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We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
We think too much and feel too little.
More than machinery.
We need humanity.
We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat.
As if that's the way it's supposed to be.
We know things are bad, worse than bad.
They're crazy.
You've got to say, I'm a human being!
God damn it.
My life has been.
You have meddled with the tribal forces of nature.
Don't give yourselves to brutes.
Men who despise you, enslave you, who regimate your lives, tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel, who drill you, tired you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder.
Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men.
Machine men with machine minds and machine hearts Thank you.
Ha ha.
It's showtime.
And now, reality meets with Jason Burmese.
And who loves you?
And who do you love?
It's Mixed Marshall Mindset.
We're glad to have John Fitch with us.
How we doing, Fitch?
I'm doing good.
South Park's Media Impact00:13:00
I'm doing good.
Things are thawing out a little bit.
We got a mostly dry day today here in San Jose.
Yeah, I mean, I've seen it's pretty rough.
It's been just raining non-stop for about two weeks.
Really?
So, so what?
San Bernardino's quite north of you, right?
That's probably what, like south.
Four hours south.
Okay, so they're getting near like Bakersfield.
What are you hearing about the people in the emergencies?
Because that's a clip that we played where people are feeling like they're snowed in, they're being forgot in.
They're not used to this type of weather.
What's your read over there in California?
I haven't got a read from people being stressed out or whatever.
I do notice that there's a lot of damage to trees and down power lines, clogged drainage, stuff like that.
I haven't even seen any major upticking issues with the homeless people, but I don't know what I'd be looking for.
You know, I haven't like gone on any on my, I haven't gone on any like long walks that go by the pond and the mall and stuff like that where they like camp out and hang out.
So I'm not sure if they've been washed away.
I mean, I saw a wild one today where there's a cop pulled over and he's on one of those bends.
And, you know, California has a lot of those roads with bends and basically you just have a little metal railway, but you're pretty high up.
You know what I mean?
And you're pretty high up.
There's some deep valleys and stuff and you can be up there and not realize it.
So, you know, I mean, these are roads you're probably going easy 40 to 60 on, all of them.
And there's a boulder or a rock in the middle of the road.
So he's investigating it.
Now, his car's, you know, if this is where the ridge is, and there's a top ridge that goes up, and here's the road, his car's parked maybe back here.
So he starts walking back to his car, and then all of a sudden, where the rock was, the whole thing just gives way and it covers obviously the entire street, but just goes everywhere.
If someone had been driving by at the wrong time, not only that rock, but who knows?
It just, it's kind of one of those things, man, where hey, nature is nature.
I heard, I think, one, there's a highway 17 connects San Jose to Santa Cruz, right?
Santa Cruz is where they shot Lost Boys.
But there's a two-lane highway, and people commute back and forth in the morning and afternoon a lot.
So it gets a lot of, there's a lot of traffic that goes through that little corridor because it's the only way to get to the ocean right there quickly.
It's not quickly, but like it's the only other route.
Otherwise, you got to go up to Half Moon Bay or you got to go down to Monterey.
So if you go in a Santa Cruz, like you got to go through 17.
And there was rock slides I heard on the radio, and it was closed down.
And I was just thinking, I was like, it was in the morning, and I was like, oh man, that's going to ruin a lot of days.
Some people they commute back and forth over that road every day.
I mean, I've seen some pretty horrific videos, and I'm just praying for everybody out there.
Be safe, man.
You know, be safe.
John, you gave me a story.
I want to get to it in a minute, but we might as well do like the highlighted story here.
Because when I first saw this and I saw so many like mainstream media jumping on it on both sides and the right-wingers talking about and even the left-wingers talking about that, there was a bomb, John.
There's a bomb on a Legion Airlines of Pennsylvania.
You know, they were already showing mugshots of walking around.
I looked at the guy from the very beginning and then I read the articles and they said it had explosive material in it.
And I immediately thought this moron tried to smuggle like fireworks or a cherry bomb on or something stupid.
Now, I'm glad that they detected it and they got it.
But there it is, your folks.
Your TSA, they did it.
They got him.
They did it.
They stopped him.
They stopped the guy.
They got him all those years, all that money.
They finally got one guy because he was trying to bring some fireworks back from Chinese New Year, probably.
You know, and the long rap sheet of disorderly conduct and fighting.
Listen, obviously, take a look at this individual.
Not the brightest guy.
Oh, it's a nice.
He's Wolverine.
I mean, so it's.
It's Wolverine when you ward her off of Wish.
It's just again.
I see this stuff and everybody rah rah rah woo.
Guys, bro, some mentally, another mentally handicapped person found his way to something that could be considered explosive.
I just, I don't, whatever.
I don't know what to say when I see stuff like this because it's it's cartoon level, right?
Like it's it's literally John cartoon level when I see just what are they thinking?
What first of all, the guy, all right, he kind of deserves what he gets, but he's not a terrorist.
But then the media runs with it.
Like he's terrorist numero uno.
What is this story?
What is this story?
Did he have a backstory?
Like why?
Yeah, he wanted to go.
I forget where he was headed.
He's headed to a beach.
He's going for San to Sanford, Florida.
Okay.
And he wanted to fucking pop off a firework on the beach with his dad.
He didn't look to see if he could buy them in Florida.
Does that man look that intelligent to you, John?
I just wanted to shoot a firework with my dad.
I just had a leftover from 4th of July.
What's the problem?
I don't understand.
I don't get it.
So, I mean, come, I mean, give the guy the break, right?
Like, again, he's obviously not brilliant, okay?
