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Oct. 5, 2024 - Gishgallop Girl

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Episode 22 (Full) Candace Diddy Madness

Links mentioned: Harris speaking with National Association of Black Journalists - https://youtu.be/bv9Bv-QP3Y8?si=AR0nu3rlEXkXFH8E It Could Happen Here discussing how the pager bombs were made and why they are a serious and unique threat - https://www.podbean.com/ea/dir-qfsfi-212fca8d

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	In a world where silence rings, they play their games With handshakes and whiskers, nobody takes the blame We're
	Okay, hello everybody.
	You just heard the accordion tango theme for this week.
	Welcome to Gishkalep, girl.
	I am your main researcher/host, Thomas Anderson, and with me as always is...
	Matthew Anderson.
	I had to wrap my head around it.
	So, before we get started today, I wanted to talk about a couple of things.
	For one thing, we're recording...
	Now, if you're hearing this on the Monday through Friday run, you won't really notice a difference, but for our patrons, we're recording this a day late because Matthew's job had him scheduled last night up to a later hour than usual, so it just couldn't happen.
	But that's what I posted up to Mastodon.
	Anyway, another thing, another little bit of house cleaning here.
	I kind of had a little panic attack earlier today because basically me writing and working on this show takes up anywhere from two to four hours of my day when I get home from work.
	Now, if I had a regular job where I was working 9 to 5 and making a decent paycheck, that wouldn't really be a big deal to me that much, but as it is, I cut off a lot of my evening work schedule when I choose to do this.
	So, I had a little panic attack earlier.
	Oh, there's my cat.
	There she is.
	Hello, squishy.
	I had a little panic attack earlier, and I was like, man, I might have to stop doing the show.
	I called Matthew's mom and I spoke with her and we talked about it.
	We're going to cut these episodes down from one per week to every two weeks.
	And what that means for people hearing it on the free side is that...
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	So nothing is going to change with that, but we're just going to cut down from four episodes a month to two because me cutting out that much work is a major loss of income.
	In addition to, you know, I'm still paying well out of pocket for...
	You know, hosting for the website and for the podcast service that we use and all that good stuff.
	So, yeah, until some things change, that's how things are going to be.
	It's going to be one episode every two weeks in full on Patreon and then split up, of course, Monday through Friday during whatever the following week is of an episode.
	So, that's it.
	Did you want to add anything?
	Nothing I can think about at the moment, except the...
	I do like the tango songs from Madonna, because they're all very jaunty.
	I have one on Madonna that's just about all the morbidness of death, but it's to a tango theme, and in Spanish, and it gets you so excited to just dance, despite the...
	Lyrics of the song when translated.
	I don't know if you guys can hear it on the microphone.
	the son of a happy kitty.
	He's sitting up here with me and I'm getting a lot of head scratches right now.
	Okay, so welcome to episode 22. We're going through Blackout chapter 6. This is section 3 of it.
	We're still not through chapter 6. There's more to go.
	Okay, I'm going to pass the kitty off.
	There she goes.
	All right.
	So, Candace starts this section off by talking about how black children that took the exam for college, known as the ACT test, put out by ACT Incorporated, of those children, only 32% of them showed college readiness in the subject of English.
	which went down to only 20% college readiness in reading and down to 11 and 12% in the areas of math and science respectively.
	She goes on to quote that the numbers get worse as we go down the income scale, but then she tells a lie.
	She equates her circumstances to that of low-income families.
	I'm sorry, but where she was raised with her siblings in their grandparents' home, in a wealthy public school district, She stopped qualifying as a low-income kid when she wound up in a home where a full breakfast was prepared for her and them every morning.
	Low-income families are not cooking up Sunday breakfasts every fucking day.
	They are lucky if they have milk for cereal, and if the cereal wasn't bought at a discount store, and if it wasn't close to being out of date.
	You know, like getting Halloween cereal on the 4th of July?
	At Dollar General?
	Turn off my notifications.
	Okay.
	But yeah, I don't know.
	Anyway, Candace does acknowledge that these low-income families are often served in underpaid schools or underserved in school districts.
	So the solution seems like a simple one, at least to me anyway.
	Maybe pay them more money and stop making them teach to these tests.
	The kids aren't stupid and the teachers aren't incapable, but the tools are lacking.
	The school back down in Florida that I went to, the reason why I hated it by the time I reached third grade was because in second grade I was sitting there and I was just like, I'm not actually gleaming anything from any of this.
	I'm just being taught how to take the test so I can pass.
	So the school can get its money.
	Well, they started tying school money to student performance on those stupid tests.
	Years before you were in school.
	It happened more over the years as I was in school than when I got out.
	But I had friends that were teachers that were always pissed.
	They're like, I'd love to teach these kids something, but I have to teach to what we know is going to be on the test.
	So that's how they were having to scale their teaching.
	But the tests got less and less important over time.
	I guess it's good.
	I mean, but, you know, that's one of the big things, though, is that Candace Owens will sit here and talk about how charter schools and, like, private schools, you know, how kids do better in those, but they really don't.
	No.
	Yeah, well, Candace blames the school systems themselves for this lack of education instruction.
	She goes on to, without any evidence cited, say that voucher systems are better for students.
	The fact is, this is only true in developing countries where there is a massive gap between funded and unfunded education systems.
	In the United States, student test scores actually show a drop in performance on average in all the four areas that she cited, but most notably in STEM education.
	Vouchers do not improve the grade situations of most students.
	I say this as well as someone that went to a private school, which was often a last-ditch effort from parents.
	The kids I knew were mostly alright, but those of us that did really well in the system there learned how to answer the way the Abeka book program wanted us to, and we often overworked the material just to have time to ourselves.
	We usually worked during our lessons, as the teachers were doing their job, me and my direct friends were often working several pages or chapters ahead.
	We weren't particularly smart.
	We just took advantage of what was largely a learn-at-your-own-pace program.
	This was an opportunity that we didn't have in the public schools, and for us it was a crucial difference.
	I get why that doesn't work for many other school systems, and it may have been a one-off opportunity in our school, but it worked for us.
	I think if more kids had the option to work ahead, they might do it, especially if it freed up time for literally anything else.
	That's just my opinion.
	The next part of Blackout is called Academia, and we'll see what college dropout Candace has to say about it.
	Moving on to the Candace show now.
	No clothes, Kiki.
	No clothes.
	Ah.
	Candace show, episode 65. I subtitled this, Trump Gotta Drop Vance Already.
	As a disclaimer from the top, we are skipping the episode she put out on the second assassination attempt on the day of the event.
	She did give shows this week, or she did five shows this week, and I see no value in going over that episode since little to nothing occurred.
	All right, everybody, let's jump right into this.
	The question that's on everybody's mind, what should Donald J. Trump do now?
	That's what we have to discuss, because there are major implications.
	He just survived two assassination attempts in the span of like 65 days.
	They want to kill him.
	They want Donald Trump dead, and I believe...
	But there is a chance that they will be successful in that aim unless Trump gets wise to who exactly he is fighting.
	My belief, I've thought about this, I've thought through this, I believe that Trump needs to switch out his VP immediately.
	I'm not saying this to be controversial.
	Please spare me your own unity.
	I'm so sick of this cry for unity.
	There is no unity, okay?
	He survived two assassination attempts.
	We need to get real about what is happening.
	We need to get real about who it is that wants him dead and why it is that they want him dead.
	We need to get real about what is the best solution for that.
	We can do that by looking into history.
	We can look at past assassinations to understand why they may want somebody dead and who they want to be in that place, in their place.
	We're going to discuss all of that.
	That's what's coming up right now on Candace.
	Okay. So,
	Yeah, that's not just a teaser.
	She really means it.
	All the goodwill she had for Vance was, of course, a cover.
	She rolled with him because Tucker vouched for him, and because once the Orange Emperor made his pick, well, he must have known what he was doing, right?
	Alright, so name that senator.
	Ready?
	Abandoned by his father, left with a troubled mother.
	Eventually raised by his grandparents, goes to an Ivy League school, gets recruited by some powerful figures in business, changes his name, writes a book about his own life, becomes a senator for two years, and then is pushed into the national spotlight as a potential White House candidate.
	Talking about Barack Obama, but it could also be J.D. Vance.
	That wasn't my joke.
	Somebody gave that to me.
	And it's because I have in my own life a quite
	group of people when it comes to J.D. Vance.
	I told you my opinion when it was announced that he was VP. I genuinely have never met him.
	And the people that I know who have met him like him.
	I mean, I very much trust Tucker Carlson's opinion.
	He said that J.D. Vance was brilliant and he stood by J.D. Vance throughout this.
	And I trust other people who have said that he's brilliant and they really like him, but also other people.
	We just don't know that much about J.D. Vance.
	Okay, totally fine.
	In my view, Trump picked him.
	That's it.
	Got to rally behind him simply because Trump picked him.
	Yeah, okay.
	Trump picked him.
	Yeah, all that shit about Obama versus J.D. Vance is a bit off.
	Vance had a desk job in the Marines, and he hasn't even served two full years as a senator.
	He has only been in office since January 3rd of 2023.
	So like a year and almost eight months at the time of this writing.
	Candace is doing an impressive job of setting the audience up not to blame her for pushing the story that Vance would be okay.
	Trump picked him.
	You know, this all comes the day after the second Trump assassination attempt.
	Candace really seems to want to push the idea that Trump is more popular and beloved than reality would suggest.
	Things have changed now, and I'm going to talk about J.D. Vance today and give you my opinion that Trump should switch out his VP, and it's nothing personal against J.D. Vance.
	But it is the recognition that whoever is plotting to kill Trump would have run through a couple of scenarios.
	What would have happened if Trump got shot and killed yesterday?
	Well, what would have happened is it would have been such a dramatic event that it would have brought the nation together.
	Even people that are on the left would have thought this is outrageous.
	This is not the way that elections should be run.
	This isn't right.
	I'm now going to just vote Republican.
	And who would have become the Republican candidate?
	Well, I would imagine we would have all been forced to agree that the right person is J.D. Vance, because that's who Trump picked.
	That is who Trump picked to be his running mate.
	That's who Trump picked to be his number two.
	That's who Trump would have wanted.
	And then J.D. Vance would have become the President of the United States.
	Vance is definitely number two, all right.
	He's not the shit, though.
	He's just shit.
	Yeah.
	Anybody want to tell her that Trump dying wouldn't have galvanized the left or center or non-Trump GOP to vote for Vance?
	Yeah.
	All of those people likely see Vance as the ultimate toady of the neocons and the Heritage Foundation.
	Like, I haven't seen anyone go to bat for him like they do for our Governor Walz, for example.
	Vance being his pick for heartbeat successor is one of the things that pushed several Republicans to endorse Harris.
	Trump dying either at the hands of a human or a cheeseburger or an Aaron Eagle isn't going to push people to vote for Vance.
	Wait, an Aaron Eagle?
	Yeah, I mean, maybe an Eagle's going to do its American duty and, you know, do something.
	They got talons.
	They got big flappy wings.
	How do you know someone didn't hire, how do you know someone didn't train up an Eagly?
	I mean, that's fair.
	That's fair.
	Which is easily the best Groot-like character.
	Yeah.
	Oh my god.
	Did you see Peacemaker?
	I saw enough bits and pieces for Eagly.
	No!
	You must see that series.
	It is fucking amazing.
	It's so good.
	I mean, fuck, you met Dyebeard and Vigilante.
	Yeah, which is still...
	It throws me for a loop how, like, depending on which fan he was talking to, if somebody walked up there because they were like, oh, yeah, I'm a big fan of Harry Potter, he'd be British.
	But if you walked up going, hey, Vigilante, he'd be American.
	Oh, yeah.
	Like, that was just, that threw me for a fucking loop.
	Yeah.
	He was great, though.
	Yeah.
	Him and Dyebeard were great.
	I didn't realize that Dyebeard had been in Guardians until you mentioned it was on the poster.
	I looked at him and I was like, the fuck?
	Then I looked over the poster and I was like, oh, you were one of the guys.
	Because his head was shaved and that.
	What's funny though is that he was a computer nerd among the pirates.
	It's like...
	I wonder if he has opinions on Linux.
	I should have asked.
	I should have been like, so how much of that is you?
	Oh my god.
	But yeah, I dare Cthulhu to call upon the old gods to test it out.
	See if anything would happen in Trump's favor.
	Or Vance's favor.
	I mean...
	I wouldn't invoke Cthulhu on this.
	Oh yeah, no.
	Come on.
	This world needs a Cthulhu-ing.
	I mean, maybe, yeah.
	It's like the opposite of that.
	We already proved with COVID that a national emergency will not bring us together.
	That's true.
	There will be people that will look at Cthulhu standing with his pants on out in the great sea.
	Calling upon the old gods, screaming to the sky.
	And you know what they will do?
	They will say, that's fake news.
	The rest of us, meanwhile, while we're already in the middle of the country, we're fucking safe.
	Yeah, yeah.
	We need a Cthulhu-ing.
	That's what I'm saying.
	We need a Cthulhu-ing.
	Something for people to look upon and go mad.
	Yeah, like the power of Cthulhu is so great.
	That people go mad even looking at figurines of Cthulhu.
	Yeah.
	If you play the Call of Cthulhu game, you'll find little omens of Cthulhu and you can collect them.
	And as you collect them, you start hearing shit and all that.
	You slowly descend into madness if you collect all the Cthulhu idols.
	That tracks.
	So, here we go with...
	Candace going on on this thing.
	Before I play this next clip, I do love the idea that she thinks that Trump getting shot, either the first time or the second time, or any time, would galvanize the nation and bring us all together.
	People don't like this dude.
	At least half of the nation don't like this dude.
	A lot of Republicans that voted for him the first time don't like this dude.
	So anyway, next up.
	Out.
	I want to be clear.
	Like I said, people that are trying to go after Trump would have been running through this.
	These would have been the equations that they would have been running through in their head, which means that they were okay with J.D. Vance potentially becoming the president of the United States.
	And so we need to speak about that.
	Let's actually look into who J.D. Vance is and why I believe that if Trump is going to spare his own life...
	He needs to put in a candidate for VP that would render him assassination-proof, and I have a couple of ideas about who those candidates should be.
	Again, nothing personal against J.D. Vance.
	I've never met him, and I have no personal assessment of him and his character.
	First, before we get into that, before we get into J.D. Vance, and before I offer you exactly who I think it is that should take his place, let's just briefly recap exactly what did occur yesterday, plus add on all of the new details that have emerged since.
	So we understand, obviously, that President Trump owns a golf club down in West Palm Beach.
	He was golfing on Sunday.
	He was golfing with a billionaire buddy of his named Steve Whitcoff.
	At about the fifth hole, four shots rang out.
	Our understanding is that those shots were fired from the Secret Service, who spotted a man with a gun and a scope that was looking for Donald Trump to come upon in a vulnerable area.
	Hole five apparently is vulnerable.
	There was a clearing, and this man knew that.
	We understand from his data that he had been waiting in that area for 12 hours.
	I find that to be interesting because, like I said, how did he know that Trump was going to be golfing there?
	He obviously wanted to make sure that he got in at a time when people would not recognize him or would not see him in broad daylight carrying the AK-47 that they later collected.
	And how did he know that Trump was going...
	To be coming down.
	How did he know that Trump was not still on the West Coast?
	His published schedule, we understood that he was on the West Coast doing events.
	Obviously, he's running.
	And by the way, he normally, during this time, Trump is very much a snowbird.
	In the hot months, he is up at Bedminster in New York.
	And then in the winter, he typically spends all of his time at Mar-a-Lago.
	So was this guy just lucky?
	Just assumed that he would be there and nowhere else assumed that he would be golfing on that day?
	Yeah, that is spoken as someone that has never worked in service.
	Yeah.
	Candace has obviously never worked in service.
	She's never spoken about it, and it isn't on her resume.
	Anyway, she's in the ranks of rich chuckle fucks these days, and I can tell you that they are genuinely clueless that people that work around them often know more about them than their own family members.
	In the case of Trump, If this guy spent so much as a week around that golf club, he could have learned a lot, and if he spent more time around there just observing what it was like when Trump visited versus when he wasn't there, he could have put it together easily.
	I'm saying this because, obviously, he did.
	Candace goes on to talk about how the would-be assassin Ralph, Ralph Ruth, whatever, was caught by the cops, and she plays video of the sheriff of West Palm at a press conference talking about it.
	Then she discusses Ralph's criminal record, which is extensive.
	Ralph had an obsession with Ukraine, including propositioning Elon Musk on Twitter, wanting publicly to purchase a rocket and use it as an ICBM to hit one of Putin's mansions.
	I mean, that's one hell of a use of a Tesla missile.
	I mean, Tesla knows how to make things that combust.
	Yeah, yeah.
	They prove it every day with their cyber trucks.
	Yep.
	Just strap a cyber truck to it.
	Perfect ICBM.
	Right.
	He also wanted to get in the Ukraine military to fight Russia.
	He was unsuccessful, of course.
	And if anyone wants more info, it's all publicly available.
	Skipping over, it takes 20 minutes off of her show.
	Then we get into more about this guy, but this is a take I've only heard on the Candace show about Iran.
	By the way, I should add here that he also wrote a book urging Iran to assassinate President Donald Trump.
	I just find that to be so odd.
	Here it is as published by the AP.
	Man accused of trying to kill Trump wrote a book urging Iran to assassinate the ex-president.
	Like, what is this?
	What is this that we just keep seeing this theme that appears of people trying to make us believe that Iran is trying to assassinate Trump?
	They're like, yeah, no, they want to get even with him for Soleimani, which happened years ago, but they're choosing right now, as he's running, as the time to get even with him.
	That makes no sense whatsoever.
	Why wouldn't they have chosen a time when he was out of office and people weren't paying attention?
	Again, this makes entirely no sense.
	The narrative makes no sense.
	It's being pushed by the people that I trust the least.
	telecons, warmongers, people that I believe, by the way, are the ones that are trying to get Donald Trump assassinated.
	I believe that the war class is behind this in military industrial complexes.
	You calling him fat?
	I mean, taken in a different context, this could be construed as a statement on Trump's overall health.
	But really, I listen to a lot of far-left shit, and even some moderate shit, sometimes from people that were in government positions, and I haven't heard shit about Iran from anyone but Candace, and the occasional statement from Israel,
	and Trump himself.
	Trump is the only person out there.
	Saying that Iran was coming after him.
	Sounds like either A, he's got some unfinished dirty business with Iran and he's trying to cover it up.
	Right.
	In which case, he shouldn't be bringing it to light.
	Yeah.
	And B, sounds like they just want another convenient Middle Eastern country to be in a war for 20 fucking years for no good fucking reason.
