Election Audits The Jimmy Dore Show RFK Jr. And Hawaii With Pasta Jardula
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Hey, everybody, Jason Burmes here, and my next guest just loves me to say that.
He just can't help every time he calls me to intro with that.
He doesn't even say, hey, everybody, Craig Pasta Jardoula here.
He says, hey, everybody, Jason Burmes here.
And that's what's fun about my guest today.
You know, before we get all serious about election stuff and Hawaii and you doing the Jimmy Door stuff and big time and all that, I was reflecting today while I was in the bathroom on the can, actually, and where we often reflect.
And I was thinking to myself, you know, this is actually the second major election cycle that I've known this guy.
And we've actually talked at length just beyond that first interaction where we had like a rock fin quiz show panel.
And I'm thinking to myself, man, time is flying.
Like we're literally about two presidential cycles deep.
It's four plus years.
And then I reflected on the fact that not only, you know, have we met each other a couple times, but we were actually together on January 6th, which is just like kind of one of those moments in time that you don't forget.
So you're going to be, no matter what happens in the future, dude, with either of us, you're kind of in, I think we're like duly ingrained in each other's brains just through historical events.
And one of the things I was telling my audience the other day about how important your work is, it's on the ground.
Like you're actually doing it firsthand.
You're going to these places, you're talking to these people, you're amongst their culture.
You have a perspective a lot of people can only dream of having.
So congratulations on all the recent success.
Congratulations on all the hard work that you've been doing because you've definitely earned it.
So before we get into everything that's going on right now, I want to go all the way back to how you got into this thing because I think that that's really important.
I had Nico on last week.
I discussed the same thing.
And I said, you know, it's important for people to understand that voter fraud, especially, which is really your forte and you've expanded quite a bit, is not just like a right or left issue.
It's not even like a United States issue.
It's a global issue on the integrity of whether or not the people that are supposed to represent you, the electorate, okay, can and will be held accountable for what they do.
Correct?
1,000% correct.
And remember, Jason, it's election fraud that I'm an expert at, not voter fraud, but voter fraud is tied to election fraud.
But the language is important, right?
Voter fraud is the theory that individuals are committing fraud by illegally voting, voting twice, trying to change the outcome by themselves.
It's the individual itself.
When you say voter fraud, you're talking about the voter.
But election fraud, something that we've experienced here in the United States, right?
That's a whole body, an entity, a cartel, a conspiracy, a group gaming the system for their own personal needs or their own group's needs.
So, yeah, I mean, and it's kind of funny, too, as well.
You know, and thank you for all the great words.
They do mean a lot to me because it's so funny.
You're talking about January 6th.
For me, January 6th was also a turning point.
It wasn't when I started.
I obviously started about seven years, almost seven years ago, when me and Fiorella got together.
And all of a sudden, it's now okay.
When me and Fiorella got together and, you know, we decided that, you know, we were working within the Bernie Sanders campaign.
We thought it was best to provide some form of truth-telling for media that we didn't even see as leftists, as progressives in the Bernie Sanders campaign that we thought we should provide.
It was almost like a responsibility.
But, you know, a lot of things changed after January 6th.
January 6th, when you came up to me and I was outside wearing a mask, you said, Oh, you're wearing a mask.
So many things had happened, you know, just leading up to that.
I realized that I was wearing a mask out of fear for other people.
It's not anything that I believed in.
It's not anything that I thought was really going to keep me safe, but was because a group of people, you know, mainly the progressives at the time, and you know me, I'd started opening up my ideas, my head and my eyes, my nose.
I'd found you, I'd found T-Lav, I'd found, you know, Steve Poikinen, which opened up this whole new world, this whole, you know, the truther community where people searching for the truth.
You know, you guys were cursed off as right-wing, alt-right-wing people.
But for me, I know, right?
For me, it was like, wait a second, there's something here.
And I was already in the election game and seeing what happened and seeing how the progressives just bent the knee and went along, even though this issue affects them more than anything.
Like, if you don't fix elections, you're not going to see a grassroots candidate ever win.
So January 6th was also another, like, a rebirth of pasta of sorts, which led me along to what I'm doing here today.
And the fact that I got the chance to go on the Jimmy Door show, you know, and Jimmy, when he had hired me, I was so surprised because I thought he was going to ask me to fill in for Kurt.
Him asking me to fill in for him and telling me that he was very proud to know me, that I was ahead of the game when it came to COVID, when it came to a lot of leftists.
I was ahead of the game when it came to elections when it came to a lot of leftists.
And a lot of that information from COVID came from the dude I'm talking to right now to open up the door to the fourth industrial revolution and see what's going on.
So it was just like, hey, man, if you listen, keep your eyes and your ears open to all sides, to all people, you can learn a hell of a lot of things.
Don't get me wrong, with the other crew that, you know, my progressive, my populist right friends, we still have a lot of disagreements.
You know, we still have a lot of things we don't, you know, we don't agree on, especially when it comes to China, you know, their outlook in China.
But I think what we have over here now is a very balanced view.
And that's been my journey so far, brother.
Well, you know, I also like the fact that, again, you're on the ground in Brazil, and you give an alternate perspective to Bolsonaro and Leilu.
And, you know, again, within those echo chambers in alternative media or conservative media, there is not a dissident voice.
And I think that's so important.
And again, that's why I love you because you're there.
You're like, well, that's not what I'm seeing.
And let me explain why.
And this is the biometric system they have in place.
This is the culture there.
This is the group of people that's behind these people.
Political Discourse and Alternatives00:14:58
That goes so much farther than the surface level of, you know, the globalists hate this person.
You know, it's much more intricate than that.
And we can still talk about globalism.
And, you know, you talk about all perspectives.
Just today, I was watching Matt Gates with A.G. Garland.
And look, again, I think Gates has his problems, right?
But he gets in there.
And in the middle of it, all of a sudden, he brings up Charles Lieber and his arrest.
And I'm not sure if you're quite aware of Charles Lieber, but Charles Lieber is the guy that was picked up working at Harvard University that was on basically a Chinese payroll where they also had spies within, but he was also with the Defense Department.
And he was working with all sorts of bionan technology, viruses, integrating magnetic waves and resonance waves and frequencies with that bio-nanotech.
And he's serving prison time.
And Miriam Hinane, the B lady, who you've, I'm sure, been on the Union of the Unwanted, had her on her broadcast, has done a lot of really extensive work on Lieber, in particular.
And so is TLAV, by the way.
