, I had strips of
wild growth down each side of this lot, probably ten
feet from the property line or fences that I couldn't
even get on with the lawnmower. They were grown up

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so thick. So I'm getting all all that's going to
be cleared out here. In the next week week and
a half, I can get my fence up and then
I can go back to planting grass and hopefully I
have some good groundcover next year so I can start
on my beds, and if I want to do a garden,
I'll have time for it.

Speaker 3 (14:19):
There you go.

Speaker 2 (14:20):
It's really and I hate the days are getting shorter now.
I wish we would not go on daylight savings time
and just stay with the normal clock year round. You know,
it would be so much easier than you know, Like
now it's getting dark about five point fifteen here. In
a month, it'll be getting dark five o'clock and then
you know what, in four weeks it'll start getting more

(14:42):
light every day. So when's the shortest day of the year,
December twenty second, twenty first.

Speaker 1 (14:49):
Something like your twenty first, I think, yeah, yeah, so
winter's not quite Oh, we had snow flurries the other night,
believe it or not. Wait, you had snowflairies.

Speaker 2 (14:59):
Yeah, and a very very rare occurrence you could see
the northern lights from over in the park after a
certain time when they shut the lights off. We took
a drive out into the county, out over some long
open cutover soybean fields, so you had enough of a

(15:21):
horizon there we were able to see the northern lights.
It was amazing.

Speaker 1 (15:27):
Hum, well, I've.

Speaker 2 (15:30):
Always wanted to do that. I never thought I would
be able to see it this low in latitude.

Speaker 1 (15:38):
Huh yeah, I wouldn't think you'd come up with it either,
But okay, yeah, I did not know.

Speaker 2 (15:46):
When I get on X i'll send you a pic.
A friend of mine sent me some pictures that they took.
They were two fields over from where we were, and
they put them on Facebook. They sent them to me.
I'll send them to you on X so you can
see it. It's pretty neat. I never thought you would
see the Northern Lights in you know, well basically where
you used to live in Kenston.

Speaker 1 (16:05):
Yeah, okay, well you know what, that's a that's an
interesting phenomena. You short's the Northern Lights though, and not
something else that's being reflected, because I mean it seems.

Speaker 2 (16:15):
You know, because that was that was the big talk.
They even saw them in places in northern Georgia. It
was just one of those rare occurrences with the atmosphere.
We had that front come through and it moved a
bunch of stuff out and we had the snowflourries and
once that front went through, it was clear sailing and

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it pushed them because of I don't know what brought
them down this low but they were saying that you
could see them as low as Georgia, and my family
in Kansas put some pictures on Facebook. They could see
them there, and they're in the lower probably the lower
southeast corner of Kansas. That was that far.

Speaker 1 (16:58):
Wow? Okay, well, like I said, I would have never thought,
but all right, fair enough, Uh, pretty wild.

Speaker 2 (17:04):
It was pretty neat.

Speaker 1 (17:07):
Yeah, cool.

Speaker 2 (17:09):
So anyway told them that, I mean, that's all it's
been going on here.

Speaker 1 (17:11):
Hey, fair enough, And again you can join in on
the conversation at three one nine five two seven five
zero one six. That's three one nine five two seven
five zero one six if you're hearing this around like
say eight thirty. It's a little after eight thirty pm
Eastern on the fourteenth day of November. So I've got
like five days before I'm out of here. On the nineteenth,

(17:33):
I'm gonna be leaving according to Ken, so uh that
ought to be interesting. Oh and I'll be on the
ground zero radio on the night of the eighteenth. Let's see,
I think I'm scheduled for eleven PM Eastern, So I
guess what is that over there? It's like eight o'clock. Oh,
eight o'clock in the morning. Alright, hang on a second here.

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that took place and put the Kennedy presidency in the
context of The Times and reveals never before published information
about the Cuban missile crisis. President Kennedy would not have
been assassinated if he had been president two hundred years ago.
His assassination took place in the context of the Cold
War and the rise of the national security state. Before

(20:20):
World War II, the United States was a continental republic.
In the decade that followed it became an imperial superpower.
Generals such as Curtis LeMay not only wanted to invade Cuba,
but knew that there were short range missiles on the
island arn't with nuclear warheads that they could not destroy
because they were on mobile launchers. Their invasion could have
led to a Third World War, and they wanted to

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Speaker 1 (22:58):
Okay, the stupid strumming of whatever string instrument that's supposed
to be that you heard there, that just suddenly took
over the show. That is the hold music from our
little phone app for people to call in, and just
suddenly we didn't have enough on the line there to
keep it. We're playing hold music because there was nobody
on the line anyway. It's not supposed to do that,

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but here was anyway. And so therefore we went to
a break, kind of unscheduled all right, enough of that,
Let's get onto other electronic delinquents and electronic delinquency as
it is, you know on Twitter X they call it
X Now. On X, I had this problem just before showtime.

(23:40):
By the way, I was gonna go check because sometimes
I get last minute met excuse me messages from either
Aaron or b Pete about the Friday night show. So
one of the last places I always check now is
X because B Pete's on X, Aaron's on X, and
so I go there and I want to put a
post up, and I go to try to go to
my messages, and now I've got a new thing. I
got to put in a pin number to get into

(24:02):
my messages on X.

Speaker 3 (24:04):
Now.

Speaker 1 (24:04):
I don't know if that's just me or if that's everybody,
because Elon Musk put out a post and said, Hey,
are you having trouble with like not seeing this and
that and the other thing? And no, I'm not trying
to make a joke, a not see joke, but I'm saying,
are you not seeing certain things on your notices or
on your timeline or whatever? And I said, yeah, absolutely,
And I made another comment, and I didn't think about it.

(24:27):
I was away from you know X for the rest
of the day. I go back, and now I need
a PIN number to see my messages that never was
before on the desktop. So I don't know. Are they
giving me extra security now because somehow what am I
being hacked? Nobody's telling me is Grock following me. I mean,
what the hell's going on? I don't understand this X platform.

(24:49):
I get more porno, I get more stupid things. I
get Alex Jones shoved at me. I get Tucker Carlson
twenty four to seven. I get garbage on my timeline.
Oh and lots and lots of Hey, I saw your profile.
I really like you clearly a you know, some sort
of algorithmic thing written so that they can ask me

(25:09):
if I want to go check out their only fans
from their you know, one or two posts on X
because they don't show the real porn on X. They
want you to go to another site to look at
their porn or private cam shows, which I'm sure deep
fakes anyway, or cgi'ed whatever they call it. AI women,
what's so No. No. Three or four, whatever the hell it's
up to. I'm sure it's fake women anyway, But you know,

(25:32):
maybe they'll do a little sex thing for you there,
and maybe eventually you won't be able to tell the
difference between that and a bot, and it'll be some
dude you know over in India. Instead of Hello, my
name is Steve customer service. Instead of that, it'll be hello,
I'm your new girlfriend. But you don't understand my voice
because I sound like this, you know whatever. This is

(25:53):
the age we're in AI deep fake bullshit b Pete.
But I understand you have something to say about X.
What's going on?

Speaker 2 (26:06):
I you know, I elon. I don't know a smart guy. Hey,
you know, I'm a give him credit. He's a smart guy.

Speaker 1 (26:14):
No, he's autistic. Wait a minute, wait a bit, wait,
but he might not be so smart because, you know what,
the more I look at him. Did you see that?

Speaker 3 (26:20):
Joe?

Speaker 1 (26:20):
Okay, did you even see the clips from the Joe
Rogan interview? He did just like this week or last week?
Have you seen that yet?

Speaker 2 (26:27):
I try to stay away from Joe Rogan.

Speaker 1 (26:29):
I understand, but you can't avoid it because you'll get
shorts and clips and everything. I mean, it's like I
can't avoid it no more. And I have no interest
in watching Joe Rogan. But Elon Musk goes on, I
know twenty things he said, even though he was on
there for three and a half hours. Are you so
sure he's smart? I know he's rich, but that doesn't
necessarily mean smart cause he sounds like the guy like

(26:51):
you ever see Bill Burr's joke about Steve Jobs and
he goes, he's nerd Jesus and he shows up and
here's what I picture happened.

Speaker 2 (26:59):
In the Yeah, but.

Speaker 1 (27:02):
Maybe Elon Musk is exactly that guy. Listen, he build
me rockets, and you know, he build me rockets, and
then the smart guys have.

Speaker 2 (27:08):
To go do it. Go ahead, sorry, hey, look, you
know anybody that can send a rocket in the air
and catch that sucker with a pair of giant chop
sticks when it comes back down, stand it up. Guy's
got something going for him. No, but that's my way
going for Wait a minute.

Speaker 3 (27:25):
But that's my point.

Speaker 1 (27:26):
Wait wait, hold, that's my point. Though he might not
be the guy who's responsible for that, he's just the
face and the guy paying for it. It doesn't mean
he knows how to do it. You see what I'm saying.
Even if he's curing cancer, it doesn't mean, he knows
how to cure cancer. He hired somebody. He's not doing
any of this.

Speaker 2 (27:46):
Okay, he's sort of have some level of intelligence to
be worth what he's worth.

Speaker 1 (27:49):
See there's the fallacy. Come on, but there's the fallacy.
I think that's the fallacy. You know, he bought into PayPal,
and then he was demanding he wanted to turn PayPal
into X. You know that right. He wanted to call
that company X. And he was demanding NDAs with people
to say, hey, I want you guys to say forever
that I created PayPal when he didn't. He didn't create

(28:11):
Tesla either. He came into that company. He took it over.
That's the funny thing. He comes in with money and
then he says, I make me a founding member and
also I'm actually, you know, I own all the ideas.
That's his right to buy it. But my point is
I don't think he can actually do the work to
get it done. I mean, you should look at some
of the stupid things he said on that Rogan cast.