	Well, here's the thing with the Ron.
	I think you might be onto something there.
	Like, I don't know what it could be.
	And honestly, like, I don't care.
	I want this guy to just be gone.
	Just go, you know, fuck off to your golf course, whatever you're going to fucking do, man.
	But, like, he has this thing against windmills.
	Okay?
	I'm going to try to explain a little bit of this.
	Trump has this thing against windmills.
	He doesn't want wind power.
	He talks shit about wind power all the time.
	Okay, that's what you mean by windmills.
	Do you know what the source of this is?
	What?
	They were going to install some wind power near a golf course of his in Scotland years ago.
	Okay.
	And he pitched a fit about it.
	He made it a legal thing.
	He went to them.
	He tried to sue.
	He tried to get it stopped.
	But the Scots were ultimately like, Nah, fuck you!
	And they put him up anyway.
	And he couldn't do shit about it.
	They're on an island that you can see from the Trump golf course.
	So he couldn't do shit about it.
	And ever since then, he's had this hate boner for fucking windmills and wind power.
	He hates it so much.
	See, that's when you've got to go to one of those debates.
	Oh, what's your opinion on windmills then?
	Do you like the windmills in Scotland, dear boy?
	I mean, uh...
	We thought you might like them loud.
	They're big and white.
	You like to spin your arms?
	They spin theirs all the time.
	Come on, man.
	Fucking asshole.
	Would it make you feel better if they were orange?
	Right.
	We can go paint them.
	We can paint them.
	Yeah, lad.
	We can paint them real good.
	I've got a cousin, Jimmy.
	He's not worth shit.
	We'll give him some haggis and he'll get it done.
	You know?
	Give him some haggis and some nice Tullamore Dew.
	He'll be at it in no time.
	Fucking...
	I love the Scots.
	They were the best people.
	But...
	Here we go with the next one.
	Now, I want to keep speaking about that because, like I remarked earlier, I find it to be something that we can't ignore, right?
	Which is that any person that got this lackey to participate in this event would have understood that the energy would have then been with the Republican campaign had Donald Trump have actually been assassinated.
	And it is likely...
	the presidency would have been J.D. Vance.
	That would have made sense.
	He said, I pick him for my VP, and Republicans would have said, okay, we accept that.
	He picked J.D. Vance.
	Maybe we don't know how we feel about him, but we know that we love Trump, we support Trump, and he believed in J.D. Vance, right?
	So that signals to me that the military-industrial complex was not fearful whatsoever of a J.D. Vance presidency, okay?
	Now,
	As I've said before, and I'll say it again, I don't know much about J.D. Vance.
	Neither do most people know much about J.D. Vance.
	We know that he had a fractured upbringing because of the simulation that I am in, having looked into Emmanuel Macron and various leaders.
	I don't love a story where I don't know that you just grew up with your mom and dad.
	I want that.
	I need that.
	Emmanuel Macron also was raised by his grandparents.
	Obama raised by his grandparents.
	Yeah, Macron was raised by his parents.
	And Obama's mother lived in the house with him and his grandparents.
	And again, Candace is one to point fingers, having been raised in her grandparents' home, along with her siblings, but their dad was also there and their mother lived across town.
	I was going to say, maybe she's got some trauma that she hasn't talked to a therapist about yet.
	Well, that's the thing, right?
	Oh, and she never will.
	Oh, yeah.
	Well, you know, if you think about it, right?
	Yeah, maybe she's got this trauma.
	Maybe she's got this stuff.
	Yeah.
	And I think part of that is she knows she's an unrepentant, lying, just terrible, terrible fucking human.
	Yeah.
	So anyone else that had any shred near that must be as well, right?
	Yeah.
	Because there's a lot of projection on that side of the political aisle.
	Yeah, so.
	Here we go with the next one.
	And it's just not something that makes me feel entirely comfortable about somebody's upbringing.
	In 2016, and this is, I think, something that's worth discussing, J.D. Vance received a book deal from HarperCollins, obviously for his book, which is Hillbilly Elegy.
	And HarperCollins is a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's newscore empire.
	And that's interesting because I don't remember J.D. Vance being a big enough name back in 2016 to have secured a book deal.
	I mean, 2016, we're talking Hillary versus Trump, all the stuff that was going on.
	J.D. Vance's name wasn't in the mix, and yet he published a book with HarperCollins, which means he wrote it before then, and then HarperCollins thought it was good to publish.
	And then it was so good that Netflix opted to turn that into a movie.
	In 2020, Netflix is not normally open to publishing stories about Republicans that are favorable, but they did this.
	They did this deal, and this could be, by the way, because of his connections.
	Obviously, he's great friends with Peter Thiel.
	He has been working with and friends with Peter Thiel since 2011, so it's possible that you just have a business deal, a business relationship, and they help you out, okay?
	No questions there.
	I'm just pointing this out.
	Yeah, she bothered to look up at all.
	Hillbilly Elegy was smoothed out in the book submission process because Vance had a friend that got her book published by them, and she helped hook him up.
	Her name is Amy Chua, and her memoir was a successful book by all accounts.
	And by the way, about that movie, Ron Howard directed the Netflix film about Vance's life, and yes, it is that Ron Howard.
	The same guy that directed Backdraft and Forrest Gump.
	Okay.
	And his daughter is Bryce Dallas Howard.
	What has she done?
	She was the lead actress in Argyle.
	Okay.
	And she was in Jurassic World and she directed like a lot of episodes of Mandalorian.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	The Red Hat, right?
	Yeah.
	Ron Howard also directed Solo.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	So.
	Yeah, Netflix paid like $45 million to be able to produce that film.
	So, yeah.
	Candace goes on to discuss the FISA, the Foreign Intelligence Services Act process, and part of me wonders if this couldn't possibly be an admission on her part.
	There is something that I am uncomfortable with, and I will tell you that.
	That is the FISA debacle.
	His recent non-vote on the FISA debacle.
	Now, to remind you guys...
	I remember Carter Page.
	I remember that there was actual spying on the Trump campaign.
	How did that all come about?
	Well, that all came about because there is a statute known as the FISA statute, which was enacted in 1978.
	What it does is it authorizes the FISA court to grant an application for an order approving, spying, electronic surveillance or a search warrant to obtain foreign intelligence information if there is probable cause to believe that the person that you're spying on is working somehow with a foreign power.
	So essentially, let me just break that down for you.
	You say you're the government and you say Candace is working with Vladimir Putin.
	So you go to the FISA courts and you say, our suspicion is she's working with Vladimir Putin because she doesn't like Zelensky, and will you grant us the ability to unmask her so that we can start spying on her and look at her communications, okay?
	That's how the process should work.
	That's how it was supposed to work.
	But then the Patriot Act, obviously, when we gave up all of our privacy after 9-11, We just weren't thinking.
	I was too young to think.
	But the adults in the room weren't the adults in the room.
	And they were like, please, government, rescue us.
	Let's give up all of our privacy via the Patriot Act.
	Well, the Patriot Act then expanded the powers of FISA and allowed what can be described as the two-hop rule.
	So that means giving you that same situation.
	They go to the courts and say, I think Candace Owens is working with Vladimir Putin.
	And not only then does the courts allow them to spy on me, It also then can grant them the ability to spy on people that are two hops from me.
	So let's say I'm texting my sister.
	She can get spied on.
	And then my sister's texting her friend.
	Two hops.
	Now, all of us, all of a sudden, because of this new Patriot Act loophole, the government can just start spying on us.
	And that's exactly, by the way, how the Trump campaign got spied on.
	Okay?
	It was a two-hop situation where they're looking into Carter Page, and then they decided that they could then look into Trump's communications, and this is what caused an absolute uproar, as it should have.
	FISA is a disaster.
	It's not fair that you can just say, I assume this and therefore allow me to look in to and be able to.
	It's because all of your data is being stored.
	Every communication that you have is being stored, okay?
	And it's being stored, but you are masked.
	You are a masked person, and they can't see whose data it is unless they receive that warrant.
	So that FISA Act, those FISA portions, were up for renewal this year.
	And of course, they always give the act a different name so that Americans think it's something good.
	It was entitled this year, Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act.
	And it passed.
	60-34 in the Senate.
	J.D. Vance decided to abstain from voting on that.
	I don't know what his excuse was, but I don't like that.
	If you're going to be a hardcore America First person, and you have the powers to help us get the government off of our back, you should be, I am hardcore saying that this is unacceptable.
	Now, who did vote against it, obviously?
	Thomas Massey.
	Thomas Massa, you can always rely on him to try to get the government monkey off of our backs.
	But J.D. Vance abstained, and I think it's interesting that he abstained because we know that he is great friends with and has been funded by and has been mentored by Peter Thiel.
	Okay, she isn't wrong here.
	She actually got a few things right.
	Except that the act she mentioned is a small expansion of FISA.
	But since FISA gets abused a lot by law enforcement, I'm going to let it go.
	And again, she isn't wrong in finally being cagey about Vance.
	Let's keep going.
	Peter Thiel is, in fact, according to Business Insider, an FBI informant.
	And that's not shocking given the fact that he works with the government.
	Again, this is not a shock at Peter Thiel.
	I am just giving you guys the facts because it's important in understanding why what may...
	Have guided J.D. Vance to abstain from this vote.
	Peter Thiel's a billionaire for a lot of reasons.
	One of them is Palantir.
	That's his big company.
	His company created AI to crawl through all of our raw data.
	He's unable to pass that information over to the government when they have their warrants.
	So Palantir has thus far made $2.3 billion in DOD contracts.
	Our Defense Department is paying Palantir.
	Has paid Palantir $2.3 billion in contracts since 2008.
	So that makes up more than half of Palantir's profits.
	They're getting their profits directly from our Department of Defense.
	So when I see a vote like that, or a non-vote like that, when I see him abstaining, my question is why?
	Do you think that Peter Thiel would be adverse to war?
	Could you imagine how much data and how many warrants and trying to be able to spy on American citizens during wartime?
	It's a lot of money.
	War is a driver of profits.
	That is the reality.
	So when I see that, I go, okay, is this an America first person or do we have a personal relationship that would not make him isolationist?
	Is this part of the reason why...
	There wouldn't be much fear about a J.D. Vance presidency because he necessarily maybe isn't against getting involved in wars or wouldn't be vocally against a war because of his contacts.
	Now, again, I want to be clear, this is not a shot at J.D. Vance or a shot at Peter Thiel.
	These are just the facts.
	Again, she's not wrong.
	But it's interesting to at least hear these arguments against what is a terrible choice by Trump and even having J.D. Vance around.
	It's interesting to me because she had to frame it like this for herself.
	Because I've been reading things in various alt-right groups that they don't like Vance.
	And more of the Teal Connection has been coming up.
	Candice throws to an ad for Nemi Skincare.
	But, then we get...
	Alright guys, we're going to dive right back into this.
	I'm very interested in seeing your...
	Comments about this, but so my mentality here is that whenever there is a political assassination, it's because they want war.
	They want war.
	There is power that they are trying to assume.
	There are things they want done.
	No greater example of this than JFK being assassinated partially for his refusal to accept the CIA's plans when they wanted to stage a false flag attack on American soil in order to get the American public to agree to go to war with Cuba.
	Again, you can look this up yourself.
	I'm not making this up.
	It's Operation Northwoods.
	So we know that they are salivating for war.
	I'm not going to judge J.D. Vance and say that he is pro-war, but he clearly is not anti-war enough.
	Because they have no fear.
	Trump has to have a VP candidate that is so anti-war that our intelligence agencies start protecting him.
	Right?
	Okay, well, better to go with the devil you know kind of a situation.
	And there is only, really, in my viewpoint, one person that would send a chill down their spine when it comes to being anti-war.
	Take a guess.
	That individual is Thomas Massey.
	Thomas Massey is someone that I hope one day I vote for for president.
	I will crawl over broken glass to vote for this man for president.
	All you have to do is fill out a fucking form.
	Yeah.
	Real simple.
	They just mail the form to your mailbox.
	You take it out the mailbox.
	You take it out the envelope.
	You read the instructions if you need them.
	And then you fill out the boxes.
	You put it into an envelope.
	You put that envelope into another envelope.
	Have somebody in your household sign it.
	Put that envelope into another envelope.
	Seal that envelope up.
	And then go down to your local post office and just drop that shit off if you don't trust it going out your personal mailbox.
	Yeah.
	Very simple process.
	But, you know, all you have to do is fill out a fucking form.
	Yeah.
	That's even if you're going to go to a voting place and do it.
	Oh, yeah.
	Interesting choice of words from her, crawling over broken glass, and also entirely unsurprising to me.
	First, Candace has had a thing for Thomas Massey for a while now.
	He's single now, by the way.
	His wife died recently.
	Oh, well, that's unfortunate.
	Yeah.
	But...
	She won't even get registered to vote now in what is supposed to be a critical election for her people.
	I thought she said she was going to...
	Hold on.
	This took me some time.
	Okay, okay.
	Candace Owens, Candace Farmer, and Candace Owens Farmer are not registered to vote in...
	Let's say she lives in...
	Kentucky, right?
	Nashville.
	No, Tennessee.
	Tennessee, yeah.
	That's right.
	They are not registered to vote in Tennessee.
	Okay.
	That's right, and I know this because you can look up voter registration status of that state in a public database.
	Oh.
	Yeah.
	Well, okay, so...
	I checked not only her county, but every other county in the state across several days from different IP addresses.
	So, like, if she doesn't live in Nashville, which is Davidson County, I know this now from having run through all of that one.
	She doesn't live there.
	Let's say she lives in another county but claims that one.
	There are like five counties around that.
	I checked them all out across several days from different IP addresses.
	Candace is not a registered voter in her home state.
	Maybe she thinks that you have to crawl over broken glass to do it.
	Or maybe filling out forms with simple wording is like torture to her because you have to actually tell the fucking truth.
	Yeah.
	Either way, it's just a form.
	So she's telling people to go vote and saying that she's going to go vote, but she's not...
	No, no.
	She is saying that if Massey was on the ticket, she would vote for him.
	So she's pulling out on voting for...
	Anyone.
	For anyone or anything.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	She is not registered to vote.
	God.
	Yeah.
	So...
	You know, so far, Massey is her ideal politician.
	Because he doesn't want to spend money on a damn thing at all.
	And he wants America to be isolationist in every way.
	So in short, he's kind of a fucking idiot.
	He is, in my viewpoint, the congressman that has the most consistent American-first values who has stood up to the thugs over at AIPAC.
	He has stood up to...
	Any lobbying group, he stood up to Big Pharma, the thugs over at Big Pharma during COVID.
	He morally drove his car because he refused to mask up.
	He refused to wear a mask to be able to fly.
	So he drove to D.C. the entire time COVID restrictions were in the air.
	That is the kind of person who cannot be bought, cannot be paid for, is not going to care about any money.
	He doesn't want the money.
	He's happy.
	He doesn't even, for all I know, Want to be anything more than what he already is.
	But he should be.
	That's exactly the kind of person that we want to be in office.
	And let me tell you something right now.
	If Donald Trump announced that Thomas Massey was his new VP, and if J.D. Van supported that, and I think that he should, if he is a patriot and he actually cares about this country and he is seeing how dire the situation is, he should support a Thomas Massey VP slot.
	Because let me tell you, as I said, what would happen?
	They would go, we've got to protect Donald Trump.
	Because Thomas Massey's a problem.
	Thomas Massey, he's not even bending...
	Trump might give us an inch.
	He might say, oh, we should get the job done.
	Thomas Massey's like, no Ukraine, no Afghanistan, no Israel, no war ever.
	Not a single dollar overseas until America is fixed.
	It's a problem.
	It's a problem for the deep state who is salivating to go to war with Iran and Russia.
	Yeah, I'm going to point out, no one is talking about going to war with Iran and Russia.
	And also...
	Thomas Massey is not the kind of guy that would go, oh, well, if we're not sending money overseas, then we're going to spend it here.
	No, he doesn't want to fucking spend it here either.
	He doesn't want to have the money in office because he doesn't want taxes.
	He's made anti-Semitic tweets, forced an in-person vote on the COVID aid relief bills during the height of COVID-19.
	No one wanted to go into Congress to vote for understandable reasons, and he forced them to.
	Jesus.
	He compared COVID mask restrictions to the Holocaust.
	And he votes against foreign aid in all forms continuously.
	So you can understand some of the reasons Candace is all about him.
	In the spirit of that, Candace gives us some more Nazi dog whistles.
	I do want to say this, guys, because you should recognize this.
	World War III is around the corner.
	It's already been planned in boardrooms.
	Obviously, that's how wars happen.
	We understand this now.
	Whatever they're selling to the public, oh, it was because of Iran, assassinated Trump.
	Everything you've learned in your textbook is a lie.
	Wars are plotted in boardrooms with bankers.
	We have banksters that are running the world.
	And when they recognize that they want resources, when they recognize they want power, when they recognize they want to change the map, they go to war.
	Then they do whatever they have to do to get people on their side.
	Our best guard against this coming war is to be vigilant.
	To continue to refuse to allow them to manipulate us into believing their foolish narratives.
	We should want, in every office position, people like Thomas Massey.
	Yeah, so experienced people to this garbage heard it.
	Candace using the phrasing of bankers and banksters is an old but often used anti-Semitic trope to get around saying the word Jew.
	And next, we have Candace describing the people she has surrounded herself with, not realizing a basic truth in what she is saying.
	Because I'm telling you, this one, this one makes me scared, okay?
	Because...
	In the way that they are selling and polluting people's minds to accept that death and dropping bombs is okay and children and women dying are okay.
	And I see people get in line with these narratives thinking, you fool.
	Do you think these psychopaths will hesitate to drop a bomb on you and your family if they believe it necessary to get what they want?
	When you support psychopaths and their psychopathic excuses...
	For why it's okay to murder children.
	Just know that they don't draw a line when it comes to your family.
	They're not going to be like, well, I said that about a million Iraqis.
	I said that about 40,000 innocent Palestinians.
	But I would never, ever do that to Joe out in Pennsylvania.
	That's not how this works.
	The military-industrial complex is an evil, satanic complex.
	They do not care about anything.
	Other than themselves, the global elite getting what they want, the enslaving of the population, America has become a slave colony to the military-industrial complex.
	In fact, I would argue America has always been a slave colony to the military-industrial complex.
	Our country, forget the stories that you heard in your textbook, was founded by Freemasons, warring for control over the people, and the communists won.
	The day that JFK was shot, the takeover of America by communists was done.
	It was completed.
	And we have had war after war after non-stop war.
	The efforts that they take, the increasing efforts that they take to have these false flag events, to get people to read articles, to feel sad.