Gritt Ryan's done a lot of work on that.
And look, I talk about it from time to time, but stick to what I can prove.
Because once we get into that arena of, yes, this is a white paper and yes, this is a program, I don't necessarily know that it could be directly associated with the COVID-19 e4 nightmare.
But just the fact that that made it into the arena of government.
Forget about Hunter Biden and cocaine and guns, et cetera.
Charles Lieber's a big name.
And that lets me know that by having these interactions, right, left, center, whatever, and having these discussions, it is seeping into the mainstream.
And even the people that I think may be, you know, pretty shifty and establishment don't understand how bad it really is.
But when they see that kind of stuff, they start opening their eyes more.
And people like yourself are integral in that.
Well, you know, there's no doubt about it, Jason.
We have changed media, right?
You know, me, you, our crew, people like us, we have definitely changed media.
You know, I used to hear that fat, that, that joke.
What's the difference between the truth and conspiracy theory?
And they say, oh, it's about six months.
Well, that gap is even closing.
It's making shorter.
It's shorter now.
With the Victoria Newman thing, remember, it was like, oh, now it's about six days.
They went from, oh, they're research facilities to bioweapons facilities to there are only bioweapons facilities if the Russians get into it.
But those sort of things are happening.
Then we saw, you know, like less than a couple months later, all the information released that the Pentagon was in fact funding these biolabs.
And, you know, now, even today, as they're sitting in the halls of Congress debating and trying to twist the narrative of the origins of COVID, it's crazy.
You know, and these are a lot of things where people like me.
Like, you know, they said, how did you get it right?
You know, when it came to you were like against the vaccine, the jab right away.
Look how I pause thinking away on YouTube.
It's unbelievable because you still, the thing is that there's this facade that things have changed and you can talk about, no, you can't.
Like Jimmy Door's show gets a lot away with things I could never imagine getting away with.
And that also shows it is when they talk about freedom of speech and freedom of reach.
The reason they're talking about that is because once you have the reach of somebody like Door and the public arena is paying attention, you can pull less bullshit, right?
I'm a little guy.
I mean, the videos that have been pulled on Epstein for cyberbullying or the COVID 1984 stuff, I didn't get anything wrong.
I mean, I would dare to go back to those videos and you look at me playing doctors and people from the American Medical Association saying that there's no evidence that this stops transmission and they're still giving it to people.
And Bill Gates saying, for instance, all the way back in April of 2020, literally like as this is rolling out, you're going to take three to five shots and these are going to be first generation shots and we're going to have to get it.
And people were like, and they might not stop transmission.
He was very open that you were just going to take these things and that was going to be the only way out.
And people looked at me like I had a third head and I'm like, no, they're running this.
It's happening.
So I think a lot of people learn their lessons.
Thank God for people like Doerr that are able to say that.
And thank God for people like Metzger that are able to make a great joke about it and kind of lighten the mood.
I think that's a big thing.
Let's talk about right now.
Let's talk RFK Jr.
Let's talk the primaries.
Let's talk about the fact that it does not appear the Democratic Party not only doesn't want a primary, a true one, but they don't want debates of any sort whatsoever.
I think they're ready to roll with this whole Joe Biden 2024 thing unless there's some kind of step down.
And even then, I don't think they want people vying for the nomination by having debates.
What are your thoughts?
Well, they definitely don't want RFK.
That's for sure.
Yeah.
So, you know, it's kind of interesting, too, as well, what you were just saying right now.
And you're right, nothing has changed.
Russell Bram will show you that.
Like, the fact that they can come out right away and just demonetize somebody because of the court of opinion, right?
The court of public opinion.
So it is kind of crazy.
But, you know, I mean, this situation is a little bit interesting.
You know, as an election integrity activist, I can tell you that nothing has really changed with our elections either.
You know, there are some areas they have pinpointed.
You know, the populist right who's got into this whole election integrity thing since the Donald Trump elections has not really done it complete justice because they're still looking for the fraud within a system built for fraud.
You know, that's the biggest problem.
They would have been better at their rallying crying, going, eliminate mass mailouts.
You know what I'm saying?
Eliminate drop boxes.
But instead, you get movies like 2,000 Mules who, you know, Donald Trump goes, I think it should have won a nomination.
But when you look at it, his suggestion is to do what?
Let's put cameras on drop boxes.
No, you have to eliminate the drop boxes.
And with the megaphone that Jimmy Doerr has given me and being able to talk about Hawaii and blasted out, I've made a decision that this Friday I'm going to bring my first election video.
And I'm going to show what a clean, fair, transparent election looks like.
And I'm going to show what it looks like in Nicaragua.
You know what I'm saying?
So, I mean, the whole thing with RFK is that he has to still deal with all these hurdles out there in which I'm sorry.
You know, there looks like they're pushing the whole COVID thing so they can get back to mass mailouts again.
You know, you got Dr. Cohen from the CDC saying, everybody get caught up on your shots.
It's out there again.
Joe Biden with the mask on taking the thing.
So it looks like they might do it again.
And, you know, RFK has to go through that whole situation.
But the thing about it for me is, and even though he's not a perfect candidate, he's got his issues.
I surely don't like his stance on Israel.
I mention it all the time.
I think it's a little ludicrous that he's running in the Democratic Party when they've come out and said, because our good friend Nico House, that they can fix an election anytime they want to.
They can go in the back room, full of cigar smoke, pick whoever they want.
He does bring this kind of political discourse that I think hits on both sides of the aisle.
You know, the stuff that we talk about that makes it into the media now that didn't make it in back in the days when you're talking about Matt Gates on the floor.
RFK talks that language.
He's on both sides.
He understands the existential threats, the CBDCs, but yet he uses language like, I don't want to go to war with China.
I want to go to economic war with China.
I want to compete against them, which is the mindset we need to be at.
So when it comes to RFK, the thing I find so intriguing about him as a candidate is the political discourse that he brings to the table.
And that's important because we still, Jason, despite everything that's happened, besides this time of acceleration, we still have a population that is comatose when it comes to political discourse and political knowledge.
So to me, RFK is shining a light on those areas that are very, very necessary.
And despite him being a pro-Zionist person, which he's, you know, he went extra to go down and kiss the keister of the Israeli lobbyists, he still is a pro-peace candidate.
He still acknowledges that our migration problem, even though he doesn't lead with it, he's talking about the border, but he does acknowledge that our empire, our presence, our building of these bases, which is an occupation in Latin America.
