Election2024 Will Be the Collective Dismissal of RadLeft Wokies and Biden Quislings
Election2024 Will Be the Collective Dismissal of RadLeft Wokies and Biden Quislings
Election2024 Will Be the Collective Dismissal of RadLeft Wokies and Biden Quislings
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Americans are the biggest bunch of blowhards you will ever meet in your life. | |
They talk a great game. | |
They really do. | |
When it comes to social media and their little devices, even though this is a wireless mouse, They love to pretend that they're involved in things. | |
They love to pretend how they love Tucker, or they love Elon, or they love Joe Rogan. | |
They love the brave. | |
They love those who are out there fighting for something. | |
But yet, when Americans are asked, what are you doing to promote ideas of freedom and the like? | |
What do you do on social media? | |
Do you have a YouTube channel? | |
Do you have a blog? | |
Do you have an X or Twitter account? | |
Do you have Instagram? | |
Do you post something other than pictures of your bare feet or a dessert you have or your children or your house or something you're bragging about or some stupid dance move that you have articulated? | |
The answer is no, of course not. | |
Americans don't do anything. | |
We have a vote here. | |
And all over the country, and in New York we have this. | |
By the way, I voted early. | |
I've got my stickers and everything. | |
And we had less than 2% of the people even voting early. | |
They tried to make it even easier for people. | |
Americans don't vote. | |
But they love to complain. | |
They love to complain. | |
They love it. | |
And they talk such utter shite. | |
But they don't do anything. | |
When I was 25 years old, 18 years old, if I had had Twitter, then I would have been a maniac. | |
I would have been arguing my case, arguing. | |
I would have been doing what I'm doing now. | |
What I have, for the most part, devoted, I guess, my entire adult life to, commenting and speaking about the horrors and the travails. | |
And the limitations and the shortcomings and the limitations of freedom that we have in this country. | |
That's what I would be doing. | |
But the number of people who do nothing this morning, I was... | |
I don't know why. | |
I asked the question, what channel, what platform... | |
These are the individuals who are, you know, the... | |
People who follow our live videos like we're doing now. | |
And I said, where do you argue? | |
Where do you promote your particular ideas and your cause? | |
And the response was, oh, but I don't. | |
What? | |
I don't. | |
You don't? | |
But you're so active here. | |
Well, I'm active here because this is safe. | |
I don't. | |
I don't go on... | |
I don't want to be... | |
They're mean to me. | |
Wait a minute. | |
What? | |
Oh yes, I've actually been yelled at and I can't even type out Israel! | |
If I'm typing something, they won't even let me... | |
So you're not saying anything? | |
No. | |
You're not complaining? | |
You're not speaking your mind? | |
No. | |
We're going to be talking about this We're going to be talking about the complete and total, not the loss of free speech, the abandonment of free speech. | |
The abandonment. | |
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Your ability to speak is going to be lost. | |
It's going to be lost and it's not going to be taken from anybody. | |
It's going to be abandoned. | |
You're going to abandon it. | |
Abandonment is a legal term. | |
It's a legal concept. | |
It's where you relinquish title to something by basically throwing it away. | |
You abandon something. | |
It's a term of art in the child abuse. | |
It's abuse, neglect, or abandonment. | |
And that's what so many of us do. | |
Americans abandon. | |
They don't care. | |
We are growing and we are perpetuating and we are encouraging a group of spineless, timorous, quiescent, atesticular, implicit invertebrates Who aren't speaking up? | |
Who aren't voting? | |
Who speak within these little inertial safe zones, these little privacy zones of just, oh, it's safe here, I don't want to say anything. | |
My family members are yelling at me. | |
They didn't let me go to Thanksgiving because I like Trump. | |
Yeah. | |
When I tell you, when I tell you I was shocked, I've been walking around thinking, I cannot believe it. | |
I'm not going to mention names, but some of the biggest boorish blowhards who go and love when they're in their little safe spaces to scream and yell and be discourteous and rude and don't vote! | |
Don't do anything. | |
You have the opportunity to speak to the world on a channel, on a platform that I would have given anything for when I was 18. Oh my God! | |
It's bigger than anything. | |
And no, I don't have time. | |
I'm a little busy. | |
And then we get into this other stuff. | |
It's this idea of speech. | |
First Amendment. | |
So critical. | |
So important. | |