	Journalists that are paid by these groups, paid to try to manipulate your emotions into believing that what we're doing overseas is acceptable when it's not a part of, in my view, their satanic cult.
	It is a huge...
	The military-industrial complex that benefits very few people, and those people are not me and you.
	So you need to wake up to that.
	You need to be vigilant to that.
	You need to stop being crybabies and being upset when someone mentions this stuff.
	Stop saying stupid leftist things like, we just need unity.
	Unity is not going to solve the people who want to assassinate Donald Trump.
	Reality is.
	Getting real about what we are facing today.
	Okay?
	Guarding ourselves in our households, making sure that our children are not fed into their ecosystem of trash that has become the Department of Education.
	Okay?
	Learning real history, not the fairy tales that are taught to us in school.
	And refusing, like I said, refusing to accept these mainstream media narratives.
	So here's my hope.
	My hope is that Trump wakes up to this.
	Because I think, and I'm going to say this, people are going to be upset.
	But I think Trump has been naive.
	So she just described, in three minutes there, almost everyone in the neocon and neoliberal movements that has money in the military-industrial complex, centrists and most leftists don't like them either.
	But it is amazing how she doesn't seem to understand.
	That for people to work together and face these problems, she might have to make friends that aren't Republicans.
	Yeah.
	Also, she made a comment about how, you know, Unity won't fix those sorts of people.
	Yeah.
	Clearly she's never worked with, you know, Unity Gen 4, which is an amazing gaming engine.
	No, that's not an advertisement, but that's how you fucking do it.
	Right.
	I mean, but...
	Wait a minute, though.
	THE PROGRAM IS THE PROGRAM
	Oh.
	Like, if they make a profit off of a game, yeah, like, they gotta, like, pay them back, yeah.
	That's, like, yeah, it's kind of fucked up.
	You should look that up, yeah.
	Well, and pull that back a bit.
	It's great for making games on, not great for, uh, you know.
	Agreed for one's pockets.
	Now, I can understand them doing that to a AAA company.
	That makes sense.
	Yeah, we're talking about small devs that are kind of getting fucked over.
	Okay, that's not right.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You know, so her assessment of Trump amid all of this is next.
	Oh.
	I do.
	I think he's been naive.
	I think he believes that when someone cuts him a $10 million check, it means that they're his friend.
	It's a $50 million check.
	Oh, that must mean they're my friend.
	$100 million check.
	Oh, that must mean they're my friend.
	And not that they seek to control you.
	Okay?
	And if you're smart and you've got that kind of money, you will have been smart enough to have split your vote.
	You would have been smart enough to have given money to both candidates to control them in different ways.
	Okay?
	They do not want you to be president.
	I don't care who wrote you a check.
	Okay?
	They want you dead.
	Trump needs to wake up to this.
	His children need to wake up to this.
	Okay?
	You're not well-liked because they're writing a nice article about you in the New York Times.
	New York Times doesn't work for you.
	It doesn't work for the American people.
	They work for the deep state.
	I think the American people recognize that.
	Like I said, if I was running Trump's campaign today, it would be very easy.
	I would sit every person down.
	I'd say, what do you think about war with Iran?
	That would be my litmus test.
	Oh, they said, oh, you know, Iran's dangerous.
	I would fire them.
	I think we should be bombing.
	Fired.
	That would be the limit test.
	Goodbye.
	Hey, what do you think about war?
	Any person that responds and says yes to war, I would fire.
	And then I would put Thomas Massey as my two.
	That's my piece of advice for Donald Trump if he wishes to survive this election cycle.
	And let's be very clear.
	It's not like the assassination attempts will stop if he wins.
	I think we can feel some comfort.
	In knowing that they don't think that Kamala Harris is going to win, or they wouldn't have attempted the assassination attempt, right?
	There's a little bit of comfort in that, but it's not like it's going to magically end if he does win.
	And Trump needs to wake up to that.
	He needs to stop being naive.
	He needs to stop listening to advisors.
	He needs to stop believing that money equals friendship and not control.
	Because it means control.
	It means manipulating you, getting you to say stupid things, to pull you away from your followers and your supporters.
	As they infiltrate your campaign, turn you into someone that you're not.
	Because you're never going to be accepted by the military-industrial crowd.
	You're never going to be accepted unless you agree with never-ending war.
	You don't agree with that, Trump.
	You don't agree with that.
	Alright guys, I'm going to get into some of your comments here.
	I realize I am going on an absolute rant.
	I think I just need to have one more.
	Scroll down here and get into some of your comments.
	I do, at first...
	I mean, they really liked him when, you know, he fired off the tomahawks from that Echo whatever-the-fuck ship it was.
	Yeah.
	Because I remember during his presidency there was a mention of how one of the warships that had been refurbished fired off the first new round of tomahawk missiles.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	People loved him for that one.
	They shot missiles into wherever Russia, and he bragged about getting Soleimani, the Iranian war commander, killed.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, you know.
	Which made people go, what the fuck are you doing?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So that was a lot, but I didn't want to stop her.
	I wonder how long it took her to realize that Trump is just greedy.
	He doesn't have morals or a spine.
	He never has.
	She thinks it is recent, apparently.
	But this is who he's always been, and it should be noted that while he attracts large money donors, the Harris political funds have largely come from small donors.
	Normal people that are tired of this shit.
	If anyone has bought her, it's been the people that have thrown what little they have at the campaign.
	It is nice to see Candace almost kinda getting it.
	And more laughable, honestly, that it seems she is prepping not only herself, but her audience for a Trump loss in November with this shit.
	They will blame the selection of J.D. Vance and all the boogeymen of stolen elections, of course.
	Trump's rambles will probably be taking a task, and I expect the video showing people leaving his rallies en masse in the middle will get more traction in the days after the election is called in favor of Harris, especially if it's a landslide.
	I hope it all goes peacefully, but Candace and others seem to be bracing for a loss and figuring out who to blame so that they aren't blamed for their own part in it.
	She goes on to run through her comments, and it's worth hearing in this regard.
	Alright, some of your comments right away.
	Bebo writes, J.D. Vance is the new LBJ.
	His ties to Palantir voting servers in 2020 that was shipped to Ukraine, and his guru Teal is deep state sus.
	Again, I am definitively not here to present J.D. Vance as anything other than the facts portray him to be.
	I am not saying that he is a new LBJ, and I certainly want to be clear that I'm not suggesting that he knew that they were going to attempt to assassinate Trump by any means.
	But I do not think, given how dire things have become, that he is the correct number two.
	You put a Thomas Massey in that seat, and they will guarantee Trump's safety.
	I promise you that.
	Ara writes, Candace, speaking truth like always, thank you so much.
	Natalie writes, my husband and I appreciate you, Candace.
	Thank you, Natalie.
	And Triple writes, money is always the root of evil.
	Christ is king.
	Yes, and that is why I said I don't think that Trump has been in his Bible.
	I don't think he recognizes.
	I think that there are so many people that believe that when somebody...
	Now, hold on.
	I'm going to just pause it right here.
	For her saying, I don't think that Trump has been in his Bible.
	You know what one of his fundraising things is?
	I swear to God.
	What?
	He is selling Bibles with his signature.
	He is selling fucking Trump Bibles with his signature inside.
	Oh my God.
	Yeah, he definitely hasn't been in his Bible, but at least one page.
	Yeah, at least the first page.
	Write his name in there and send it on its way.
	Oh, God, okay.
	We're going to let this clip continue now.
	Like, it's funding you with a giant check in politics because they are your friend and not because they understand the rules of the devil.
	Not because they understand that they can get you to abandon your values for the right amount of money.
	This is an offering that comes to people all across the board, right?
	Journalists.
	Why do you think so many of them tell lies every single day?
	They're getting funded to.
	They're getting free trips.
	They're getting scholarships if they hold a certain perspective and write articles in that way.
	It's very clear that there are these journalists, and this is the way that they think.
	I can make more money if I just take this perspective.
	And obviously for me, that has not been a thing.
	Sometimes I just think my life would be so much easier if I could just be fake.
	I really do.
	Like I said, when Kanye wrote, I suffer from realness.
	I understood that spiritually.
	I was like, I am suffering from being real.
	If I just said the thing, said the stupid thing, go Ukraine flag, whatever.
	If I just said the BLM thing in the beginning, I would be on the cover of Vogue.
	Be on the cover of every magazine.
	They'd be like, oh, she's so wonderful and amazing.
	But no, I suffer from realness and I instead really enjoy the fact that, you know, we're...
	I think we're number four overall, all podcasts in the USA, which is just amazing.
	And it's not a credit to me.
	It's really a credit to you guys.
	It's a credit to the fact that you guys are as resilient as I am, and you're just going to find the content, and I'm just going to keep making it.
	And I just want to thank you guys in closing, because last week we had so many people sign up at Locals.com to support the show, and it just is when something big...
	Okay, so Candace has about 42,700 followers on Locals right now.
	Yeah.
	She is making almost $300,000 a month on that format.
	Fucking hell.
	But she suffers from realness, y 'all.
	Yeah, yeah, totally.
	It's like Kanye suffered from realness when he wrote that line and he was already a fucking millionaire.
	Yeah, okay.
	You know, still, it's interesting to hear the audience turning on her word on Vance and whoever else.
	Interesting times.
	Moving on to episode 66, which is not as cool as Order 66. No.
	Well, it's happened.
	P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Diddy, Sean Combs, whatever you know him as, he's finally been arrested.
	I'm going to tell you guys why it doesn't really matter.
	This is all just one big Fed show because Diddy is a protected asset, clearly, just like Jeffrey Epstein was a protected asset before him.
	He's an agent, and he's working for a criminal government enterprise.
	Plus, have you guys heard of Alexis Lorenz?
	Well, you're about to because she's a young woman that is currently trending all over the Internet after suffering a severe reaction to multiple vaccines which were administered to her at UCI Medical Center.
	Lastly, Greta Thunberg.
	How dare you?
	Well, guess what?
	She's in the news, and it is not good.
	Probably for the first time ever, it's not good.
	Because this girl became the Hollywood it girl after she said, how dare you?
	After she looked like this in the corner and grimaced when Donald Trump walked by her.
	You're probably wondering, what did she do?
	What could she have possibly done to have turned everything upside down in her life?
	Because now the media hates her.
	And you're not going to believe the reason why.
	Just kidding, you're totally going to believe the reason why.
	All that coming up on Candace.
	Yeah, most of this episode is going to be skippable.
	We'll go through it anyway, but most of it is skippable.
	Anyway, this first clip is like five minutes long.
	Did he do it?
	Did he do it?
	It's looking like he maybe did because he's just been arrested in New York.
	And let me tell you, the headline really here is baby oil.
	That's all anybody can think about.
	That really is the big takeaway.
	Because it's just, it's a lot of baby oil.
	In fact, I don't know whether people should be buying or selling that Johnson& Johnson stock, because I'm telling you, this is trending.
	He's been arrested, and the authorities collected some items from his home.
	Comps get some things from Diddy, namely 1,000 bottles of baby oil, plus some other lubricants, which were supplies that were used at his...
	Quote-unquote freak-offs.
	What is a freak-off?
	Before I forget, something that I saw that pertains to this.
	You remember in Watchmen when Lady Knight is chasing down one dude and he's got this full silver thing on and he pulls off these two canisters of oil and just lubricates himself up and slides into the sewer.
	I saw a meme that said, how did he got away the first time?
	I just remembered that with the baby oil, and I knew if I didn't get that out now, I'd forget it again.
	That's great.
	That's awesome.
	Watchmen was so good.
	See, that guy was unexplained.
	That interaction happened.
	She mentions it.
	She mentions it immediately, and then she said, I don't think that dude ever comes up again.
	He was just a one-off.
	Yeah, he was just this weird one-off plot line that they didn't...
	They didn't bother filling in.
	It's crazy.
	It's like, oh god, what are they doing with this?
	It's just in the wind.
	Why did you even cut the scene, guys?
	I feel like there was one guy in charge of that and just went, okay, and then we're going to have this guy do this and everybody else the next day just went, okay, you're not speaking anymore, Greg.
	You're not allowed to talk anymore.
	That was fucking weird and you know it.
	They put it in the show anyway.
	There we go, the rest of the clip.
	Do I want to know, Cam, what a freak-off is?
	No, you don't want to know what a freak-off is, but I'm going to tell you what it is anyways.
	Essentially, Diddy was throwing these parties, inviting a bunch of celebrities, unbeknownst to them, allegedly, by the way, I should say allegedly, he was recording them, supplying them with drugs, making them do things they probably would not normally do unless they had been drugs, and then...
	Of course, he had blackmail on these individuals.
	That's what many people are alleging.
	The authorities swooped in, he's been investigated, and they found all of these supplies in addition to narcotics when they raided his homes in Miami and Los Angeles.
	Now, another headline that is taking off is just $46,000, because that is the cost, that was the cost, pardon me, of just one of his freak-offs.
	Yeah, prosecutors say that in 2012 Diddy had to pay over $46,000 to cover damages to a penthouse room following a freak-off at a Manhattan hotel.
	So apparently he didn't care.
	He would just run out the penthouse and then he'd get people all drugged up.
	This is allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
	And in the process ruined these rooms and actually one of the hotel managers said that things were soaked with oil.
	That makes sense because there's a lot of baby oil involved in this particular case.
	Now, authorities are saying that Diddy arranged these freak-offs with the assistance of members and associates of his various enterprises, including employees of his business.
	And the hotel rooms where they were staged often sustained really significant damage.
	And Diddy would become violent with people if they did not agree to the freak-off.
	So if he's inviting you to the hotel room and he's like, we are going to freak off, and you're like, I'm actually not interested in freaking off, then he would get violent, and sometimes he would wield firearms, allegedly.
	The U.S. Attorney on this case, Damian Williams, had a press conference earlier and described more of the things that are being unsealed in this indictment.
	Take a listen.
	Today I'm announcing the unsealing of a three-count indictment, charging Sean Combs with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, interstate transportation for prostitution.
	The indictment alleges that between at least 2008 and the present, Combs abuse, Threatened and coerced victims to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct.
	As alleged in the indictment to carry out this conduct, Sean Combs led and participated in a racketeering conspiracy that used the business empire he controlled to carry out criminal activity, including sex trafficking, forced labor,
	kidnapping, arson, bribery, and the obstruction of justice.
	Let me say a little bit more about the charges.
	The indictment alleges that Combs abused and exploited women and other people for years and in a variety of ways.
	As alleged, Combs used force, threats of force, and coercion to cause victims to engage in extended sexual performances with male commercial sex workers, some of whom he transported or caused to be transported over state lines.
	Combs allegedly planned and controlled the sex performances, which he called freak-offs, and he often electronically recorded them.
	The freak-offs sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers, and often involved a variety of narcotics, such as ketamine, ecstasy, and GHB, which Combs distributed to the victims to keep
	them obedient and compliant.
	As alleged, when Combs didn't get his way, he was violent, and he subjected victims to physical, emotional, and verbal abuse so that they would participate in the freak-offs, and that Combs hit, kicked, threw objects at and dragged
	victims at times by their hair.
	Sure.
	And I gotta tell you, man, for Diddy, this must be feeling like some sort of whiplash because just a year ago, almost to the day, Diddy had received the keys to the city.
	Yeah.
	So, Diddy's character in Get Him to the Greek was more real than I ever would have guessed.
	Quite unfortunately.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, at the end of the clip, she is correct.
	He did receive the award of Key to New York City from Mayor Eric Adams at a big event, but when the court cases came up, he was asked to return the award, which he did.
	And as of today, Eric Adams was actually indicted.
	On all kinds of corruption shit.
	Oh, well.
	The mayor of New York City, the current mayor of New York City, has been fucking arrested.
	Damn.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I thought Chicago was supposed to be Gotham.
	Fuck's sake.
	Right.
	No offense, Chicago Nights.
	Yeah.
	We're closer to Chicago.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No offense, Chicago Nights.
	I think it's Chicago Nights.
	Chicago Nights?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that sounds better than Chicago Nights.
	I mean, also, like...
	It's almost sexual.
	Chicagoans.
	Chicagoans.
	No offense to y 'all.
	Y 'all's city is pretty at times, but also most of y 'all can agree.
	I've seen good footage of Chicago, but I've never been there.
	We knew a couple of people that went through there recently on the way to somewhere else, and they did not like it, but they did not see the good side, as I'm told.
	But anyway.
	So, yeah.
	Candace goes on to talk about the lawsuit from Rodney Jones v.
	Diddy and several other named parties, and she talks about how the media stayed away from that one.
	I allege that the media stayed out of that one because it largely had no proof, and he made the lawsuit in New York City even though the events alleged it all took place in California.
	That is because he went court shopping.
	Just like Candace did when she tried to sue USA Today and another fact-checking firm when she was going after Facebook.
	Yeah.
	She did not live in Delaware at the time.
	She pursued the lawsuit in Delaware.
	Despite living where she was.
	Yeah.
	Because a lot of these, if you have enough money, you can go court shopping or judge shopping.
	Where you take your case to a court system that your lawyer thinks will be more favorable to it based on how they've ruled in the past.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that's one of those it must be nice to be rich things.
	Yeah.
	It doesn't always work, though.
	Oh, I mean, clearly.
	Yeah.
	So, yeah.
	It is a hard sell.
	Anyway.
	The lawsuit with Rodney Jones did not contain the same material as what New York State Attorney's Office has for this one.
	Not even close.
	Candace goes on to compare Diddy to Epstein because he's calm about all of this.
	I'd like to remind everyone that he is a performer.
	He's well-practiced in keeping his cool in wild situations.
	I don't think Diddy is a federal asset any more than Epstein was.
	The problem that Candace doesn't want to recognize is that Diddy is very fucking wealthy.
	Epstein was very wealthy.
	With that kind of wealth and power, a state attorney has to tread carefully and have a very solid case to move forward because a lot of money is going to be spent not only in litigating a case like this, but also in all of the discovery.
	That's why it sometimes takes years after a tip-off and why lots of people can get hurt in the meantime.
	The case from Rodney Jones is proof enough of it.
	If a case has any bullshit elements, it quickly drops off.
	Which is why pretty much everyone named in Rodney Jones'lawsuit was dropped, because his allegations against them were bullshit, and most of his allegations against Diddy also seem to be bullshit unless they align with the New York City case.
	Candace keeps defending the Rodney Jones stuff, of course, and we're moving past it.
	I'll cover it more.
	Maybe.
	He seems like a pretty terrible person, but he's being handled, so I hope his victims get their day in court.
	Candace goes on to spend several minutes shit-talking climate activist Greta Thunberg and how she angered people by speaking out against the Gaza genocide, because Greta's awesome.
	But while Candace is okay with that, she spends several minutes shit-talking Greta, who has public beef with her buddy Andy Tate.