(28:31):
And he wasn't smoking weed this time, seriously, I mean
he was saying some dumb stuff. BPTE. You got to
check it out. Anyway. I'm sorry, but we'll go back. Please,
I want to hear about Twitter and oh thing, go ahead,
but I know I dispute whether he's smart, but go ahead.

Speaker 2 (28:47):
A smart guy, Well, one guy that has what he
has hasn't said dumb things. I mean, I've heard the
smartest people in the world say very stupid stuff. I mean,
we hear it every day anyway. But on X he
needs to design that damn thing. So you can go
up to your feed on your settings and set a

(29:08):
filter for your feed, because I don't know what the
hell this algorithm is that everybody keeps complaining about. And
you see these posts, Oh break the algorithm and just
respond with a dot I've been shadow band. If you
see this, just say hi, you know all this crap
going on, I'm going you know. What I'd really love
is to have a filter that I can go in
there and put keywords in and it will filter and

(29:32):
keep anything with those keywords out and my list after
the past two weeks of having a look at all
this crap, well three weeks. Number one, Epstein, I'd like
to put Epstein in and not see another fucking post
about Epstein or emails or child predators, all right from there, Republican,

(30:00):
I put in the word republican, and then I put
in the word democrat, and then I put in the
word snap or food stamps, and then I put in
the word Gaza, the word Palestine, the word Israel, the
word Tucker Carlson, the word Candice Owens, the word Nick Quentin,

(30:22):
and keep this crap on my feet. I am sick
and fucking tired of Epstein. I hope they find out
everybody in the freaking world that is in the top
one percent is in an email or in a file
and let him have a free for all. I'm tired
of seeing it. I'm tired of hearing about it. I'm

(30:43):
tired of people sitting there accusing people of shit with
absolutely no proof. What's so freaking ever, other than making
the claim, It's like, put up or shut up and
go the fuck away. I am sick of it. This
whole budget crap, this whole food stamp snaffoo, this whole

(31:05):
healthcare ACA problem that's come up, the whole freaking Middle East.
Who else can we throw in there? Of Europe, it's
so all of Russia had a little bit of China.

Speaker 1 (31:17):
It sounds like you need to get rid of Twitter tirely,
because I don't think there's anything else on there.

Speaker 2 (31:24):
I waited to join until January of this year, and
I went ahead and joined, and after being on it
a week, I made a post I understand why the
world is so fucked up. All you have to do
is watch Twitter and you will understand why the world
is so screwed up.

Speaker 1 (31:45):
Oh man, you know it's too funny. Is everybody on
Twitter is trying to drag you to somewhere else. You know.
They want you to go to Telegram, and he wants
you to go to the Signal app, and he wants
you to go to What'sapp and everything. You know, all
the little scam. It doesn't matter whether they're trying to
do the crypto scam or it's a good thing.

Speaker 2 (32:05):
It's a good thing they didn't get rid of TikTok
because without TikTok, the X wouldn't have ninety five percent
of the shit you see on there.

Speaker 1 (32:13):
That's another thing TikTok is. As a matter of fact,
if you put TikTok in along with the rest of
your words right now, you would think that the world
went away be beat because there'd be nothing on your feet.
I swear to God there'd be nothing, because some of
the stuff is funny. And that's why I go to
YouTube still. And I hate YouTube as well, but I

(32:34):
still go to YouTube, which, by the way, they're weird.
Response to me this week, finally I got a response
on my appeal. They're not going to do nothing about it.
Matter of fact, they sent me a thing. Oh and
here's a strange piece of news. Other people are getting
banned that you would not imagine are getting banned. Who
do you think just got demonetized by Google in the

(32:58):
circle of people that I might come and bring up
b Pete. There you go. I've given you two hints.
But the first hint makes no sense because there's no
reason for this guy to get demonetized and removed from
Google ads. Right. That means he can't use it on
his YouTube, he can't put it on a website, nothing,
And that means you can't get the fractions of a
penny if somebody does go get a mail order bride

(33:19):
that they suggested or whatever, all right, or they go
buy a product on Amazon and all that collusion. Nope,
none of that anymore. Who would you think is a
great candidate to not get banned from that for you know,
bad business or whatever the hell with the generic term
they gave to me. Also, but who do you think
got knocked off?

Speaker 2 (33:40):
Go ahead, I don't know. I've seen a few on
YouTube in the past week, how many that they've been
banned from certain things. So I wouldn't. I'd have no idea.

Speaker 1 (33:51):
Okay, imagine this Mike Swanson, Mike Swanson, really for Mike
Swanson for deceptive business practices. Okay, like basically you're doing
bad business, you're trying to trick people, or you're using
AI to impersonate people. They have this general category where
it's like AI, you're impersonating a celebrity and trying to

(34:12):
like sell him crypto or crap like that, right, and
then there's just you know, the kind of yeah, he
pissed somebody off, because there you go. There is I mean,
this is the same thing as Larry Hancock is still
banned on Facebook. By the way, Permanent Band, Permanent Band
Larry Hancock has on Facebook. No explanation, he doesn't know why. Okay,

(34:36):
So I'm just telling you, I don't know if it's
because they're connected to me and they finally got around
to him or what. But this is madness. These are
the most you know, like calm, measured people that don't
make bs claims that you know what I'm saying, Mike
is not He's not a bad guy. Who did he

(34:56):
what did he do? Nothing? He sent me, he forwarded
it to me, and he's like, I don't understand this.
I said, I don't either. You better repeal it. But
I don't know what to do because you know, they
beat me down. You know, what can I say?

Speaker 2 (35:09):
But he and Larry Hancock would be that would be
the two people I would least expect to get banned
on any platform.

Speaker 1 (35:17):
Right, See if you okay, if I told, if I
told you guys listening right now, you know Bpete got banned.
You go, well, he probably cursed at somebody and called
somebody a name, right, That's what you'd probably say. Okay,
just honestly, you lose your temper, You're you're a freaking idiot. Remember,
Oh well he was threatening me. Okay, fine, that might
have happened to be Pete. But and you can imagine that,

(35:39):
you know, O'Kelly over here says something trying to be
a smart ass, and they go, oh, no, that's actually
sexually suggestive. Because I told somebody to suck something, you'd say, Okay,
I get it why O'Kelly gets banned, But Larry Hancock,
the guy never you know I have.

Speaker 2 (35:54):
I'm surprised. I'm surprised with some of these replies that
I have given some of these politicians that I haven't
been banned because I know their in turn is the
one who's typing this shit out. Boss comes in and says, hey,
post this on X or post this on X, and
they make some stupid ass post concerning how the other

(36:16):
side is doing everything they can to ruin America and
democracy and I just basically tell them, tell you, boss,
to fuck off. And I'm surprised it hasn't come back
and bite me in the ass yet. And I guess
I'm just gonna keep doing it until they get rid
of me. But I'm so sick of these politicians getting
on a platform like that and slap out freaking line

(36:40):
through their damn teeth. I am so sick of it.

Speaker 1 (36:44):
Well, and the funny thing about that, okay to me,
is that you know, you call them out, or you
call them the name or whatever else and they'll say
that's like aggressive behavior or whatever, right, but yeah, but
there are other people they can they get away with stuff.
It's like, you know, well you should be shot, and
it's like, oh, that would have got me banned, okay,

(37:06):
but it doesn't get them in any kind of trouble anyway.
But oh handcock, Yeah, sorry, I had.

Speaker 2 (37:12):
I got a I got a notice and something was
blocked from view because oh what was it? Oh? I
know what it was. Remember when they had the incidents
in Chicago where the guy on the roof shot the
pastor in the head with a pepperball. Yes, and I
mean that was in the feed for a freaking week. Well,

(37:33):
there was one of those fake AI videos put out
that showed these game members saying that there was now
a bounty out on ice people, and I simply typed
the comment well in his time to put down the
pepper balls and lock and load, and I got damn
near band for it. Not a day later, Homeland Security

(37:59):
post the same damn video that I responded to, and
their response was more aggressive than mine, right, and I
reported them. They never took the damn thing down from
homes Land Security. Mother freakers.

Speaker 1 (38:15):
Well see see but there you go. See, since Musk
is in with the administration, he's not going to do that. See. Okay,
this is my point about these bosses. And they tell
them what to do. And even when you're talking about
the staffer, believe me, the congress person's probably not even
giving them directions. They're probably just going, listen, you know
what to do, right, handle this and just make sure

(38:36):
that I'm scoring political points. You know, today's we'll go
heavy on this, we'll go light on that. And they
give him like a two minute discussion and they make
one hundred tweets out of it, Okay, just so they
look active and involved and engaged, and they show videos
of them or whatever else. But here's the thing with
this AI crap now, people, you know, they're starting to
crack down on it sometimes and sometimes not right. I mean,

(39:00):
you know, it's funny Like South Park just put out
an episode on Wednesday, which I thought was kind of
funny because they started showing how they're doing all these
AIS of people and making them do weird things, you
know what I mean, Like all of a sudden, Bruce
Lee is like, I don't know, beating up Santa Claus
or whatever. You know, like it's kind of funny stuff.

(39:23):
Like a popular one is Bruce Lee and Muhammad Ali
right together, and I think there might be an original
video out there of the two of them together at
some point. But somehow they've turned it into these conversations
where who's got the paster hands? You know, blah blah blah,
all this nonsense. But these AI videos, they're combining people
and having them do fist fights or shake hands when

(39:46):
they're you know, clearly like you know, one person was
dead for thirty years before the other guy was even
alive or whatever. Weird stuff like that, and people are
getting away with it more and more. There was that
controversy where a bunch of people Fox News picked up
on it, and you know, the women with what do
you want me to do with my seven eight kids?

