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Nov. 19, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Is Bobby Kennedy Jr. Nuts? (And What If He Is?)
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Tonight might be the best instance that we've ever had regarding this thing that we're doing.
It may be the best.
May absolutely be the best that we've ever done.
And the reason for it is the theme.
And the theme is changing.
What do I mean?
Today, I was into a kind of a musical groove.
Just YouTube to me, just so that you know, is a drug.
Because I don't know where I'm going to end up.
I don't know when I start.
I can go from...
Old Brooklyn pasta factories to everything but the girl.
This band that I, this group, this duo that I love and I go into them and then I've been into the cowboy junkies and I'll go off into, I'm going to show you this thing on sewing machines and then today Mrs. L went to an exhibition here in New York.
On the history.
And ladies, listen to me.
It's on Barbie.
The history of Barbie.
The significance of Barbie.
Not the movie.
But it's at the...
What is it?
The Museum of...
Museum of Arts and Design.
Right now at Columbus Circle.
Packed.
Packed.
Mothers.
Granddaughters.
Grand...
Parents, daughters, this Barbie was transformational.
One of the things I love to do, I think of myself almost like as a tour guide.
It's to point out events to you where I say, do you know how critical this was?
This event was important.
This was the moment that this happened and how this was important and this seeming, how McDonald's changed the world.
We'll talk about that.
But what Barbie did and the doll and this part, not just our history, but the significance of it.
And women in particular, ladies, you'll know that you've probably had a Barbie or you did.
It was a different thing.
And in order to be a great citizen, in order to be a thriving member of the world, you must be able to look at it and say, I understand.
Let me learn something.
To most people who just kind of dismiss and say, no, no, no, no, no.
So that's what today is.
Today's going to be a melange, a pastiche, a myriad, a mosaic of everything you can imagine.
So many things I've got for you.
But the theme also is going to be the past is only important if it allows us to focus on what's happening now.
Past and nostalgia for the sake of nostalgia is a waste of time.
It's only important if it provides a lens.
To look at what's happening now.
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My friends, I hit a nerve when I said right now as far as Barbies.
More women that I know have said, do you keep your Barbies?
What did this mean?
This is the thing which I love when somebody gets it.
I love when somebody gets it and truly understands it.
And I want you to understand what's happening right now before us.
I want you to understand what is happening right now.
Right now.
Remember, my friends, do not waste your time with people who don't understand it.
Do not waste your time with people who don't get it, because believe me, a lot of people don't get it.
You get it, and I do.
Let me show you something.
First, transformational.
Number one, this president and what is happening right now.
My friends, a few of them who were gay Mala supporters, don't understand what happened.
They can't see it.
They don't understand it.
They're not in the position of understanding.
They don't get it.
They don't want to get it.
They don't try to get it.
They missed it.
They missed the point.
And what happened was, for the many times you have seen, there are people who, for I don't know why, there are some people who fancy themselves as What used to be called entertainers.
And I'm going to show you something and I'm going to see how many of these entertainers can you name and listen to what they are telling you that they will do and they promise to do with the election and re-election of President Trump.
Pay attention!
And take down their name.
Donald Trump wins the presidency.
A pig will fly out of my butthole because it will be a nightmare.
I have a house in Spain that is going to be ready right after the election.
Panama.
Tiberia.
Nova Scotia.
I'm definitely moving to Canada.
Straight to hell.
Iceland.
France.
Asia's pretty cool.
Like a mental hospital for a while because you're like, why is this happening?
I'm moving back to the Republic of Brooklyn, New York.
I've always wanted to live in Italy, so I feel like that might be a good time.
I will run down the street naked in Mexico.
No, I'm kidding.
Who's Trump?
The tan, brother, you're orange.
I would move to the Caribbean.
The Bahamas.
Start a jet ski rental business.
White.
We can't have an orange present.
Maybe it's just a way to be closer to Obama.
I would be very concerning for America if Donald Trump won.
I'll stay in America.
I'd stay here and fight the good fight.
I couldn't give up on where I'm...