	Skipping all of it because Candace talks for several minutes about how several celebs have loved Greta in the past.
	Whatever.
	I like Greta personally.
	Moving on.
	We're going to hear about Alexis Lorenz.
	Okay.
	Before we go, I have to get to the story about Alex Lorenz because this is crazy.
	It's blowing up.
	Now, I will caution and say that it is a developing story and it is developing this hour.
	If there's anything that turns out to be inaccurate, it's not because we didn't look into everything.
	It's just that everything has not obviously evolved in this immediate timeline.
	But there is a girl.
	I'm going to show you her before picture.
	This is Alexis Lorenz.
	It's not even a before picture.
	This is just what she looks like.
	She looks to be about 21. We were trying to gauge it from her last birthday post on her Instagram.
	This is Alexis Lorenz.
	She clearly lives in California on the basis of where she is right now.
	I'll show you another photo of her.
	Alexis Lorenz.
	Well, apparently the story goes that the University of California, Irvine Medical Center, she went to them because she was having migraines.
	Some people are saying it has a disease that's known as PNH, which stands for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria, the long term that in short means that her red blood cells are easily destroyed.
	So she went in for help because she was having migraines related to this disease, and they said to her that thing that they say to a lot of people, we can't help you unless your vaccines are up to date.
	Now this created a problem for her because Alexis has had zero vaccines since she was a baby, but of course when you're at the hospital and you need help, we saw this a lot during COVID, we can't help you with your heart unless you agree to get this vaccine that is going to give you heart issues.
	So she agrees to get the vaccines.
	They give her tetanus, which was likely a tetanus combo because it's the only tetanus shot that you can get, which is, for adults, it would be the T-DAP shot, which stands for tetanus, diphtheria, and aportosis.
	They also gave her a meningitis vaccine as well as a pneumonia vaccine all at once, okay?
	So she's got, I think they said that she got two in one arm and one in the other.
	So that's likely a total of six vaccines, because you have the combo, in total that she got so that she could be treated.
	And within ten minutes, she is alleging, again, the information is just coming out, we're only hearing her side, that within ten minutes, she could not move her arms.
	I'm about to show you a video of Alexis Lorenz right now, allegedly at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center.
	Take a look.
	It'll remind me again.
	It was seven shots, four in one, three in the other.
	Yeah.
	Okay, so COVID vaccines came around, and I wasn't up to date on my vaccines simply because I was homeschooled, and we just didn't think about it.
	Because, you know, when you're in school, they'd run you through your vaccines just as you go through.
	Because you're around a bunch of other fucking kids, yeah.
	Well, you know, I'm...
	I'm homeschooled, so I'm not up to date.
	We go down to get my COVID vaccine, and my dad's just like, alright, let's see what other vaccines does he need to be A-OK.
	We know he needs his meningitis, what else?
	And they give us the short list.
	There's like eight on there total.
	Yeah, I think it was actually closer to nine, but we opted out of the...
	Out of the HPV one.
	Right, yeah.
	I didn't like the very real stuff that I'd seen about that one, but all the others I knew were fine because they've been around forever.
	Yeah.
	I couldn't take all eight of them at once, but I could take seven of them at once.
	Yep.
	So my dad looks at me after the nurse, tells him, like, oh, well, we can do these combinations, and then he needs to come back in.
	Two weeks from now to get a booster for this one and his COVID.
	And then, you know, come in two weeks later for his secondary or whatever the time span was.
	Yeah, it was two weeks.
	His first COVID was one and then two weeks later for the complete shot.
	Yeah.
	Well, so I just got off work going with my dad.
	He looks at me and he goes, which arm's your dominant arm again?
	I was like, well, kind of my right, but I'm ambidextrous.
	And he goes, okay, cool.
	Four in his left, three in his right.
	True shit.
	Nurse comes in with seven bottles and seven needles.
	And just, alright, this is going to pinch a little bit.
	They all went in like butter.
	Yeah.
	I mean, well, we were at the county health department and that's kind of what they do.
	Yeah.
	You know, they assess people and they give them shots.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And...
	Yeah, I mean, like, you didn't even flinch.
	No.
	Like, I mean, they just do the shit, like, I think she was done in what minutes, like...
	Yeah, like I went in with you and you and I were talking and while we were talking I think I only felt maybe one or two pinches.
	of the needle going in.
	Yeah. Otherwise, she ran me through seven shots, and I was just like, oh, we're already done.
	All right, cool.
	I got my little band-aids and we went on our way and then the next day I go into work and, yeah, my arms are a little sore and, you know, people are like, oh, did you get your COVID shot finally?
	I was like, no, that's in two weeks from now.
	But I did get seven shots yesterday and everybody's looking at me like, why are you in here?
	How are your arms operating?
	I think some people, pardon my words, are little bitches when it comes to getting their arms stuck.
	They tense up.
	Yeah.
	You know, they tense up, which is what they tell you not to do.
	Like, you want the path through that needle to be smooth.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they tense up.
	But I was there, and I was cool about it, so you were cool about it.
	I mean, I thought you were crazy for a minute, because you were like...
	Yeah, four in his left, three in his right.
	And I was like, well, at least you didn't say all seven in my left.
	Because that's my initial thought, was that you were just going to go, oh yeah, just put them all in his left arm.
	Just jab it up.
	Make it hurt.
	But yeah, I'm not going to play any of the audio of Alexis Lorenz.
	It isn't good, and she sounds like she really needs a lot of help fast.
	Unfortunately, she doesn't have health insurance in her situation, so a fundraiser was set up, but it's not on GoFundMe.
	It's on some off-brand site that I don't entirely trust, so I'm not sharing the link.
	Anyway, as you might expect, Candace uses this woman's tragedy to talk up her anti-vaccine series over on Locals, which is ghoulish.
	She spends about seven minutes on her sales pitch.
	Cutting it leads into her comments section.
	Sarah, the battle, writes, My daughter got a Pfizer vaccine for COVID.
	A few months later, she developed a rare autoimmune disease named Choria.
	I will never trust blindly again.
	I'm so sorry to hear that.
	And yes, autoimmune diseases are coming from vaccines, many of them.
	And when you watch the series and you learn about the explosion of child cancers once they removed vaccine makers from liability.
	And then they started making tons of vaccines, and then explosion of childhood cancers, particularly leukemia, which at its core is about your immune system.
	It's not normal for kids to get cancer.
	They are trying to make us think it's normal for kids to get cancer.
	It's not.
	It never was.
	And then it became a thing in the, I want to say, the early 80s.
	Sarah?
	You ready for it?
	Because I had to do some deep diving.
	Okay.
	The thing with children getting cancer is much like people getting cancer.
	It's called, at a certain point, we started to dissect humans that just fell ill and died mysteriously of things that weren't the common cold.
	Yeah.
	Because we were like, what killed this man?
	He was healthy a week ago and now he's dead.
	Yeah.
	It's called, we cut him open and found some weird lumps in his body.
	Yeah.
	And then we slowly figured out, oh.
	These things are killing him.
	Let's call it cancer.
	Of course cancer deaths went up, because now we know about cancer's existence in people.
	Oh, it's so much dumber.
	God fucking, why?
	Yeah.
	So, first off, chorea is not an autoimmune disease.
	Okay.
	It is a movement disorder like Huntington's, and it can come from the Pfizer COVID vaccine, but it is very rare, and it can be corrected with physical therapy.
	We're talking like less than 1%.
	So in other words, it's honestly...
	Granted, if you get it, it's still bad, but Huntington's and the Parkinson's, the two movement disorders that I know anyway, aren't really curable with...
	No, but this one can be corrected with physical therapy.
	Yeah, the other two can't really be.
	To borrow a sports term, you can literally walk it off.
	You know?
	It's going to suck, but it can be handled.
	It's very rare.
	It can be corrected with a physical therapy.
	In most cases, it just goes away.
	Again, very rare side effect.
	Just like when Candace supposedly experienced seizures due to the Gardasil vaccine.
	As for childhood cancers, vaccines were never the culprit.
	The 1980s did see a massive spike in childhood cancer rates being reported, with a 37%
	percent increase overall, but the causes were largely environmental.
	A lot of it was credibly attributed to secondhand smoke, pesticide use, and radiation, but interestingly enough, not from Three Mile Island, which was
	Hmm.
	Yeah.
	Vaccine use was ruled out early on because the children in the population that got the most vaccines experienced the least amounts of cancer rates, which were typically low-income kids.
	Kids from higher-income families, especially in the Northeast, experienced more of the cancers, and it's notable because they tended to receive less vaccines.
	Huh. Yeah.
	Also, there's...
	I know it's not really the 80s.
	It kind of dropped off around about the 70s and the 60s.
	What's that?
	Uranium glass.
	Oh, yeah.
	Which, I swear, every goddamn uranium glass seller and owner that I've talked to, they all go, oh, yeah, there's not enough radiation in it to kill you.
	And I'm like...
	So there's still radiation in it?
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	Oh yeah, there's still radiation in it, but it's fine.
	You just put it in a glass display case and it'll be okay.
	That's not how radiation works.
	Yeah.
	And, like, when I went to go and buy my Stibknight, I had a guy like, oh yeah, we have a deadlier rock here.
	We have some uranium.
	If you want to take a look at that.
	I'm like, no, thank you.
	I'm not chancing it with that.
	And he's like, it's perfectly harmless.
	I have a rock of it in a room like three doors down from my room.
	And I'm like, why is it three doors down from your bedroom?
	If it's so harmless, why don't you have that right on your desk?
	Why isn't it your nightlight, buddy?
	Yeah.
	But...
	I mean, why aren't you just lighting up a room with it?
	Like, you can just put it up in a corner.
	And you can save on your power bill.
	Yeah.
	Jackass.
	Well, there's the uranium.
	Fucking jackass.
	Trying to make a sale.
	Anything to make a fucking sale.
	There's the uranium glass.
	And then...
	I don't remember what the time period set was.
	But I remember at least hearing...
	Couldn't even...
	Probably...
	Not even true, but we did a solar system-wide rotation through where a dead star was supposed to be, and they said they found a new kind of radiation on Earth, and they could only attribute it to something that would come off of something like the sun.
	So they figured we probably passed through where a supernova had happened, and it introduced the world to a different kind of radiation.
	I mean, you know, anything's possible in space, I guess.
	I mean, you know, the solar system is moving.
	Yeah.
	It's moving within the galaxy.
	That is fucking moving.
	Yeah.
	You know, I mean, I'm, like, you know, but that's one of those things, like, I can see where they could say that, but also where it would also be really hard to say without the right instrumentation.
	You know, so it becomes one of those things like, did they find it because they were biased towards finding it?
	Yeah.
	Or because they genuinely said, what the fuck is this?
	And then tried to find out.
	Yeah.
	You know, it's, that's, yeah, I mean, space is, space is wild and we're learning more about it all the time.
	Yeah.
	But, um.
	It's still wild that we know more about it than our sea.
	Right.
	So, well, I mean, we, you know, we can see that.
	I mean, you know, the ocean's weird, man.
	Yeah.
	Like, I don't want to go in the ocean.
	I hope I never smell it again.
	Alright, here we go with episode 67. Alright, ladies and gentlemen, you better get ready because we are headed to World War III.
	Whether you like it or not, that's the reality.
	It's very important that you understand that.
	Everyone is currently speaking about Israel's pager attacks or beeper attacks.
	But I think most people are missing the big picture here.
	That's the job of the media to make you focus on the molecular parts and not recognizing that there is a bigger picture that is actually emerging.
	Also, later on in the show, we have a quick update.
	Diddy?
	Has been sent to jail.
	Yeah, he's in the slammer.
	His bail has been denied.
	He offered a really wild bail solution, by the way.
	We're gonna discuss that.
	And Kamala Harris is at it again, you guys.
	Once again, she proclaims that she is out here in the streets.
	And she's also debuting a new Latina accent.
	I like it.
	Me gusta.
	A little Latina, Kamala.
	That's what we have coming up on Candace.
	Yeah, so from the top of this one, again, we're definitely going to skip a lot of this, and I think you'll probably understand why at this point.
	All right, so I don't think you could have plausibly missed this in the news.
	Everybody is discussing it, and it's actually really important that you comprehend what is happening.
	Now, of course, the headline is that pagers exploded across Lebanon yesterday, killing at least 12 people, including two children, and injuring a bout.
	The estimates are 2,800 people in an attack that allegedly targeted the militant group Hezbollah.
	Now I'm going to show you the map here of the explosions, just so you can see where they were all across Lebanon, so quite a large area.
	And what we're being told right now in the press is that Hezbollah bought the pagers months ago.
	And at some point, Israel interfered on that supply chain and was able to put explosives inside of the pager.
	So they were able to send a signal, and then all of these explosions took place across Lebanon.
	I'm going to show you one of them, one of the videos of this, which emerged taking place in a grocery store in Beirut.
	Take a look at this.
	Yeah, I'm not playing that audio.
	Candice showed the video on her show on Rumble.
	It is disturbing.
	But as I write this, several days have passed since this event, and the story now about the pager bombs is that Israel has not claimed responsibility for the attacks, but everyone in media is pointing the finger at them for it.
	Candace goes on with it.
	Just on the ground here, in case you're listening to this on audio, you basically just have a guy that's buying some fruit in a grocery store next to some people, and then it looks like his pocket explodes, presumably he had a pager in his bag.
	Completely exploded.
	And there were some kids in the area.
	You see people...
	Obviously trying to protect the children, not sure what exactly it is that is happening.
	So you can imagine that took place about 3,000 times all across the country, which led to tons of confusion, a lot of people being rushed to the emergency room.
	Also what we're finding out is that it wasn't just contained to injuries of people that were Lebanese, but Iran's ambassador to Lebanon, a man named Motaba Amini, lost one eye and severely injured his other eye on the pager that he was carrying.
	It is, as I said, believed that they were able to intercept these pages somewhere in the supply chain before Hezbollah got to them and rigged them.
	It's being alleged that they thought they were buying these Taiwan-based gold Apollo pagers, but what actually happened was there was a Hungary-based consulting firm that somehow got involved, and they...
	license the technology.
	So they were able to put the name of the technology so that they were purporting to be selling this product, but it wasn't actually Taiwanese technology.
	This was a pretty clever operation.
	And you can imagine that it is sending a shiver down a lot of people's spines today.
	You would think that the first thing that the media in the West would be asking is, are we vulnerable to this sort of an attack?
	That should have been the first question.
	I was very surprised to see people, yay, amazing, go, go, go!
	And I really do believe, and I tweeted this, that Americans, we have suffered from privilege, which is to say that because we...
	We don't have any memory of fighting a war on our soil.
	We just don't think it could ever happen here.
	And so we speak about war like it's a football game overseas, right?
	Like we're just literally rooting for one side or rooting for the other.
	We don't think about the severe ramifications.
	We don't think about the fact, okay, what if we're at war with Israel?
	That's why I hate when people say this stupid statement, like, they'll forever be our friend and ally.
	You should never say this about any country.
	If you are a sovereign nation, you can never make the claim that Any country, whether it is the UK, whether it is any of the countries that we have been from France, I would never say France will forever be our friend and ally.
	That's a foolish statement to make if you're a sovereign nation, because the reality is that any country can become a foreign adversary.
	And we are looking at something, a type of attack that we haven't seen before, right?
	We're talking about interrupting a supply chain and causing technological devices to explode.
	And it didn't just end, by the way.
	It's still ongoing.
	It wasn't just yesterday that this took place.
	On Wednesday, they caused walkie-talkies to also explode across Lebanon, detonating a fresh wave of explosions across the country.
	Now, preliminary information suggests that there were between 15 and 20 explosions in the southern suburbs of Beirut and a further 15 to 20 blasts in southern Lebanon.
	And one of these explosions took place at a funeral.
	It's very clear that they were able to hit their targets, Hezbollah operatives, because at this particular funeral, I believe it was four Hezbollah operatives that were being buried, and then walkie-talkies began going off, or at least one walkie-talkie, and the explosion was bigger than the explosion was for the pagers the day before.
	We have some footage of that I'm going to show you.
	Well, of course, it was bigger.
	There's more room in a walkie-talkie to shove a bomb on.
	Yeah.
	Well, I'm not playing that audio either.
	This is a rare clip where I don't have much to push back on.
	She's getting the basics right.
	The death toll on these attacks would shake out to just 12 people being immediately killed, with thousands injured.
	Many of the people killed and harmed were basically serving in the Hezbollah civilian force, and many of those were medical professionals.
	So those bombs went off and harmed patients and whoever was around the devices.
	Just random people.
	This is terrorism.
	While Israel is not taking blame for it, their military leaders have openly praised their intel and tech teams a lot over the last week.
	I'm fairly certain that this is a war crime, and last I checked it was being investigated as one.
	It is a war crime.
	The unannounced bombing of any civilization, well, any civilian populace.
	Is a war crime and an act of terror.
	Back during the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war, when the cluster bombs were called in, the biggest problem was that it hit civilian targets.
	That cluster bombs had been outlawed as a weapon.
	But overall, even if it had just been normal, Missile strikes.
	Yeah.
	It would have been labeled a war crime because you need to give the civilians time to evacuate the area before you strike.
	Jeez.
	I think that one was put in after World War II because of the aforementioned, you know, nuking of two cities.
	Yeah.
	The bombing of Dresden, etc.
	Yeah.
	It's not what civilians actually have.
	The military has a time frame, a window, if you will, to evacuate as many civilians as possible.
	Anybody that remains in where the labeled strike areas are, unfortunate for them.
	But, you know, something like that where it's unannounced it is a war crime.
	Whoever committed it will be tried as such if they're caught.
	We'll see.
	Next up.
	Now the walkie-talkies and again a lot of this information is coming out today.
	We're learning all this today.
	Apparently a more controversial attack because these walkie-talkies were available to a much wider net of people and a lot of the people who faced these explosions were just civil workers, people that were employed, ambulance workers, who also tended to Hezbollah
	members. More will come out in the future so I'm
	I think this is one of those cases where it doesn't pay to be the first one to comment on it.
	Again, we will receive more information as time goes on.
	Now, the U.S. is saying that they have absolutely no idea anything about this attack.
	They had no indication it was going to take place.
	Anthony Blinken said as much.
	And I just find that to be incredible.
	I just don't see how you can send billions and billions of dollars to a country and be...
	Supplying them the money to do these sorts of things and then be able at the same time to completely detach yourself from whatever it is that country is doing.
	But we see that over and over again when it comes to the special relationship between America and Israel.
	And taking it a step further, by the way, several solar power systems also exploded in people's homes across Lebanon.
	And that's at least according to the National News Agency.