(40:06):
And I got food stamps and all that, right, and
the black women and they were AI as hell because
if you just looked at the children in the background,
tell me where you're gonna have, you know, seven kids
on the floor, all of them you know, less than
eight months apart for sure, right, So she had to
have seven kids rapid fire. And she's like twenty years old.
So Okay, fine, maybe you started breeding at thirteen. But

(40:29):
these kids, a couple of them are frozen in place,
they're not even moving, and the one kid's got half
an arm. I mean, it's it's pretty funny. The kids
are clearly cgi. The woman up front looks real. But anyway,
Fox News ran with these clips and it was like, see,
this is what's going on, and people were like, dude,
you're running AI. So even the news agencies and we

(40:51):
tried to point this out before, and nobody will even
cop to it. With a couple other ones where they've
used clips of AI, okay, and they never admit to it.
There are AI garbage clips out there that they're pawning off,
and we're able to catch them for now. But eventually,
just like every other technology, it's gonna get so good,
we're not going to be able to tell the difference.

(41:13):
I mean, people don't know I'll always be able to
tell the difference. I doubt your boss, I gotta tell you,
I think eventually. I mean, look, I'm not the guy
who's you know, best with visual evidence necessarily, but I
think eventually he's gonna start. It's gonna start tricking people
because I'm seeing lots and lots of stupid people falling
for all kinds of weird, crazy things that they're like, well,

(41:35):
that's not AI, that's real and it's impossible, you know,
like the like the Housecats scaring away bears. You know
those videos that you see.

Speaker 2 (41:45):
I saw, yeah, I saw one the other day, a
bunch of oh what was it. They were either veteran, Yeah,
they were veteran from the Gossle War or something. Anyway,
they were parading down the street. One of what was
in a wheelchair and suddenly when the camera kind of
panned and for like if you were following a parade

(42:05):
and the guy in the camera, the camera view is
ahead of him a few feet to the side, and
he cuts over to almost in front of him, and
you see the guy in the wheelchair and no one
is pushing him, and he ain't moving the wheels and
if you notice, the folks in the wheels aren't turning,
but mv ain't moving down the street, just like with
the rest of them. Totally AI. But people fall from

(42:26):
this crap and then they start commenting on it, and
eventually the thing will have thousands of likes or comments
and it's bullshit. And if you wonder what, you know,
how small of a phone screen are you looking at
this on? Because you would say, you know, my big monitor. Yeah,
you see all that stuff. It's easy to pick some

(42:48):
of it out. Or like a window will break and
suddenly it'll morph bat together a few frames, you know,
along it's like, wait a minute, that window was just shattered.
Now it's all that side's fine, still in place. It's
little things like that that you got to catch. But
you're right, Eventually it's going to get good enough people
aren't going to be able to tell the difference.

Speaker 1 (43:07):
And you know what, I predict this, Okay, Now this
is going to be my strange you know JFK warped
conspiracy prediction. But mark my words, it might be ten
years from now, it might be you know, fifteen, it
might be I'm dead, somebody try and remember I said this. Okay,
Eventually they're gonna say, you know how the Zubruder film
was altered because they had this video technology back in

(43:31):
the sixties, but we didn't see it. Only the government
had it. Like in other words, it was just the CIA. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
the CIA.

Speaker 2 (43:40):
Had reminds me of Ralph sin Ka when he was
saying that it subruder film and all these other films
have been altered and because they had the technology. Look
at what Disney did with animation and live action people,
and they could put this in there and they had
the technology. And it's like shit, shut up.

Speaker 1 (44:03):
One has absolutely nothing to do with the other.

Speaker 2 (44:07):
Yeah, I don't know. The things that's been killing me
lately is on YouTube watching the AI baby Trump And
the one I saw the other day is when he
went golfing with Gavin Newsom, and it was hilarious. The
guy they have got Trump's voice down, and that's Toddler

(44:29):
in a cap that says, make golf great again. Just
they peg it. I mean, they've got Trump nailed. It's hilarious.
You know there's a Trump midget too.

Speaker 1 (44:40):
I know that's not the right You're supposed to call
him little people whatever, but there's like a mini Trump
guy who comes out and full on does the impression
and he's dressed like him, but he's literally like three
foot tall. Have you seen that guy?

Speaker 2 (44:53):
Call him? Call him call him therngue. It's the Korean
for dwarf. Okay, no problem, but they cut on one
of my favorite one of my favorite groups. They did
a song and it was called one Centimeter and it
was because one of them claimed to be taller than
the other one and they got the official stats out

(45:15):
and they wrote a whole song on It's hilarious. But
she comes out and she goes okay and durge. She's saying,
I dwarves from here on out and they're only talking
like two centimeters different than I. It's hilarious.

Speaker 1 (45:29):
That is funny. That reminds me, was was there one
of yours? Was there one of the musicians you follow
recently come up with a dead body in his hotel
room because I saw something about like a Korean rapper
or something that like they were going to hold him
dead body.

Speaker 2 (45:48):
No, uh no, I've not hell, You're gonna have to
make me do a search now.

Speaker 1 (45:55):
Yeah, take a look at that, because it's not a
K pop guy. But I'm pretty sure they said he
was Korean or something like that, and he was in
like a hotel room in Thailand, and like the authorities
were like, yeah, there's a body in there, and we're
looking into this. And I couldn't get the whole story,
but I meant to go circle back to it. And

(46:16):
I did not go back to it, but I thought
to myself, I got to ask BPTE about this, because
is this like one of his artists caught in his scandal? Now,
because I don't recognize, you know, I don't know these
k pop people and Korean rapper, I mean a Korean
rapper that that to me is really bizarre. But I
know they liked the hip hop and pop music over
there for sure, So I guess it's not the last ye.

Speaker 2 (46:41):
No, the last thing I can find. Well, let's see
rotting body found in famous singers. Now, this was back
in September of this year.

Speaker 1 (46:52):
Now this is like this past week.

Speaker 2 (46:56):
Oh no, I said, I'm not getting anything coming up
on that. Let me check Google and see what comes up.
Because there was a big to do in China over
an actor that somehow miraculously fell out of like a
ninth store window, a ninth floor window, and he was murdered.

(47:19):
Now and they're going after some big wigs that apparently
was connected to this guy somehow. Now nothing Korean Okay,
a Korean influencer was found dead on a mountain side
after her final live stream.

Speaker 1 (47:35):
Yeah no, well I saw that actually in the New
York postss here we got found hotel bathtub sparking murder
probe reports. That's that's according to the Post. But yeah,
and what is your name? A Taiwanese influencer Taiwanesel Okay okay,
thirty one year old Taiwan's model, right, Okay? They see

(47:58):
they worded differently in each one of these, but I
see hotel base.

Speaker 2 (48:04):
Yeah, local rapper named Lee and the late Taiwanese influencer
Hey shooting she had a special relationship. She thirty one,
was found dead in a city hotel room on October
twenty second. Case was initially classified as a sudden death,
was upgraded to murder on November fourth. Who it was
in Kuala Lumpur.

Speaker 1 (48:24):
It almost looks like somebody tried to smell David with
numbers D four DVD. Right, I don't know who the
hell that is. But that's not even the one I
was talking about.

Speaker 2 (48:36):
Yeah, good, I'll have to keep looking. This was Sen
Shu Shin, better known as Iris. She was found dead
in a hotel bathtub on October thirtieth while working on
a video project with name Wee who was the other person.

(48:56):
He was arrested in charge of drug related defenses on
October twenty fourth, later detained on the November fifth to
assist with the murder probe.

Speaker 1 (49:04):
That's it.

Speaker 2 (49:05):
That's that's the latest one, I confined.

Speaker 1 (49:07):
That's the one I was trying to think of if
that was an artist that you knew or were into,
because I yeah, that's it. That's it. And see, I
told you I didn't get the whole story, but there
you go. That's the one, because I remember the video
shoot and yeah, there was like somebody else that wasn't
them dead, but they came out of hotel room where
somebody else was dead. So yeah, that's it.

Speaker 2 (49:29):
And early she was thirty one, she had half a
million followers on Instagram and had an OnlyFans account.

Speaker 1 (49:37):
Yeah, okay, but are we back to is that the
same Okay, wait a minute, is that the same woman
the influencer that was found dead. That's the same one
that was there on the video shoot with this artist
they're holding or they picked up on the fifth of
November or whatever that one.

Speaker 2 (49:53):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (49:54):
Yeah, see, I don't know, I didn't study this.

Speaker 2 (49:56):
Yeah, a lot of times you won't see the stuff
here until months app it happened by the time it
hits someone that puts it in. I got a few
sites I go to, but it's written in Korea. You
have to translate the pages to get to read out.
And for some reason, I don't understand this. But for
some reason, Google Translate will handle just about anything except

(50:20):
freaking Chinese. I don't get it. I try to try
to get these Chinese newspapers translated, and that's the one
damn language that Google will not translate is Chinese.

Speaker 1 (50:32):
But my understanding is that when I try to use
the Russian translator, it's awful. Also, you know, you know,
even copy and pasting it so that I don't have
to worry about the you know, the different characters. Yeah,
it sucks with Russian too. You just don't know it
because it looks.

Speaker 2 (50:49):
Cool and you get into the crylic languages. Yeah, you
can get really confusing when you get to the crylic
languages or you know, anything from Belarus, Russia, Kazik, stay
in places like that. But I would have thought they'd
have mastered you know, China by now.

Speaker 1 (51:06):
I don't know, of course, Like how.

Speaker 2 (51:10):
Aaron says in the room, HiT's a security threat.