I talked about it yesterday on the Jimmy Dorse show when everybody's going, you know, in New York, like, why are they here?
They're invading.
They're doing this.
We can't take this.
Nobody's talking about the cause.
Well, RFK is one of those candidates who acknowledge that our occupation, the bases in Latin America, that's destabilizing these countries, and that's why they're coming.
And that's something that's really, really important to me because the Americans really got to start to grasp what we do empire-wise when we go out all around the globe acting as the police state everywhere.
It needs to stop.
We need to call it out.
I don't know how we're going to get there, but I'm going to still continue to do what I'm going to do.
I'm going to elevate candidates and the discourse that RFK brings.
No, I agree.
I think that RFK Jr. is the best thing to happen to the left in some time because they have gone so insane.
They have pushed for censorship as a party, whether they think so or not.
Like whether they're using double speak or not, I mean, that's their platform at this point.
And they've been, quite frankly, pro-war.
They've been pro-intelligence.
I mean, the TDS really ruined a lot of the mainstream left that at least used to be anti-war and used to be free speech, some of the basics.
You know, I had Vince Everett Ellison on my show.
It's going to be Aaron Friday on AMP News.
And, you know, this is a black right-winger.
The book was called Crime Inc.: How the Democrats Use Mafia Tactics to Gain and Hold Power.
And I'm talking, I mean, he's not wrong, but he goes all the way back to the civil rights movement.
I mean, this guy's hardcore right-wing Christian throughout.
And I said to him, you know, I go, look, man, you know, I'm a political atheist and still am.
And I go, back in the day, I would be much more sympathetic to the left because they were the party that was against war and for civil rights.
And, you know, as far as the abortion issue, I would say that it wasn't my battle and I wouldn't want it in my personal life.
But, you know, three months, it was something that seemed reasonable.
Okay, maybe I don't really want that to be my thing.
But then they pushed it to six and then they pushed it to nine.
And then you got governors talking about keeping the baby comfortable before euthanizing it.
And I'm like, well, I know I'm against that.
And that guy's in office as the governor.
And I'm just like, how far can they push it?
Like, you know, like, it's at the same time, the Republicans that are still wearing the Ukraine pins or still arguing about the war on terror and all this other Johnny nonsense and that, I still can't get down with.
So, you know, thank God there are platforms like RFK Jr. that are starting to open up people's eyes.
They say, hey, problems on both sides, folks.
Let's be honest about it.
Let's talk about the Democratic Party and how they've now set up new rules that would virtually make it impossible for him to actually get the nomination via the primaries and how they've instituted those.
So it's nothing new to us, right?
We, you know, Nico House was part of the lawsuit, the DNC lawsuit, which didn't include Bernie Sanders, but it was Bernie Sanders' followers who sued the DNC for rigging an election.
And pretty much in that election, they said they had the right to do whatever they wanted, that there's no such thing as a Democrat.
And another interesting thing that a lot of people don't realize is that Bernie Sanders didn't join that case.
And at the convention, he suspended the rules and by acclamation gave it to Hillary Clinton, which in fact hurt that case, the possibilities of that case going forward.
Because just like that particular case and many other election cases to come before and after it, they always dismiss it notwithstanding.
In other words, the judge doesn't want to touch it, doesn't want to take it.
So nobody's really ever said that the Democratic Party has the right to do it.
It just hasn't gone through the whole process.
And I think that's why a lot of people were hoping that if it happens to RFK, he'll join the lawsuit.
You know, he is a lawyer.
That's been a lot of his work going after the three-letter agencies, the ones that are actually the linchpin to fascism, these agencies that are supposed to overlook, you know, the FDA, all these agencies that are supposed to overlook government entities, you know, but instead they're joined at the hip and they work with them, which is and they're a revolving door for the people that head those up and then all of a sudden are executives within their systems.
It's disgusting.
Yeah.
And that is actually the linchpin for fascism, right?
The real definition of fascism, the merger of corporations and state.
And I know this because my name is Pasta and I know who the guy Mussolini, who invented it, what he really meant.
And to me, that keeps an eye on power.
When you talk about real fascism, you're talking about merger of corporation and state, and then there's we the people.
When you twist things and you kind of move them out of, you know, out of meaning and you say words like neo-fascism, where that's about, you know, more about, you know, your feelings towards immigrants and how you treat your neighbors, then you're starting to talk about the individuals.
So that's why they've changed that language.
But yeah, I mean, when it comes to this Democratic Party, you know, I don't think there's any way to get through it.
However, like I said, I'm here for the political discourse and him being able to hold the DNC's feet to the fire.
That's great.
I'm hoping that he maybe joins the Libertarian Party.
You know, if Angela McCartle is watching the show, the Libertarian Party chair, I hope you're picking up the phone and calling him.
Say, hey, man, why don't you run on our ticket as a leftist libertarian like Pasta Jardula, who's a leftist, who considers himself a leftist libertarian, which I don't even know what the labels mean anymore.
I only kind of identify him, insane.
So people of different nature can be cool with talking with each other and not participate in cancel culture.
To show you there's old school leftists, like my said because, like you know what you were talking about.
Those are the things we used to be.
You know, Clint Russell calls me all the time he goes.
Calling the Libertarian Party00:04:49
What happened with you?
Uh, leftist you guys.
We used to count on you to be anti-war.
Now you guys are pro-war.
So you know we were old school liberals.
Freedom of speech, freedom of the press, anti-war.
I'm still there, Jimmy's still there, Kim Guyverson's, we're all still there.
It's just a party that left itself.
So, with that being said, I'm hoping that, with all these new rules that they try to come out, where they made it obvious that there's going to be no chance for him to win whatsoever, he maybe goes and joins the, the Libertarian Party, or runs third party.
It's very important.
So that's what I'm hoping for and, and maybe that still might happen, he's he's kind of hitting that and you know I'm saying and that's going to be a big thing if he does so, all right.
So then what happens to the Democratic Party?
Because basically what I see happening, and you know we've been talking again.
This is second election cycle.
I said early on that they would leave Trump alone if he didn't run again and then, if he ran again, they would put him in jail.
Lo and behold, you know, right around election time it was it's not one case I didn't say they were gonna hit him with.
You know, literally it looks like there's gonna be a fifth indictment on top of everything.
I just thought prison.
You know, I saw the movement of the show trials.
I saw little to no hope for the Oath Kepers or the Proud Boys that went in.
I mean, we've had these discussions ad nauseum.