Obviously, I'm not saying what he did is good, but can we all grow up and not go into a media hysteria?
Like, I, I, and you know, I see some of these people on social media, too.
They're some of the worst.
Look at this guy.
Come on.
Let's grow up.
The guy was never a threat.
I mean, at all.
It wasn't a thing.
I mean, a threat of stupidity.
Yeah.
That's what it's a threat.
But not a real.
I'm going to hurt people.
No.
I don't know.
No.
It's all clown shows.
I started, okay.
So I started watching South Park.
Right?
Great show.
So I started at the end, some of the recent ones, and then I finished, so I started back in the middle because there was a long time I didn't watch.
Yeah.
So I went back to season 15, I think.
Okay, which is a long time ago, folks.
You got to understand.
That was like the human scent.
That was the human iPad, I think.
That's a great one.
Like the predictions and some of the stuff that they predict in the show is alarming.
There was a whole episode where Stan becomes like a cynic of everything.
Yeah.
Everything looks like shit.
Everything's just terrible.
Everything's shit to him.
Everything's just shit.
Shit out of everybody's mouth.
Everybody looks like turds.
And I'm like, oh, my God.
It's like, that same thing happened to me.
Listen, that's the one thing I'll give.
Comedy Central and Viacom, they've gone horrible, right?
They're as bad or worse than everybody else.
One of the things that's totally annoying to me is that when I am watching South Park, so Wednesdays, they play South Park all day, which to me is also kind of dangerous because you don't want your kids flipping through.
Comedy Central is really not for kids at any time at this point.
But if you are and it looks like a cartoon, it's on during the day.
Now, they don't censor, okay?
And now, if you get past a certain point, like in the night, I think like 8 p.m. Eastern, they curse too, you know, and they'll say everything on there.
So it's pretty much like watching the R-rated South Park movie that got an NC-17, I think, four times, guys, before they let it come out.
I mean, that's as hardcore as it gets.
So I really like that they play that.
And you're right.
It is no holds bar, but it's common sense, right?
People don't understand.
Like, South Park was so ahead of the game that their mentally ill teacher character who had an insane puppet who he was talking to, who was also in the early days, folks, associated with pedophilia and Nambla, and they also had a chicken lover episode.
That person, okay, transitioned into a woman and tried to take over women for many seasons.
And they pointed out that absurdity on many occasions.
I'm not sure if you've seen the 300 spoof yet.
I saw the one with the macho man.
Yes.
So that's actually more recent, though.
Much more recent.
Because eventually what happens with Garrison is he's a mentally insane person.
And yes, he transitions into a woman.
And they run with that storyline for seasons because this is, again, a show now that's done social commentary for 25 plus years, everybody.
Just to let everybody know.
And some of the best.
Even though they've literally attacked me personally and made me into a effeminate Hardly boy in the 9-11 episode.
I want to point that out.
And I'm still going to defend them because they're funny.
They're funny.
You know, kind of fuck you for that, guys, but you're still pretty funny.
So throughout that, he transitions back.
Okay.
And the insanity just continues with that person.
Now, there are episodes where, for instance, he goes into a lesbian bar called Lesbos.
Starts getting in fist fights with women.
Again, they play it dead pan and show you the absurdity throughout the seasons and even fight the Persians from coming in and trying to take over the bar.
And it's like a funny thing.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
I remember that one.
Yes, yes.
Remember the Persians.
So they're ahead of the game on so many things.
I know people are.
Yes, and now it's like, it's like, it's reality.
Like that stuff we were laughing about almost 10 years ago.
Ha ha ha.
How absurd.
It's like coming true now.
Well, I'll say this.
You know, I'm a huge fan.
Like, I've been Randy Marsh at least two times on Halloween.
I mean, I've got a homemade Randy Marsh costume.
Like, I made like a cutout so I actually look like it.
It's perfect.
One year after he murdered Winnie the Pooh, I went around with like Winnie the Pooh and Piglet and I was strangled.
Funny stuff.
That got them banned in the entire nation of China.
Now, I did a video back in the day because it was so absurd that a TV show that was running parody, all right, was now not just the ones that were, you know, criticizing China and Chinese censorship, which they I just saw them recently play again.
You know, basically, Randy's going over there.
He wants to cut deals.
Disney wants to cut deals, you know, and everybody's cutting deals.
But you got to censor.
You got a censor.
And the irony is that what did they do?
They didn't just censor those episodes.
They banned South Park in that country.
They immediately censored 20 plus years worth of comedy.
And in my opinion, just disappeared.
Social 20 years of social commentary that successfully has penetrated the global zeitgeist, gone.
Does that not alarm?
That's the model, guys.
I'm not mad at the Chinese people.
That's what they want for everybody.
And, you know, that's actually probably a good segue into this story.
We got some clips I want to run.
We may or may not be able to play everything here, but that just means we leave YouTube.
We go to Rockfin, Rumble, keep Rockfinning, keep Rumbling.
Rumble, yo, man, I'll tell you what, our last week's show across the board, I think, from the Rumble uploads, this, first of all, it dominated the YouTube.
I think we got like 5,000 on YouTube, which isn't terrible, but you know how it goes.
I think on banned.video alone, we got 17,000.
I think overall, we almost got 100,000 between all the platforms.
So thank you, Red Voice Media, for all the reposts.
And thank you for Rumble and all that other stuff for letting us grow because YouTube, no, they don't, no bueno.
17,000 Views And Counting00:08:50
Not only can I not make money on that platform, not that you can make real money on Rumble, but there's really no growth.