Speaker 1 (51:12):
Yeah, probably he's probably right, But I mean see, I
don't know, does the Chinese language see yeah, I mean
doesn't have to see how a Chinese gossip magazine would
be a security threat, God knows. Man, you know, maybe
it's but who knows what kind of spyware they have
on their sites? Right, because I'm noticing more and more

(51:33):
you go to certain websites. I mean, you go to
certain websites. You think you're going to a news website,
but believe me, this thing's trying to dig into your computer.
Every time I turn around, I'm getting hit with weird stuff,
you know what I mean. I go to like almost
regular media sites just to go check a story and
check on okay, let me see what they're saying in
the country of origin, you know what I mean, Like

(51:54):
if I go to foreign press sites and stuff, they
hit me with all kinds of crap. Yeah yeah, I mean, so,
I don't know. Maybe he's right, it's a securities but
good thing we saved TikTok. You're right, could be.

Speaker 2 (52:09):
TikTok. You know, I can't imagine. There's this one girl
on TikTok and I forget her user name, but she's
been making these videos for well over a year now.
About her food stamps getting cut and her housing allowance
getting cut, and she had to They told her she

(52:32):
had to sell her new Range Rover because she made
too much money on TikTok and didn't declare that income
and all this crap. And she's one of these she's
nothing but a rage baitter.

Speaker 1 (52:44):
You know.

Speaker 2 (52:44):
She puts this crap up there knowing that she's going
to get clicks, and she gets plenty of clicks, and
that has now bled over to X. And it's like
I was replying to one guy said, Dude, so far,
this woman's amount of money that she's had cut has
changed nine times. The number of kids has changed four times,

(53:07):
the number of baby daddies has probably changed eleven times.
It's like, don't you pay attention to what comes across
your feed because this can't be the only thing you
ever saw that she put up here. Well, you know
what's crazy?

Speaker 1 (53:20):
What's great about that? Though? As I guarantee you, she's
monetized on X, She's monetized on Google, so you know
that she gets clipped on you know YouTube?

Speaker 2 (53:30):
Right, Oh, yeah, she's making a killing. Yeah, she's making
a killing and probably doesn't get the first dollar in
food stamps. That's I mean, she's making enough money. She
ain't worried about, you know, pay the bills.

Speaker 1 (53:43):
Well, that's the thing is, if you make enough money
to buy a damn range Rover, how do you even
hide that so that you can get food stamps? Cause
you know what, I got disqualified by nine dollars the
one nine dollars a month. My monthly income was nine
dollars over what their minimum was here in Georgia. Uh,
like uh last year, that's what they said. I said, Okay,

(54:07):
you know what am I supposed to do because I
just brought you know, I brought tax returns. What are
you gonna do? Uh? I don't know what to do?
You know what I'm saying, Like, I don't know how
you even in order to get that you have to
make nothing nothing, I mean just about so. I don't
know how you even hide that money. Because they and
and Google, Google submits your stuff to tax I'm glad, yeah, sorry, good, Oh,

(54:34):
I know, I know.

Speaker 2 (54:35):
Yeah, they they report your ass. It's just like if
you go up to the casino in Cherokee and you
make too much money, they send you a ten ninety
nine At the end of the year, and of course
the government gets their copy of it. I'm just glad.
I'm at the point now I can draw my damn
retirement and make it all of the rest of my
money in cash, and I ain't reporting a damn thing.

(54:55):
Screw them.

Speaker 1 (54:57):
Hey, I don't blame you at all, because that's the
only way I could live. I could be honest now,
But I mean for a decade I had to get
money in cash. There was no other way because most
of my money that I was able to pull in legitimately,
you know, paying all my taxes and all that was
getting seized. So you know it was going to child

(55:19):
support no matter what I did. So I you know
what am I gonna do? I gotta have money to
live on, and I got a let her seize money, right,
So I had to come up with two streams of income,
one for me, one for her. Basically That's how I
had to and you know it only gouses.

Speaker 2 (55:34):
Me off like this. I actually turned sixty five this
month in a matter of a few days. So I'm
being forced into medicare, and I'm being forced into medicare,
and they are forcing me to pay them two hundred
bucks a month for Medicare. Well, I've been paying a

(55:56):
Medicare tax since I've been working, since I was thirteen
fucking years I've paid quite a bit of money into Medicare.
I shouldn't have to pay a fucking dime, but I
got to pay two hundred bucks just for the Medicare part. Now,
you know, this is the time of year that you
see four thousand commercials in an hour about your Medicare

(56:19):
health plan. If you get Medicare and Medicaid, you qualify
for all this extra shit. You know, come to our
website and find out what kind of shit you can
get for free. And I'm sitting there having to make
a choice on this stuff. And I'm sitting here thinking,
if I've been paying in basically what fifty two years
of my life, I would think I wouldn't have to

(56:42):
pay a fucking dime from Medicare. I would think it
would have been covered right now, because if you'd taken
my money and put it in an interest bearing account
fifty three fucking years ago, gee, just think how much
money I'd have. But no, they take the money out
of that bucket and they go piss it away in
this bucket over here, and now they want to gouge

(57:05):
me for about four hundred dollars a month for Medicare
coverage that I am required to have. That's the part
that pisces me off.

Speaker 1 (57:16):
Well, I I I do know. I can tell you
a solution how to break down, uh, but you won't
like it. It's it's interesting you can break yourself for that,
but I can. I can tell you how to do it,
but I'll tell you off air because it's it's not illegal,
not at all. It's just a matter of uh, you

(57:36):
end up bouncing a bill. Basically, you just gotta you
gotta let one bill float out there and uh and
and that's it. Okay, Uh no, see what.

Speaker 2 (57:46):
Yeah, but when he comes No, when it comes to
paying those premiums, they come straight out of your sold
security check. You ain't got no choice. Well yeah, but
they're deducting it before you even get yours.

Speaker 1 (57:56):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (57:56):
But to take a point right now, I'm gonna go
get it dis a bit and then sit on my
ass and draw two checks and say fuck you. I
say you for nothing.

Speaker 1 (58:05):
Well, here's the thing with the disability. They still do
the same thing right where they take it out. But
if you pull it basically, A comes for free Medicare.
A comes for free Medicare. B is what they're charging
you for. Right, So if you break and you get
off of Medicare B, but you stay on, I.

Speaker 2 (58:25):
Have to my my basic met The care is cost
to me two hundred bucks a month.

Speaker 1 (58:32):
No, I know, but I'm telling you now, they're only
charging you.

Speaker 2 (58:35):
I'm turning sixty five, I have to go on the program.

Speaker 1 (58:37):
Yeah, but they're only charging you for B. I'm serious.
The A they don't charge you for. That's the weird
thing about it.

Speaker 2 (58:44):
Like, I know, yeah, they're No, the.

Speaker 1 (58:47):
A is your hospitalization.

Speaker 2 (58:48):
That doesn't cover doctors and it doesn't cover the prescription.

Speaker 1 (58:52):
No, that's that's what you lose, right, But that's what
that's my point. The A. The A is just for
your hospitalization. You can set it up so that's all
you have and you don't pay them if you want,
but then you don't have the coverage. I mean, I'm
just telling you it can be done. It's just a
matter of anyway. It's messed up though, You're right, because yeah,

(59:13):
I mean, whether.

Speaker 2 (59:14):
It's all screwed up because they're forcing people, they're forcing
people to go into an emergency room for any cause
and get tied up because of federal law, you cannot
turn anybody away from an emergency room. And that's what
these old people are having to do, which is just

(59:35):
putting inter calls on the societ. We get rid of
this damn Affordable Care Act and get something in place.
That's been one of the biggest things I've been complaining
about the past month online, is these people bitching and
moaning about this healthcare cost going through the roof. And
it's like, you guys didn't pay attention fifteen years ago
when they brought this shit it, or seventeen years ago

(59:55):
when they passed the ACA. It was designed to do this.
It was set up to funnel all this money to
big med, big pharma, and big insurance. And everybody's screaming, oh, well,
it's their fault. No, it's not anybody who's been in
office for the past two years. It's not their fault
because it was enacted seventeen years ago and nobody has

(01:00:16):
seen to fix it. And that's what pisses me off
about these assholes we have in Washington that can't fix
a problem that they know is going to happen, and
they just ignore it. And it's like, well, what do
you want us to do? Well, fix it? Don't come
on X and tell me what you're doing to fight
for the.

Speaker 5 (01:00:42):
Well.

Speaker 2 (01:00:44):
I think you're scrambling in this thing you don't fix.

Speaker 1 (01:00:48):
You're irritating, you're yelling so much as scrambling your internet.
Let's calm down a second. We got a caller. Just
take a breath, take.

Speaker 2 (01:00:59):
A fuck a politician.

Speaker 1 (01:01:01):
I got you. No, I'm with you all the way around,
and and I'm glad, but just hang on. We do
have a caller, so I want to take the caller.
I swear your internet started going bad like you like
it was almost like getting messed up from you yelling.
Hang on a second, let's take this call. You're being
censored by by the by the grimlins. I don't know anyway. Uh, hey,

(01:01:26):
you're live. I can't see the number right away, but
you're live.

Speaker 3 (01:01:29):
I got you, okay, yeah, yeah, take a breath. I
was getting worried about your breathing. This is a uh
Danny from the comedy Live from Comedy California.

Speaker 1 (01:01:44):
How you doing? Oh, hey man, how you doing?

Speaker 2 (01:01:47):
That's a last hey, comrade, how's it going?

Speaker 3 (01:01:53):
I'm doing wonderful comrade. Just don't yell if you need anything.
Here's the thing, If you really need anything, like John Steinback,
who was a California writer, said, go to a poor person. Yeah,
they'll really help you. You know, it'll be sincere, not
these rich folks, you know, the donors.