I'd probably stay here just purely out of, like, the laziness of not wanting to move.
Pay attention to what this is.
There was a time years ago when people who actually were involved in causes did something.
Now I'm going to mention a name.
And you're not going to like her and I understand it.
It's Jane Fonda.
And Jane Fonda, as you know, did some terrible things.
She went, I thought what she did was despicable.
Going to Vietnam and actually sitting in anti-aircraft machines.
But she did something.
People wrote songs about the war.
Martin Luther King, the rally, Sidney Poitier, Charlton Heston, Marlon Brando.
They...
Did things.
They marched.
Say what you want about...
Again, I don't expect you to like or to care for or to embrace Jane Fonda, but she did something.
It's despicable, but she did something.
She flew there.
She kind of risked her life and capture.
Today, We have taken the notion of stardom and we have created this monster.
And you're not going to see these people for very much longer.
You're going to see the notion of Hollywood.
And this is important.
Remember, this is happening before your eyes.
So pay attention because you'll be able to tell your children and grandchildren, I was there.
I saw it.
The last gasp.
Because they're not connecting.
There was this group of people, almost like a cult, and they said nothing.
And they proved themselves absolutely not a part of anything.
I want to show you something also which is important.
Speaking of...
and then we'll go to the next one.
Stars.
I only mention this.
There's a woman who looks like a couch and she has sewn a mop into her hair and she is a disgusting human being.
Might be one of the most hideous examples of the human form ever to have been launched or hatched in the final genetic history of our humankind.
Her name is Karen Smith, I believe.
She goes by another name.
So she decided to blaspheme and is opening her up, I hope to God, for the biggest defamation suit ever.
Taking her and ABC and everyone down, just like they did to Rudy Julian.
And there was a bakery, there is a bakery in Staten Island called Holterman's.
And this bakery has been around since 1848, I believe.
And they have been, this is so interesting, they have been wonderfully...
Wonderfully famous and popular.
And Holterman is now this woman who was the daughter basically was on TV saying, why are they doing this to us?
We're a family.
They opened During the Rutherford B. Hayes administration on Staten Island.
So anyway, when the word got out that this thing, this marsupial, I don't know what this is, this hominid, was some type of an appliance or something sewn into her head who just absolutely redefines hideousness at levels we never could comprehend.
But when she made reference to this, and we're not going to go through this, the response, the response from individuals, from people, is incredible.
Watch this.
So there's the famous Hultimans.
Shame on you, Whoopi Goldberg.
Mara, look at how nice.
The line all the way down in the bakery.
Let's see.
I'm going to block her right online.
I don't wait online anywhere.
I want to give them my support like everyone else is.
Go Staten Island.
Go Holterman's.
And I'm going to try a Charlotte Moose, I think, for the first time.
All right, guys.
Have a great weekend.
And come support Holterman's Bakery and Sheena Whoopi Goldberg.
And that forgive you.
Look up, people.
Look at this.
Isn't this wonderful?
This is what Trump needs to make a special shout out.
Anyway, we're going to go through this.
The point I love is that, guess what happened?
Guess who the new star is?
The new celebrity?
You.
You are.
If you want to, there was a time when if you wanted to be, I don't know, famous, you went to Hollywood and you tried to become a part of the scene and you become a part of it and maybe you were selected and that was it.
And they were famous only by virtue of the fact that there was just a little fewer numbers.
Today, who was the most popular person in the world?
Who was the Clark Gable?
I don't know.
I have no idea.
And also, I want you to keep in mind this.
Things are changing.
Black and white and left and right because of, not necessarily because of the Trump re-election, but this I like to call, there's a fellow named Stephen A. Smith, I believe, and I like to do a show call.
What the is he talking about?
Because sometimes he gets so into being himself, I don't think comprehension and sagacity and lucidity are high on his, you know, goals, in any event.
But, irrespective of that, it does not matter.
Listen to what he has to say about Oprah.
All these celebrities, Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce, Oprah, If we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again.
You're going to look an audience in the face and you're going to tell them that if you vote for Donald Trump, you may not ever be able to cast a vote again.