The most wonderful thing in the world. | |
And I don't know how to inspire people to fight back. | |
I don't know how to do that. | |
I don't know how to tell people to grow a pair of balls and do something. | |
Be a man. | |
Be a woman. | |
Be an adult. | |
Be a man. | |
We've got all these people, all these guys that want to do it. | |
They want to work out. | |
I want to do this. | |
I want to take a steroid. | |
I want to do this. | |
I want to be a man. | |
I want to do pull-ups and push-ups. | |
And you're in my traps. | |
And I'm a man. | |
Do you want to do anything for your country? | |
Of course not. | |
Do you want to do anything intellectually? | |
Of course not. | |
But I don't want to be a man. | |
I want to talk about testosterone. | |
I want to talk about paleo diets and caveman diets. | |
And I want to fish and hunt and pretend. | |
I want to be a little boy. | |
And I want to shoot guns and show people that I'm masculine. | |
But I don't want to do anything to save my country. | |
I don't want to be participatory. | |
I don't want to join the legions of everybody from Patrick Hale to this to that, Patrick Henry, Nathan Hale, I should say, or Patrick Hale, for the matter, or Barbara Hale, who played Della Street. | |
No! | |
No, that's not part of my masculine purpose. | |
Oh, no, no, no! | |
No, I just want to vape. | |
And grow beards out to here with these Fred Ziffel beards. | |
I want to cover myself in tats because I want to pretend I'm masculine, but I'm not going to involve myself in anything that involves intellectual heavy lifting. | |
I don't know about that. | |
I'm not interested in that. | |
That's not my thing. | |
I want to go into MMA and I want to learn how to choke people out and get people into, you know, various, you know, figure fours and snapmares and suplexes. | |
That's the thing. | |
I want to pretend. | |
And as far as I'm a woman, well, I just basically want to walk around and look like a slut, like a trollop or some androgynous something or other. | |
But I do not. | |
Do not, once you get involved in any kind of intellectual participatory venture, where I speak out. | |
Not interested. | |
I don't want to vote. | |
I'm not going to call my, you know, representative. | |
Nothing. | |
I'll make fun of people. | |
I'll go in certain limited safe spaces to make fun of Pete Booty Giggity Giggity or whatever it is. | |
I'll do that. | |
But I won't. | |
Invest my time and my effort because I'm scared. | |
I'm scared. | |
I will only do things within the confines of that which I want to be. | |
I'm not masculine. | |
I want to be masculine. | |
This is what people are saying. | |
I don't know what it means to be a man. | |
I don't understand this. | |
But if I grow a beard... | |
Out to here, like Fred Ziffel, I look like some Amish, I don't know what, or a biker. | |
And if I cover myself in tats, I can hide. | |
I can hide. | |
Maybe I'll wear a mask. | |
Because I'm not involving myself in anything. | |
I'm not involved. | |
I don't understand this. | |
This is scary stuff. | |
I don't know what you're talking about. | |
I don't understand Israel-Hamas. | |
I don't even understand where it is. | |
I haven't even looked at a map. | |
I haven't even looked at it. | |
I don't know. | |
I guess Hamas is bad, right? | |
Those are the terrorists. | |
Is that it? | |
Yeah, okay, well. | |
Russia? | |
Forget that. | |
I don't even know what the hell that's about. | |
I have no idea. | |
But I've got a beard. | |
I can grow a beard. | |
Do you like that? | |
I can dance in my kitchen. | |
Does that help? | |
That's all I know. | |
I don't understand this. | |
Let me tell you what's happening right now. | |
We are losing our minds regarding Israel and Hamas. | |
We're losing our minds. | |
And it's one year from today that we have the election. | |
One year from today. | |
And you can forget. | |
And people who are talking about whether they're going to steal the elections are not going to vote. | |
Listen to what I'm telling you. | |
They're not going to vote. | |
You've got to understand something. | |
Let me see if I can say it very carefully. | |
Americans are full of shit. | |
They are septic. | |
They always have been. | |
They just don't care. | |
America has always been on autopilot. | |
Things always get done. | |
You know, whatever. | |
It's the way we are. | |
It's the way we've always been. | |
We'll talk among ourselves, but don't expect us to do anything. | |
We'll say some things in a limited way. | |
In a limited... | |
We'll scream at somebody at an airport or an airplane. | |
If you move your seat back, we'll... | |
If I go up and I have a piece of paper and there's an adhesive in the back of it and it's a swastika, okay? | |
And I go up and I stick it on something. | |
Maybe on a street sign. | |
Here in New York, they have these traffic signs or traffic things. | |
There's boxes. | |
And they'll just put this thing up there. | |
Let's say I do that, alright? | |