Speaker 2 (01:02:14):
But I I, oh, hey, but that brings up so
I'm wondering if I would like to say, real quick,
we haven't touched on this shirt for a while, and
just real quickly, let me say this food banks. People
go out there and support your local food banks. They're
really having a hard time right now. They're getting swamped.
So instead of be forgetting to say it at the
end of the show, I'll go ahead and say it now, Okay, Danny.

Speaker 1 (01:02:36):
Definitely a good thing, especially with the massive cut that
occurred in October because something what is it, ninety one
million pounds of food that would have went to food
banks did not, and the extra pressure and everything else.
Every food bank is taxed to death at this point.
I mean, and I hear about this in Oklahoma, Arizona,
and in California and in Georgia. So that's a pretty

(01:03:00):
good spread. Uh oh. In Jersey, I got reports from
food banks all over there, and everybody has empty shelves
like now, so you know, I can't even get to
the food bank over here, all right, I would have gone, sorry,
go ahead, Danny on you.

Speaker 3 (01:03:16):
Though, thank you for deepete. That's that's a great something
to touch on, because yeah, it was about a month
ago my white bank here and says what you need.
So we've been buying extra baby formula and I haven't
bought baby formula in decades. I didn't realize it's so

(01:03:38):
exp it's all locked behind the other day said they
need dog food because people can't feed their pets along
with feeding themselves. So we've been every chance to go
the store, we buy some extra baby formla and some
dog food and the feed bank. So yeah, that's that's

(01:04:01):
very much agree with DP. That's a good thing, is
health these food banks.

Speaker 1 (01:04:05):
But hey, Danny, baby formula, A little hint on baby formula.
Danny is by the powdered stuff, yes, because the powdered
stuff goes a lot longer. Uh. And and some people
are trying to do a good thing and they're just buying. Okay,
I'll buy the liquid bottle because it's a little cheaper,

(01:04:25):
but quite frankly, you know, you get one day out
of the bottle, but if you get a powder and
I hate having to do that because you know, who
knows what the quality of tap order is where people are.
But the thing is, if they can get decent water
into the baby formula, they'll get you know, three four
days depending on the age of the child out of
that can, as opposed to one day out of the bottle.

(01:04:49):
So there's a little hint there. Sorry, Danny, go.

Speaker 3 (01:04:51):
Ahead, No, No, That's what I did is I got
the let's pardon me, I got the can cut the
large can. It's around forty bucks. But I've been that's
what I've been buying every time going the store and
buy you know, and when we give them dog fud.

(01:05:12):
So every time we running the store, we're we're getting
that we're donating. So anybody can help out till this
uh so being resupply. But hey, I just finished. But
he s girled that Virginia Juke prayed auto bar. If
you talked about her whole thing with Epstein, it seems

(01:05:34):
like like her and Epstein there with all these email
releases or what's being leaked out, sounds like they're speaking
from the grave almost. I mean, it's just you know,
it's just anybody that knows anybody that's been ever abused,
you know, sexual abuse or traumatizing a child. You know it.
I know it's gonna be a political football, but still,

(01:05:55):
you know, it's the it's the victims that matter. And
and maybe they're speaking from the grave, but you know,
it's just amazing, Like what I said about the john
Stein by going to poor people, it say's rich, good,
powerful people that are suppressed in all this nonsense from
the churches to public organizations. But I can remember the
small community I lived in. We knew who the predators were.

(01:06:17):
You know, ask any teenage girls, you'd tell you who
the predators were. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:06:23):
I was watching something, you know, I found a little
like a free documentary feed and I just put it
on and at some point it was like, oh, you know,
predators in the church, right, And I was like, okay,
so we got another you know, yeah, Catholics, we got
another Catholic church documentary. But I was surprised. They went

(01:06:43):
actually and spent a half hour or forty five minutes
on various church organizations like a piece, and it was
an amazing piece on the Jehovah's Witnesses and how they
handle like, you know, predators, and it's like terrible. I mean, like,
you think the Catholics are bad, check out what the
Joba's witnesses do. I was amazed at the level of

(01:07:09):
disregard they have for victims. But then again, you know,
in general, look the Gooframe thing. I wanted to get
that book too, but I haven't been able to buy
a I'm been able to buy anything lately, but I
wanted to get a copy of that book because I'm
curious about what she had to say, because I keep
seeing the excerpts. But this email is twenty thousand emails.

(01:07:31):
It's turned into a complete political football because you know,
the Democrats on the Oversight Committee, what are they releasing
anything that mentions Trump? And it's getting weird and so
you know. And on the other side, what cracked me
up is though the Republicans turn around and what was
their answer to the Trump emails being leaked? They leaked

(01:07:51):
out Clinton emails and I'm like, okay, And meanwhile, the
Clinton emails don't show him going to the island. They
also don't show Trump going to the island. But they
show Trump at you know, Epstein's house and all kinds
of weird discussions between him and Michael Wolfe, the guy
who wrote Fire and Fury as late as like, you know,

(01:08:14):
into his presidency. And I'm like, wow, So from the
Epstein estate all the way up to almost when he
got arrested in twenty nineteen or whatever, he's sitting there
talking about, you know, worse comes to worse. I've got
leverage on Trump's is what he's telling Michael Wolfe and emails.
This is what Epstein was saying before he ends up
in prison, and you know dies and it's pretty weird.

(01:08:36):
But Clinton, it's kind of strange because it seems like, oh,
Clinton never went to the island, like people were swearing,
but he did go on the plane. He was using
it for his you know, and you want to get
into the Clinton Foundation all that mess, Okay, fine, but
the thing is he was just like using Epstein's plane
and bring and bringing Hillary along. So like it's really weird. Yeah,

(01:09:02):
and uh like just and and the other strange thing
to me is what in the hell why? This is
the one question I have? And he does a podcast
all the time now, on the Daily Beast podcast feed
Michael Wolf. Right, they have this thing called inside Trump's Head,
and uh, and he's on there all the time, like
every and several times a week, I think they do it.

(01:09:23):
And he gets on there and it's like, what do
you think is in Trump's head now? And Michael Wolf
is starting to answer, and I'm like, why in the
hell does this guy know anything? Because he was hanging
around in the administration, in the first Trump administration for
a long time, just taking in all kinds of weird stuff.
But meanwhile, when you look at these private conversations with
him and Epstein, it's like, uh, weird, what what did

(01:09:46):
the hell is? How did Michael Wolf get in there?
You know what I mean? Like, there is a weird
position there, and.

Speaker 3 (01:09:58):
Either you know, it is a strange way every telling
trumpany sues somebody that goes after him, and that's you know,
you're right, the whole Clinton thing, I mean, I mean
Epstein was going to the Clinton White House I think
seventeen times. And the guy that was signing them in
Wasn't he was Steed, I can't remember his name, Wasn't.

(01:10:18):
He mysteriously found dead in Arkansas someplace.

Speaker 1 (01:10:23):
Yeah, there's all yeah, yeah, there's all kinds of weird
and I can't remember his name. Yeah, there's all kinds
of weird. Like, okay, so this guy's no longer available,
this guy disappeared. I mean, this thing is big, but
it is bizarre to me that he's not attacking Michael Wolfe.
As a matter of fact, even stranger Michael Wolfe is
raising money right now, right, and he's gonna sue Mlania Trump.

(01:10:48):
He's suing Milania and Trump's still not attacking him. Yeah, No,
he wants to sewer and he's he's taking questions on
the podcast. Now, what do you want me to ask?
If I get the deposer? I mean literally, he's like
out there crowdfunding, right. I think he's got something like
nine hundred thousand dollars people have given him on his
GoFundMe to sue Malania Trump, which is absolutely insane. Yeah,

(01:11:15):
I mean it's almost as weird as that Bezos deal,
where you know, what do you call it? Amazon is
basically paying for forty million dollars to do a documentary
on Milania. Yeah, you know, like there is some weird Yeah,
there is some weird transactional stuff going on here. But
I got to tell you all the people that are screaming,

(01:11:36):
I mean Michael, Michael, the guy who wrote Fire and Fury.
He has said some very strange things. Some stuff you
can't you can't even verify it, but a few things
it's like, how does he know some of this stuff? Well,
apparently he was in there, Like where how does this
writer get in that circle of people? He's in there
with Epstein and Trump. Trump just lets him hang out

(01:11:58):
and take notes and record stuff and whatever, and he
puts out books. And yeah, he was pissed when Fire
and Fury came out for a minute, But outside of that,
he has not pushed back against this guy. And he's
doing several podcasts a week, I mean, with millions of views,
and he's not saying a word, not a word from Trump.
And meanwhile, now he's countering the you know, because he's

(01:12:20):
pissed about the Epstein drops. He now wants the Democrats,
any any Democrat in the Epstein file. I want him
taken down. That this is his new like you know,
right out there order. But nothing about this Michael Wolfe
who's saying all kinds of crazy stuff. So and ensuing
his wife.

Speaker 2 (01:12:40):
Not only that, what is that? Yeah, go ahead, yeah,
but not only that, look at some of the names.
Look at something.

Speaker 3 (01:12:46):
You know.

Speaker 2 (01:12:47):
Some of the people that were not hearing anything about
is Bill Gates. I mean he ended up getting divorced
because his wife thought Epstein was the creed. Yeah, and
we don't hear about Gates. We don't hear about Bill Richardson,
who was good what governor of Arizona? And also he
was in one bombas administration.

Speaker 1 (01:13:10):
I don't know, I'd have to look that up.