I still fully expect them to put Trump in prison.
And I've postulated, I've postulated, yes, that's a pun joke.
Guys.
Postulated.
I've postulated, pasta.
I know, I think I'm hilarious.
That one of the cases they will find him guilty on is the Florida case with the documents to try to set a terrible precedent.
And basically at this point where there are at least two convictions, because I don't know how he gets out of the D.C. case, and quite frankly now with the RICO case in Georgia, I think they're going for the triple play.
Maybe the fourth one.
I mean, the Bragg case is so thin and doesn't really hold any water for criminal time that who really cares about it.
But with those three, and especially the documents case, we have Joe Biden on that slow roll investigation into an actual documents scandal where they found documents he should have never had.
He took when he was vice president, put into a garage.
I can see the powers that shouldn't be pulling a Nixon and saying, well, you know, all of a sudden this investigation is uncovering some tawdry things.
It's after the election cycle.
They've already rigged it for Joe Biden.
You know, who knows who they set up as the establishment?
I don't think they want to give it to Ramaswam.
I think they're going to try to make Trump totally ineligible, even in the primaries in some states.
That rigging is coming.
And you get like a Nikki Haley or a Mike Pence or something establishment terrible just to lose, right?
At least that's what they want, right?
That's what they're trying to sell us on.
And then Biden just steps down because they say, look, we don't want another.
It'll be so embarrassing, Grandpa Joe.
And that way they don't have to admit he has dementia.
There's any other fault.
And they just somehow install Gavin Newsom.
They figure some kind of like fruity way to do that.
I mean, am I a way off?
That's my darling.
You're 100% on.
I think that's all the consensus choice.
All of us who understand the Democratic Party, I've been in the Democratic Party conventions for quite some time.
I mean, I joined the Democrats during the Gulf War era, the second one, the W era, when he wanted to go in Iraq and the Wolfowitz doctrine.
That's at the point where the Republicans were just acting batshit crazy, you know, with this preventative, excuse me, preemptive attacking.
I was like, whoa, that's like some crazy ass shit.
And they're ready to just go, you know, set the whole Middle East on fire.
That was the only reason why I joined the Democrats, right?
So, but, you know, no, I think you hit it right on the nose.
We understand what's going on.
A lot of these things.
I still even believe the recall from Gavin Newsom was more about pushing COVID protocols because he came out his press conference that night and he was like, they're saying yes to more than Gavin Newsom.
They're saying yes to protecting our elections.
Yes to protecting our children.
Yes to this and that.
And it was all signaling COVID shots and health and election systems to keep people safe and wearing masks and mandates and whatnot.
And, you know, he was on TV the other day trying to, you know, kind of saying, well, you know, the whole Democratic line, if we only knew back then what we know now.
Unfortunately, we're moving at the speed of science, so we learned some things.
But yeah, they're putting him through that whole stepping stone where he can, you know, he's saying, I said I never wanted to run, but now I'm called upon.
It's my duty.
You know, he's got the perfect hair to be president.
So, yeah, I think you're hitting it right on the nose.
Civil War Looms?00:06:52
I think that's going to happen.
I think they're going to try with the whole Trump thing.
But I don't, you know, sometimes, Jason, I'm still kind of trying to guess over here.
Are they trying to set us up for a civil war and the oligarchs just pull everything and abandon us over here?
Leave us with like no good infrastructure and just leave us with just nothing but our weapons and whatever to kill and fight each other.
I don't know.
I'm kind of there for a second.
Let me stop that because I've often been asking the question to people that are in delusional town that think that somehow they're not putting Trump in prison.
So I posit the question: when they put Trump in prison, let's just go to that world.
Okay, somehow he doesn't beat it.
Somehow they rig it.
What happens next?
And often you hear the men in this country civil war.
I got that answer from Joe Hoft of the Gateway Pundit.
I got that answer from Chris Skye of Canada.
I don't think that's actually possible.
And let me explain why.
But I'm not saying they wouldn't love to frame it up that way.
What would we have?
So let's talk about civil war.
I looked it up.
We did it live.
We'll do it live.
You did it live.
We'll do it live.
Fuck it.
Do it live.
I'll write it and we'll do it live.
Thank you, Bill.
We will.
So basically, classic piece right there.
It is.
I looked it up.
And 1860, 1870, how many people are in the United States?
At that time or now?
No, no, then.
I'm going to say 100 million.
Not even close.
Not even ballpark.
So actually, about 30 million.
And you recently had like an immigration of about 5 million.
Now, of that, you had about 10% fighting, like 3 million.
Remember, about a million people do die in the Civil War.
So you're talking about less than about 10% fighting.
Now, that's a huge demographic.
Secondly, travel is much different.
Not only is travel, but the weapon systems that the government had and the military had were the same as the people.
Okay.
So they would love to set off small little isolated riots and whatnot, like a proud boys and Antifa, the narratives they've had, where you're really just involving maybe a few thousand people, right?
Frame that up as a civil war for martial law and just pick off their political enemies for thought crimes or associations, et cetera.
There'd never be an actual civil war.
And I make this point.
Had everybody in that crowd on January 6th been armed, went in there, actually caused a quote-unquote insurrection, actually took lives, like killed people in the Senate and Congress, etc., taken over that building.
Does anybody think they ran the country after that?
Does anybody think we did it?
It had woo number one.
No, let me tell you what happens.
Okay.
Within 48 hours, that entire place is swept by the military, special forces or some kind of hired mercenary group.
You might even have the excuse to bring in NATO and the United Nations and say the United States has just gotten out of control and subjugate even more power to a foreign body.
You get nothing good.
You get no real insurrection.
So there is no chance of the actual civil war.
There is a chance for us to fight and kill each other and that to be portrayed as they round people up, in my opinion, and make things much, much.
That would be the end of the country in my, I mean, beyond the banana republic we're talking about.
Yeah, I think you are hitting it on the nose.
And I think they would like nothing more than that in some ways because then they can, you know, enact their martial law, throw things down, and just lead us more into more tyranny, you know, less civil liberties and whatnot.
But I mean, the reason why I kind of mentioned it, Jason, it just seems like every single time, when it comes to a foreign policy, you know, I mean, like this whole Ukrainian war, you know, I don't care with Elizabeth Warren and Lindsey Graham and Dick Blumenthal showing up, even if they're Democrats, two of the three of them.
The people in America aren't buying it.
The majority of us don't want to do this anymore.
We want nothing to do with Ukraine.