	So we are talking about a full tech attack that is going on and people are asking the question, is this fair?
	Is this fair, or are we seeing a new kind of a terrorist attack that is laying the groundwork for future attacks that we had never considered?
	Are we vulnerable with our iPhones?
	Probably not.
	So the solar power thing may be unrelated.
	That is being investigated, but it's unlikely.
	As for other consumer devices like iPhones, these are also unlikely to be turned into weapons.
	But Candace isn't about to let an opportunity slip by her, though.
	We are so far removed from war here that we speak about it like we're playing a video game, and that sort of a thing needs to actually stop.
	I mean, some people found this so funny, by the way, you know the account Awesome Jew, the one that led to the mass reporting of my YouTube channel that wanted me to be censored, a total radical Zionist.
	totally a deranged individual who does in fact celebrate death and for whatever reason is allowed to have this account and target individuals who who call this sort of stuff out.
	I'm going to show you this back forth.
	Tweets at Rep.
	Representative Thomas Massey, who in Congress is just...
	I think a stalwart.
	He has been very strong on his opinions.
	He does not vote for a single dollar to go overseas.
	It doesn't matter what country it is.
	Forever.
	He has a very consistent voting record.
	A awesome Jew hates him because that would include, of course, not sending money to Israel.
	And they tweeted to Rep Thomas Massey.
	Thomas Massey is reportedly seeking a new method of communication with his Iranian handlers as he is afraid to use his Iranian beeper after today's events.
	Someone replied to him and wrote, Did his wife have a pager?
	I'm just asking questions here.
	An awesome Jew responded with a laughing emoji.
	Now, to be clear, in case you don't remember this, Thomas Massey's wife passed away tragically.
	I believe it was last month.
	It might have been the month before.
	This was his high school sweetheart.
	Unbelievably sad this took place.
	But because he doesn't believe in sending money overseas ever until we fix American issues, this is something for them to mock and wonder if his wife died from a pager.
	Truly sickening response.
	Now Edward Snowden, obviously a very big name, a brave American who literally risked his life and fundamentally changed his life because he's now still having to hide in Russia.
	Okay, so Snowden is a bit of a mixed bag.
	While he spoke publicly about the system at the time known as PRISM, which from the information I could find, PRISM was definitely a dead program by 2019, but it may have been killed off sooner.
	Anyway, PRISM was too unwieldy to be useful, and having as much data as it had at the time, it would have taken a quantum computer in theory, working a very advanced large language model, to make it worth anything.
	Neither of those existed in 2019, and they still don't exist in that capacity today.
	It's actually easier for the NSA and any other alphabet agency to make official requests for information they need.
	I have known a couple of people that worked around Snowden at the time he was gathering intel, and they had nothing else to say about him, especially when his actions caused havoc in their offices and their lives.
	He is seen as a hero still among people in the hacker world, but I've never held him in high esteem, due mostly from having a smidge of inside information on him.
	People like Candace Owens see him as some sort of a hero, but I wonder how often she pushes against the basic facts that Snowden and Julian Assange could have been pardoned for their actions by Trump at any time, but they weren't.
	Ultimately, I don't care much for Snowden's opinion on anything.
	Also, a couple episodes back, she was talking about how we need to stay out of war and stay out of other countries.
	Hi, Squish.
	Stay out of other countries' wars and stuff.
	Yet, she...
	Well, she's getting real involved in the war stuff and, you know, really saying that, you know, we gotta put a stop to it.
	Yeah.
	With the kind of we of we, the American people, have to put a stop to this other foreign country's war, but we shouldn't be investing our money into any war assets because, you know, war's bad.
	War's bad, okay.
	Drugs.
	Drugs are bad, okay?
	Okay.
	Next up.
	...from agencies for leaking information to show the American people that our government was spying on us.
	So he tweeted this regarding the attack.
	He wrote, if it were iPhones that were leaving the factory with explosives inside, the media would be a hell of a lot faster to cotton on to what a horrific precedent has been set today.
	Nothing can justify this.
	It's a crime, a crime, and everyone in the world is less safe for it.
	He also retweeted someone who wrote this.
	I doubt a hacking can do that.
	This is way more powerful as any battery can do.
	A wild guess will be that Mossad captured all of those pagers before being delivered to Hezbollah.
	Then install the tiny charge of C4 and circuit that exploded when receiving a call from a certain phone number.
	And that seems to be correct, and I think it is fair to say that it does set a precedent.
	It absolutely sets a precedent.
	Edward Sonnen also reposted this, breaking, according to Lebanese security sources, the explosive devices that resulted in the injuries of thousands in Lebanon today and in Syria.
	And the killing of at least nine, including children, were imported five months ago and implanted with up to 20 grams of exclusive material.
	This means this was premeditated and preplanned months ago by Israel.
	So what are your thoughts on that?
	What are your thoughts aside from wondering whether or not you should have a device in front of you, like I have this computer in front of me, or whether or not your phone could be turned into a weapon, which could potentially kill you?
	Well, I'll give you my thoughts.
	All of this is a show.
	It is truly and honestly a show, and I want to jog your memory of the very honest reasons why.
	We are seeing so much war chatter taking place right now.
	You're not going to like the person that I'm going to present to you, who I believe told the American people the truth.
	I'm not saying his entire interview was truthful, but I am saying that Vladimir Putin, when he sat down with Tucker Carlson, did deliver us some hard facts about the world and the state of things.
	Your gut is telling you that what's going on in Ukraine and what's going on in Israel and all of this, oh, Iran's trying to kill President Trump.
	Your gut is telling you that you're not getting the full truth.
	What is actually happening right now?
	Why does it seem like the elites are desperate for World War III?
	Well, this is what Vladimir Putin had to say to Tucker Carlson months ago.
	Take a listen.
	Yeah, the Tucker and Putin clip, which I'm not playing, kind of sucks.
	For one thing, the audio is bad.
	Putin's translator is worse than the one was for her interview with Poussard.
	It's very robotic.
	Hello, how are you?
	That kind of shit.
	Oh, so it's not an actual person translating.
	Like, imagine if, you know, like if it had to describe like, oh my god, you got shot.
	Oh, now I have been shot.
	Oh, I am bleeding out.
	It's that, like, flat aspect.
	I feel like Stephen Hawking had a better one.
	Yeah, he did.
	Yeah.
	But yeah, second, it's just him talking about the coalition that Russia has with other countries like Iran.
	And honestly, I find the man less credible than Trump.
	Anyone that wants to find that interview can do so easily.
	I'm not playing it here.
	Anyway, it's also fucking boring, and it goes on for nearly two minutes.
	But Putin's most bullshit point he has said in recent times, and from that interview, is that he doesn't talk to the President of the United States no matter who is at the desk.
	He said before that he only engages with the CIA, which is untrue, as he had five in-person meetings with Trump, And they spoke on the phone at least nine times.
	So I don't buy anything this douche canoe has to say.
	Moving on and skipping past all the pro-Putin material takes about ten minutes off of the show.
	She goes on to talk about Diddy.
	More.
	Again.
	I see no reason right now to engage with it because he is obviously a terrible person and the justice system is working him over as he deserves.
	But Candace does say something worth pushing back on, as distasteful as I find to even bring it up.
	Again, he is innocent until proven guilty, but we're going to continue to follow this case because I think there are some wide-reaching implications here.
	And I personally believe, on the basis of what I have seen, that feds are involved in this and that they are going to do everything that they can to protect Diddy.
	Just like they did with Jeffrey Epstein, which many people do not believe that he's even dead.
	They think that they took him out and maybe he got some plastic surgery and is living in a different country.
	That's a plausibility.
	Or he was quite literally just killed in his cell.
	But I don't think there's really anybody who believes that Jeffrey Epstein actually killed himself in prison and was not killed because of the secrets that he held.
	So we're going to continue to follow this case and keep you updated.
	Okay.
	So I've been holding back on Epstein bullshit for a while.
	Some stuff I knew, but I had to look it up to be certain.
	For one, I do believe that he is dead, and the circumstances regarding his death are an open question.
	So I'm sure everyone listening to this is familiar with the basics about Jeffrey Epstein being a guy that ran child sex trafficking as a way to get damning information on powerful people.
	But in 2008, He was caught in Florida and he was offered a sweetheart deal where he was only charged with one count of setting up a kid to be a child prostitute.
	He was ordered to pay restitution to any other victims that came forward, but potential victims weren't notified of this.
	The person that offered him the deal would go on to become Secretary of Labor under Trump.
	Yeah. Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He justified the deal he made Epstein initially that allowed Epstein to avoid prison in 2008 because he was afraid that Epstein would be acquitted in a trial.
	It wasn't going to be a slam dunk, so he offered a deal.
	Anyway, it all came out during his time of Secretary of Labor that he had done all of this because Epstein had made the rounds in the news and people started digging through past legal files.
	Interestingly, During his time in office, Acosta, which is the name of the douchebag, sought to make budget cuts to the Labor Affairs Bureau, which combats human trafficking and forced labor.
	So, he was an asshole that sought through policy changes and measures to make people like Epstein operate more legally, technically.
	Anyway, Had he actually sought out Epstein's victims and done due diligence, Epstein would have been in prison in 2008.
	But plenty has been said since regarding Epstein's ties to Trump.
	I just wanted to put the other stuff out there.
	Moving on, Candace has a new crusade.
	Appropriate since she is a neo-fascist Catholic.
	And it has to do with some pretty disgusting bad takes on Harris' family legacy.
	But here's Candace, and a word of warning, this clip is almost seven minutes long.
	I thought about cutting it, but it needs to be heard in its awful entirety.
	So Kamala Harris is back on these streets.
	It's amazing.
	I am just disappointed in black America.
	Any black person who is applauding this and just keeps, I don't know, it's like just watching the same show over and over and over again on loop, just Changing out the characters, but the plot line never changes.
	The script never changes.
	You just find a candidate, get her to say a couple of things that I guess sound hip, and Black America goes, this is our candidate, this is our candidate.
	I actually, let me just say, Black men seem to be waking up to this nonsense a little quicker than Black women are, and there are a lot of Black women who are not here for the Kamala Harris fake Black woman.
	Her dad is Indian as well.
	Her mom is Indian, but her dad lived in Jamaica, so she's just purporting to be black.
	Anyways, Kamala sat down yesterday with the National Association of Black Journalists.
	To jog your memory, they were the ones that gave that super hostile interview to Trump, wouldn't let him get a word in edgewise or pinning him as a monster.
	Of course, the exact opposite.
	It was exactly what you would expect.
	Totally hot air interview.
	But it is impressive how much she struggles to answer a question because she's completely full of it.
	She means nothing.
	She flip-flops on things.
	And she uses so many words to say absolutely nothing.
	And still, they fawned over her.
	But they were.
	I will say the audience was noticeably not enthused by her when she gave a non-answer regarding reparations.
	I know that's the big thing.
	Are you going to executively sign off on reparations for black Americans?
	Because they always do the song and dance for black Americans.
	I get an office.
	You're going to get paid because you were not slaves.
	And we were not slave owners.
	But everyone's going to have to pay for what happened a long time ago.
	It's completely nonsensical.
	Again, it's just meant to be a bait.
	And then as soon as they get into office, they don't do anything that they promised.
	It's all about just emotionally engineering black Americans to constantly think Democrats are their saviors.
	It's been like 70 years of this nonsense, and they've never delivered on a single promise.
	But whatever.
	We still gotta pretend they're going to because she says that she's in these streets a lot.
	Anyways, here she is when somebody pushes her, wondering if she's going to sign an executive order on reparations.
	Take a listen.
	Jackson Lee's signature bill.
	One of a few was H.R. 40, which would create a commission to study the history of U.S. slavery and study the issue of reparations.
	Would you, as president, take executive action to create this commission, or do you believe that it should happen in Congress?
	Well, first of all, as you mentioned, Sheila Jackson, she was an extraordinary leader who we just recently lost, and she was a friend.
	A real champion for so many issues, so I feel compelled to say that about her.
	On the issue of what we need to do going forward, look, first of all, we just need to speak truth about history in spite of the fact that some people are trying to erase history and try and teach our children otherwise.
	We need to speak truth about the generational impact of our history.
	I could go on and on and on.
	These are facts that have had impact.
	And we need to speak truth about it.
	And we need to speak truth about it in a way that is about deriving solutions.
	Frankly, I think that we, you know, and part of that is studying it to figure out exactly what we need to do.
	But part of what we can do right now is, for example, what I'm talking about in terms of building an opportunity economy, which is addressing explicitly the obstacles that historically and currently exist and dealing with them.
	Student loan debt, medical debt, bias in home appraisals.
	What we need to do in terms of dealing with an issue that I have championed for years, black maternal mortality, which is the fact that black women are three to four times more likely to die in connection with childbirth than other women.
	And we know that the reasons for that include disparities that pre-exist her pregnancy, including disparities that exist in the system during her pregnancy.
	So all of those things must be addressed.
	Okay, that wasn't even like a D.C. dip and twirl.
	That was like a D.C. dip, twirl, cotton-eyed Joe, do the splits, a couple of somersaults.
	I mean, she didn't answer the question at all.
	It was a yes or no question.
	Like, hey, are you going to use your option to sign an executive order to give us those reparations that you've been speaking out for a very long time?
	And I mean, this woman just went everywhere.
	You know, first, we need to talk about the history.
	We need to talk about the facts.
	And the facts are, there's a lot of history.
	And the history is that there are a lot of facts.
	And the facts are that black Americans have been...
	Childbirth.
	Did I mention childbirth?
	Did I mention everything but the reparations question that you just asked me?
	Because if you give me five more minutes, I'm going to make sure that I mention everything except for the answer to the question that you just asked me.
	But I'm going to nod like this and keep saying facts.
	And keep saying truth.
	Did I mention truth?
	And I'm going to keep saying history.
	And hopefully...
	You will just applaud whatever it is that I say because I also would like to remind you that I am darker than Donald J. Trump.
	And that should be all that matters.
	Give me your vote.
	That's Kamala Harris in a nutshell.
	She never answers a single question.
	She doesn't even comprehend anything.
	I don't even think she understands what her capabilities would be if she were elected to the President of the United States.
	And so she feeds people BS.
	And to be honest, that audience deserves the BS that she feeds them.
	I'm sorry, if you are literally going to watch them stage a coup against Joe Biden and watch her just be inserted as their candidate and applaud it and pretend that she's like the Martin Luther King Jr. character, if that's truly the narrative that you're going to accept that quickly,
	then you deserve it.
	I'm okay with this.
	I'm okay with her BSing people that consistently fall for BS.
	By the way, it gets even better because she then did this Yeah, I'm not playing that part.
	So, I suspect that this will shock no one.
	Candace lied her ass off.
	I'm including the link to the full interview that that clip was from in the show notes.
	It was a very good interview for Harris.
	But first, Candace's new crusade is that Harris isn't black.
	Her father is black.
	She's half Jamaican and half Indian.
	And the only people this really seems to matter to are people like Candace because they've run out of arguments.
	In this interview, Harris talks about her plan to end the Gaza genocide, provide startup help to small businesses, Provide for child care costs and elder care costs, and yes, she actually does answer the reparations question beyond the clip that Candace played.
	The interview panel let her speak, but they didn't let up on letting her be a politician.
	I can almost thank Candace for obviously bullshitting this one, because I looked up the full thing and watched it, and I encourage everyone else to do so as well.
	In that regard, I'll be including the link on the free episodes too this week.
	Candice goes on to be gross about Harris talking to the Latinx group, and I'm not playing it.
	Candice goes on to defend how she fat-shames people, as she takes credit for saying shaming stuff about Lizzo and others.
	We have other more important stuff to deal with, so we're moving past that on to the next episode, because she just goes into the comments section after that, and it's pretty much just her getting kissed on.
	Moving on to episode 68. All right, happy Thursday, and step aside, Zios.
	I am back on YouTube.
	Yeah, I know somewhere right now Rabbi Shmuley is crying, crying his eyes out.
	Actually, what he's doing right now is selling butt plugs, literally, and using my name on X. But here is the lesson.
	You can't stop me because my followers are built different.
	The whole she's unhinged bit did not work for them.
	Now we're trying the financial terrorism bit.
	That doesn't seem to be working.
	And there's also something that I've noticed, okay?
	So virtually every person that the media insists on telling us is crazy, I mean I'm talking about from Michael Jackson to Kanye to Tom Cruise at one point, well their words are aging very well.
	I'm going to take you guys through some incredible clips of unhinged people from yesteryear.
	And like I said, they are aging like fine wine.
	On that note, by the way, Hayden Penetier, remember that sweet little girl from Remember the Titans?
	Look at her.
	She was so cute.
	Such a great little actress.
	Never ends well for a lot of these young child actresses.
	She's trending right now.
	People are enraged that People Magazine published an interview that they recently did with her.
	And I'm going to let you guys be the judge of who is in the wrong.
	Plus, we have a small update for you regarding Lebanon.
	Some people have come forward to say, That the American University in Beirut, they were asked to turn in their pagers for an upgrade, meaning that maybe they got a warning that those pagers were going to explode.
	We're going to discuss those rumors, and plus more ridiculous anti-Iran propaganda, to convince us that the war that the elites have already planned in their boardroom is completely justified.
	All that coming up on Candace.
	Yeah.
	Okay, so...
	Just a funny thought that came to mind with the butt plugs.
	You mentioned that Rabbi Shmuley is selling butt plugs.
	That's one of the many items that they sell out of kosher sex, yes.
	I know, it's...
	Shoving up your ass, it's kosher.
	I mean, you can't hate on me.
	It's at least an honest business, man.
	Yeah.
	But the...
	The butt plugs.
	It took my brain a second to hear her say that he's selling butt plugs and using my name on X. That pause there was like, wait, is he selling Candace Owens butt plugs?
	Right, I mean, at this point, given how vitriolic these two are to each other, I wouldn't put that past.
	You know?
	I think he might do that with maybe one as a test to see how it does.
	Sewing company, Candace Sewins.
	I mean, maybe.
	Maybe a clothing line.
	She mows lawns for a living, Candace Moens.
	There you go, you're on the right track.
	I mean, she's already got the Standis cups.
	Might as well rebrand some other bullshit, right?
	God.
	If I see a motherfucker mowing their lawn with a Candace Owens-themed lawnmower...
	At that point, we join the cult of Cthulhu.
	Yeah.
	We find a way to wake him.
	Yeah.
	So, there's next.
	Let's find out what Candace learned in her time out from YouTube.
	Alright, so the obvious question is, what did I learn while I was in YouTube timeout?
	And the answer is, I learned absolutely nothing.
	Genuinely.
	I sat down and reflected.
	I was like, I'm learning nothing.