Speaker 2 (01:13:11):
But these I mean, these are billion people and there's
no discussion about them whatsoever. That's what amazes me. It's
all about Trump Epstein. And I've not heard of any
Democrats that have shown up on any list, I mean
other than Clinton and Hillary. And god knows. If I
got Hillary in an airplane, I believe I'd have to

(01:13:33):
open the door and let the wind suck her outside.
I mean, that's perfect opportunity to get.

Speaker 1 (01:13:37):
Rid of her.

Speaker 2 (01:13:38):
But you know, and Clinton, Hillary Clinton will go on
to make some stupid comment on X and she usually
cuts some comments off, so I found that, you know,
all you got to do is just quote, so she's
gonna see it when you quote her post and put
on there. You know, anybody that's got to kill list
named after him needs to just shut the fuck up. Okay,

(01:14:00):
Bill richards He's not so ridiculous.

Speaker 1 (01:14:03):
Bill Richardson the third, just for the record, was the
thirtieth governor of New Mexico, US Mexico. Yeah, US Ambassador
to the United Nations and Energy Secretary in the Clinton administration.
Also a US congressman and chair of the two thousand
and four Democratic National Convention. So he was DNC chair

(01:14:23):
in two thousand and four, which was, you know, kind
of useless because Bush was going to win that. I mean,
you know, let's see. Oh wait, and he was secretary not.

Speaker 2 (01:14:32):
In powered around with Epstein the whole time. Okay, but
hang on, I don't hear anything about him.

Speaker 1 (01:14:37):
In December of two thousand and eight, Richardson was nominated
for the cabinet level position of Secretary of Commerce in
the first Obama administration, but withdrew as a month later
as he was being investigated for ready possible improper business dealings.
Although the investigation was later dropped, damaged Richardson's popularity.

Speaker 2 (01:14:59):
So that's it.

Speaker 1 (01:15:00):
It's like all these mortgage broad things now you notice
everybody's got a mortgage brought on them. What the hell
is that about? Now you know everybody's got mortgage.

Speaker 2 (01:15:07):
Everybody's been committing because they've all been committing mortgage fraud
blind motherfucker's.

Speaker 1 (01:15:13):
Yeah, okay, fine, but that also includes your your favorite
national security person there though too. You know she she
also had a little mortgage for aud.

Speaker 2 (01:15:23):
Issues, not necessarily, not necessarily because.

Speaker 1 (01:15:29):
See Bpete, can you still hear me? Or is it
my internet?

Speaker 2 (01:15:32):
She is shetined the house in her to come over.
So yes, you can a husband living in one her
living and the other and they can both claim you know, residency.
So that was not as as clear cut as Letitia James,
who does it on four properties, one of them her
father is listed as her husband, and then she immediately
turns around and rents out the properties. So you know

(01:15:53):
they're not primary residents. You mean, let's let's talk facts.

Speaker 1 (01:15:57):
Yeah, yeah, let's let's let's talk facts. Though they brought
it up, and you know she claimed two different primary homes.
I don't really care, I gotta tell you, I so
don't care. I just find it funny that these people
are going after each other. We gotta get them. We
gotta get a mortgage fraud. Are you serious? That's what
you go after? Hey, Like this guy.

Speaker 2 (01:16:16):
Abard could walk into the White House and pop around
in Trump's ass and I would defend her.

Speaker 1 (01:16:24):
I know you would. That's my point anyway, That's why
I said it.

Speaker 2 (01:16:29):
Say what you want, Hey, you know, I don't give
a shit. It's tall. He stood in the.

Speaker 1 (01:16:33):
Damn you see what I mean. You see what I
mean here. Danny's fine. I just wanted to prove that point,
and he did it for me. So it's beautiful things.
But I just love how mortgage fraud is the thing
to throw around. It's like when they go after each other.
It's like under such bs pretense. You know, it's gonna
get tossed unless, you know, unless somebody's got you know,

(01:16:55):
bigger dirt. I mean, it's just the opening leverage. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:16:59):
The latest, the latest one is well swallwell out in California.
Now they're looking at his mortgage papers.

Speaker 1 (01:17:05):
But that's what I'm saying. Every one of these people
probably has some mortgage discrepancy. I mean, these people are
on multiple properties, yeah, of course, But the point is
all of these people with these multiple properties and all
this money they made that they really shouldn't have made
because it's way above their pay grade as a congress person,
you know, as a public servant. You know what the

(01:17:25):
funny part is, they probably all have mortgage crap on them,
every last one. Everybody you turn up, you're probably gonna
mind to do so.

Speaker 2 (01:17:32):
I know that my ex wife. Get this, My ex
wife went and bought a condo a couple of years
after we broke up and was able to get it
under the first homeowner's.

Speaker 3 (01:17:44):
Loan.

Speaker 2 (01:17:45):
And I'm sitting here thinking she was a homeowner with
me for what about nine years in the house that
we built. But here's he is pulling mortgage fraud because
now she's a first time home buyer. Do you lieon, bitch?

Speaker 3 (01:18:00):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (01:18:01):
They are all a bunch of crooks. Everybody's crooking.

Speaker 1 (01:18:04):
That's my point though. It's like this is almost like,
you know, did you pay on every single tip you
ever received in your life? Then you're a criminal, dude. Seriously,
it's so funny to me these people that are so
heavily corrupt in eighty different ways. This richardson improper business
practices and then we had to drop the charges somebody
came to him and said, look, you see this BS charge.

(01:18:26):
I bet you I can come up with bigger stuff.
Now you still want to keep going, I think you
need to go home now, mister Richardson, you know what
I'm saying. So that's how you're going to see how
this works. These people that give into these minor things,
it's going to be because there is better leverage behind it.
And that's the leverage. They really don't want to pull
out because if you start pulling on those threads, I
promise you you're going to have to be doing so

(01:18:49):
many purp walks out of there, you won't know what
to do with yourself, you know. Between the clock. Oh
that was the other thing. Did you see Don Lemon
with the closeted gay senators and congress people? Did you
see that one this week?

Speaker 5 (01:19:02):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (01:19:03):
I hadn't seen that one yet, But I'm still getting
over his last post where he was out on the
street telling people, well, it's not illegal to come into
the United States undocumented. It's not a crime. Tell that
to ice.

Speaker 1 (01:19:16):
I don't know. I didn't see that one, but I
saw this thing where he was doing the whole See
here's where I do believe Don Lemon though, because he's going, yeah,
I happen to know that you were at parties and
asking gentlemen if they wanted to go home with you.
He said that on his YouTube channel. I was cracking
up because there. I believe him. I believe he knows

(01:19:37):
how that works. I think he probably got asked at
some point. That's what happened, you know, because if you're
a closeted guy like that and you know Don Lemon,
you know, if you like that kind of guy, and
you know Don Lemon will swing that way for you,
why not you know, Hey, I know you got a
husband at all, but I keep things on the down low,

(01:19:59):
how about you?

Speaker 4 (01:20:00):
You know?

Speaker 2 (01:20:00):
Yeah, And that's what kills me. When Don Lemon makes
some stupid post about white people. I'm sitting here thinking,
do you go and slap your husband around when you
go home?

Speaker 1 (01:20:10):
Yeah, well, good luck with that. He's such a sad
but I believe him on that as an asshole, but
I believe him on this. I do believe him on
the closet of guys he was trying to point out
on the show. But I'm surprised there wasn't a big
media thing about that. See, nobody's suing him though, I'll
tell you that much. You know, that's the weird thing

(01:20:30):
again with this Michael Wolfe thing, right, nobody's going after him.
So this tends to let me believe that either he's
saying things that he can prove, or he knows other
stuff that people are going. Yeah, I don't want to
kick that bee's nest one way or the other. Right.
And Don Lemon's getting away with it too, Like I said,
he was saying, Lindsey Graham is living with h Who

(01:20:52):
is he saying Lindsay Graham? I forget Lindsey Graham is
like really shacked up with some other congress person or
senator because you've heard for years the Lindsey Graham is
gay thing, right BPTE. Oh yeah, yeah, So he's supposedly
shocked up with some other senator. And Don Lemon was
just outright saying it nobody's suing him. I'm just saying

(01:21:16):
I would sue.

Speaker 2 (01:21:17):
It gets me about someone, the hypocrisy of someone like
Don Lemon, who when he started it, you know, CNN,
it wasn't just a few years before that that you know,
if you outed somebody, you caught hell from the community, right,
you know, it's not your place to out them. That's
their choice to make blah blah blah blah blah. And
now he gets up there and does it with impunity,

(01:21:38):
and it's like, you know, you really are just a
cheap son of a bitch. You know, you would bitch
about that ten years ago if somebody had done it
to you. And here you are flaunting your gayness out
there and wanting to rack on other people and it's
really not your position to do it, and nobody calls
him out. That's hard. It gets me. Well, he's him
a critical bastards on that side of the fun an

(01:22:00):
aisle want to play it both ways. Oh well, you
can't say anything. He's gay's there's nothing wrong with that,
is there? Oh no, But we're gonna, you know, let
some people out of the closet. It fuck you, don lemon.

Speaker 1 (01:22:14):
See that's the thing. I see hypocrisy everywhere. But you know,
but anyway, it just cracks me up because you're right,
and you know what, I agree with the first point
of it's not your place to be coming and you know,
outing people. I don't think that's anybody's damn business. You
know what, if somebody wants to come out and talk
about themselves, that's on them. But otherwise, you know what,

(01:22:37):
you need to stay out of people's business unless it's
somehow your business. Okay, that's all I mean. You know anyway, Danny,
I'm sorry.

Speaker 2 (01:22:45):
We definitely you're manning to a white guy. Don't eat.

Speaker 1 (01:22:50):
Oh oh boy. V Pete, take a breath again, man white,
take a breath again. Bpete, take a breath again. Because
something is knocking your internet off. You're breaking up way
too bad. Relax.