So I take this swastika and I write something and I put something on this sign and I stick it to the side of this. | |
And somebody comes up and they see that and they tear it down. | |
They say swastika and they go up and they tear it down. | |
And they take a picture of them tearing down a swastika. | |
And they say something about it. | |
Now, They put it on Instagram, and what do you think will be the reaction? | |
Well, they post it on Instagram, or they post it in public, whatever. | |
What do you think will happen? | |
Well, a lot of people would say, good for you. | |
Well, that's a good sign. | |
We all agree. | |
We all agree this is negative, right? | |
Okay. | |
So we agree with the message, so go ahead and tear it down. | |
Why? | |
Because we agree with the message. | |
Americans don't think about, wait a minute, do they have their right? | |
They don't have a right to say that. | |
No, no, no, no, no. | |
We don't like that idea, so we take it out. | |
Okay, fine. | |
Nobody's going to be... | |
Now, let's say the person tearing this down, I look and I see this, and it's a police officer. | |
Well, a police officer might be doing it on his job as a capacity. | |
He might say, you know, this is a violation of some kind of a law regarding defacing. | |
But fine. | |
What if it's a police officer on their own time? | |
What if it's a schoolteacher? | |
What if it's a public defender? | |
What if it's somebody who works for the Department of Homeland Security? | |
What if somebody on their own time goes and tears this down? | |
Do you think they'll be fired for that? | |
Probably not. | |
Why? | |
Because we don't like this message. | |
It's a swastika. | |
It's a settler. | |
No, no, no, no. | |
Don't worry about it. | |
Well, what about, no, we don't like that idea. | |
Take it down. | |
Or if it was something about, let's say it was something that said Trump is a criminal or something, you know, tear that down. | |
Oh, that's okay. | |
Why? | |
Because we like that. | |
Eh, whatever it is. | |
Okay. | |
Now, same situation, okay? | |
Change that to somebody removing a poster of Israelis who were kidnapped by Hamas on October 7. Tear that down. | |
What about now? | |
Now should they be fired? | |
Well, now there's a public defender in New York who was fired. | |
There are people who have pictures of them. | |
Who did this? | |
These two hateful... | |
They tore this thing down. | |
Some people might be fired from jobs, whether they're teachers or whatever it is. | |
Do you think they should be fired? | |
Well, people say, well... | |
Yeah, because we... | |
Wait a minute. | |
That's... | |
No. | |
That's a different story. | |
Why? | |
Because that's from the river to the sea. | |
Oh, no, no. | |
That's pro-Hamas, pro-Palestinian. | |
And... | |
They're obviously saying something. | |
And those people who were kidnapped by Hamas, they are to be... | |
No. | |
So, go ahead. | |
Fire them. | |
Yes. | |
Because we like the message of the sign before, specifically, these people have been kidnapped. | |
So, because we like the message, fire them. | |
If it was a swastika, it's okay. | |
Don't fire them. | |
So the speech is dependent upon whether we like it or not. | |
Good luck explaining that to America. | |
Good luck. | |
You're wasting your time. | |
They will look at you like, what are you talking about? | |
What are you talking about? | |
I don't have time for this. | |
You've been talking now for, will you get to the point? | |
What is he saying? | |
Wait a minute. | |
What is your question? | |
Should you fire the person? | |
Well, yeah. | |
But you wouldn't fire them if it was a swastika because you only fire people who agree with you or don't agree with you, right? | |
Right. | |
Good luck. | |
Good luck. | |
Good luck explaining this to Americans. | |
Good luck! | |
Forget it! | |
Just don't even... | |
Good luck! | |
You're not going to get it. | |
This is the fundamental, the First Amendment, in essence. | |
And you could argue, well, is the government firing them? | |
Oh, okay. | |
But the essence of it, forget it! | |
Forget it! | |
Americans have no earthly... | |
This is their constitution, the First Amendment, and they will look at you and say, I don't know what the hell you're talking about. | |
This is whatever. | |
This is the problem that we have. | |
This is the problem that we have. | |
This is the problem that we have, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. | |
I don't know what I'm missing. | |
What am I? | |
What words? | |
What incantation? | |
What? | |
Perhaps I can put it to music. | |
Maybe I can... | |
I can put together a one minute short where I can put together where somebody will say, oh, okay, I get it. | |
Because we're just, we're wasting our time. | |
We're wasting our time. | |
Nobody gets this. | |
Nobody understands this. | |
Nobody cares about this. | |
It's like, what are you talking about? | |