	And I'm wondering if now my children, when I put them into timeout, if they're seemingly sitting there and just being like, yeah, no, mom, not learning a single thing.
	It was not an effective strategy at all.
	In fact, more than anything else, I was interested.
	I was very interested in exactly which videos were pulled down because these became the dogs that were not barking.
	You know what I mean?
	Why did they target these videos in particular for such ridiculous reasons?
	And of course, the big one was the Kanye one.
	But also, you should know, they removed my interview.
	Almost at a million views after a couple of days with journalist Xavier Poussard, the journalist that broke the story that Brigitte Macron was born a man and lived as a man named Jean-Michel Trogneau.
	He spoke a lot about a pedophile ring.
	Why would YouTube remove that for dangerous conspiracy theory, a harmful conspiracy theory?
	Who's the judge of what's a conspiracy theory and what's a fact?
	Who has to acknowledge the fact for it not to be a conspiracy?
	And like I said, the episode with Ye, where he is completely calm.
	What's really interesting is all of the interviews that Ye did, when he was all hyped up and angry and screaming and ranting, like the one with Piers Morgan, all of them are still up.
	Yeah, okay.
	So a few things going on here.
	Candace learned that she can't make money on YouTube anymore, and she learned how to take her most vile shit to Locals and Rumble and various podcast feeds.
	As to her other shit, What we learned in the episode here, episode 19, Poussard the Coward, is that Poussard doesn't consider himself a journalist.
	He is a publisher that published unfounded and incomplete work, duh, from a greenhorned citizen journalist that had little proof, just a feeling that she shared with him and a medium, assertions that landed her a losing court case.
	We and our audience learned all of that shit.
	Mm-hmm.
	Yeah. Seven other interviews Ye did around that time were also yanked from YouTube because he didn't apologize on those.
	And channels that showed Ye's appearance on Infowars without comment saw their rebroadcasts pulled as well.
	Candace goes on to note that her interview with him was pulled, and she blames it on Ye being calm and collected, then goes on to compare it somehow to how Dave Chappelle was treated, when he said a bunch of similar stuff about how he was being treated on Comedy Central, and why he
	left his show in season 3 limbo.
	I don't mind Season 3 being hosted by the other guys, and I personally think that was some of the best stuff.
	She goes on to play some of this Matt Lauer interview with Tom Cruise, and then pats herself on the back for pissing off the world with her bad takes on the history of psychology, and she goes on to play other clips of Dave Chappelle, Cat Williams, Jenny McCarthy, and Jim Carrey to bolster her anti-vax opinions and everything.
	It's all stuff we've heard before, and I don't like Candace using this material to bolster herself.
	In the case of the last two, Carrey and McCarthy were in a relationship at the time, And their combined fall from grace as anti-vaxxers was disturbing to witness as someone that once liked them both.
	I really didn't need the reminder.
	So what do you think, guys?
	What do you think?
	Do you think all of these celebrities truly are, and I want you to go back and find these articles, are crazy?
	Conspiracy theorists have lost their minds, need to be medicated with antipsychotics, are dangerous.
	Gosh, Tom Cruise, dangerous.
	Jenny McCarthy, dangerous.
	What they are saying, Candace Owens, dangerous for you too.
	I'm profiting off of conspiracy theories and hatred.
	Are they doing, were they doing the exact same thing?
	Or, are we waking up to something?
	Here's the good news.
	I think we have reached critical mass.
	I think when you get to the point that they are now trying to manipulate the markets, trying to silence voices, and they are failing at that, and they ban you off of YouTube and you are at the top of the Spotify charts because people know that they are being duped by the mainstream media,
	I think that's a good sign.
	I think that no matter what, you should be encouraged.
	And maybe we should be thanking.
	All of the crazy, unhinged people for having the courage to say what is true.
	That's all I'm going to say about that topic.
	By the way, you guys, some exciting news.
	We just launched our new store on Sticker Mule.
	It's...
	Okay, look.
	You can't...
	You can't roll...
	God damn.
	So that was the aftermath of ten minutes of celebrity crap cherry-picked to support her delusions.
	You can't just roll...
	Into Sticker Mule, yeah.
	She's got to have something better to roll into after that, like maybe Hallow or something?
	Yeah.
	Oh, God.
	Man, okay.
	Talk a little bit more about Hallow.
	Oh.
	I read...
	Yeah.
	Oh, Lord.
	All right.
	Anyway.
	So the funny thing is, I don't think any of those celebrities would want to be in the same room as Candace Owens.
	No, no.
	Well, maybe Dave Chappelle, because...
	Yeah.
	God, he got problematic.
	I'm just thinking along his line of enjoying to make fun of people that he's in the same room as.
	Yeah, I mean, but Dave Chappelle, though, like...
	He did...
	Okay, you know he moved to Minnesota, too.
	Yeah.
	He has a farm somewhere here.
	Yeah.
	I remember he became a farmer and got...
	Basically jacked from being a farmer.
	He got yoked.
	Oh my god.
	Not quite, to quote Rick and Morty, cum gutters.
	We haven't seen.
	He wears overalls and shit.
	He might have a model body underneath all of that.
	But he definitely got bigger.
	In the wake of the George Floyd murder, he did a freak concert for his neighbors and stuff out in one of his fields, I think.
	They did it in a tent.
	A huge canvas tent.
	I had seen it years ago.
	It was pretty good.
	He talked about the trauma of watching that happen.
	The fact that Even he, as wealthy as he is, that could still happen to him.
	It had its place.
	His takes on transgender people are...
	They're bad enough.
	I don't like thinking about them because I'm like, man, I really loved a lot of your work, dude.
	Come on.
	I don't even want to give him the time.
	Mm-hmm.
	Anymore to, like, look at his shit on even, like, even shit he's not going to make money on, on, like, Facebook Reels.
	Yeah.
	People repost his shit all the time.
	I don't even want to look at that.
	Yeah.
	Because I'm like, come on, dude.
	Like, can't you just be cool?
	Mm-hmm.
	You know?
	But, yeah, so...
	As long as, like, they do interviews...
	With Candace Owens from separate locations, I'd still technically be right.
	They wouldn't have to be in the same room with her.
	True.
	Yeah.
	Moving on.
	We get to skip another massive portion of this show because she goes on at length about actress Hayden Panettiere.
	I know her.
	I know her.
	I fucked up her name and I just don't care.
	Panettiere?
	I'm never sure.
	I liked her on the show Heroes, but I lost track of her career after that since she wasn't in anything I watched.
	Anyway, I'm skipping it because it falls into pointless celebrity stuff.
	I think Candace, who will tell you not to follow celebs, does this shit because what is going on with Trump and Vance during this week of her show was fucking embarrassing.
	Vance was getting called to task on admitting that he made up the whole thing about Springfield, Ohio being in crisis.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Moving on.
	Candace talks about Brazil.
	So, in Australia, you have lawmakers, a lawmaker, I should say, that came out and was like, I'm looking for Candace's visa so we can stop her from speaking because it's very scary.
	A mom coming here, speaking about her Christian principles and maybe speaking about why she doesn't back her children and telling her entire story.
	And I remember when this news hit, I guess, when this first hit the news, I was genuinely so shocked.
	I told...
	Some Australian podcasters that I felt like Alice in Wonderland because that could never happen in America.
	Left or right, you wouldn't hear people in Congress proudly saying, we're going to ban someone's visa because we don't like the way they speak.
	And so when I saw this news article, which is that U.S. lawmakers are currently demanding that a visa be banned for a...
	Brazilian Supreme Court Justice.
	I was just giggling because it's for the exact opposite reason.
	So in case you're not following what's happening in Brazil, for a short period of time last month, Brazil, they didn't ban X. Actually, X left Brazil because...
	No.
	No, no, no.
	Brazil banned Twitter.
	Okay.
	Fuck off, Elon.
	They banned Twitter because Twitter...
	It is still technically banned,
	and Twitter is facing severe fines for non-compliance with local laws.
	The Supreme Court of Brazil made the call, and that has resulted in action from several of our own idiots, all of them Republicans, half of them from Florida.
	I'll let Candace explain.
	The government was insisting on being able to censor.
	And Elon Musk said, I'm not playing this game.
	I don't believe in this.
	I believe in freedom of speech.
	Very similar to what Pavel DeRoz did on Telegram.
	you have these people who are saying, "Listen, I would rather walk away and pull my tech away entirely than to censor speech or even to contour speech, you know, trying to insist that only certain narratives hit the internet." At that point, when you lose freedom
	of speech, you have lost your freedom of society.
	Well, in Brazil, the people that are behind this are a lot of people, but one of them...
	And so our lawmakers, our conservative lawmakers, Rick Scott from Florida, Carlos Jimenez from Florida, Christopher Smith from New Jersey, and Rich McCormick, as well as Maria Elvira Salazar, wrote a letter to Secretary Blinken.
	And they wrote in this letter, They write this in a letter.
	Therefore, we respectfully urge you to deny any application for United States visas or admissions to the United States, including revoking any existing visas for Chief Justice Alexander de Moraes and other members of the Brazilian Supreme
	Court.
	Yes!
	America!
	If you guys are watching overseas, you want to know why we're like, rah, rah, rah, America!
	USA!
	USA!
	This is why.
	Right?
	This is just such a fine moment.
	Like, when our lawmakers speak out, And they say we want to ban someone's visa.
	It's because that individual doesn't believe in free speech.
	Not the opposite way.
	Not because we don't like the speech.
	Like I said, unimaginable.
	I was super happy to see this.
	And I just was like, I just love this stuff.
	It makes me feel so proud to be an American.
	And to sadly recognize that I would think that there were so many things that we had in common with the Aussies.
	And we do, by the way.
	The Australian people have been gang-gang about everything and saying how wrong it is.
	To think that that has seeped into their government, quite alarming.
	Quite alarming.
	Anyways, I'm still waiting for my visa to be approved, and I will keep you guys posted on that application process.
	Also, if you're in Australia or New Zealand, there are very few tickets left, so if you want to see me live and see what it is your government is trying to censor, me and all of my mommy behavior, speaking to people and telling them about...
	The values that I believe in, democracy and free speech, head to CandiceLive.com.au and you can get your tickets.
	Yeah, I went to that website.
	Go ahead.
	I'm, well, fairly certain that she's, well, yeah, no, she's too hard-leaning, right, Catholic to watch any form of pornography.
	She would know better than to, um...
	Oh boy, we get to talk about pornography.
	Keep going.
	Excuse the phrase, but that's coming up.
	I feel like if she knew anything about that, she wouldn't use the phrasing, you know, me and all of my mommy energy.
	Because, yeah, that's its own thing.
	I didn't think about that.
	It's great having somebody on the other side of teenage years.
	But...
	I'm no saint, goddammit.
	But, what was it?
	Right.
	Mommy energy.
	Right.
	Australia.
	Yeah, what about them?
	Well, I mean, firstly, amen to y 'all.
	Here's the thing.
	They're all like, oh yeah, the Australian people are with me.
	No, they're not, because Australians petitioned the dude in charge to be like, yo, deny this lady, please.
	No.
	Yeah.
	Pretty sure they're a divided bunch.
	Also, she mentioned something that she hasn't mentioned before, which is, we'll keep you posted on the application process.
	Yeah.
	Which sounds like somebody finally figured out their fuck up.
	Yeah.
	And, you know.
	Well, according to what I could pull up from a newspaper site in Australia, they still haven't applied.
	They still haven't applied.
	So the guy that says yes or no can't even say yes or no.
	Because he's got no application in front of him to...
	But he's made it clear that when he does, it's like 99% going to get rejected.
	Yeah.
	Now here's the fucked up thing, right?
	I went to the ticket website.
	I wasn't sure where to go before and I didn't really care.
	I went to the ticket website.
	Yeah.
	Now, we're talking Australian bucks, so having put that out there, the tickets start at like $100 for general admission seats.
	They go up to...
	I think the next level up is like $300.
	And that is to be able to get a meet and greet and photo.
	They go one further level to $1,500, which is a seat at a private dinner with Candace Owens and family.
	Why would you want to?
	That's like my old jobs raffle of like, sit with the fucking go golfing with the store manager and it's like, I don't want to fucking go golf with this dude.
	Like, fuck no.
	I don't like dealing with him at work.
	I don't want to sit there and, you know, fucking get the nine iron and then just have him go, oh, that was a solid hit there.
	Fuck.
	It went a distance, man.
	Now we have to do the annoying thing.
	We have to go to the ball.
	And I have to hit it again.
	And then we're going to have to follow it to the next place.
	We're just dogs.
	We're just dogs playing fetch with sticks.
	Probably the only enjoyable part of that.
	I love you, Scotland.
	Why did you invent golf?
	Because they were drunk.
	It's meant to be played drunk.
	It's meant to be played drunk with actual wood.
	See, if they were like, nah laddie, you're not going to be sober out here.
	You're going to drink some Johnny and then we're going to go hit stuff.
	If it was a rule that you had to be drunk and only use found wood, I could respect golf.
	Then I'd be like, alright, this is badass.
	Because there would be so many times where people's stick things would just break.
	I mean, anyone who's ever, like, had a stick sword knows exactly what I'm talking about.
	Yeah.
	You know, like, I think I'd respect Polo more if that was a rule, too.
	Yeah.
	You know?
	I mean, Polo just...
	To some extent, I want to hope that the horses enjoy, like, all of the action.
	I I think they do, at least.
	If a horse doesn't want you on it, you're not going to be on it for very long.
	I think it's Robin Williams has a good skit about Scotland and golf.
	Where you're sitting there and it's two drunk Scotsmen trying to figure out what the hell to do.
	Because they're both bored and drunk.
	And it's like, alright, so I got this idea.
	We take a ball, we take a tiny stick, we balance the ball on the tiny stick.
	Okay, and then what?
	Well, we take an even bigger stick and we use it to thwack the ball.
	Okay, and then what?
	And then we go and find the ball.
	And once we've found the ball, get this, we take that big stick again and we thwack it again.
	Until it lands in a hair hole.
	And how do we measure points on this?
	I don't know.
	We'll name it after whatever birds we see on the way.
	That's right.
	It goes along those lines anyway.
	Yeah.
	That's great.
	I hadn't heard that one before, but yeah, fucking Robin Williams.
	That guy was such a treasure.
	Yeah.
	Oh, man.
	So, as of right now, She is still under review, but the main authorities involved say they'll deny her visa.
	But she has insisted that she would go and do the tour anyway.
	So we'll see.
	I personally hope she goes for it and gets her ass deported.
	See what deportation is actually like.
	See what consequences are like.
	A person can dream.
	But now, it's time for World War III bullshit.
	I could just imagine being one of her team members.
	Having already actually gotten their visa through and everything.
	And then just showing up and watching her get carted off and just go, Bye, Candace.
	I'll see you in a couple weeks.
	I still got that wild, wacky hotel suite.
	I think I'm going to throw a freak off.
	All that's in my suitcase is baby oil.
	You're going to hear about me.
	I'll see you later.
	The room's being built to you.
	By the way, I quit.
	Here we go.
	Alright guys, moving on.
	So we've been telling you how we're going to World War III.
	It's already been planned in a boardroom.
	Get on board, guys.
	That's what we're doing.
	It's like that Mean Girls thing.
	Get in the car.
	We're going shopping.
	Get in the car, guys.
	We're going to World War III.
	And it's so funny because the deep state, the intelligence agencies, which in reality what they try to do is just...
	Operation Mockingbird, whatever they want us to think.
	Now they're just doing the Russia hysteria playbook from 2016.
	Russia, Russia, Russia.
	Russia's hacking us.
	The Trump campaign is colluding with Russia.
	Russia's doing this.
	Russia's interfering in our elections.
	Well, they're taking that exact same script and they're doing it for Iran.
	It's incredible.
	It's literally the exact same script.
	It's like these people are just not even creative.
	They can't create a new movie.
	So, you know, they were like, Iran tried to kill President Trump, even before we had any details.
	The, like, neocons and the warmongerers, the military-industrial class, the radical Zionists were doing videos like, this could be Iran.
	This could be Iran.
	Yeah, that guy totally, the guy from Hawaii looks like he was really buddied up with Iran.
	What?
	Same thing when the first assassination attempt that Trump survived, immediately the intelligence, she said, well, we had received...
	Some warnings from Iran, oh yeah, because that kid on the roof with the long hair totally looked like he was gang-gang with Iran.
	I mean, it's a nonsense.
	Yeah, the only person saying that Iran was involved in the attempts on Trump's life is Trump.
	The intelligence agencies have denied it.
	Iran has, of course, denied it.
	But because the Orange Emperor was sent by God Almighty and can never, ever, under any circumstances, be wrong, ever, Candace is saying that everyone is saying this.
	No, they are not.
	Trump and his toadies are saying this.
	Yesterday, what was trending, and people were just taking the bait on this, I don't know what to do with people anymore, they just take the bait so easily, it was trending that Iranian hackers, this is CNN, look, And as we always know,
	our federal law enforcement officials never lie to us.
	Except for always.
	Except the entire history of the FBI is them colluding to do awful things to the American people.
	It wouldn't be a far stretch if someone suggested that they were a domestic terrorist unit, given the history of the FBI.
	Like, you can't find even five years where the FBI wasn't corrupt.
	Their founding was corrupt.
	They've been corrupt hacking Americans, threatening Americans.
	It's like legalizing a gang.
	That's kind of what happened with the FBI, but let me stop before I end up on their list.
	What's so rich about this, what's so especially rich, is them cleaning.
	First of all, why would Iran...
	Hack the Trump campaign to give it to the Biden campaign.
	What information?
	That just feels so foolish.
	Give us more details here.
	So they're over there in Iran, and we're like, yeah, let's just hack the Trump email database, and now we can see who they're emailing, and we're going to give that to Biden.
	What sense does that make?
	It just seems like a remarkable waste of time, but they're just giving anything to make the American people step into the simulation that the war that they already have planned with Iran is justifiable, because now, Yeah,
	they did this.
	Iran did hack into the emails of the Trump campaign and sent a dossier on J.D. Vance to the Biden campaign.
	The Biden campaign turned it over to the FBI immediately.
	So whatever she has to say about this, it did happen.
	But Iran isn't out there trying to kill Trump.
	If this was a state actor, they would have tried harder and probably succeeded.
	And Candace goes on to link the pager bombs we discussed earlier to American University in Beirut because people were asked to turn in their pagers.
	Anyway, the way the pager bombs and radio bombs worked, it was done traceably with Semtex elements, and Semtex is a type of C4 developed by Israel.
	This was all covered on an episode of It Could Happen Here, and it's worth hearing, and I'll be linking it in the show notes.
	Candace uses it as an example somehow to show that based on what Putin said, that we'll wind up going to war with Iran.