Who believed that?
Who believed that coming from Oprah?
Say it.
Truly, who believed that?
This is the kind of stuff.
That alienates an electorate.
That alienates a vote.
Or a voter.
Because the freedom that you tell them they have, you try to confiscate morally by letting them know you ain't worth a damn unless you vote the way we say you should vote.
Who's going to go for that in a general election?
With an economy rife with inflation?
With over 12 million people crossing the borders?
With people wondering about their dollars.
The dollars that they earn.
The dollars that they have in their pocket.
The value of that dollar dissipating before our very eyes.
But in the same breath, you're telling them that you've got to take even more money out of their pocket to finance immigrants that come all across the board illegally at the behest of the Democratic Party looking to secure a voting bloc.
Did you think that would work?
Did you think that would work?
Isn't that something?
Do you see what's happening?
A couple of, I don't know, a year ago, two years ago, he wouldn't have said that.
It's shifted.
It's this, it's the end of celebrity, the phoniness, the artificiality.
We're telling these people it's over.
Chelsea Handler saying, I have a home in Spain.
Good.
Leave.
Disintegrate.
Nobody cares.
Do you see what's happening?
This is a new America.
A new force to be reckoned with.
And who are the people?
Who are the stars?
You are.
Joe Rogan is.
And this medium that we're on right now.
Now, I'm going to show you something which has absolutely nothing to do with politics, but I want to share it with you.
What I love about X, I guess I still call it Twitter, and YouTube, is that I get to see things that I never thought.
Did you ever have in your home, did your mother have a sewing machine?
My mother had a Singer sewing machine.
And it was this...
A little cabinet, and you opened it up, and it was upside down, and it came up like this, and you put that thing, and she'd have to thread that thing, and it had this thing you hit with your knee, or the treadle, and you've had it, maybe there was the treadle, and...
I don't know if anybody even knows what a sewing machine is, if anybody even has one.
But how many of you had a sewing machine?
In your house, your mother had a sewing machine and could sew.
It was like understood.
Or grandmothers who had a sewing machine and maybe the sewing kit.
Do you have this sewing kit with a thing with that little thimble and that little...
We had the thing with the pins.
It was like a fruit or something, some cloth.
And you had the pins and you had the very...
Okay, everybody's got the sewing kit for a button.
Or whatever.
Okay.
Thimble.
Everybody.
Okay.
And probably a singer.
I might have been.
I don't know anything about the style.
Okay.
But they were pretty much the same.
Okay.
Watch this new sewing machine.
That just killed me.
Advanced sewing machine.
And this is what surprised me.
Needles sell threads with a push of a button.
Stop.
Stop.
Needle self-thread with the push of a button.
Now, that is...
Who cares about Elon Musk and the rocket?
This kills me.
There's a laser that shows where the stitch is going.
A laser to show you where the stitch is going.
A laser or a light of some particular sort.
I don't think it's a laser, but anyway.
This machine is huge compared to standard sewing machine.
Countless amount of different stitches.
Look at this!
And you can customize anything, even settings like presser foot lift height or pressure.
It easily switches from sewing to embroidery machine, and you can set up embroidery design right on the screen.
Unbelievable.
Look at this.
Embroidery.
And by the way, where's the embroidery capital?
Is it Jersey City?
No.
West, whenever you're going into the tunnel, it says the embroidery capital.
Although anyway.
And yes, of course you can watch videos on that large screen.
Unbelievable.
This kills me.
I love machines.
I love hacks.
I love machines that...
You know, if you open up the pull top of the soda can and turn it this way, it's to...
And if you take the thing and you put it this way, it's to regulate the flow.
And if you put the spoon...
I just...
This is genius!
Now, what this has to do with anything is I just...
You look at those sewing machines...
There is a guy who I go to, he is my, I guess you'd say a tailor, a real tailor.
When you get a suit to really fine-tune it, this guy, I mean, he is, he does everybody.
This guy, you should see him sew.
With a needle and thread, it's like nothing you've ever seen in your life.