You and your free speech, you're yammering about free speech all the time. | |
We don't have time for that. | |
I'm busy. | |
We've got to talk about Trump. | |
Are you going to vote for him? | |
Maybe. | |
Sort of. | |
I guess. | |
Maybe. | |
I'm not sure. | |
Let me just let that sink in for a moment. | |
Just sink in. | |
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I have a fishing pole. | |
It's almost like the Lyle Lovett. | |
If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean. | |
If I had a pony, ride him on my boat. | |
We could all together go out on the ocean. | |
Send me up on my pony on my boat. | |
Rashida Tlaib, we all agree, is a... | |
I think she's a vile, vile... | |
Waste of DNA. | |
She makes me wretch. | |
Physically. | |
This squad. | |
AOC. | |
Regina Tlaib. | |
Ayanna Pressley. | |
Whose claim to fame is alopecia! | |
Hey! | |
And AOC. | |
Eli and Omar. | |
Can't stand them. | |
Phony. | |
Dangerous. | |
But they were elected. | |
They were elected. | |
And a while back, remember Marjorie Taylor Greene? | |
Where'd Marjorie Taylor Greene go? | |
I don't know. | |
She was here the other day, but she's not here now. | |
Where is she? | |
I don't know. | |
I don't know what happened to her. | |
But she was there. | |
And she's quiet. | |
Or at least I haven't heard her. | |
Maybe you know something I don't. | |
Lauren Boebert. | |
Another waste of flesh, but what are you going to do? | |
Sarah Palin. | |
Carrie Lake. | |
People love them. | |
I have no time for them. | |
Okay. | |
Marjorie Taylor Greene one time was censured for saying something I think before she was even elected. | |
It was a damnedest thing. | |
And they censured her because she said something about I don't know what. | |
And then there was another guy who was censured or ridiculed or whatever the other particular version of him for something I think that somebody on his staff said. | |
Now that's wrong, right? | |
We agree with that. | |
That's wrong. | |
Rashida Tlaib says death to Israel. | |
Alright? | |
Should Rashida Tlaib be what? | |
Do I agree with that? | |
Of course not. | |
Of course not. | |
Do I despise it? | |
Absolutely. | |
Should she be removed from office? | |
Should she be censured? | |
Why? | |
Why? | |
Well, because it's what she said. | |
She was okay with Marjorie Taylor Greene because, well, that's Marjorie Taylor Greene, but this is worse. | |
So it's the type of speech? | |
I say she should remain unimpact. | |
Keep talking. | |
Please keep talking. | |
What happens if instead of this, Rashida Tlaib, I think Russia should be ground into the dust. | |
Russia. | |
There were people who wanted to assassinate Putin. | |
Can you imagine if they were talking about doing that to Bibi? | |
Oh my god. | |
You would have never heard. | |
And that's wrong too. | |
But that was okay because that was Russia. | |
And you can say anything you want. | |
About Russia. | |
Anything. | |
See what I'm saying? | |
So it's the type of stuff, not whatever. | |
It's the type of information. | |
I don't know how to break it to you, but you can hate Israel if you want. | |
You can despise Israel and despise Zionism. | |
You can call them anything you want. | |
It's not our country. | |
And even if it was our country, So what? | |
Big deal. | |
So what? | |
And if you think that our country is it, so what? | |
Say it. | |
Say what you want. | |
Say what you want. | |
Anybody got a problem with that? | |
Anybody? | |
If you don't like Canada, Trudeau, Erdogan, Xi Jinping, Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, Israel, Portugal, whatever you'd like, can you think of any reason why you can't say that? | |
Can you think of anything? | |
Can you? | |
Not that you disagree with it. | |
Good luck trying to explain to Americans. | |
But I guarantee you, when you go to any show, watch anything, and I was watching First Post, Palky Sharma, all of the ones who were standing by and running in, all of these big mouths never did a damn thing. | |
They just love to talk and love to flex their muscles, and they don't do a damn thing. | |
They only exist there. | |
Go to any live feed. | |
Just read it. | |
Not here. | |
I happen to think this is some of the best commentary there is. | |
I think some of the kindest and nicest people, that's just me. | |
Go elsewhere. | |
And you'll always see one person who tries to rise above to let everybody know, hey, I'm here. | |
The big dog's here. | |
And we'll throw out flames just to draw something. | |
Hey, notice me. | |
It was a weird thing. | |
This one poor guy, there were no takers, nobody. | |
And you could see, it's like, does anybody see what he's doing? | |
But I guess nobody cared. | |
But yet, the loud mouths around the world, they don't vote. | |
They don't do anything. | |
They only exist there out of the freedom and the sanctity and the protection of anonymity. | |
They're afraid. | |
Like the guys do with friends of full beers, covered in tats, doing steroids who want to learn how to choke you out and shoot semi-automatic weapons. | |