And there's some of us that even understand that it was us who pushed for this proxy war, that it was us who caused this.
It's the American empire.
And we're surviving.
We're running it.
That's the thing.
We're sitting here acting like there's wait, that's the thing that drives me nuts.
I watched Mike Pence in that debate saying we need to allow them to fight them over there so we don't have to lose soldiers.
We're already running it over there.
We already have our people don't understand that during the war of terror, one of the things that we did create as a proxy network outside of all nation states were these what?
Mercenary groups.
Yes, Blackwater is popular, but there are a dozen like them.
Oak Grove is another.
They're four higher, and the vast majority of them, the vast majority, are what?
U.S. military and intelligence.
And then you have other flavors of intelligence like Black Cube that deal with the Israelis and the IDF.
These things are real and they're being utilized over there.
I don't know if you saw it.
UN General Assemblies running right now.
And did you see what they said to the Albanian moderator said to the Russian Federation guy?
Yeah.
No.
Oh, my God, dude.
It's cartoon level.
So the Russian Federation didn't want Zelensky to speak.
They're like, this is ridiculous that you're giving this guy a platform on this so you can warmonger against us.
So the Albanian guy goes, well, if you don't want him to speak, just call off the war right now and he won't enter the podium.
Like the guy from the Rhodesian Federation.
Oh, Jesus.
Why?
You don't want to hear Zelensky talk about climate change?
And that's the other thing.
These people are, you know, we played some of the Joe Biden speech that got a big applause.
He can barely talk.
Like, he was trying to say day one pasta since day one of my administration.
Yeah, I know.
Since one day.
One day.
No clue what's going on.
None.
Yeah.
None.
Yeah.
And that just makes me think, how far are they going to push this with these guys?
You know what I'm saying?
We all know who Joe Biden is.
He's not fit for office, let alone fit to be re-elected.
I mean, it's just ridiculous.
I'm wondering where we're at as a nation.
Everything seems so distraught.
Everything seems so just out of whack.
The people are so duped and blindfolded.
And I don't know.
Chain of Custody Concerns00:03:35
It's so crazy when you think about it.
The fact that they could push a guy forward like Sleepy Joe Biden as an actual candidate, as an actual person fit to lead this country.
It's mind-blowing at this point.
Again, that's why it's like the dark.
That's something we had the conversation of prior to that 2020 election.
I couldn't believe that they picked him as the nominee.
You know, again, if you go back to our conversation.
They picked him, not the people, though.
That's the thing, not us.
No, the people.
Listen, I thought they were going to sell us on a grandma oatmeal, Elizabeth Warren.
She checked a lot of boxes.
Then I was very frightened of a Kamala Embarrass and Corey Booker ticket.
They're the kind of vicious, terrible, progressive establishment types they would have loved to have.
I was just watching 300 Joe up there and going, there's no way.
And then one by one, they started falling off.
And one of the last ones to go was like the Warren Klobakar arm.
I never thought Klobakar was a Klobuchar, whatever.
I didn't think she was a serious candidate.
But at the same time, there were no serious candidates up there other than Tulsi Gabbard, who I think out of all the debates, they gave a combined total of like 17 minutes to.
Yeah.
But she made the best out of those 17 minutes, did she not?
She destroyed Kamala Harris's candidacy in two quick sentences.
It's a boom.
Took her right out.
It was pretty awesome.
It was pretty awesome.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah, it is.
But that's the thing with the election system, you really don't have to create a voter.
You just have to create a ballot now.
You know what I'm saying?
There's no chain of custody on these ballots whatsoever.
Every single country I've been to in Latin America, when I've witnessed their election, there's a strong chain of custody.
Most times, the chain of custody starts at the door because there's no mail-in ballots.
There's no drop boxes.
There's no days after of counting or days before where they can come in.
It's that day you must show up with ID in Latin America, ladies and gentlemen.
You show up at your designated spot with ID.
It takes about five to ten minutes to vote.
Maybe it might take 15 minutes if it's a little bit jammed up in some areas.
But you get to vote.
The chain of custody starts at the door.
When you go to your spot, you have all the representatives from the different party at that table.
Sometimes they'll call it a mesa, which is Spanish for table.
They'll have 400 ballots there.
And out of how many votes they had, if they have 250 people vote, they need to have 150 ballots left over.
That's open to the public.
You can see that process the whole time.
At the very end, 7 o'clock comes, they close the doors so nobody can come back in.
But you can see, and you can stand from a distance.
They open up the box.
They take out the ballots.
They count them right in front of you.
So there's a chain of custody.
And when I say chain of custody, I'm not saying in the purview of a company like they say in Arizona.
Oh, it's in the chain of custody the whole time.
No, it's not.
Chain of custody means in the purview and the eyes of the citizens.
And if you have an election like that, it's very, very hard to cheat.
You know what I'm saying?
The people actually get representative democracy in places like Nicaragua, which is a socialist country that has more democratic values than we do.
We don't have that here.
So that's the really sinister, nefarious part about our elections is not only do they gain the system, but then they make the citizens think that this was the actual general consensus.
So they go along with it.
Well, if that's what the people wanted, Jason, even though it's not my choice and I didn't see it happening, I guess we have to accept Joe Biden because that's what the people want.
People Getting Answers00:14:58
No, it's not.
That's the evilness of what's going on over here in the United States.
And the crazy thing is, is both sides are able to dupe the other, you know, other side to make them actually believe that this stuff is real.
It's not.
No.
All right.
So we talked a little bit about COVID return.
And I covered a couple stories you may not be aware of yet, but Steve Martin has canceled his shows out in Vegas, saying that his crew, it's rampant with COVID.
All of a sudden, we're rampant with COVID.
Now, that's apparently like three people out of like 100-person crew.
Jimmy Kimmel is supposed to have a Vegas show.
He's canceled it because he's contracted COVID.
The Screenwriters Guild and the Actors Guild are back at the table.
I believe that there is going to be a quick partial resolution to the strike within the next two weeks to a month.
It will only be a limited deal, probably 18 to 24 months to take us through not only the next election cycle, but what I think they want to be the next fear cycle of whatever virus or COVID-19 2.0 they try to sell that I only think is going to be region by region, right?
I think there's going to be a lot more of a crack and this one's going to be tougher.
But I don't think they can do it just with social media influencers in the news this time.
They still need the celebritards.
So what are your thoughts on that?
I mean, obviously, it seems like we've seen a demonstrated push to get people ready to start talking about masks again.