And he wears this thing on his sleeve where he doesn't pick up the gook or whatever.
These are arts that are just lost.
But this kills me.
Can you imagine if you could show your mother now?
Look at this.
It has a laser.
It threads itself.
These poor women are trying to find it.
Sparky, ladies and gentlemen, has to weigh in.
Sparky says sewing machines were in every house.
Women bought patterns to make their own clothes.
I had an aunt who could make dresses just by looking at a magazine picture.
No pattern required.
Oh, I know.
It's incredible.
We had Hancock fabric.
I would always go wherever we would go.
I was a kid.
Go with my mother.
You know, I could find any place interesting, except this one place.
I don't know if you have them, but what was the place you went to?
Some place in Jersey where they had the patterns?
Fabricville.
Just everybody had these places.
And women were expected to know how to do this, and they wanted to do it.
It's just...
But this...
Freedom says, my mom is 95, had a singer pedal swing machine, fixed whatever needed to be sewed for the family.
Dad made homemade ice cream and he moved the lawn with a push mower.
Dad had passed.
I love you, mother.
Isn't that something?
They had these really hard blades and you have to file down this.
I just I just love this stuff.
Hand-cranked butter, churning butter, just before even a food processor.
A food processor.
Think about this.
In any event.
Okay, changing the subject to something absolutely has nothing to do.
What you'll see is, there's no rhyme or reason, because I have like a best set of them, like a DJ, and I want you to hear certain things, and I want you to hear...
These wonderful little passages.
There is a woman, and I want President Trump to include her.
Her name is Catherine Austin Fitz.
And I love this woman.
And I think she is a genius.
And why she is not on the Doge Committee, I don't know.
I really wanted to reform the deep state.
I'd say, okay, who's got the $21 trillion and how do we get it back?
Can you explain that $21 trillion if you can?
Yeah.
So the Department of Defense, so in 1995, we had a budget, we had a big budget confrontation, and it was later described to me by the head of the largest pension fund in the country.
He said, they've given up on the country.
They're moving all the money out starting in the fall.
And that was the beginning of the financial coup.
And in fiscal 1998, HUD was missing $59 billion in the first year.
And then by 9-11, the federal government, mostly DOD, was missing approximately $4 trillion.
And then when 9-11 happened, the day before 9-11, Donna Rumsfeld got up and...
Confessed that DOD was missing $2.3 trillion.
Remember?
Okay.
And then 9-11 happened and everybody sort of forgot about the missing money.
We didn't.
And so Larry kept publishing it and publishing it.
And I kept saying, we've got to pay attention to the missing money because essentially most of this is being financed out of our pension funds and retirement funds.
And if we don't address this...
We won't have enough money to meet our obligations under the retirement system unless we lower life expectancy.
Now, let me stop right there.
Let me stop right there.
Because this is, please, please, she is incredible.
Catherine Austin Fitz, F-I-T-T-S.
Look her up.
And what she was remembering, or rather referencing, ladies and gentlemen, Was this message?
Ours, not fully.
Not yet.
We are, as they say, tangled in our anchor chain.
Our financial systems are decades old.
According to some estimates, we cannot track $2.3 trillion in transactions.
2.3?
This was right before 9-11.
We cannot share information from floor to floor in this building because it's stored on dozens of different technologies.
This is one thing that we remember, our group does, the Conspirateers.
Blonde Brainstorm says, I have a sewing machine that does all of those wonderful things.
I have a sewing machine that doesn't.
In case the super machine goes on strike, I sew quilts.
Wow.
And you sew quilts, not because you have to, but because you like to.
Cut Up Chatter says, I am cutting a pattern for wrap-around pants now.
There you go.
See that?
And you do this because you can.
Because you can.
Now, I want you just to stop.
Do you see what is happening?
Welcome to our world.
If I said, Mr. President, join our...
This is the conspiratorium.
We have a variety of people from a variety of backgrounds and a variety of points of view.
And we want you to understand, we are not paranoid, but we don't forget.
And we want Elon and Vivek in their Doge works to bring in Ms. Fitz, whom I think is tremendous.