They love the trappings of it. | |
I don't know how to explain this to anybody, but Rashida Tlaib... | |
Now, Josh Hawley, waste of flesh, was yelling at... | |
Mayorkas. | |
And Mayorkas was being asked, they had this Instagram or Twitter or something from somebody who worked with DHS who said these terrible things about Israel. | |
Now, they asked him, did you fire this person? | |
Why? | |
Because of this subject matter. | |
This subject matter. | |
She said terrible things about Israel. | |
I would agree they're terrible. | |
Not pro-Palestinian, but I would respectfully submit it was pro-Hamas. | |
That's really what it was. | |
So anyway, they did this thing. | |
And they asked Mayorkas, did you fire this person? | |
And he wouldn't answer the question, of course, because he never answers the question. | |
But the question should be this. | |
If you fired her, are you firing her because of the subject matter of what she said? | |
Or because, like other rules, it is improper for somebody in the government to opine regarding certain particular issues. | |
Is that the issue? | |
And it's very, very important to note. | |
You know how there is the Hatch Act and others that say you cannot involve yourself when you are a federal employee in certain political activities. | |
So if somebody had said let's say from the Department of Homeland Security or wherever she was or somebody to the fact that the world will not be safe until Vladimir Putin is removed until Ukraine is free until there's been a regime change in Russia. | |
Would they be fired then? | |
No. | |
Why? | |
Because they agree with that. | |
Because everybody hates Russia. | |
See what I'm saying? | |
That's the issue. | |
The issue is not whether people are talking. | |
The issue is, is it the subject matter? | |
Or is there a rule with this? | |
I'm sorry, we're going to fire you. | |
Why? | |
Because you cannot go on social media while you work for us and make any comments regarding any particular thing because you are obviously showing to the rest of the world that you lack the objectivity required to do your job. | |
That simple. | |
Okay? | |
See what I'm saying? | |
That should be the angle. | |
They're not talking about that. | |
They're not talking about that. | |
Freedom of speech is dead in this country. | |
It is dead. | |
It is dead. | |
And they scared America specifically by virtue of after COVID. | |
And remember, remember, most people don't care. | |
Most people do not speak out about anything. | |
In any form, on any platform, it doesn't matter. | |
They don't do it. | |
Most Americans don't care about anything. | |
I'm going to say this again to you. | |
You have to understand how we feel. | |
I can't talk about other countries, but I can tell you about this one. | |
Americans don't care about this. | |
Americans do not care. | |
They don't care. | |
They've never cared. | |
Nothing. | |
They don't march. | |
Say what you want about Palestinians. | |
Say what you want about Black Lives Matter. | |
Say what you want about George Floyd. | |
Say what you want about, dare I say, remember... | |
Pussy hats years ago? | |
Pardon my French. | |
Remember that? | |
They marched. | |
Do Americans march? | |
No. | |
These big mouths, they've marched? | |
Nope. | |
What about the Fred Ziffles? | |
Nope. | |
What about the women with it? | |
Nope. | |
What about the big Trump supporters? | |
I'm for Jesus, and I'm for God, and God, and country, and flag, and guns, and Donald Trump. | |
I love him. | |
Are these people March? | |
No. | |
They wait for CPAC. | |
They will go to a Trump rally, because that's kind of fun. | |
But March? | |
No. | |
No. | |
Pick up the fun bit? | |
No. | |
We got some who do it. | |
Now right now, there is a very interesting world going on. | |
CNN is, Jeff Zucker is looking to purchase CNN. | |
Why? | |
It must be valuable real estate for some other reason. | |
Certainly not because of the content. | |
Joe Rogan is looking to leave Spotify, maybe to go with X. Tucker Carlson. | |
Whom did he? | |
Oh, he did that Shkreli or the pharma guy. | |
You know, that Shkreli, Shkreli. | |
Tucker's lost his way. | |
He's doing boutique news. | |
Some people can do it. | |
Some people can. | |
Lex Friedman can do it because he interviews people about, you know, arcane stuff about, you know, AI. | |
But everybody loves to have this... | |
I was at a voting the other day, and one of the poll workers had in her bag Greg Gutfeld, a book by Greg Gutfeld. | |
And I thought, well, God bless her, at least she's reading or writing about something. | |
And I realized to myself, dear God, That might be the only thing she ever even... | |
That may be as close to a form of intellectual sucker, S-U-C-C-O-R, that she gets. | |
Now, this other story happened, and this, I keep telling myself, I'm wasting my time, but I'm going to keep doing it. | |