Speaker 2 (01:23:09):
I'm telling you I'm being censored.

Speaker 1 (01:23:11):
I not by me. I want to make this clear.
It is not me doing it. Something is cracking up
his internet whenever he starts yelling, I'm not doing it. Okay,
I want to make that we know who's doing it.
Maybe we do anyway, Nanny, anything that you want to
add before you get censored, yes, go ahead.

Speaker 3 (01:23:33):
Yeah, I'm trying to be censored. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:23:37):
Well.

Speaker 3 (01:23:38):
In the in the book, Virginia Drew Frey did mention
Bill Richardson, the governor of New Mexico, and Senator Mitchell.
She also made the statement that there was so also
some some of a very very other powerful people that
she refused to name because basically threats death threats to

(01:24:00):
her and her family, and she said she was threatened.
So yeah, if I get a copy of the book,
maybe i'll maybe they'll send it out to you.

Speaker 1 (01:24:09):
Okay, yeah, no, if you do, I'll gladly take that.
That does remind me. I'm leaving on the nineteenth of
this month, and I'll be on the road after that.
So anybody who's looking to, you know, help me out
with my well being on my way to Dallas while
I'm in Dallas, et cetera. I got nothing right now.
I mean, seriously, I'm trying to figure out how to

(01:24:31):
buy a pair of suspenders right now because my belt
is not doing the job. So I'm going to get
a pair of suspenders and try not to look too
ridiculous while I'm m seeing the event with my beat
up ass clothes and everything else. But if you want
to make it so I can be fed while I'm
in Dallas, I do appreciate any help I can get,
And a lot of promises were made over the past

(01:24:52):
couple of weeks, and so far my co host has
contributed toward my well being. That's it, Okay, I'm just
saying that's where we're at.

Speaker 3 (01:25:03):
I'm not check your check your yeah, yeah, check your mail.

Speaker 1 (01:25:10):
I'm sorry you broke up there. What you're saying, Danny,
I missed it.

Speaker 3 (01:25:13):
Yeah, I said check your mail. So you should have
something there by monday.

Speaker 1 (01:25:18):
Oh okay, Look, I'm not no challenge there, but I'm
just saying that other people made promises. You might have
even heard it on the show in general, not just you, Danny,
but anybody listening. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:25:30):
Good, Yeah, I made a promise, so I've kept it.
Just you should have something by Monday.

Speaker 1 (01:25:37):
Yeah, I just wanted you to know I wasn't calling
you out. I was pointing specifically to somebody that said
something on this shoord, but I'm not going to name names.
I'm just saying that other people said they were going
to do stuff and nothing has happened. So you know,
I'm trying to figure out how to how to do
certain things. And I got a ride there and I
got a bed to crash in, but after that, I

(01:25:58):
don't know what I got. So whatever you contribute that
will help me, either on the road or at home,
one way or the other. Uh, So I appreciate it.
And if you did that man, Daddy, I appreciate it.
You have no idea how much I appreciate it. So anyways,
I just wanted to put that out there. Sorry, but

(01:26:18):
you you were saying, and I found a clip I
want to play before we're done tonight. But you know,
to to go back to that Don Lemon point. But
what else did you have to say, Danny?

Speaker 3 (01:26:29):
Well, one of the things you know that that you know,
I heard your your interview with Roger Stone, you know,
and he was going up to Clintons, which is piled
just not viable. But then turn around and look who
you was supporting.

Speaker 2 (01:26:41):
You know.

Speaker 3 (01:26:42):
My whole thing is, let's just go back to that
John Steinbeck coach. If you really need somebody who's going
to really genuinely help you, it's going to be a
poor person, you know. And you know, if you're looking
for the for the rich and powerful, there there it's
a two. It's a different tier system of values and morals.
You know.

Speaker 1 (01:27:00):
I put out that roger Stone interview is because somebody
had said to me that they searched on the internet
and that I had never interviewed Roger Stone, and so
I went and I asked the Google AI and it said,
you know, o'kelly's a guy who talks to a lot
of authors, but we have no proof that he ever

(01:27:20):
spoke to Roger Stone, is what the Google AI said.
I said, okay, yeah, so I put it back out
because it did happen, and you know, it was a
weird interview, and he was supposed to return. You can
hear at the end he's going to put out his
jet book because this was still during the campaign, and
I said, you know what, I've already got a copy

(01:27:42):
of the jet book. I want you to come back on,
and Skyhorse sent me their copy. He was supposed to
come back on and did not. I scheduled him and everything,
and he just didn't show. So I found out later
that somebody. Yeah, I thought it actually turned out pretty good.
And honestly I agree with him about the illegitimate child there.

(01:28:03):
You know, you take a look at Danny. I mean,
tell me that doesn't look like a black Bill Clinton basically.
I mean, you know, I'm just saying family resemblance.

Speaker 3 (01:28:13):
Right. I've never seen the photo, so I can't comment.

Speaker 1 (01:28:20):
Oh, okay, well, if you look it up, his last name, yeah,
his last name is yeah. Clinton allegedly has an illegitimate
black child. He has fought tooth and nail to refuse.
His name is Danny something, and he fights tooth and
nail to not take, you know, a paternity test, and

(01:28:41):
he's been fighting it for years and years. The guy
is an adult, I mean, way into his adulthood now,
because I think the kid has had well, he was
still governor of Arkansas, so he's what forty years old now, Danny.
And if you take a look at this kid when
he's growing up and everything, I swear to god, it's like, well,
that definitely looks like Bill kit Clinton's kid, except black,

(01:29:02):
you know what I mean. It looks more like his
kid than Chelsea does. And you know, Ricky Williams, Danny Williams,
thank you. I knew it was a common name, but
I couldn't couldn't come up with it. But during that interview,
you know, we talked about that, and and I don't
know if the part was on air or not where
I asked him about come on, tell me this Trump
campaign's joke, you know, because this is like twenty fifteen.

(01:29:25):
And he goes, yeah, you sorely underestimate the level of
narcissist you're looking at And I said, hmm, okay, and
I heard that part. Yeah so, but but Google said
I never interviewed him. So I was like, screw you, Google.
You know I put it out, and also because I've
been busy, I wanted to put out stuff for people
to hear, and I know that was an interesting interview,

(01:29:48):
so that's why I put it out.

Speaker 3 (01:29:50):
It was good. I enjoyed it. It was really good.

Speaker 1 (01:29:53):
Yeah, but can you believe that, be Pete? The Google
AI was saying I never interviewed the guy.

Speaker 2 (01:29:58):
I was like, yeah, I can because I did a
simple search the other day looking up a football score
and the actual NFL results were all on one side
of the page and the other was the AI generated
and then one said the team lost and the other
one said no, the team won by a good two touchdowns.
It's ridiculous.

Speaker 1 (01:30:21):
Oh my god. Anyway, here is a here is like
maybe it's a one minute or one and a half
minute clip, but I'm not going to play the whole thing.
But it just reminded me of when you were talking
about Don Lemon before. And let's see if it'll let
me play.

Speaker 7 (01:30:36):
Its shut.

Speaker 1 (01:30:56):
We have no.

Speaker 2 (01:31:06):
All I'm here.

Speaker 1 (01:31:10):
Wait, you can't hear that?

Speaker 2 (01:31:13):
No, I'll always hear him with static.

Speaker 1 (01:31:15):
Oh my, can you hear that? Danny?

Speaker 3 (01:31:20):
I could hear was The music was clear, but the
singing I couldn't really understand the words.

Speaker 1 (01:31:26):
Well, yeah, the reason is it's from a band. It's
from a band. Saturday Night Live clip. Let me see
if I can fix the sound for you guys a
little bit. Let's try. Anyway, he's at a I guess

(01:31:56):
you guys may maybe I know it went out on
the broadcast. Okay, Eddie Murphy in a rosta wig and
he starts singing at a like a veterans hall, and
there's all these guys in their uniforms, and it's like
everything sucks. I'm from a place where we sleep on
the ground, my mother does laundry, and what we're gonna
do to fix it all is kill the white people.

(01:32:17):
And he starts singing kill the white people and all
the soldiers. Yeah. So, but it's banned from Saturday Night
Live now, can't You can't get it through the NBC
library anymore. So somebody uploaded, like, you know, a crappy
VHS copy of it, and I just was trying to
play it, but the sounds are rough. Sorry, all right, anyway,
I just thought it was funny. It would have been

(01:32:39):
more funny if you guys could have heard it clearly.
All right, never mind. If you remember this though, where
you can find it online somewhere. Eddie Murphy and a
roster Wig. Yeah, I remember I saw this on TV
like when it first ran, and I started just like,
I think this is one of the th was like,
I almost wet myself watching this like on Saturday Night
Live first time because he didn't expect it at all.

Speaker 8 (01:33:02):
You know, uh remember the nerdy guy they had on
I remem Yeah, go ahead, sorry, kill my landlord, Kill
my Landlord. He did that whole poem kill my Landlord.

Speaker 1 (01:33:18):
Oh yeah, that was the other one. But he did
a bunch of stuff like that. He did the thing
where he's another time he was a rosta and he's
smoking a chicken a lot of weird. So anyway, that great.

Speaker 3 (01:33:32):
Yeah, you have the guys just smoked the chicken.