So John, you got this lovely.
Yes, this was in my email today.
Tell us what it is.
They're lubing everybody up.
They're getting your anus ready for insertion.
Insertion of that green new deal.
The smart thermostats on all the houses, too.
They're trying to push that, right?
And all that is is they're going to be able to remotely shut off your power whenever they want to because they're keeping such close eyeballs on everything you're doing.
Well, did you see what they put in the new iPhone at?
Oh, geez.
Oh, oh, John.
I think I did.
I heard it's the new, it's the new update.
Yeah, so in the new update now, it's an automatic.
They select it for you.
You'd have to unselect it.
But, John, if you're charging your phone and not using green energy, they're going to slow that charge down.
You naughty.
You naughty boy.
So let's read this.
You say there's like How much energy actually is made up by clean energy?
Like a percent, like one percent?
Who decides what clean energy is?
It's jackassery, it's tomfoolery.
It's yeah, because even the solar panels and the wind turbines and the water turbines, all those things take fossil fuels to make and build and operate, like get those things up and running.
Right?
So, if you don't have those things, if you don't, you know, and then the energy they make, like you have to store it, so then you have batteries, and the batteries have toxic chemicals.
And like, where does it start?
Where does it end?
You cannot, you cannot have wind turbines without fossil fuels to make the parts to build the wind turbines.
That's where we're at right now.
And once again, this is about command and control.
We can point out really just dozens of hypocrisies.
And in fact, the Nord Stream pipeline, among them, that'll get actually that's a good segue after we read this because they're telling you they want climate credits because we need to control the carbon output, right, John?
Let's read this.
This March, your utility bill will include a credit identified as the California Climate Credit.
Good for us, huh?
That's good news.
Your household and millions of others throughout the state will receive this credit on your utility bills.
Thank you.
The California Climate Credit is part of California's efforts to fight climate change.
Oh, I'm so thank you, California.
This credit is from a state program that requires power plants, nuclear gas providers, and others, large industries that emit greenhouse gases to buy carbon pollution permits.
The credit on your shakedown.
It's another bureaucratic shakedown to get more money from these companies.
And they're going to use it to get more money from us with more taxation and more control over us, with restricting our credit score and what we can use our central bank currencies, digital central bank currencies.
They're going for total enslavement.
And again, if you believe these people and they're so worried about carbon, then they wouldn't have just blown up the Nord Stream pipeline because the Nord Stream pipeline just emitted a ton of carbon.
Maybe the most man-made carbon disaster of modern times.
They also would not permit the military to emit as much carbon as they want and not report it under military.
Probably the U.S. military is probably the number one producer of carbon emissions, anyways.
Of course, they are in the world.
By a lot.
By a ton.
Well, how about we shut that down?
Shut that down and then.
No, no, no.
We can still fly to Florida when we want to.
Yeah, we'll use that to control you.
So this is Mike Wallace, MEP, and good for him because he's calling it right out.
Only last September, Commission President van der Leyen stated that it was paramount to now investigate the Nord Stream pipeline attack and that any deliberate disruption of active European energy is unacceptable and will lead to the strongest possible response.
The strongest possible response.
Well, put a surprise-winning reporter, Seymour Hirsch, probably the most legendary investigative journalist alive, just published a report that presents detailed claims that on President Biden's orders, the U.S., with Norway's help, blew up the Nord Stream pipelines.
Hirsch has a long track record of journalistic integrity.
This was a premeditated terrorist attack on European critical infrastructure.
It was also environmental terrorism.
Does the EU care?
Do you need to know who did it?
Or do you want to know?
Hersch says the U.S. did it.
They just asked him.
They just asked him, did they do it?
Or do you just ask them questions anymore?
Have we become so subservient?
Has the EU become so subservient to US Empire?
It just can't even ask them if they did it.
Is it a fucking joke?
You know, fucking joke.
That's nice.
It was great.
It's great.
And that leads us into this.
Because you were talking about how they're just kind of sneaking it in.
They're doing it without us voting on it.
They're just saying, well, we passed this act in 2006 about global warming.
And then they pretend that everybody thinks it's awesome.
Yeah.
Oh, it's awesome.
All right.
So here's another example of awesome.
Okay.
Yeah, it's great.
All this cake needs is flour, eggs, and 20 grams of dead insects.
No, you haven't misheard.
A team of scientists at Belgium's University of Ghent are trying to find a way to substitute dairy in cakes, cookies, and waffles.
They say deriving grease from insects is more green than dairy production.
Lies.
They are more sustainable because they use less land.
They are more efficient converting feed to wheat.
They also use less water to produce.
And in this case, they can be produced within Europe.
That will decrease the footprint that other type of food sources bring.
When they're looking at this stuff, they're looking at it from a profits point of view.
It has nothing to do with what's actually better for you to eat or what's more nutritious.
When they say it, it's actually more whatever, convenient, or it's better to raise the bugs, or you're cheaper to raise the bugs.
They're talking about they make more profits.
Companies will make more profits off of feeding you bugs than feeding a cow because it's easier for them to raise the bugs.
It's easier for them to make bugs than it is to like take care of a cow and not factory farm it and abuse the animal and all that stuff.
Well, I think that's absolutely one of the aspects of it because at the end of the day, look who's invested in it, right?
And it ends up being a powder protein, so it's easy to ship.
It's much more manageable.
And they'll still get to have their own little farms and they'll eat.
They'll have their meat and they'll have their wagyu and they'll have their little beef or whatever.