Now things are getting canceled because of COVID.
Again, the Hollyweird strike, nobody was at the table.
All of a sudden, they're at the table again.
Bill Maher, he was going to come back.
Now he's waiting, et cetera, et cetera.
Again, is it conspiracy theorist Burmese or am I looking at the grand chessboard here?
No, you're looking at the grand chessboard.
But at the end of the day, though, I feel that there's a lot of people, not just conservatives, but people, independent people, who are going to be like, no, we're not going to do this again.
You know, we're not going to play by your rules.
We're going to put our feet down.
I'm not going to wear no mask again.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm not doing it.
I'm not going to comply.
And don't get me wrong, traveling is a part of my lifestyle now for the last several years.
I need to get up and go places.
I remember coming back from Brazil and I was on a Colombian airliner and they made me put on a mask and I fought them tooth and nail.
And they were about to kick me off the plane until me and Fiorella put our mask on.
So we put it on until we took up.
We were in the air.
We took them off.
So I mean, I think you're going to see a lot more pushback like that.
So even though they might try to do it, and I think why they're trying to do it, Jason, is that when it comes to the election system, right here, the election cycle's coming around.
They've got to do it again.
The populist right has at least identified the areas in which they were cheating in, right?
We understand it was parts of Pennsylvania.
We understand Maricopa County in Arizona.
We understand Clark County in Nevada.
They hit these six areas in which they were able to change those states' electoral votes to get them over the top and get in Joe Biden, sleeping Joe Biden.
Meanwhile, the coattails went to the Republicans.
Hmm.
I guess they might be in on it themselves.
Maybe Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham are good with this election system because it benefits them too as well.
I mean, that's a big thing.
The thing that really exposes the Republicans, the rhinos, or that they like to call them, which I'm saying, Republican in name only.
No, they're Republicans.
Own it.
That's who they are.
They went along with it too because their elections were gained too as well.
They got the coattails, and that's something that's very suspicious.
So with that being said, that they might try to use this COVID narrative to pick certain spots now that they know there's hot spots where they know they're being watched at, which don't get me wrong.
In Nevada, they still have the same rules of elections now, of COVID elections, excuse me, permanent now.
They've adopted those rules.
Same thing in Arizona.
So nothing has really changed other than they made it easier to cheat in those areas.
But the other areas like Georgia, where they've changed a lot of the rules, some parts of Pennsylvania where they changed some of the rules back because they contested that they were changed illegally in the first place, which according to our Constitution they were.
They're going to have to pick new areas.
So I don't think they need the COVID scare this time to be as drastic as it was the first time.
They just need a couple places.
They just need a couple Steve Martins and Jimmy Kimballs to get new spots to put them over the top.
And I think that's what they're attempting to do.
And they know that this time.
They ain't got to go.
They don't need a home run to win the game this time.
They just need a solid double.
So if they can get some of their idiots to go aboard with this stuff, like the Jimmy Kimmels and the Steve Martins, then they'll have enough areas in which they can gain the system.
And they'll tell people, we'll see, you know, that's what the people wanted.
They wanted Joe Biden again.
They don't like Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden can't film my living room and Donald Trump can't stop filling stadiums.
Again, he was at one of my favorite places to eat just last night.
I'm scoping through news.
It's a party.
Hold on.
I got to bring it up for folks so Pasta can see this.
I mean, he's literally like a rock star.
I'm so, I wish I was there.
I would have asked him a tougher question about Assange.
I would have been the only one, guys.
Let's see.
I would have asked him about Fauci and why he gave him middle accommodation, you know, which he chatted to mito the other day.
And, you know, when you're talking about this whole thing, Jason, as you're pulling it up, RFK, if he does run third party, he really hurts Trump.
RFK pulls more away from Trump than he does Biden by far.
Most of the people who are going to vote for RFK, Biden is not their second choice.
No Democrat is their second choice.
Trump is their second choice.
And that's something to consider right now.
Cornell West, I think, is pulling a little bit from the Biden and the Democrats, but it's interesting this timeout.
I mean, look at this guy.
Place has some of the best little chicken sliders you're ever going to eat.
I mean, he's literally sighing too much.
I mean, the man knows how to pander.
You've got to give him that.
Maybe you can tell me how this guy is still getting a lot of people who are very cautious about COVID.
And I get that RFK is running as a Democrat, and that's a turnoff to a lot of people.
But, I mean, we're all right.
So there's a few things, right?
Like, I obviously have these conversations behind the scenes when I'm at the Reawaken America tour, right?
Absolutely, you do.
Yeah, yeah, 100% I do.
So, one, I think there's still like a mentally ill sect.
Like, I don't know if you heard this, but like, there's this thing they're putting around for the emergency broadcast system being put through your phone.
And it's all the secret squirrel, bullshit, white hat fuckery, like, extension of QA nonsense.
They're still looking for a hero, et cetera, et cetera.
They're still in denial and shock that, like, Navarro's going to jail, Giuliani's not going to get to present a case, et cetera, et cetera.
And they're looking to people like Giuliani as heroes.
They're not looking this as pragmatic, right?
They don't understand that, like, Trump, as good as he was as a president compared to others, still gangster.
Like, Roy Cohn was his lawyer, everybody.
He cut DM businesses.
Mentor.
Yeah, like, exactly.
Like, you don't get more, not only regular gangster, but government gangster than Roy Cohn.
Period.
There's not another guy.
Go watch the documentaries about him.
So there's that denial.
And then I'll tell you what, Trump did throw them a bone over the last two weeks, right?
One, he did his little short video about vaccine injuries and accountability and Pfizer, finally.
And I talked to Owen Schroyer about it actually before he got sentenced.
And he also kind of gave the nod on adverse events and a commission to look at those and people having choices.
So I don't know if he's going to go any farther.
So I think the hero aspect and then that aspect.
And then there are the realists.
And I'll give you an example of a realist.
Arthur Polofsky's son, Polofsky was the preacher that got charged and he just got sentenced to time served for daring to say a prayer at the trucker rally in Canada.
He was continually the preacher that kept getting arrested for having his flock open.
And his son spoke at the EU like two months ago.
Great speech.
So I was talking to him, Nathaniel.
And he goes, look, man, I think that there's obviously the guy's ego, you know, and people just kind of being accepting of that.
Like, look at what the alternatives are.
So, you know, you got a guy in there whose ego is too large to admit that he was wrong, and then probably also fears if he admits he was wrong, being criminally culpable because he's the guy they're going to point to, especially with what you've looked at.