	I doubt it.
	What happens next is Candace explaining how the show works now because she so desperately wants more money for responding to viewer comments.
	I am now going to get into your super chats now, YouTube.
	I am going to honor Rumble in this way.
	I have decided that I am going to read your questions.
	Oh, wow, I love that we are 22,000 live on YouTube.
	You guys, I love you and make sure you share this video because YouTube will now begin throttling my content because I am still demonetized.
	I'm completely demonetized on YouTube.
	I can't make money here.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Financial terrorism.
	I don't really care because I'm having too much fun.
	I love what I do and I don't do this because I want to make money on YouTube.
	That was a nice bonus but obviously I would rather simply tell the truth.
	Now, to honor Rumble and wanting to build that platform, we are going to do the question and answer segment every day on Rumble, but I will read your Super Chats YouTubers on Rumble.
	That link, if you want to catch that, just go into the description and you can find the Rumble link.
	Hit the Rumble link, subscribe on Rumble, and we're going to cut over.
	I'm seeing you guys in the YouTube chat.
	We're going to cut over to Rumble now and answer some of these questions.
	So I will see you YouTube tomorrow.
	Love you guys.
	22,000 live is just absolutely amazing.
	All right, all right.
	Yeah, she does this every episode since, without explaining it this fully.
	Just go to Rumble for the live chat.
	Candice seems to be having a problem with their anti-vax series, though.
	From the chat.
	Rachel Rose writes, I'm so glad you are back live.
	It's sad how parents are so brainwashed to get their kids vaccinated.
	God gave humans an innate immune system to protect them against disease and infection.
	Agreed.
	And the disease and the infection today is your government.
	So, I'm a proud anti-vaxxer.
	I really am.
	I'm so proud of myself for being anti-vaxxed.
	As I said to you guys, we might be delayed, by the way, in dropping the first couple of episodes.
	It's just a tech issue that we're having with the old files.
	We were going to drop those episodes of Shot in the Dark onto Locals tomorrow.
	If it does not go up tomorrow, please just give us until the end of the weekend or early next week because we're in the process of trying to locate or get the full package of those files.
	Nearly a week later, as I typed this out last night, I just looked it up.
	This is still not up.
	Jesus.
	Neither as a freebie or paid content on Locals.
	She kept saying she was going to release the first two episodes as a freebie on Locals.
	It's not available at fucking all.
	Now, I love the excuse that they're trying to find the files.
	Like, she said she was remaking the series previously because it had been on the Daily Wire.
	Maybe communication got crossed.
	Maybe her team couldn't pull it off.
	But whatever.
	It still isn't up and that matters.
	It's not like when I DM a D&D session and I need to come up with some bullshit on the fly.
	One of my players decides to go to a plane that I had no fucking map for, and I go, oh yeah, let me just get my map for that.
	I know it's somewhere in the sea of pictures on my computer that I definitely have fireplane map, D&D, 5E.
	Yeah, no, it's not like, well, I mean, it could be like that.
	It could just be some bullshit.
	Well, I want to remind all of you that we are all on the same internet.
	Me, you in the audience, and Candace Owens.
	Even Matthew here is on the same fucking internet that we're all on.
	We have access to the same sites, I am assuming.
	But here goes Candace, throwing doubt on that idea after she says some of her most contradictory shit.
	You'll hear it.
	Next person, Gideon writes, sadly, free speech isn't free on social media.
	We love you, Candace.
	Nope, it is not free.
	I'm, like I said, happy to be demonetized as long as I get to tell the truth.
	To get paid to lie, that ain't for me.
	That ain't the life that I want.
	XR40 writes, fact is that Cruz might be one of the least crazy people in Hollywood.
	Yeah.
	I mean, listen, I don't like the situation with his daughter that he was completely removed from her life.
	We obviously don't know the specs of it, but you know, I am not comfortable with the daddy absence thing that seems to be obvious between him and Surrey Cruz since they left the Church of Scientology.
	But what I will say is that he is on the money and I do know that one element of Scientology, which is by the way, another religion that I would like to explore.
	I want to do this whole series where I sit down and find out what it is people believe.
	Like I want to sit down with a Mormon.
	I want to sit down with a Scientologist.
	I want to sit down with a Hasidic Jew.
	And really prod what it is that they believe.
	Because theology rules the world.
	Gotta know what people actually believe.
	Then you'll understand the way that they think and their contributions to the world.
	That's what I think.
	Anyways, back to Cruz and his Scientology.
	I know one element of Scientology is that they are very averse to psychotics and drugs.
	And there have been a lot of people who were drug addicts and became Scientologists and got clean.
	And for whatever reason, the mainstream media really hates all Scientologists, which is weird because only because I've never heard of a Scientologist walking into a school and shooting it up.
	And so it just was like a lot of people attacking Scientology out of nowhere.
	And I think it might have to do with land.
	I think the government hates Scientology because the Scientologists actually own a ton of land, which is interesting.
	But I know nothing about them.
	We'll look into it in the future.
	Zach?
	I want to see her sit down with a Satanist.
	Right.
	And I'm not talking like a culty Satanist.
	No, just a regular...
	Yeah, just a regular ass Satanist.
	No, I want someone from the Satanic Church.
	Oh, yeah.
	Like someone in what would be the clergy among them.
	Someone well-versed in everything.
	Yeah.
	See, what would happen with that, though?
	What would happen with that is what happened on Infowars when Alex Jones had David Duke on.
	Okay.
	Or when Candace Owens had Norm Finkelstein on her old channel.
	Anyone who knows what they're talking about is generally pretty easy to listen to.
	Particularly if they've got any kind of public speaking experience.
	And speaking as someone who has that.
	Who has known how to engage a crowd.
	You know, in front of me when I'm talking for years, which helped out immensely with waiting tables.
	But, you know, as someone who learned that art early on, I can tell you that there's a moment where, like, let's say I'm at, you know, and I've mentioned before how I could sell specials at restaurants,
	but, you know, one of the other gifts, kind of.
	The people in that line of work have when they're very good at it is being able to tell a group of people, let's say it's a 14 top, right?
	Being able to look at them, make eye contact with each one as you talk.
	So you're never really landing on anybody, but everybody feels seen.
	And you tell them how it's going to go.
	You set the tone.
	Of how it's going to go from the top so they understand this person waiting on me is competent.
	Yeah.
	And I should listen to whatever he has to say.
	And usually it would always be something very simple like, okay, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to start taking orders one at a time.
	I will come up to you.
	I will ask you what you want.
	Please know.
	If you don't know, I have no problem coming back around.
	I've already got your seat numbers here in my notebook.
	So let's just start with you.
	And you pick the person immediately to your left to make it easy so that when you go to ring in those fucking orders, the people helping you bring everything out have got the list.
	It all goes smoothly.
	At the same time, you tell people when everything comes out, hey guys, does anyone need anything?
	I'll go get it for you, but I'm not going to be back for about 15 minutes.
	Yeah.
	And you set the tone.
	And once they're all comfortable and taken care of, you refill those drinks.
	If anyone has a, oh, I'm sorry, I forgot to ask for ketchup, that's fine, ma 'am.
	I'll bring you some ketchup.
	But you set the tone while you've got their attention.
	And there's nothing quite like that feeling of knowing, right now I own the moment.
	I've experienced that throughout my life.
	I'll start telling a story about something that happened and it's funny to watch people who were doing something stop what they're doing and start paying attention.
	And it's not even like I'm trying to gather a crowd.
	It's just when a person has that ability...
	You know, it's not even like, for me anyway, it was never a power thing, but it's always like, you know, you can kind of get away with saying anything in that moment.
	Yeah.
	You know, like, you can get away with dropping F-bombs.
	Yeah.
	Among the most rabid clergy, they won't stop you.
	You know, it's really something else.
	But, yeah, Scientology.
	Has a pretty terrible history of violence.
	Coercion.
	All manner of crimes.
	And the Justice Department has been all over them at various times, as have governments in other countries.
	Like, notably Germany.
	I had heard years ago, and I haven't looked it up since, but I had heard years ago that Scientology was actually a banned religion in Germany.
	Uh-oh.
	Because they didn't want to comply with German tax codes.
	Oh.
	So the Germans were like, no.
	Not here you won't.
	We happen to like our paperwork.
	We might not be what we want for, but we still like our paperwork.
	Which, there's this guy that...
	I mean, the ultimate paperwork is cash.
	It's paper that works.
	There's this guy on YouTube, I don't remember the name of the channel, but he...
	He lives over in Germany, but he was born American and he moved over there with his wife.
	Well, he's made videos of all over the years that he's spent in Germany.
	And it's like getting used to the tram system in Germany.
	Day one.
	What is all of these times and this price?
	What the hell is this?
	And then enlisting for it.
	And it takes like...
	Fucking six months to get listed into the tram system.
	Yeah.
	But you get all of the tram's dates and times three weeks ahead of time.
	Oh, jeez.
	And you have to reserve your time three weeks ahead of time.
	Jeez.
	And so once you get used to it after that year and you get used to all of the legal paperwork of being a German citizen, most of them are just like, oh, it's time to re-up my thing again.
	they go through, they're like, man, this is a lot of papers, but it makes the rest of the year go by so easy.
	Yeah. Because he can confidently walk down to the same tram at 3 p.m.
	every day, get on, sit in his seat, get to where he's going, get off, and be there on time every time.
	Wow. Yeah.
	It's...
	It's weird how they turned their obsession with paperwork into actually a very efficient machine.
	Getting back to what I was saying about the whole crowd control thing, it's funny because anyone who knows what that feels like and what it feels like to help change someone's mind gently can watch.
	If anyone wants to see it happen, I urge you to watch the old Candice interview, if you can.
	Not sure how you would do that, but you can definitely listen to it.
	Her interview with Norm or Norman, I don't remember now, but Finkelstein, it was one of the last things she did on her old channel.
	So it's pretty easy to find.
	I think you could go back like one month on her old channel and find it.
	But yeah, that man spent like two hours talking Mostly to Candace, not with Candace.
	And he...
	There were points where she could have had valid questions about things he was saying.
	And you could hear her ask those questions and Finkelstein, just smooth as shit, just doesn't even regard him.
	He just doesn't regard those questions whatsoever.
	He just goes right past it.
	She just goes with him past it.
	At some point, she just...
	Parks her brain aside and goes on the ride, and I'm like, you are a terrible interviewer.
	Yeah.
	You're really bad at this.
	When they dodge a question, you're supposed to go, okay, but about what I had asked...
	Yeah, it doesn't happen once.
	It doesn't happen once.
	It's terrible.
	But, yeah, so, you know, about Scientology, Candace or her team...
	If any of them were ever worth half a shit, they could look up all of the many crimes of Scientology easily.
	Or, hell, watch any number of documentaries.
	You know, she's into those.
	Yeah.
	Leah Romini.
	Were you familiar at all with the King of Queens show?
	No.
	Okay, it was a sitcom.
	Kevin James starred in it, and his wife in the show was an actress named Leah Romini.
	Okay.
	Leah Romini went on to have a multi-season show about Scientology and why it sucks.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, like, because she grew up in the church.
	Okay.
	And, like, when she had her break, it was hard.
	And the church couldn't come after her for anything.
	Well, that's good, at least.
	Yeah.
	She, like, I think they tried, and she was just like...
	I don't care.
	I'm going to keep talking.
	And, like, yeah, just kept going.
	Like, yeah, it's incredibly empowering for her.
	Anyway, on to the next and last episode.
	All right, happy Friday, ladies and gentlemen, but especially to men, because today is for you.
	I want to tell you guys why you absolutely must stop watching pornography because it is so obviously a weapon of mass destruction spiritual destruction and blackmail a tool for blackmail.
	So we have more coming out about Diddy Kim Porter.
	People have long held suspicion that he maybe killed her plus some videos that are surfacing of Justin Bieber at a Diddy party and they are horrendous.
	I'm talking truly and utterly horrific.
	Plus, and appropriately, or rather inappropriately, RFK Jr. is in the news for having carried on a sexting affair with a reporter at New York Magazine.
	And we have the Republican Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina, Mark Robinson, who has been unmasked as a frequent commenter on a porn website dating back to 2012.
	So, lots to discuss.
	That's what we have coming up today on Candace.
	I mean, I just want to say, for quite a vast set of pornographic material, does include tools and blackmail.
	Males, anyway.
	Frequently, interracial is one of the hottest categories on Pornhub.
	That is one of the highest rated categories on there.
	But yeah, this is going to be a short but fun ride.
	Much like...
	Oh man, what was her name?
	There was one that was like Riley Reid.
	That was it.
	Okay.
	See, I was going to say much like midget porn, but...
	Oh, Riley Reid.
	Yeah.
	Not a midget or a dwarf.
	I think she was just like petite, but looks really young, but is in her 40s or something now.
	Jesus.
	Yeah, one of those.
	One of those.
	Here we go, with E. Michael Jones.
	Alright, so here's my conspiracy theory.
	Like, you know, another one.
	I think porn websites have been purposefully created as tools of entrapment.
	Like, I think they are creating an entire log of who everybody is in the event that somebody becomes powerful in their life, then they have all of these porn websites that you visited.
	I truly think this, especially people who think their data is safe.
	And they're constantly online.
	You can see how these websites like Pornhub are encouraging people to look at more frequent and also more disturbing types of porn.
	Essentially, they exist to pervert your tastes.
	And I think people become more and more perverted.
	They hit weird links.
	And in the background, you have people that are collecting that data so that if you ever make it in life, they can go, oh, but we caught you looking at this kind of porn.
	Now we control you.
	No matter what you think, we can all acknowledge now that pornography is a weapon of mass spiritual and political control.
	I don't care.
	Everyone got mad at me when I said months ago, ban porn.
	That's what I believe.
	It should be banned.
	And I believe that because I've looked into the history of it.
	Here's the reality.
	You can quite literally become a slave to your sin.
	A man has as many masters as he has vices.
	By the way, I wish I could take credit for that expression, but that actually came from St. Augustine in his book, City of God.
	He wrote, quote, Think about that.
	If you have a vice, and you think you're in control of that vice, you're really not.
	That vice is actually in control of you.
	And that is mentioned, St. Augustine's words is mentioned in this book that I'm holding.
	I think it's required reading for all men.
	It really looks into the history of pornography in our society.
	That's a book by Catholic author Dr. E. Michael Jones, and it's entitled Libido Dominandi, Sexual Liberation and Political Control.
	Okay.
	Naturally, this guy is on her bookshelf.
	Yeah.
	E. Michael Jones is a Catholic author that has written a number of anti-Semitic materials.
	He has blamed Jewish people for the following.
	The Civil Rights Movement.
	Feminism.
	Homosexuality and Porn.
	The book she mentioned, he does just this.
	He connects Jews to the porn industry.
	And in this book are the roots of why Candace Owens connects with Unfounded Fury, the link she makes to Magnus Hirschfeld being a pervert, and Sigmund Freud, and so on.
	There is so much more in his work.
	And fortunately, scholarly teardowns of it Now,
	here's Candace's concepts based on his work.
	One slightly separate note that Jones reminded me of.
	Speaking on a far better Jones, Rest in peace, James Earl Jones.
	Yes.
	Our dark lord and savior.
	Yep.
	I don't mean that in a racial way.
	I just realized how that might sound.
	He was Lord Vader.
	Don't come after me for that one.
	Right.
	I did not mean it like that.
	Well, here we go.
	As I said, he traces how we arrived at this incredibly pornographic society that we live in today.
	I mean, do you even recognize everything is softcore porn?
	If you're on Instagram, if you're watching a woman and she's selling a Gucci bag, for whatever reason, she has to be naked.
	Have you ever asked yourself why?
	Why must she be naked in order to sell me this Gucci bag?
	Why must she have her boobs out in order to tell me to buy this perfume?
	And then if you explore your own mentality and you are one of the people that's going, oh my gosh, how could you say this about pornography?
	If you have that instant reaction, let me ask you this question.
	Who taught you?
	That watching porn was a sign of freedom.
	Who taught you that nudity and pornography were expressions of freedom?
	Thinking about women and feminism and they've got their boobs out when they're protesting.
	Who taught them that that was an expression of freedom?
	Really, pause and think.
	When I paused and I thought about that, I went back to my high school health class and I remember quite literally learning, as in it was like an answer to a test.
	That watching a little bit of pornography was healthy.
	I'm not kidding.
	We learned this in school.
	Watching a little bit of pornography is healthy.
	You can't even imagine what the kids are learning today.
	It's a tool for education.
	As if that's supposed to be the natural way that men and women come together to have sex.
	Stanford public schools do not teach this.
	No.
	And I'm going to say that this is bullshit.
	I looked into whether or not this was in any way curriculum in the Stanford system in any year and I could find nothing.
	This is the kind of shit that people make up.
	What you will find if you go looking for anything close to this is likely the number and names of teachers and other adults that live near schools in Stanford being arrested on child porn Yeah.
	or instructive.
	I'm pretty sure that would be brought up and rightfully blown up in a PTA
	Yeah.
	Fucking ridiculous.
	But the way she said it and moved through it is emblematic of how she works.
	Paint the idea on the back of something else related.
	And people that are already geared to despise the schools as her audience tends to be, they just accept it as reality.
	Well, fuck that noise.
	Moving on, Candace uses more modern examples of things like Instagram models and OnlyFans performers as proof that the modern world is debauched and links it back to the anti-Semitic book she mentioned earlier.
	Because the actual and main focus of that book...
	is to link modern pornography back to the sexual revolution that the author claims started in 1773, which is three years before the founding of America with the Revolutionary War.
	But, author E. Michael Jones doesn't focus on that in his work from what I could tell.
	He does, however, focus on the French Revolution quite a bit, and blames Jews for that happening, among other things we've discussed.
	He doesn't blame the Frankists for it.
	They never come up in his work.
	So Candace got that from somewhere else.
	Yeah.
	And I know I've mentioned this even in just normal conversation outside of this, but the whole thing of people going, oh, porn's a modern thing.
	Porn has existed as long as people have wanted to be in the cuck chair in the corner.
	There are...
	There are cave paintings.
	Yeah.
	They're like, this was early pornography.
	Yeah.
	Oh, God.
	Well, because the actual and main focus of those books is...
	Oh, right.
	I said that.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	He doesn't blame the Frankenstein.
	Anyway, she goes on to embellish more of the Diddy case.
	Of course.
	I don't care about it.
	Going to let the courts handle it as much as I can.
	Candace only really knows what the courts release, and I have better things to do than to jump into celebrity gossip, such as her assertions that Diddy messed around with Justin Bieber when he was a kid.
	If y 'all want to look it up, go for it.