But the slaves, all the useless eaters, we get our little bar of green gel.
Nutritious green gel bar.
Ooh.
You know what?
It'll be a hologram or a deep fake of Randy Macho Man Savage selling it to us like as a beef jerky substitute with Sasquatch, which they'll tell us has been discovered and is working with the aliens that we need to fight in World War IV, John.
That's in the metaverse.
Sorry, let's just continue because this woman, look at her face.
This is who I want to tell me what to eat.
Because they come from far away, let's say South America or Southeast Asia.
By soaking the insects in a little bit of water and then mushing them with a kitchen blender before centrifuges separate a butter-like substance, a grease is made which the team used to bake with.
But how does it go down outside of the lab?
For me, there's no difference.
So it's actually better.
Do you think you would eat insect fat cakes again?
Yeah.
Why not?
Why not?
I don't think so.
No?
The team say that consumers can't taste the difference when a quarter of the milk butter is replaced with the fat from the insects.
But they start to notice when it gets to the halfway mark.
Cartel Money Laundering Revelations00:09:53
So who knows?
One day you could be munching on a cockroach croissant as you head to the office or making your nearest and dearest a Beetle birthday cake.
A Beetle birthday cake, John.
Oh, what kind of cake do you want this year for her birthday?
Roach powder.
I want the Roach Powder.
You know that's what your boys cake for.
Spiders.
Well, your guys have got to be.
If my niece is about to turn 14, you got one teenager at least now, right?
9 and 11.
9 and 11, huh?
Almost there.
Both double digits, yeah.
They just grow up so there.
So, Fitch, I forgot to bring this up last week.
I alluded to it before we got on the show.
But in Conor McGregor, it's terrible person news.
Okay.
Just so everybody knows, the latest allegations, the charge have been dropped.
And allegedly, the person who was accusing him of the assault on the boat, you know, the one where he allegedly broke her wrist.
Allegedly punched in picture.
She had to jump off the boat to survive.
Got rescued.
Yeah, yeah, got rescued by Red Cross, allegedly.
Had their car torched by arsonists, and apparently was also, their home was attacked before she dropped the charges.
But he's in the clear.
He's in the clear.
I also believe he's not in Usada's testing pool yet.
I don't know why he would be because everything is so damn corrupt, right?
Let's see.
See Republic.
We're living in banana times.
It's wild.
So here's something that's pretty wild.
What we're looking at here, and we'll play just a short little part of it in a moment, is we're looking at testimony that just took place on the state level that was accusing Katie Hobbs, the opponent of Christy Lake, or yeah, Christy Lake that many people think stole the election.
Whoa, controversial, Jason.
There's this 42-minute deposition where this woman is accusing Katie Hobbs of, well, I'll just, I'll let Katie Hobbs tell you because I thought that this video might be fake.
But after I realized what Katie Hobbs was referring to, John, let's see what you think about this.
No setup for Fitch.
No, you all have one burning question.
I'm only going to answer it once.
No, I'm not involved with the Sonoa cartel.
I'm not taking bribes from men, and I'm not laundering their money.
So, just kidding.
Anyway, just kidding, anyway.
So, for those that did, I don't love the music behind it, but listen to what she just said.
Now, first of all, she didn't want to take questions.
So, she just answered the one question that she knew everybody was going to ask her after this deposition.
Okay.
Let's hear again what she's being accused of.
No, you all have one burning question.
I'm only going to answer it once.
No, I'm not involved with the Sonoa cartel.
I'm not taking bribes from men, and I'm not laundering their money.
So, just kidding.
Anyway, just kidding, anyway.
That's the woman that beat Carrie Lake.
And I, you know.
Like, are people surprised?
Are people surprised in any way that a government official is got cartel people in their pockets?
How do you think the fentanyl is getting through the border?
Let's just say this, John.
I don't want to make any accusations because I don't know much about this Hobbs woman.
I'm sure she won that election.
You know, usually, when you're a very popular politician, John, like Katie Hobbs is, when you go to something like the Phoenix Open in the state that you're now the governor of, they boo you Out of the place.
I mean, I'm sure everything's on the up and up.
So I'm just going to play a random moment of what this woman's saying.
We're going to, I remember at this point around here, I think she's talking about cartel money laundering.
Okay, so let's just hear what she's got to say.
This is testimony from the 23rd.
Our report contains 47 separate filings.
I have provided you with a packet, and I do apologize that I failed to, my assistant failed to number the pages, but pages 11 to 14 show you those detail those 47 findings that we have in our report.
I am going to just mention a few of those that are very pertinent to this committee.
As I mentioned, beginning in Illinois, Idaho, and Iowa, in the early 80s, cash earned or otherwise collected in the sale of illegal narcotics and human trafficking activities conducted by the Sinaloa and Cartel had been laundered through the purchase of single-family residences.
Laundering of this cartel money in Arizona through purchase and sale of the single-family residence began in and about 1994 and focused on new construction, particularly in Santan Valley, Litchfield Park, Goodyear, and Avondale.
Cartel monies mostly came from illicit narcotic sales, which include crystal meth, cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl, as well as human trafficking.
In addition to purchase and sales of single-family residents, cash is laundered through inflated and falsified construction invoices, falsified charitable donations, tuitions paid on fake students allegedly attempting private, allegedly attending private trade schools, and falsified bankruptcies.
Wells Fargo Bank bankers in Arizona and in multiple additional states have engaged in opening, checking, and direct deposit accounts for phantom people.
Resources, including city government officials and agencies in Mesa.