It's about AI and AGI, and I'm wasting my time. | |
But I'm going to keep doing it. | |
And I know this. | |
I know I'm wasting my time because whatever that thing is, whatever that hard, like umami, you know, like this, whatever this thing is, like the grok, whatever this understanding thing is, nobody gets it. | |
Elon Musk, who is a genius, is working on his version of grok from the Heinlein phrase. | |
You heard that, I hope, right? | |
Grok, everybody know what grok means? | |
To grok, the notion of grok. | |
Grok is simply... | |
To grok is a term popularized by Robert Heinlein in a science fiction novel, Stranger in a Strange Land. | |
It refers... | |
To understanding something intuitively or empathetically, to comprehend it completely and holistically, the term implies not just intellectual understanding, but also a deep and profound emotional connection with the subject or concept, often suggesting an emerging of identities or a complete and profound assimilation of knowledge or experience. | |
Elon Musk. | |
The prominent entrepreneur and CEO of various technology companies has utilized this term in his speeches and interviews, emphasizing the importance of deeply understanding complex concepts and technologies to make informed decisions and drive innovation. | |
This is to grok. | |
So, I don't think people are going to understand what grok means, but I will do my best. | |
And this is an important thing. | |
In Westfield, New Jersey, a bunch of teenagers, or one teenager, took pictures, apparently, of girls. | |
Let me read you the exact story. | |
The exact story. | |
This is important. | |
Uh-oh, Westfield. | |
They called it deep fake. | |
Deep fakes. | |
New Jersey teens make fake AI nudes. | |
A high school in Westfield, New Jersey, launched an investigation after a student allegedly created AI-generated nudes of girls at the school. | |
Sophomore boys who were sharing the images in group chats. | |
But on October the 20th, one of them apparently tipped off his classmates who escalated the incident to school administrators. | |
Quote, my daughter texted me, Mom, naked pictures of me are being distributed. | |
That's it. | |
Heading to the principal's office, one mom said. | |
She went on to say that her daughter, who was 14, started crying and then she's walking in the hallways and other girls are making fun of her. | |
According to the Wall Street Journal, which spoke with a number of girls and parents, one student, or possibly more, took original photos of the girls and ran them through an artificial intelligence tool to make fake nudes, also known as deep fakes. | |
The school's principal reportedly acknowledged in an email to parents that the school believes any created images have been deleted and are not being circulated. | |
Well, that's just stupid. | |
Now, here is where it gets interesting. | |
And this is where I realize I'm wasting my time. | |
Well, I'm going to keep doing it nonetheless. | |
I'm wasting my time. | |
What would you do to address this? | |
Let's say you're a legislator. | |
You're the chief of police. | |
What would you do? | |
Is it wrong? | |
I think it's wrong. | |
I think it's terrible. | |
To do that to young women? | |
To embarrass or humiliate? | |
14 years old. | |
Is it illegal? | |
What do you think? | |
This is where folks have no idea. | |
They just look at you like, I don't know what you're talking about. | |
Is it illegal? | |
I don't know. | |
How would you approach this? | |
What are the questions you would ask? | |
What kind of legal reasoning or critical thinking would you use? | |
How would you look at this? | |
What is this? | |
What would be some of the issues? | |
Now, someone says very, very correctly, needs a psychiatrist or a psychologist's appointment. | |
Yes, I think that's important. | |
Very, very important. | |
Okay? | |
Meanwhile, as we speak, as we're talking, I'd love to stop every now and then and look. | |
I'm thinking, there's some poor soul who's talking about Holocene Maxima CO2 levels, and you're wondering, where are these? | |
Do they have any? | |
Friends? | |
Who are they talking to? | |
Anyway, it's a free country. | |
Do whatever you want. | |
Alright. | |
Number one. | |
This is what I suggest. | |
Is it child sexual abuse material? | |
She's under the age of 14. I would suggest no. | |
You have to have a picture of a child. | |
Of a child. | |
The entire picture of a child. | |
Not a child's arm. | |
Not a child's head. | |
Not a child. | |
It's got to be a child sexual abuse material. | |
We're not even going to get into the notion of whether nudes are a problem. | |
That's a different story. | |
Because when I go around, well, what is a nude child? | |
Is a nude, is that sexual? | |
Well, just for purposes of this. | |
But I would say no, it's not child sexual abuse because you have a girl's head, a picture of her head, superimposed or somehow blended into something else. | |