And, you know, that's like an intelligent response.
At the same time, is it a moral response?
Is it a correct one?
No, it's not.
And, you know, the guy failed at so many things other than the COVID-19 44 nightmare and Operation Warp Speed in regards to Assange.
I'm not convinced that him and Rudy were not selling pardons for $2 million a pop, as alleged by John Keriaku, and later on alleged by the 30-something-year-old lover of Giuliani that's now suing him.
So, again, I'm in reality world on how politics actually works.
A lot of these guys are really just still surface-level superhero style.
So, I mean, I know that's an extensive answer, but I think that's kind of where it's at.
Yeah, this is where I want to finish it.
I mean, what are your thoughts on that answer?
You think I'm right there?
I mean, it's a multitude of things.
I think it's listen, I think that people are very just simple when it comes to their politics, they're not really deep inside the echo chamber.
They use this term called normies, and I don't want to sound sarcastic or mean, but it's just people who are going along with their everyday life trying to put food on the table, keep a roof over their head, so they don't understand what's going on.
And since media is so controlled and propagandized, they're so propagandized, they just kind of go along.
I think at the end of the day, RFK running as a Democrat really hurts them.
Where a lot of conservatives are not like, no way, I'm not going to do this.
And who's the next best option?
It's this Donald Trump.
I mean, if it would be interesting if RFK did run inside the Republican Party, how many people would be on his side?
You know what I'm saying?
Because he stood alone when it came to the COVID protocols, and even him too, as well.
You know, I mean, we all had our moments.
You know, in the very beginning, I lost my Uncle Bobby, and I was crying about it and saying, wear a mask, and this is not good.
And that was early.
And even I think Bobby Kennedy was even out there saying, hey, maybe these lockdowns might be necessary.
But quickly, we got our heads straight when we saw it.
When people like yourself presented the evidence, it was there.
So I think it's just the fact that the options outside of Donald Trump, you know, and a lot of people aren't falling for the whole DeSantis, DeRon, the Sanctimonious thing.
You know, he, if you go back to sanctimonious, Attorney General in Florida, and he was all pro-COVID.
Take the shot, go there.
He even repeated one of the biggest lies, which was the biggest data manipulation.
Most people that are in a hospital are either unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.
Well, you can't say that together.
Partially vaccinated is not unvaccinated, and that merely does a monkey ring into things, and it just makes it so confusing.
So he repeated that stuff.
De sanctimonious.
That's what he was, Craig.
The sanctimonious.
You had to go put that thing in there, too.
I had to do it.
I had to play it.
Well, make sure that we at least get a little Hawaii time.
That's exactly what we're doing right now.
Because that's exactly what I wanted to get to.
So for those that don't know, I would say it was probably about three weeks ago now, right?
Three, four weeks ago, you actually went down to Hawaii.
You're on the ground level there.
One of the things that I've been focusing in on is that the loss of life is extensive to the point where it is almost a 9-11 event.
And when you look at the loss of life with children, it's actually worse than a 9-11 event.
And nobody seems to be talking about that.
It's a big issue.
And the air quality is also parallel to 9-11.
What did you see?
What do you want to get across the audience?
Yeah, I mean, so many things have changed.
You know, a month ago, I was here doing an RFK event because I just recently moved back to Florida to be with my mother.
And I came out to cover an RFK event because, you know, several months ago, I said that was the plan.
What I'm going to do moving forward, I'm going to cover the RFK campaign, maybe dip in on Vivek Romaswami, maybe dip in on Tim Scott, maybe dip in on Cornell West.
But I was going to, you know, throw a campaign for the campaigns and get out there and show some honest coverage from the independent media that has changed the game, that being us.
And I was in town, and Jimmy offered me the job, and it was amazing to be able to do that.
And with an elevated status now and a little bit more eyes and ears on me over a long weekend, I figured, hey, man, I need to go down to Hawaii because it seems a lot like New Orleans.
One of our favorites, Cynthia McKinney, who wanted an independent investigation on 9-11, who wanted an independent investigation on why the dam's blew, then was thrown out, was told she was not a friendly person, and the Democrats got rid of her.
I felt the same buzz going on about New Orleans that I did about Hawaii.
That the mainstream media was just so quick to say, okay, it's done.
That's a wrap.
Close it up.
Let's go home.
Time to move on.
I'm like, wait a second.
We're not getting answers over here.
The people seem to be getting answers.
So I grabbed my stuff, put up all my forms of finances as far as being funded, my PayPal, my Venmo, my Cash App.
And this time, I brought a camera person with me.
I'm like, I'm going to start bringing a camera person with me to follow me around and just document and see what's going to happen.
And what we come up with is a week from tomorrow, on the 29th of September, we're going to release our documentary that we made.
We just got so much great footage.
We were able to talk to the people.
You know, pasta still pasta, Jason.
I got in there.
I talked to the citizens.
I was able to go to city planning meetings and group meetings and talk to people who lost everything, talk to activists who are doing some work on what's going on.
You know, just get my eyes and ears in there.
And I've learned several things.
And, you know, thanks to Jimmy, I was just telling you, the Rumble show, my Hawaiian Rumble episode, has over 310,000 views on Rumble, which is great.
Kind of funny that it's only got like 120,000 on YouTube.
It feels like they're censoring it.
Isn't that a surprise?
Because they want people to pack up and move on.
And that's the sense of what I've got going on.
Conditions on Maui00:07:42
The number one, the biggest issue over there is a lack of transparency.
When I say a lack of transparency, they're trying to hide the truth.
They're trying to hide the truth on why the conditions led up to the way they were.
You could talk space laser all you want.
You can talk weather manipulation, which is probably the more logical thing, these hurricane winds coming in out of nowhere.
You can talk about energy weapon.
You can talk about climate change.
You can talk natural disaster.
Whatever you want to talk about, the conditions that were caused over there.
The years of water diversion from the indigenous farmers, the years of water diversion into the fancy areas, into the golf club courses.
Let this I got this echo again in the back.
I'm sorry.
No, we're good on this end, so we're wrapping it up anyway.
So go for it.
So the water diversion that let this area, you know, where they brought in Maui's one of those interesting states because a lot of the stuff that's in Maui is not indigenous to Maui.
They brought this grass in that's indigenous to Africa years ago for the cattle that was there, right?
So it was the conditions were set.