Arizona has also been integral in the laundering activities.
Since 2010, money laundering has exceeded $7.5 billion.
In Arizona, laundered cash.
Yeah, and now she's getting to the municipalities.
And they started doing stuff, but they were doing stuff in 90s.
She was talking about 96 before, right?
Yeah, now she was going all the way back to 94, I think, because she was talking about, I guess, the cartels.
She was talking about Iowa, Idaho, and Illinois, right?
And saying basically they were coming through there and then they were using these purchases of one-family homes to launder the money, but they were using Arizona banks.
And now she's talking about the municipalities also being involved.
And now she's saying since the past, what, I guess, 13 years, she's accounted for $7.5 billion in this.
Let's play a little more.
Cash is used in part to bribe elected and appointed public officials and their support staff.
The principal preparers of the documents necessary to affect the racketeering enterprise are Donna Ray Charvitz, a resident of Mesa, and her daughter, Brittany Ray Charvitz.
To date, more than 10,000 falsified documents have been recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder's Office.
We estimate that more than 35,000 warranty deeds and trust deeds evidencing fraudulent transactions exist in the database.
The number of falsified notarizations exceeds over 15,000.
Donna and Brittany participate in racketeering activities, which also include facilitating the bribes to the public officials, tax evasion, payroll theft, bankruptcy fraud, insurance fraud, and extortion.
The city of Mesa is a racketeering organization, as that term is defined in 18 USC section 1961.
I mean, this woman does kill it.
I mean, she's she's murdering it right now.
This see, what everybody does need to understand is this is how it works.
Think about what she's saying.
You got people on low levels that are making the connections, and then they're filing the paperwork, and then phantom people are getting scholarships that don't occur.
They're doing the construction, but they're inflating it by five, ten, twenty million dollars on the project, and that money just disappears, just disappears, everybody.
To protect the enterprise, civil rights are systematically and systematically and systemically violated to preserve racketeering activities.
Fines and outrageous cash bonds are used to collect monies, which are then skimmed and redirected into the racketeering enterprises.
The City of Mesa Police Department operates within it a private police department that is used to support and protect racketeering enterprises.
Officers participating in this force are compensated with monies paid through the phony mortgage schemes and other related schemes.
Officers operating within this private force systemically violate our Fourth Amendment rights by breaking and entering into private properties, wiretapping, computer hacking, cell phone hacking, and by using relative related surveillance techniques without warrant.
Masculinity Under Fire00:13:40
I'm going to stop it there.
Again, this is a 42-minute presentation, guys.
We watched about three minutes of it.
I will say her stylist did a terrible job.
She looks like a goth meatloaf.
And she's like nailing it, and she should have on like something.
Yeah, she shouldn't be.
Yeah, you would have gone a little brighter with that?
A little bit.
Maybe.
And maybe she's going for like the Grim Reaper, like delivering the news.
Well, she's also got the conflicting people in the white behind her.
That does her no good.
You know what I'm saying?
It blacks her out a little bit.
You can barely see her face.
It does.
Yeah, think about these things, man.
Like, optics matter.
The way people see you and observe you changes the way they think about you.
You're right.
You're 100% right, man.
You're not wrong on that.
That's why so many people go with the what, the fake it till you make it nonsense.
I hate the fake it till you make it nonsense.
I'm more of a direct person, but at the same time, that doesn't mean you can't put forward your best.
I kind of go with it because when you get as old as me, you realize that nobody really knows what the hell they're doing.
As old as you, Fitch, everybody else is faking it pretty much too.
So aren't we the same exact age?
I was thinking about it.
Are you about to be 44?
I just turned 45.
You just turned 45.
Okay.
I'll be 44 this summer.
It's not like you're running to the end of the road, man.
Almost there, man.
Well, I do think about it.
You know, more than likely, we're about more than halfway through our lives.
I don't think I want to get to 90, 100.
You know, I want to do all those things.
But I also have to be realistic, right?
My grandmother is 98.
Really?
99 is August.
And she's still a whip, still smart, still fluid, lucid, talks a lot, talks a lot, and does things, you know.
Gardens, still active.
So like, yeah, she's doing good.
I mean, exactly.
Like, you can live a rich life.
I think a lot of it not only has to do with what you physically choose to do, but what you're mentally doing all the time.
You know, I think that's a big part of it.
People don't often associate that at the same time.
All right, I got a bunch of stories here.
Let's hit through them, Fitch.
And I got a Clay Higgins clip I also want to play.
More than a dozen whistleblowers came forward to claim Hunter Biden was involved in potentially criminal activity.
Republican Senator reveals for the first time during grilling of Merrick Garland.
So they're having these hearings.
This is grassly here.
Let's just play it.
So reports of wrongdoing are normally reported to whatever the appropriate department component is.
It might be U.S. Attorney's offices in the district in which it allegedly took place.
It might be to the directly to FBI components and to FBI task forces.
In cases involving whistleblowers, of course, there are specific provisions for making complaints to the Inspector General's Office or the Office of Professional Responsibility or the Inspections Division of the FBI.
Recent lawfully protected whistleblower disclosures to my office indicate that the Justice Department and the FBI had at one time over a dozen sources that provided potentially criminal information relating to Hunter Biden.
The alleged volume and similarity of the information would demand that the Justice Department investigate the truth and accuracy of the information according to what's accordingly, what steps has the Justice Department taken to determine the truth and accuracy of information provided?
Congress and the American people, I think, have a right to know.