So this is not a depiction because the reason why CSAM is against the law is because it is a chronicling of a, is basically the memorialization of a crime. | |
Understand what's going on? | |
Yes, of course. | |
Understand that? | |
Yes. | |
So what do we do? | |
I submit We need to look at something which is almost like libel. | |
What is libel? | |
Oh, look! | |
Oh, super chats do work! | |
Oh, that's good! | |
Sparky says, what if he hired a portrait painter to render their new likeness? | |
Sparky? | |
Absolutely. | |
What if he did it himself? | |
What if he took a picture of a... | |
of a... | |
A nude, and took her head, her picture, and just superimposed it, super, you know, kind of posted it, pasted it, and had this terrible Photoshop version of it. | |
Would that be? | |
I don't know. | |
That's a good question. | |
The question is, I think, because at the time this was written, nobody ever thought of this coming along. | |
But CSAM envisaged the idea that you were memorializing an event that took place at that time with these people and this child and this girl, then doing this now. | |
Do you understand that? | |
Do you understand why that is? | |
Yes. | |
Do you understand? | |
Yes. | |
So this picture is not real. | |
It didn't happen. | |
What if, for example, Sparky, I were to draw it myself? | |
Or what if I were? | |
I don't know. | |
What if I were just to describe it? | |
What level of depiction? | |
I don't know. | |
But we need something. | |
What is libel? | |
Libel is a statement of fact which is false. | |
I'm creating a misrepresentation of reality. | |
I'm doing something which has, in essence, I'm creating the illusion. | |
I'm almost spreading a rumor that this is true. | |
I'm spreading the false assertion that this is true. | |
But it's not. | |
It's almost like libel. | |
Will that work? | |
I don't know. | |
I don't know. | |
But we need to discuss this because we can't throw away this idea of freedom of speech because if you look at the, I think it was in 96, the Ashcroft case involving CGI then. | |
This is the most important thing. | |
Now, many of you write these wonderful ideas. | |
No, it's wrong. | |
And I appreciate that. | |
Please define for me what's wrong and how we're going to address somebody who did something wrong. | |
Your crime is that you did something wrong. | |
Tell me how we address that. | |
How do we do this? | |
Thank you. | |
Thank you. | |
What do you want? | |
I don't know where this thing comes from all of a sudden. | |
These little thumbs up and that's fine. | |
What do you do? | |
I don't know. | |
I don't understand. | |
I don't know. | |
We cannot allow this. | |
The number one the number one threat Existential threat that faces our world is that of artificial intelligence. | |
It is beyond, beyond, beyond, gone. | |
Beyond. | |
You understand what I'm saying? | |
It's gone. | |
And it's something that is so dangerous. | |
Let me see if I can explain this to you. | |
Let's assume Right now, as we speak. | |
There is an artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence unit. | |
We don't even know what it is. | |
Where does it exist? | |
And it has figured out how to hack into Hamas military rockets. | |
It knows where it is. | |
It does it on its own. | |
It's just on its own. | |
Remember, it's a 300-pound gorilla, or an 800-pound gorilla, excuse me, with a 300 IQ. | |
And it can do whatever it wants. | |
And it can do four things. | |
Recursive self-improvement, knows all the facts, psychology, and writes its own API. | |
Okay, so basically it writes its own code. | |
And it figures out a way to go in and it hacks into Hamas's rockets. | |
And it turns them on. | |
And it shells Shterot, Ashkelon, Tel Aviv, whatever. | |
And Hamas said, wait a minute. | |
We didn't do that. | |
Who did that? | |
Israel said, that's it. | |
That does it. | |
And Hamas said, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, wait, wait. | |
That's not what we're doing. | |
Now, how do you find out who did it? | |
You can't. | |
How do you stop this? | |
We don't. | |
Can this happen? | |
You betcha. | |
How do you prevent against it? | |
You can't. | |
Why? | |
Because at the time this came up, you never cared about... | |
This. | |
You weren't, not you, you the immediate audience, but you collectively, humans. | |
You never cared about this. | |
You never cared about this. | |
Do you hear this? | |
You never cared about this. | |
This meant nothing to you. | |
It just seemed like, well, whatever. | |
And it just kind of maybe, I don't know, it just seems like kind of a waste of time, sort of. | |
And that's the way it is. | |
It poses a threat that is so frightening because there is no, and we don't know what it is. | |
We have created this mayhem. | |
Imagine I create a bullet, a round of ammunition that can create itself, that can... | |
How do I say this? | |
That can multiply itself and can spread itself unlimitedly and can start shooting anytime at once. | |