Somebody said to me, why do I have to use a space laser when I can just go up there and drop a flare and it's going to catch on fire?
And with these winds, it's out of control.
So we have a lack of transparency on everything that led up to this situation.
Then the crisis itself.
So many things we confirmed that a lot of probably your listeners heard.
There were police not letting people out.
There was no water.
Something happened with the water.
There were no sirens that sounded.
They've now sacked the water guy and moved him off.
And the citizens are suing the state to get him back because they want answers.
And they also feel that his decisions and what he made with the water wouldn't have changed the outcome.
But he has a lot of answers on what led up to this whole situation.
So there's a lack on transparency before, during, and then the after.
Governor Josh Green was the keynote speaker at the UN for 15 minutes sustainable cities just months before.
They had a conference on the island.
So these people are very aware.
They're very upset at three things.
Number one, that Ukraine is getting all this money and they're getting nothing, brother, right?
So that's the number one thing.
Number two, they feel it's an insult, a kick in the face that people are downplaying this by saying, you know, only a couple hundred people are dead and missing.
They're like, that's no way.
They don't know for sure, but they know there's a lot of tourists down there.
They were trapped.
It happened so fast, and they're gone.
And then the lack of understanding where, the third thing, of where their governors and their elected officials, where their money and time is invested in.
If they're invested in sustainable cities, then this is just too many things that are coincidental to happening.
Also, the last thing, too, Jason, what I discovered, and this is something that a lot of people in Florida know and my time in Florida, when there's a national disaster in an area, that doesn't mean that the whole state is shut down.
Florida is not as dependent as Maui is on tourism.
So for the governor to come out, for Aquaman to come out, to say the state, the island of Maui is closed, was just wrong.
80% of the finances that go into that island come through tourism.
So if you shut down the whole island, and we showed this in the documentary, we went two and a half hours away from Lahaina on the other side.
And HANA, they're affected by this wrong messaging saying that the island is closed.
Lots of cars from the car rental places at the airport that would normally be out in the road, just all over there in the airport.
It's ridiculous.
So we pointed that out.
And we also pointed out links of mutual aid.
Jason, that's something I've never seen before.
I've never seen a community come together like this.
Holy shit.
The indigenous people, the locals, the Howleys, the white people like me, they all have come together and said, FU, Red Cross, FEMA, all these other groups that are dragging their heels and not getting help to the people, they've set up camps in these beach communities in which they have everything there, all the goods and necessities you need just to put the band-aid on to keep it moving forward.
Canned goods, baby goods, food, water, gasoline, all the help there.
We were able to share some of their links and some of their GoFundMe pages.
Well, one group that had about 6,000 in the bank, when I played it on the Jimmy Door show, we were able to raise almost $50,000 on that mutual aid help.
So we were able to do that.
So, I mean, lastly, I'm going to close with this, Jason.
There are some reporters who've gone down there.
I think James O'Keefe is now on the ground over there.
There are some reporters and some people who went down there and said there's a lot of fishy things going on, that they're going to go down and get to the bottom of it.
No, you're not.
This is the slow game, Jason.
The conditions took a long time to set it up, and now the conditions over the next three years are going to play out.
They want these people off their land.
That is something that seems obvious.
It seems like an orchestrated gentrification, but it's going to play out slowly in the courts, in the city councils, in all those areas, you know, in the law and the laws, the changing, the zonings, all these things.
It's going to be at least three years before they break ground and start doing some stuff to rebuild that area.
And I don't think it's going to be the simple living that the people of Lahaina enjoyed, selling fish on the street, food on the street, neighbors with each other.
It seems like they're going to redo the energy grid, make it more sustainable.
So this is a story that's going to play out over some time.
I was set to go to Argentina next month.
I'm detouring and I'm going back to Lahaina to follow up because, you know, I was out there three weeks after the fire, and I was thought maybe I would talk to some people who had lost a family member, lost some things.
I was able to talk to some people who did lose, you know, property, housing, and whatnot, but it's still early.
They're still dealing with a serious amount of trauma.
And you can see a lot of people, they didn't want to be on camera.
They didn't want to look you in the eye.
Some people have thrown themselves into the whole AIDS situation and are putting that trauma.
They're burying it back in their subconscious.
And they're going to have to deal with it sometime sooner or later.
And they've already started knocking.
I'm going to bring a story tomorrow.
You know as well as I do, Jason, that these mutual aids run by the citizens, which is amazing when you see this stuff together.
Well, you know, the state and government officials aren't going to allow that.
They're going to want to run things, and they're going to start to try and close them down.
One of the councilmen over in Hawaii has already mentioned to Governor Gosh, Josh Green, he wants to put the kibosh on what he says is not, I want to use the right words, but he said fraudulent fundraisers.
In other words, there are people who are coming in and raising money off of these situations, exploiting other people's misery and tragedy.
And that's true.
So you should go after those people individually.
They're going to try to cast a net on all the fundraising and shut it down.
And I suspect that the state and local officials will start calling GoFundMe, will start calling Give Send Go and trying to shut these people down because they want to run things.
So they're going to use the bad guys to manufacture consent to shut down the good guys.
So that's something we have to return to Lahaina and speak about.
And they still are keeping the water guy shelved.
They don't want him speaking.
So there's a lot of stuff still going on in Hawaii that we need to go out.
But it's going to take years.
We're going to have to talk to the activists out there.
One of the activists I'm talking to who's following the water, she's known as the mosquito lady, Tina Leah.
She's been doing work on the Bill Gates mosquitoes that they've infected that they want to let go in Maui.
That's hurting the, they're saying they want to get rid of this other mosquito population that's hurting their bird presence over there.
So there's a lot of stuff that's going on.
It's going to play out over the next couple years.
And I'm going to do what I can do to highlight the situation.
The documentary drops on the 29th.
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Craig Pasta Jardoula.
Always a pleasure.
Tell my folks where they can find you.
You can always go to my Twitter at YoPasta.
Lahaina on Fire, The Aftermath, Volume 1, coming out September 29th, a week from tomorrow, a week from Friday.
And you can go to my new YouTube page because I'm rocking my new YouTube page where I have some extra RFK footage and extra footage from the campaign trails and some extra Hawaiian videos.
It's Craig Pasta Jardoula.
One word like he has on the screen over there.
Go check it out.
I can't wait for you to see it, Jason.
You're going to be proud of your boy Pasta over here.
And it's just going to be great.
I already am proud of your brother, and I will be checking that out on the 29th when I get a chance.