So as the committee well knows from my confirmation hearing, I promised to leave the matter of Hunter Biden in the hands of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware who was appointed in the previous administration.
So any information like that should have gone or should or should have gone to that U.S. Attorney's offices and the FBI squad that's working with him.
I have pledged not to interfere with that investigation and I have carried through on my pledge.
That's a bunch of bullshit.
I mean, literally, you just had Grassley say there was at least a dozen people say criminal activity happened.
Now, forget about the laptops, burisma, prior to the laptops, criminal, Ukraine, criminal, criminal things.
Then baseline with the laptop.
Baseline, the gun charges.
That's baseline.
Forget about all the crack and the blow and the hookers and the trafficking of the women and the possible underage stuff.
Forget about all that.
The Ukraine corruption was over the top.
Garland is, it's disgusting.
So listen, that's the cover-up crew.
That's the spokesman for the cover-up crew.
Just like Christopher Wray is there to be the spokesperson for the FBI and their cover-up crew.
This is the Department of Justice and the other cover-up crew.
Merrick Garland is a terrible person.
Just want to point that out.
Fitch, any thoughts?
Yeah, they're terrible people.
I just can't.
Just the tone of everything they say just sounds like a lie.
It sounds like they're scared to say it because they know that they're lying.
Some of these old guys, they're not as good.
They're not as sharp, not as psychopathic as a lot of their counterparts.
And they seem like they get a little scared.
This administration is an embarrassment top to bottom.
It's ridiculous.
It's a clown show everywhere.
Like from the president to the vice president, like you, you have half a brain cell between the two of them.
I mean, it's gotta be the dumbest duo to be in the white house ever.
Ever.
I don't think they could finish whatever the Connect the Dot thing or a get out of the maze puzzle at the restaurant.
You know, the kids' puzzles and games.
I don't think they would figure it out.
Really?
They don't.
Bro, I mean, I was looking, I mean, Mark Milley, unimpressive.
Merrick Garland, unimpressive.
Tony Blinken, unimpressive.
All these people putting forward, as much as I dislike the Bush administration, Rumsfeld, old man, very competent, ruthless.
Paul Wolfowitz, old man, very competent and ruthless.
Dick Cheney, old man, very competent and ruthless.
As much as I dislike them, and I knew they seeth with evil, I was never like, these are such soft, unimpressive men.
No, I'm like, yes.
Like, I was like, this is the guard for Darth Vader, right?
Like, that's the feeling.
Like, this is the empire.
They were evil, but they were, yeah, they were competent.
They knew what they were doing.
They did evil shit with their chin up, and they sounded like they knew what they were talking about when they were doing it.
It's terrible.
Terrible.
All right.
They didn't stutter their words when they were like, you know, weapons of mass destruction and mission accomplished.
Colin Powell and Dick Cheney, look, you just put balls on all of them, I think.
Just huge balls.
I think that's the problem is after, you know, something happened around 2010 where the testosterone just evacuated the country and now you have all these low-T people in authority.
Did you see the Kamala embarrass husband video about toxic masculinity?
The Kamala embarrassed video, the hubby?
I didn't see, I didn't see.
Oh, no.
Maybe we got to do that live.
Let's do this.
How could she embarrass embarrassing herself?
No.
Kamala Harris, husband, toxic masculinity.
We do it live.
Thumbs it up.
Subscribe and share, everybody.
Okay.
Let's see if we can just find the video.
I don't want the five talking about it.
Come on.
Here we go.
He's got it right here.
It's on people.com.
People.
CNN.
With the notion of men taking a step back and being openly supportive of a woman who has a bigger role and a bigger job than the man does.
The second gentleman.
Are you trying to intentionally destigmatize that?
Definitely.
Definitely.
Please think about it.
I do.
I do.
Not at the beginning because this was a no-brainer, but now that I'm in the role and you really see like not all men naturally.
What does this guy do?
It's Kamala Harris's husband.
So he doesn't have a job.
He didn't make money before.
Oh, I have no idea why she married him.
I'm sure she.
So the pretense in the first place is gross to me.
Right?
Like, what does she do?
Why is that?
Why is that vice president?
That's a joke position, quite honestly.
What do you do?
You don't do anything.
And she's doing a terrible job at it.
But like, this guy has probably made crazy amounts of money doing crazy business stuff because, you know, Kamala don't broke with no broke whatever, you know?
And they just context.
Like she's automatically more superior and what she's doing is more superior than him.
I think it's, I just think it's hilarious.
Well, let's continue.
It gets worse.
Because to me, it's like, oh, that's cute.
You're a vice president.
That's cute.
Like, I'm not impressed.
See, to me, you don't do anything.
It depends.
Pence was pretty much just an emissary for everything MAGA, right?
He's like a cheerleader as he passed on and then a betrayer and Judas at the end.
Well, he was a token to try to try to soften up the never Trumpers.
That, and I think, reach out to the evangelicals too, because he was very like the Christian, that kind of thing.
But I would say, you know, obviously Gore had different ambitions, and he was really an emissary for the green movement behind the scenes.
So he had a purpose.
And before him, he's doing chick stuff.
Well, I'd say this: Bush is doing chick stuff.
And then Bush, Bush was the only guy who actually was doing some legit stuff.
Like he was doing some, he was pulling some strings from behind.
Well, when I say that, Gore, listen, I'm not saying he's brilliant, but Gore was kind of there to be the guy that legitimized the United Nations and legitimized the money.
Who was the guy before Gore?
It was Seniors.
The guy that spelled potato wrong.
Was Quayle.
Quayle was.