	It's just gossip until it's a charge, but it is all pretty disgusting.
	Candace only wants to wallow through it because the truth of what is going on with Trump and Vance right now is not something she really wants to face.
	So we're skipping all the Diddy shit now, and in the future it will be mentioned briefly as celebrity gossip is on this show.
	In this case, Candace keeps pointing back to the Rodney Jones allegations, which were all but thrown out of court, and if they were pursued, would only strengthen Diddy's case and block actual victims from recompense.
	Moving on, Candace goes on to discuss Mark Robinson from South Carolina.
	Let's listen to her run defense on a self-proclaimed black Nazi that is in Republican politics.
	This is about five minutes long.
	And just so you all know, he is actually, as a large black man, not only claimed to have been a black Nazi, but he also likes to say things like, slavery shouldn't have ended.
	Republican Party, y 'all.
	Yep.
	For anybody that's watched the boondocks...
	I have a hard suspicion that this guy's going to sound like Uncle Ruckus of no relation.
	It would be great.
	I have no sound bites of him.
	God damn it.
	Yeah.
	I have no sound bites of him because she has no sound bites of him.
	God damn it.
	And I didn't go looking him up.
	God damn it.
	Now I've got to go look him up and see if he sounds like Uncle Ruckus.
	If I hear you laugh loud, I'll know that you found it.
	Yeah.
	Okay, so Mark Robinson.
	I'm very clear here.
	I am a fan of Mark Robinson.
	I've met him.
	He is energetic.
	He is kind.
	And I just don't have any problems with Mark Robinson.
	I'm covering this because it's a news item and it's an important thing as we continue to discuss this idea of sexual liberation as a form of control.
	And I believe that the reason why they are indoctrinating especially young boys who are, and I keep saying boys by the way, I know some girls are going, girls watch porn too.
	it's not the same, because men are biologically wired different.
	And so that's not to suggest that women can't also...
	I think we all agree on that,
	right?
	And so when I see these stories, I know how intentional this is that when people get into politics, suddenly people start digging up to see if they have old porn handles.
	And that's exactly what has happened here with Mark Robinson.
	So I guess 2012, what you're talking about, 12 years ago, the CNN did an investigation.
	Who knows why they're doing this?
	Literally probably just plugging the names of people that they hate in to see if they can find something on them.
	And they produced a report which suggests that they are saying it is verified that Mark made a series of inflammatory comments on a porn...
	And despite the fact that he stands very strong against the trans lobby, they said that he left a note saying that he enjoyed watching trans porn.
	And that having reviewed these archived messages, found that he referred to himself as a perv.
	And he is completely denying, I should say, that he made these entries.
	They are standing by their report.
	That this is his username and they went deep into how they were able to match him through a bunch of biographical details and shared email addresses.
	So here's what I'm going to say.
	They obviously are feeling very confident in this report because if they were wrong here, they would be facing a major, major lawsuit, right?
	And of course, no person is going to want to admit that they were making comments on a porn website 12 years ago.
	I am bringing this again to your attention because I am telling men that this is the way forward, that this is not about your liberation, but they are collecting data on you, they are creating files on you, because if one day you become, maybe you're just...
	A guy, a chief at Goldman Sachs, maybe you're making some good money.
	Maybe you become a singer who strikes it big, like Justin Bieber.
	Maybe you become a lieutenant governor because you decide that you want to run for office and you're really good at public speaking like Mark Robinson.
	This is a tool of control because that is what lust is about, right?
	They are trying to get you to constantly live this life of lust, to enjoy these moments, to abandon your rationale and to...
	I mean, why do you think it is that MDMA is the drug of choice for Diddy, allegedly, when he's drugging all these people at parties?
	When they're filling up these bottles, they're putting a mixture of cocaine and ecstasy, right?
	What is ecstasy?
	It's supposed to encourage you to constantly feel in the moment.
	Bandon your logic and just feel.
	And I just hope that with all of these stories coming out, Men are starting to wake up to that, that there is a weapon that is being used on you, and that you do the due diligence, that you look into it, that you educate yourself about the history of pornography in this country and beyond it,
	way before, talking about, you know, 16th, 17th century, when they started realizing that you could render a population weak by offering them nudity.
	That they realize that it removed people from their logical brain and made them much more impulsive.
	I do believe that our men are under spiritual attack, and I know that that spiritual attack is intentional, and any man that is defending pornography or encouraging you to watch pornography is your enemy.
	That's what I want men to know.
	They are your enemy, and what they seek to do is to weaken you.
	Let's go to the strip club.
	That is a desire to weaken you as a man, not to make you feel more like a man.
	Alright guys, as I said, Robinson has been denying that, so I'm going to park that aside and we'll allow that story to continue to develop, and I think it's an important one, as is this next one.
	Regarding RFK Jr., I mean...
	Oh yeah.
	A couple of things here.
	Yeah.
	One, I've never really known anybody great that's like, hey guys, let's go down to the strip club.
	They're usually not a stand-up person anyway.
	No, they're not.
	Secondly, I have a story about such a person.
	Anyone who is encouraging you or defending pornography, look, it's up to you as to what you want to go and look up.
	I'm not going to judge you.
	That's why you delete the search history when you die.
	It's meant to be a no-judgment zone on that one.
	Now, if you look up some really weird shit, I might call the cops on you, because it might be illegal what you're looking at.
	But, also, none of my fucking business what you look up.
	As long as you ain't taking part in the act, I guess that's all that matters.
	A lot of the stuff that winds up on Pornhub or other sites is curated to some extent.
	Yeah.
	They don't just let any random shit on there.
	Yeah, and certainly not now.
	They've had to appoint an oversight.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	But also, as for Mark Robin, was that his name?
	Robinson.
	Robinson.
	Yeah.
	As for Robinson there, it's your own fucking fault for multiple reasons.
	A, you used your proper email.
	Right.
	No.
	Two, you set up a porn site account.
	Which, okay, Morty defends it well in the regards of not helps critique.
	But also, if you're an important person or have dreams of being an important person, you have an account.
	There's safeguards you make for yourself.
	You have a separate account that has no tie-in back to you.
	Well, that's kind of like the safeguarding for this show.
	You have an account that has no tie-ins to you.
	You fucking make sure you either A, incognito tab that shit on whatever browser you use.
	Or B, you just do the smart thing and remember what you like and, you know, don't make an account and don't make comments on a goddamn porn site.
	Like, I'm...
	God, just...
	So Trump has been supporting this dude.
	Okay.
	He called him the new Martin Luther King.
	Oh.
	And, you know, to her credit, Candace did say that the case against him is probably solid for all the reasons she laid out.
	Fair.
	Still, though, her defense of him bouncing off of her assertions that porn is evil...
	And is a tool used to control men?
	That comes from the anti-Semitic writer she follows.
	Yeah.
	So take that as you will.
	Moving on to RFK Jr.
	He was carrying on in an almost affair with the reporter by sexting.
	And I only want to play the next four minutes to show how Candace is still willing to defend him.
	Wait for it.
	You have to hear it.
	I'm wondering if, because her Shot in the Dark program involved a lot of his material, if this isn't some kind of dodge to acknowledge it all, but smooth the road between them.
	She might have to get a sign-off from him to play the material.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	And him having been an attorney?
	I wonder if her attorneys were like, you really need a signature on this one.
	But here we go.
	Really, just men, when it comes to this impulse, really realizing that no matter how high you climb, this is something that men deal with.
	So, RFK Jr. has been caught in a sexting scandal with Olivia Nuzzi, and I'll tell you, just going back, RFK Jr.'s love life has been a complete disaster.
	He is, in fact, married right now to an actress named Cheryl Hines, and he's been married to her for 10 years.
	You might recognize her from Kerm Your Enthusiasm.
	They look quite happy.
	Olivia Nuzzi...
	On the other hand, it's a 31-year-old political reporter who was engaged, by the way, to another journalist named Ryan Lizza.
	She was engaged, and then she was sent to work on a profile piece for RFK Jr., which ended up being published at the end of last year, so 2023, November, in New York Magazine.
	She was working for New York Magazine.
	RFK Jr. claims it was a hit piece, by the way.
	She referred to RFK Jr. in the piece as a serial philanderer.
	This is where it's just going to get ironic.
	So she publishes his piece, refers to him as a serial philanderer, and she had interviewed him at his Californian home in Brentwood that he shares with his wife and their dogs, and she went on this hike with him.
	And then come the new year, piece is published in November, come the new year, this is when people are reporting, she began this relationship with him.
	Was them just exchanging, I guess, graphic text messages.
	And so she's now been placed on leave at New York Magazine.
	They're saying that they are, you know, embarrassed and that they don't like that they've lost trust with their readers.
	Also, her engagement has ended with Ryan Lizza.
	I can't imagine how embarrassing that is for him and his family.
	And when RFK Jr. was asked about this, he's not denying it, he says the relationship was emotional and digital in nature, not physical.
	So let me put that in perspective, because that's just a really, really ridiculous thing to say.
	It was emotional and digital in nature, not physical, as if that makes a difference.
	Let me put that into perspective of how compelled men are.
	Right?
	Compelled men are by the physical.
	And the physical is being offered to them for free everywhere in society.
	Right?
	And just in the way that women dress, the way what they put on their Instagram, it's like constantly the suggestive sex culture that we've created.
	RFK Jr. was just running for President of the United States.
	We have mere weeks to go until the election.
	He, of course, has stepped down, but he is putting his weight behind Trump.
	Great thumbs up.
	You know?
	He's announced that he would be, at the very least, a part of his transition team.
	He was being floated for vice president before J.D. Vance was announced.
	He's got all of this going on, and yet he still cannot control himself.
	He still cannot say, you know what?
	Not right now.
	I'm not going to give in to lust.
	That is how powerful of a force we are talking about.
	And if you think, again, that this society that we live in...
	They're offering you this lust because they want you to be free.
	You are a fool.
	It is to constantly enslave you.
	It is to constantly have blackmail for you, on you, in the background.
	You know, I have long thought that the relationship between RFK Jr. and Rabbi Shmuley is weird, okay?
	And I'm not alleging anything here.
	I want to be clear, but...
	That relationship is odd.
	I don't know what he could possibly have in common with a rabbi that sells butt plugs and shrieks and is so clearly a lunatic.
	And my question is just, if you can't stop that, if you can't stop that just for a few months, can we just make it to November 7th or whenever the election is, November 5th, November 7th?
	I don't know.
	What does this say about the state of men today?
	We are suffering a crisis of weak men, but those men have been turned weak intentionally, and the only way that we are going to turn that around is if men recognize pornography for what it is, which is a spiritual and a political weapon.
	Yeah, so he's not to blame.
	It's his biology and how women dress, right?
	Oh yeah, totally, you know?
	Fucking bullshit.
	We'll end this on the last clip from Candice's comments section.
	And this Sarah writes, 7.3k and growing.
	Hope all YouTubers jump on here soon.
	Yes, we're going to kind of get people going, and hopefully in the future if something happens, oh yeah, we're above 10,000 here on Rumble, we will be able to seamlessly move to Rumble.
	And I know that in other countries like France, the reason you guys don't have Rumble is because of some weird laws.
	As we know, Brigitte McCrone is a man, and she's probably strong arming that in the background, given the fact that one of my YouTube videos that was removed was for saying the word satanic cult when me and Xavier Poussard did our interview.
	Very suspicious.
	Too much truth for YouTube.
	As I said, quietly voting in the background, you guys.
	Thanks for supporting the show.
	If you want to support the show, you can go to Locals.com.
	If you can't right now, the best way to support is just via prayers.
	And reminding you guys, if you are a dude or even a woman, this book by E. Michael Jones, Libido Dhammanandi.
	Excellent source of understanding the background of pornography.
	I have not actually finished this book yet.
	I'm taking it with me.
	I'm going overseas, and hopefully I'll get it done in the next two weeks.
	But thank you guys so much.
	From the bottom of my heart, we will see you next week.
	So let me get this straight, though, right?
	The orange emperor needs all soldiers on deck.
	Yeah.
	And she's going away for two weeks.
	The election is in 40 fucking days.
	Yep.
	Yeah, well...
	Let's start here with the reason France doesn't have Rumble is because Rumble suspended itself in France.
	What?
	The French government demanded that Rumble take down content from Russia Today and Sputnik, but Rumble refused, citing free speech concerns.
	So, countries are allowed to have their own laws, but not when it comes to Papa Putin.
	Of course.
	Got it.
	Brigitte McCrone has nothing to do with it, I'm sure.
	Candace has never provided proof that her videos were removed for saying the words, Satanic cult.
	She has never shown the form or anything.
	I'm pretty sure the videos were removed because they were slanderous.
	Yeah.
	So, yeah, that's it for this week.
	And before we get into our Soda review, I just want to remind everyone that if you want to get these episodes the night we record them in full, sometimes with extra download material, You can do so over at patreon.com slash gishgallopgirl, where you can actually support us for as little as a buck a month.
	For real.
	Not like Candice.
	Anyway, on to the soda of the week.
	Add your tails.
	Um, tails.
	Alrighty.
	Okay, then.
	Cheerios.
	Okay, we picked up a couple of these last night.
	This is Warheads Sour Black Cherry Soda.
	It is from Miami.
	Manufactured in partnership with Warheads for Fire Brands, LLC.
	Miami Beach, Florida.
	Warheads is a registered trademark of Impact Confections, Inc.
	So, got our tiki glasses ready.
	There you go.
	in a can so
	It smells pleasant.
	It doesn't look like it's Red 40 to shit.
	It kind of.
	Well, actually, as it said, it looks orange coming out of the can, but it's bright red.
	A little bit.
	Well, I'm wearing blue light filtering glasses, so it looks a little bit off to me.
	Let me see.
	Oh, yeah.
	I didn't think that would affect it that harshly.
	Oh, boy.
	It has a scent.
	Yeah.
	Oh, it smells like candy.
	Okay.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Let me give it a go.
	I mean, it's not making me pucker up, but it is definitely a sour cherry.
	It reminds me of...
	Treat it like you would a whiskey.
	Yeah, okay.
	Okay, alright.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You gotta leave it in your mouth for a moment.
	That really...
	Yeah.
	That really kind of, like, gets all over.
	Wow.
	I think that might have been our problem with the last, like, few sets of sours we did.
	We just, like, drank them back.
	We didn't, like, let them stay in the mouth for a minute.
	It's very good, though.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's very good.
	Oh, and tried out an energy drink, Toxic Rick.
	Yeah, I wasn't.
	It was honestly pretty good, and for an energy drink, it didn't make my heart feel like it was going to beat out of my chest because I wasn't doing anything to work off the excess energy it was giving me.
	It kept me in kind of a droopy, tired state, though.
	I'm very glad I worked an evening shift because I stayed up until 6am.
	Well, I don't mind that.
	That's really good.
	I'm looking forward to the next one we do.
	Maybe we'll actually jump into it and get the watermelon one sometime.
	Watermelon sour.
	Are we not fucking with the lemon?
	I mean, we can.
	I just figured lemon was such a basic one that I didn't really want to...
	I was like, I know what that should taste like.
	Let's get these other ones.
	Now, I would like to see them do blue lemon.
	Okay.
	Well, Okay, so something that was a meme I saw, it was, you know, we have all sorts of weird flavors in the world.
	Right.
	Like, who the fuck was the conglomerate that agreed that, ah yes, this color tastes like, sorry, this taste is like the color blue.
	Right.
	Because we have blue raspberry, it's raspberry and blue.
	Yeah.
	What the fuck is blue?
	It's blue.
	It tastes like blue.
	I guess it runs into the same line of men's deodorant being concepts instead of actual smells.
	Well, that's not entirely true.
	Old Spice has concepts, but...
	They also do have some smells.
	NATO has sea salt and cedar and stuff like that.
	But...
	Excuse me.
	When I'm...
	Oh, you know what we need to talk about?
	Fuck.
	What?
	I wanted to mention it way earlier.
	But the coffee company.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Fucking man.
	Pillars of Valor?
	Yeah, I feel like such shit because I don't know if anyone's actually going to hear this section of the show.
	Oh, true, true.
	But, yeah, no, Pillars of Valor is a good coffee.
	It's made here.
	This is totally an unpaid plug, which is probably why I'm like, you know, because I wanted to get everything up off the start about how, like, you know, we're going to go to an every two-week format.
	Yeah, no, seriously, though, I will link to Pillars of Valor Coffee Company in the show notes because the coffee's very, very fucking good.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's very good coffee, and it's brewed locally, and the company just started operations recently.
	The CEO of the company was actually doing tastings at Hy-Vee, and that's how I found out about it.
	I asked him, I was like, yeah, man, just give me a shot of your dark roast.
	And I tried it, and I was like, oh, this is incredible.
	Incredible.
	We talked for a bit, and I told him about the show, and then I emailed him later on.
	And I asked him if we could plug him on the show, and he was like, yeah, that's totally fine.
	I mean, it's an unpaid plug, so I don't feel too bad about doing it late, but I'm going to try to work it into the top of the show next time.
	Yeah.
	Because I'll keep throwing the man business.
	I was a little bit afraid that he wouldn't want to be associated because his company has got this whole veteran thing going on.
	But when I emailed him, I was like, hey man, we met and I've got this show.
	I was like, look, we're First and Second Amendment absolutists.
	I have no problem with firearms or anything.
	For the most part.
	Yeah, I was like, okay, maybe that'll help sell it.
	And then he got back to me about a day later and he was like, yeah, go ahead.
	I was like, okay, alright, cool.
	So hopefully, Zach, if you're hearing this, I did it.
	Yeah.
	We'll try to remember it at the top of the show.
	The next show, yeah.
	By which time I will have probably bought another four fucking bags of the Courage blend.
	Well, I mean, that blended coffee...
	The one we've been getting, the caribou one.
	Not to throw any shade at caribou.
	I still buy you coffee in the morning.
	But, you know, when I wake up in the morning and I was drinking the other one, I kind of just got to a point where I chugged it back.
	You've seen the mugs that we use.
	Just chugged it back in one solid go.
	But the pills are the pillar of valor.
	God, my tongue.
	Pillars of Valor one.
	I actually took my time the past two mornings waking up, sipping at it.
	I was like, I don't want to just chug this back like I go to and my body just refuses and makes me drop the glass down.
	Yeah, it's very, very good shit.
	Zero complaints whatsoever.
	Okay, that's going to round it out.
	Patrons, you'll hear us again in two weeks.
	Everyone else, Whatever the release schedule demands, goddammit.
	You know?
	Yeah.
	Do you have anything else to add before I hit that stop button?
	No, not really, no.
	Okay, me either.
	Alright everybody, it's been a fun ride as always.
	Have a great whatever the fuck.
	Yeah, same here.

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