There is no way to think about this. | |
So let me stop for a second. | |
Let me ask you. | |
Tell me you have, please, you have subscribed to the channel, right? | |
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I think I mentioned this before. | |
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And do we hire somebody back? | |
We don't know. | |
What about the CEO? | |
We don't know. | |
What about? | |
Well, we don't know. | |
And they're trying to say, I wonder what happened. | |
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I love people who speak up. | |
I love people. | |
Look what they're doing to President Trump. | |
Look what they're doing to him. | |
It is beyond the realm of horror, what they are doing. | |
It is beyond the realm. | |
So I just want you to grasp something. | |
And I want you to understand. | |
It is incumbent upon you to ask yourself one of two things. | |
Are you going to be on the sidelines? | |
Are you going to be in the fight? | |
And you have, by virtue of it, because you have this equipment right now, you have the ability to use your brilliance. | |
And many of you, many of you who are so loquacious, masters and mistresses of loquacity and verbosity. | |
And who have a penchant for explication and limiting them, sometimes the most arcane and recognitive concepts. | |
You can do this, and you can show the world what you actually believe and what you think. | |
But you've got to get off your duff, whatever a duff is, and you've got to utilize the various platforms that are available to make your ideas known. | |
That's all. | |
That's all I want to tell you. | |
Do you understand this? | |
This is the most important. | |
You don't have to... | |
Explain necessarily or to quip. | |
You don't have to always be there to provide the bombo, the riposte. | |
I get it. | |
I want you to do me a favor. | |
Get on X, get on Twitter. | |
Elon, it's terrific. | |
It's going to be a firewall or a paywall. | |
Everything is. | |
Absolutely everything. | |
Everything's a paywall. | |
And I want you to do your best to actually get off of your duff and do something. | |
I want you to tell yourself today, I want you to make sure, I want you to make sure, seriously, I want you to make sure that you do something now and you say, I'm going to do something. | |
Stop being on the sidelines. | |
Stop being on the sidelines. | |
Stop just sitting back and saying, okay, I'm, you know. | |
I'm afraid. | |
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. | |
Make sure you stop. | |
Seriously. | |
I want you to do this. | |
You are being given the gift of a lifetime to speak. | |
And that doesn't mean to put pictures of yourself. | |
That's all. | |
Or, look at me with my kids. | |
Why people put pictures of their daughters? | |
I have no idea. | |
I've got a friend of mine who is he's in the Kind of in the business, so to speak. | |
And I know where he lives. | |
I know his daughter's name. | |
And I know where she goes to school. | |
I know what she looks like. | |
I know everything about her various life, her various additions to her life, and things that I can use perhaps one day to maybe lure her by making her think that somehow I'm a friend of the family, because I know this. | |
Hey, I understand you got your new dog. | |
Oh, I'm sorry about you. | |
Oh, your goldfish died. | |
Oh, you lost a tooth. | |
How's your brother Todd? | |
Your father, you know, Brad and your mom, Maxine, and all of a sudden, oh, obviously this person knows me. | |
No, I'm a predator. | |
And I've been reading about you online by virtue of your parents who've been putting you up because they treat you like chattel, like you're some possession that they own. | |
That's what people use social media for, and I find it despicable. | |
You got it? | |
I find it despicable. | |
When you go on vacation, do yourself a favor. | |
Don't post. | |
Don't talk about, hey, I'm gone! | |
That's enough. | |
Okay? | |
Now, Again, I thank you, thank you, thank you, especially to some of you who I read and I'm thinking, my God, you have so much energy. | |
Use it for something. | |
In addition to this, by the way, entertaining me, which I appreciate, and us, but go out and spread the good word. | |
Alright? | |
That's all. | |
Thank you so much. | |
And to Sparky tonight, our lone contributor, thank you, Sparky. | |
Your largesse, your beneficence is so So appreciated. | |
I can't say this enough. | |
Seriously, you made my night. | |
You made me feel so important. | |
And so, thank you for this. | |
Thank you for that. | |
In any event, we'll be back tomorrow. | |
Same bad time, same bad time. | |
I understand there's some form of a debate or something tonight. | |
I don't particularly care. | |
It doesn't matter. | |
They're a waste of time. | |
In any event, see you tomorrow. | |
Same bad time, same bad channel at 8 a.m. | |
Until then, my friends, remember the monkey's dead. | |
The show's over. | |
Sue you. |