He was from Indiana.
Yeah, well, remember, Quayle was pitted as the moron because one of the morons.
Vice president.
But because of the potato incident.
He spelled potato with an E.
And that, yeah, yeah.
That was the.
Well, I'm just making a point of like, what else do they do?
What else do they do?
Like, oh, oh, Al Gore, oh, he whined.
He whined about the environment a bunch.
So now a bunch of people keep whining about it and trying to take away our gas stoves and stuff.
Well, listen.
Like, I don't know.
I mean, they're there in case the president gets killed.
And that's really it.
I don't think it's anything to look up to.
I think that this guy makes it a lot worse when he starts talking bad about men.
Would do this and would push back.
And then there's this toxicity, this masculine idea of what a man is that's out there that is just not correct.
And that's something that you really see when you're doing this.
And it's something I just want to push back on.
How do you define masculinity?
Masculinity is loving your family, caring about your family, and being there for your family and supporting them each and every way.
And like, no one would say I'm not tough, and no one would ever accuse me of not being there and sticking up.
You don't get to redefine masculinity.
You don't.
And all these people, they want to redefine it to make it fit there, whatever.
Masculinity is masculinity.
If I have an interior designer and I tell them, hey, I got this much money to spend on fixing this room up.
I want this den.
I want you to make this den super ultra-masculine.
Okay.
They can take that.
You know, I like these kind of colors.
I like these kind of fabrics.
They'll go and do that room.
And then they'll come in there and they'll have mahogany wood and leather and cigars and whiskey bottles.
Right?
And we know inherently what masculinity is.
And there's no such thing as toxic masculinity.
There's only the absence of masculinity.
When a man acts feminine, that's when you get what they label toxic masculinity.
Well, let's let him finish up because he's Doug Am.
He's the second gentleman.
I also care about people.
I'm compassionate, empathetic.
So we're kind of mixing up this concept that if somehow a man shows kindness or empathy or consideration for others, that's somehow not masculine.
And that is just not okay.
I actually saw a different clip of the second gentleman.
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When is this?
See, this is October 28th, 2022.
He was actually a little gentler on that one.
The shit he was saying before was even worse.
All right, let's continue on.
Sir Han Sirhan denied parole.
And because he refuses to reveal the reason for his 1968 murder of Robert Kennedy Jr.
Well, it's probably because he's an MK Ultra subject and had no idea what was going on, everybody.
And that's sorry, you know.
I mean, there's the story we should be declassifying everything surrounding that assassination as well, right now, today.
Mayor 47 of College Park in Maryland is arrested on 56 CP charges, okay?
But he says he's stepping down to deal with his mental health.
How about he should be in prison for the rest of his life?
Because obviously, this man is not a good person.
So, yeah, guys, just, you know, again, we're there.
This is a shop-bought drone landing on a Russian spy plane that was blown up.
This is how it goes, guys.
Take a good look.
So, they landed a drone on a spy plane.
Watch.
They get this little, you know, commercial drone, probably cost you a few hundred to twelve hundred bucks or so, but like something equivalent to like a DJI Mavic, right?
And then I think what happens is they basically fit it with a tracking device, and then the tracking device goes after this once this goes up and it blows it out of the sky, or it just targets it for later.
I mean, you could strap C4 on it and do enough damage to ground that plane.
It's got to be able to hold the weight and still be able to be controlled if it's a commercial one.
Obviously, you can design as the technology of those motors gets a little stronger.
Yeah, oh, well, I think as far as like a military two-pound charge or three-pound charge or whatever, like oh, I probably do a lot worse, but I'm just saying that this is something that's commercially available and they're utilizing it in warfare.
There it is, it just hangs out there, and then later on it gets a target, it drops the target on it, I think, right there and then leaves that it gets blown up later.
Pat's UFC Insights00:09:33
Isn't that lovely?
It's wild.
Did you watch the Black Mirror metalhead yet?
No, I haven't yet.
No, I know which one you're talking about.
I sent you a little headline, too, something I saw.
I thought it was surprising.
Let's cut to here and then we'll go over the headline here.
Since you showed me the guy with the child porn, fresh to memory.
It's like not all these kids that are getting smuggled through the border are getting trafficked for CP.
Some of them are getting forced to work at like Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom, Ford.
Like there are corporations today in America that are using child slave labor.
Yeah.
That's insane.
That's insane.
This is America, people.
This is America in 2023.
We have a Banana Republic.
We have a drooling, mindless clump of cells as president and a mindless clown cackling all the time as vice president.
And Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom, and Ford have child labor.
Yes, they do, Mr. Fitch.
Yes, they do.
Yes, they do.
On our land, U.S. soil.
We're not talking about like a Chinese factory.
See if the New York Times will let me click on it.
See, they blocked me out.
They want me to subscribe.
Let's see if we can get a.
We'll try and see if we'll get an archive.org.
And then we should talk fights because big fights coming up this weekend.
Jones are gone.
There was a lot of fights last weekend, too.
Alan Belcher, the heavyweight championship, bare knuckles.
That was pretty great.
He dug deep.
He dug real deep.
Let me tell you that right now.
There was some complaining about the second count on his knockdown, second knockdown.
But, you know, let him fight again.
Have a rematch.
It'll be fun.
Listen, that was a good thing.
The card leading up to that was great, anyways.
It always is great.
Melator on Saturday morning.
Amazov looked outstanding, but it's a shame because there's not very many guys left for him to fight.
Not in Melator.
He's got to leave Bellator to go to UFC, and that's part of the Monopoly problem.