But please remember this.
And Sparky says, right before 9-11.
Funny how that works.
Indeed, some people say there's no such thing, Sparky, as a coincidence.
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They are planning something and they are not going to make this transition go easily.
They are going to plan something.
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Remember what I'm telling you.
The dock strike.
They didn't settle.
They postponed.
And it's great when you have a Republican governor, like in Florida with DeSantis, but if you've got New Jersey, Port of Newark, Port Elizabeth and Newark, that of course is a Democratic.
Governor.
New York, Democratic governor.
California, Democratic governor.
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Now, my friends, today's subject, as you know, theoretically, and I hope you saw this, today's subject is this wonderful topic called, oh, and George says, why isn't Catherine Fitz, why isn't Catherine Fitz, Trump's Treasury Secretary nominee?
It's a great question.
Or at least become a part, I think, George, of the Doge team, as it were.
Now, you know, everybody's saying Bobby Kennedy is crazy, right?
They say Bobby Kennedy is crazy.
Do you know what crazy looks like?
Do you have any idea?
And do you know how hard that is to know that?
To go out there being myself?
Maybe a hint.
I don't even think I could be myself anymore.
Why don't you hear him?
The door banging down with the police coming in.
What do you think is this to be in my community?
That we can't even go out and be free anymore?
Look at this.
Because all of you people, the ones who voted for that man...
And Bobby Kennedy's crazy.
Let me just say something.
Whatever this is, I don't know what this is, this is going on right now, my friends.
Not only that, this is going on, but people are saying, oh, okay.
You are so emboldened now, aren't you?
But Bobby Kennedy's crazy.
So emboldened to do and say what you want.
And Matt Gaetz is crazy.
He's crazy, too.
Make people feel any way that you think that they should feel.
I don't even know what the hell that means, Pete.
Hegseth is crazy.
We're all crazy.
But this thing, this thing is normal.
This is a sad time.
Okay.
Let me just remind you, folks.
Remember this.
This is okay.
I could sit with Kamala.
I could sit with Timmy Walls, who you will never see this again.
Freedom says, what the hell is that?
Scary nuts.
Deez nuts, as our friends would say.
Okay.
Bobby Kennedy's crazy, because Bobby Kennedy, what was it?
He had a worm in his brain, and he thinks that Wi-Fi causes cancer, and he...
He thinks that autism is caused by vaccines.
He's crazy.
He's crazy.
Crazy!
A lunatic!
That's okay.
That's okay.
And Bobby wants to make food and things safer.
Anybody like McDonald's fries?
Oh!
Aren't they something?
McDonald's fries.
Joe Rogan does a thing on McDonald's fries.
Oh, no, no, no.
It's, excuse me, it's Cat Williams.
Oh, it's McDonald's fries.
They are, you, watch this.
This is McDonald's french fries.
I would like to argue that probably nobody in this room has not had a McDonald's french fries, by the way.
Nobody raised their hand during the staff meeting earlier today.
In the U.S., there's 11 ingredients.
In the U.K., there's three.
And salt is optional.
An ingredient called domethylpolysiloxane is an ingredient preserved with formaldehyde, a neurotoxin, in the U.S. version.
This is used as a foaming agent so they don't have to replace the oil that often, making McDonald's more money here in the United States.
But they don't do that across the pond.
Crazy.
Crazy, Bobby Kennedy.
This is Skittles.
Notice the long list of ingredient differences.
10 artificial dyes in the US version and titanium dioxide.
This ingredient is banned in Europe because it can cause DNA damage.
Artificial dyes are made from petroleum and products containing these dyes require a warning label in Europe that states it may cause adverse effects on activity and detention in children.
And they have been linked to cancer and disruptions in the immune system.
This on the screen back here is Gatorade.
In the U.S., they use Red 40 in caramel color.
In Germany, they don't.
They use carrot and sweet potatoes to color their Gatorade.
This is Doritos.
The U.S. version has three different artificial dyes and MSG.
The U.K. version does not.
And let's look at cereal.
General Mills is definitely playing some tricks on us.