Speaker 1 (01:33:35):
Yeah exactly. I don't just smoke the Gunja moun I
smoked the chicken and he just starts smoking the chicken
like kicking a bog, which cracked me. Up. Eddie Murphy
was wild on Saturday Night Live. I mean, but but
this is a band clip because you know, remember they
had like a nerdy guy who got beat up in
the police academy movies and stuff who had the glasses

(01:33:58):
you know. Uh, he was on Saturday Night Live at
that time. And yeah, so he's like, you know, part
of the soldiers trying to get the microphone away from
the RASTA guy who keeps just you know, the chorus
over and over again, killed the white people hit them
in the head with a bat till they cry, and

(01:34:18):
I just I could not stop laughing the first time
I saw it. So anyway, I just thought it was funny.
Since you were talking about you know, Don Lemon beating
up his husband when he goes home and all that,
I just thought it would be it would be funny.
But never mind, Sorry, I've now derailed everything. Go ahead, Danny.

Speaker 3 (01:34:36):
Sorry, created the visual of him beating on his husband.

Speaker 1 (01:34:43):
There you go, There you go. So I had a
little you know, visual association to that, and I tried
to pull it off. But all right, hopefully you guys
heard it on the podcast. How about that? Oh crap,
look at this, We're only got like ten minutes left. Guys,
you believe it. I believe it.

Speaker 2 (01:35:02):
Yeah, I can believe it. Time flies when you're having fun.

Speaker 1 (01:35:05):
Well, I'm trying to, you know, I'm trying to do
a little comedy, you know, little current events, a little
let's scream about X. Let's let's be pissed off because
medicare sucks. I mean, you know, let's do it all. See,
this is fun.

Speaker 2 (01:35:23):
No, I'm just I'm kind of cruising X right now.
And I see this post about Michelle Obama and she
is on some talk show. That's another name i'd enter
into my filter, Michelle Obama. She is then get this. Wait,
she's complaining.

Speaker 1 (01:35:42):
Okay, I don't see her that much on mine. Yeah,
go ahead, she's up on yours.

Speaker 3 (01:35:47):
Okay.

Speaker 2 (01:35:48):
She's been doing these talk shows here recently. I don't
know what tour she's on or why she's doing it.
Maybe she needs the money. But here she is bitching.
This is a quote. So let me explain something to
white people. Our hair comes out curly when we straighten
it to follow your beauty standards. We are trapped by

(01:36:11):
the straightness. That's why so many of us can't swim,
won't go to the gym because we're trying to keep
our hair straight. For y'all, it's exhausting, expensive and takes
up so much time. Why do we need an act
of law to tell white folks to get out of
our hairs. This was the first Lady of the United States,

(01:36:39):
and all she can do now is get paid to
go and give these talks where she bitches about white
people having straight hair, and for some reason she thinks
all white people demand that she has straight hair.

Speaker 3 (01:36:59):
This is redic.

Speaker 2 (01:37:01):
Okay, we're going down to two folks.

Speaker 1 (01:37:05):
Look, I understand what you're saying and why, But I
got a question, and it's a It's an honest question.
I just I want to know. I'm not saying that
I didn't see this in my feed. I'm wondering, are
you sure that's not Ai. You know we were talking
about AI before, and I'm telling you.

Speaker 2 (01:37:22):
No, no, because I've seen I'm seeing clips of this
talk that she gave. She's she's on stage with the actress.

Speaker 3 (01:37:31):
That was on.

Speaker 2 (01:37:33):
Oh god, what was the comedy? It was The Black
Family Blood Berdie Mack. It was the one that was
on here not too long ago of rap. Cannot think
of it. I'll think of it in a minute. Well, anyway,
she's on there giving this talk with this other actress

(01:37:54):
that that is quite famous.

Speaker 1 (01:37:56):
Okay. Is it the Tyler Perry how strama thing, that
crazy one, because that was actually pretty good the.

Speaker 2 (01:38:04):
Old No, No, it's the show the old Blackish. Okay,
remember the show Blackish?

Speaker 1 (01:38:11):
Okay, I didn't. That's about the First family too. Blackish
is about the First Family. Well, anyway, the oval I
know is about the First Family, and it's a weird one,
but it's mixed race.

Speaker 2 (01:38:28):
No, okay, sorry, he's an actress that was in that show.

Speaker 1 (01:38:31):
Okay, okay, fair enough. Let me see. I'm trying to
look this up though to see it looks like, I mean,
the Daily Callers got an article, but they've been fooled
by AI stuff recently. Let me take a look and
see who else has an article on this. Let's go
to a left wing source about it and see, because
they'll admit to it if it's not AI. But you know,

(01:38:52):
they'll probably turn it around somehow. Made history two thousand
and nine. First I got oh book. Look particularly during
her eight years Okay, her main motivation was to avoid
blah blah blah, area, restrained beauty standards, and the weight
of scrutiny. Okay, continue reading. All right, appearances have been
subject to blah blah blah blah. Yeah, they got a
whole thing during her first term. But does she say

(01:39:12):
where's her thing about straight hair? Let's see, no women
of color, braids or natural hairtorts. We're straight hair. As
the wayos was necessity as a lack of desire to describe. Yeah, okay,
all right, Well I don't know what to tell you
about that. I mean, you know, the former First Lady
account recounts her own hair journey. Hair is a journey now, okay,

(01:39:35):
and I just you know this is MSN by the way,
you sorry, hair is.

Speaker 2 (01:39:45):
Honest with was Tracy? What is her name? Tracy? It's uh,
Diana Ross's daughter.

Speaker 3 (01:39:53):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:39:57):
The hell is her? Nay, Tracy Ellis Ross. Okay, it's
the actress.

Speaker 1 (01:40:02):
Well, look, we're right at the end of the show
here and coming up at ten pm Eastern is the
age of transitions. So I want to give Danny a
chance since he's been on here and talking with us
the whole time. Oh wait, it looks like I got
Danny on another line. Here, So I'm gonna pop him
in because okay, there you go. Sorry, go ahead, nanny.

Speaker 3 (01:40:26):
Do you hear me? Yeah, I've got I have dyslexic fingers.
I somehow hunched foot on a hold and I couldn't
get off a hold in the cycle back in, and
then I figured that's the that's my dad.

Speaker 1 (01:40:45):
But okay, no, don't worry about it. I want to
give you a final shout out. Yeah, go ahead, go ahead.
I want to give you a final shout out. That's
all good?

Speaker 3 (01:40:54):
Oh okay, Yeah, I think I'm tired of the rich
and powerful. I want bottom up. Go go to the
poor people, if you if you really want help, you know,
maybe they've got the answers. You know, all these smart
people that will you know, cover atrocities, whether it's abusing
a child or killing an innocent person. I just think

(01:41:19):
we have to priorities and that group VP. Yeah, go
go go go go help the three banks. They're they're
in dire needs right now.

Speaker 1 (01:41:28):
Absolutely. Look at all times, uh, I say, your your
energy and you know everything else instead of rage bait
and everything. You know that that people spend their time
on getting pissed off and exchanging insults and whatnot. You know,
a little bit of energy to help somebody and add
a little positivity to the world is probably a way
better use of your time if you have it at all.

(01:41:50):
Any resource that you can spare, uh, if you spare
it to someone else who's got nothing, you've done something,
you know. So I what can I say, man? You
can improve people's day without a cost any of a
single thing too. Occasionally, just engage with somebody that you
see that might be having a problem, and you never know,
you might be the thing that changes the trajectory of

(01:42:12):
their day, which is the beginning of the rest of
their life. So thanks Danny, thanks for calling in. I
appreciate you, man, and I'm going to put you on
hold and give the final word to my co host Bpete.

Speaker 2 (01:42:27):
Well, it's been another exciting week. I mentioned this one
thing I do when it comes to food banks, and
that like, you can give to your food bank, but
there's also organizations out there that provide food banks, like
the Salvation Army and things of that nature. And what
I have a tendency to do is, you know, I'll
buy food when I can, I'll buy food, take it down,
donate it but every now and then I won't buy food.

(01:42:50):
I will go buy the things that food stamps won't
pay for, like paper products, napkins, toilet paper, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap,
shape and poo, things that people that rely on food
stamps or snap that they can't buy. They have to

(01:43:11):
have cash to do it. So a lot of times
I'll just go and buy thirty toothbrushes, you know, I'll
go buy ten things of toothpaste, deodorant, things that people
can't buy with food stamps. It helps out an awful lot. Yes,
we need the food. People got to be able to
wash their hands and wash their dishes and clean up

(01:43:32):
after themselves too. And you know, being able to being
able to shave and brush your teeth and use deodorant,
you know, if you're down there trying to go for
a job interview or something like that. It helps out
a lot. So that's something I do every other month,
every third month, as just a way to help people
other than just food choices. So keep that in mind.

(01:43:53):
But other than that, appreciate Danny calling in wish a
good trip to Chuck coming up this next week for
his way down to the conference. So we won't be
here here next Friday, right, but we'll be here in spirit.

Speaker 1 (01:44:07):
There you go, I mean, and I'll return and let
you know well what happened the following Friday. But yeah,
on the twenty first, I will not be here. One
last thought too, is if you you know I can't
stand people guys, I don't want to feed them. All right, fine,
I'll tell you what though, even places there are places
that take dog food and help people with pets. You

(01:44:28):
can help out their pets so their pets don't have
to starve. Even if you don't like the people, you
can do that. There's always a way to improve the community.
And also, you know there's stray animals. I got to
pack of stray animals around me, and I got to
tell you that there's always ways to help with that
as well. So you know, there's a hundred ways you
could try and help and improve things around you one

(01:44:48):
way or another. And if you start improving everything and
work your way outward, who knows, you might run into
somebody else who's doing the same, and all of a sudden,
there's a large clearance that you form and keep that
in mind. But I think it's a worthy thing to
feed other people, for sure, and uh I've always appreciated
it when I've been helped, and UH do appreciate you
guys who help us along here of course and keep

(01:45:11):
this going. So I will talk to you not this
coming Friday, but the following one, and the Age of
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