Why should Bellator give up one of their top prospects?
Because he could legitimately be somebody who ends up being better than GSP, but we may never see him test it.
We may never get to see him fight the top guys.
And that's because the Monopoly.
And he is a 155 badass, too.
Like, that was a.
Was it 140 or 145?
Is it welterweight?
Well, to weight.
Amazov?
Yeah.
He's a welterweight champ.
Yeah.
Wait, he's 170?
170.
Is he really?
I guess so.
What did he fight?
Storley?
Logan Storley.
Storley, yeah.
It was a rematch.
Yeah, and he put a beating on him for five rounds.
It was a clinic.
Yeah, no, he did.
I wrestled him.
I struck him.
Everything was just levels above.
Big, big European crowd.
We got Baron Uncle coming up actually in Europe out in London this weekend.
And then we got the UFC.
Obviously, this is the big Jones return three plus years.
I don't like him talking about McGregor.
I hate it.
He's like giving a love fest over there.
I'm so sick of the McGregor stuff, dude.
Like, I can't believe they're doing this again.
Like, I can't believe it.
And he's like, oh, he's opening up doors and he's on a Lamborghini yacht.
Come on, Jones.
Come on, man.
You're supposed to be a friggin' preacher's kid.
You know, you're supposed to come from a long line of athletes.
I know.
He's the last guy.
He's the last guy that's going to hold anybody accountable for anything.
It's not going to happen.
I know, but that's so interesting.
But I will say this.
I saw pictures for the first time the other day, today, whatever, about John Jones, side-by-side comparisons.
My girl sent me a picture, actually, because she was making fun of John Jones' calves because he doesn't have any.
He's got zero cash, pencil legs.
And you look at the picture, and he just got fat.
I'm like, he's been gone for three years lifting weights and trying to get big.
And I was expecting to see like Hulk, freaking Hulk Jones, but he just looked like middle-aged, divorced, fat Jones.
Okay.
I'm like, what's going on?
Huh.
But I still think he's going to be Cyril, probably.
Well, what if Gone comes in there with the kickboxing and goes for the damn legs?
No one's done.
I think Jones will still have speed on him.
And I think he'll still be able to move.
I think he'll move better and still be able to make Cyril miss.
My problem with Cyril again is that he doesn't have that like, it doesn't seem like he has that ape out.
I'm going to kill you Mike Tyson mentality when it's fight time.
You know what I mean?
He's a little, he's technical.
He's big.
I get it.
But like there's an internal ferocity, I feel like, that is kind of lacking.
And I don't know if I've ever seen him have to dig deep and use that kind of energy to pull through something in a fight.
Interesting indeed.
Fitch, tell people where they can find your stuff, how they can support you, my man.
John Fitch on that.
Time for losing other.
I got John Fitch knows nothing, Sunday nights at seven on the left coast.
I've got my Fitch Pilled series, trying to teach some of you guys some stuff about life.
And then I have Learn to Fight.
Trying to learn to teach you guys some stuff about violence and why you need to learn how to fight.
It's not good enough an excuse to say whatever.
I carry a gun.
I carry a knife.
I live in a safe neighborhood.
The police will protect me.
None of those things are good enough of an answer.
You need to learn how to fight.
Period.
So I should have my practical self-defense course should be available soon.
I'm hoping to launch it on Sunday during my show.
But it should be available.
So are we going to do Wednesday night this time?
You think from now on?
For right now, it looks okay.
Yeah, okay.
All right.
So we'll try to do Wednesday night.
And folks, we're going to.
We'll see.
Because, yeah, I had some class stuff getting moved.
Hey, man.
We can always work around it.
You know, I'm doing the morning show and nighttime.
It's fun to do this one.
So everybody knows I call the Caged Aggression events.
I'm going to be doing that in about three weeks.
Chat GPT wrote this commercial for myself, Pat Militich, and a surprise guest star, Fitch.
I'm probably going to get a copyright strike at the end of it, but that's fine.
It's YouTube.
We're going to do it.
If you are in the quad cities, everybody, I'm encouraging everybody to get it.
Take the hounds and put on your fighting pants because we're getting ready to rumble in the jungle of Caged Aggression's final three-night event, the trilogy.
I'm your host, Paul of Famer and former UFC champion Pat Militich, and I'm joined by my boy Jason Burmas.
Jason, we're like two kids in a candy store getting ready to sink our teeth into Caveside Commentary.
That's right, Pat.
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It's going to be a wild ride, folks.
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I can already feel the excitement in the air, Pat.
And I'm so excited I might actually jump in the cage and be somebody's ass myself.
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And make sure to crap.
Okay, cut.
All right, Pat.
Take 20.
What's going on here, Pro?
Is it an amateur hour?
What's going on?
I think it's missing something, though.
There's something that's not here that we need to have.
What's it neat, Pat?
More cowbell?
I gotta have more cowbell.
Pull it.
Nice.
Yes.
Congratulations to Mr. Pulver on the Hall of Fame.
You know, he's calling a lot of fights over on Twitch for the UFC.
We always wish him the best.
We will be back next week.
Fitch, one more time.
Where can they find the shows?
And Fight TV because Fight TV carries your stuff too.
We should be promoting that.
Yeah, Fight TV does carry John Fitch knows nothing.
I always forget, kind of, though, I push it out there, but because they don't have a chat box set up for the Fight TV stuff.
Well, it's good just to be on the network because there are people, for instance, that are on the Fight TV pass for BKFC.
You know, that's usually where I find it in the email list there.