They launched a new version of tricks just recently in Australia.
It has no dyes.
They even advertise that when the US version still does.
This is why I became a food activist.
My name is Vani Hari, and I only want one thing.
I want Americans to be treated the same way as citizens in other countries by our own American companies.
Let me show you something right here.
Look at this.
Our friend says, if you don't want it, to eat it, don't eat it.
Any problem with that one?
Any problem with that?
If you don't want it, don't eat it.
Let me just ask you something.
Do you think, do you think that it would be a good idea to have a warning to say, listen, if you want this, that's fine.
Have it.
Or do you say, stop your belly aching and if you don't want fries, don't eat them.
Do you think it'd be a good idea to let people know?
Do you think it's a good idea For us to continue, do you notice how they don't care anything about what we put in our bodies, either deliberately or mandatorily?
Freedom says, but I'm sure she would rather have us eat bugs.
I love McDonald's fries.
I'm 70-year-old and healthy as an ox.
You see what's happening?
They didn't have this when we were kids.
You're making this reference to bugs and...
You see, this is the issue.
That's the issue.
When you're having...
When companies feel that they can do whatever they want and they don't care.
I like that anti-foaming.
I like that.
You see our attitude?
Well, they don't need it.
We've never understood it.
GMOs, I wasted my time with that one.
I just, I thought for sure people wouldn't say, well, I want to know about that new, what do you think celiac's from?
Where is that?
I love the fact when, this is turkey time, right?
Turkey.
And I, listen, I think you should have whatever you want and you should have labels and, but if you want to see what is happening.
When people are eating a turkey with a breast like this on it, if that doesn't say, wait a minute, this is recombinant growth hormones, if you don't think that's a big deal, fine.
I think it's a big deal.
I don't think it should be banned.
I don't think there should be something that should be banned.
But you hear our attitude.
We have this, I don't care.
We did the same thing about smoking.
If you don't want to smoke, don't smoke.
My grandfather smoked four packs a day and he lived to be.
We always do this.
When it comes to health, but if you mention seed oils, people go crazy.
People hate seed oils.
By the way, there's three different kinds of seed oils in the french fry frying process.
Seed oil drives people crazy.
Somebody said before, it was interesting, they said there was a very important message about people who were over their head in debt.
Somebody said, well, if you're in debt, you should be, don't be here, get a job.
This is the way you say, I don't care.
Just go ahead.
Well, how about obesity raising?
Well, then lose weight.
This is our problem.
We love to say anything about health, we hate.
We will dismiss it if anybody says anything about what's in our food.
We always talk about...
Remember how people say, you know, when we were kids, we were always playing and that's why we were...
No, obesity rate wasn't because of that.
We had this idea that we were always running.
We were always running.
You know how dense, calorie dense?
Food that we had?
When you were a kid, did you ever have, like, after you were done, did you have, like, ice cream and cakes and things?
We had a lot of stuff.
But there wasn't garbage in there.
It actually was plain old whatever.
There wasn't a lot of this stuff in there.
And it was, we actually, in some cases, ate more calories.
So it's not that we were foregoing food.
We ate.
But it was different.
GMOs especially.
And this is where people just nod off.
And I've never, and I told people, I said, I've got a friend of mine who wants to go plant-based.
I said, don't tell anybody.
Don't tell anybody.
Okay?
Do you understand this?
D.D. Velder says, I lived overseas, ate whatever I wanted and lost weight.
The food is not the same.
This is deeper than eating bugs.
Americans are literally poisoned intentionally.
Wake up.
This genius says people can drink alcohol until they get cirrhosis of the liver.
Are we going to ban alcohol?
How do you tell somebody who misses the point?
What do teachers do?
What do you do?
What I do is I say, well, well, and we just ignore them.
But this is the problem that we have.
This is the problem we have.
People love, nobody is saying ban tricks or ban french fries.
Let me say this again.
Nobody is saying ban foods.
Nobody.
Nobody.
Nobody is saying ban foods.
Let me try this again.
Let me try it again.
Nobody's saying this.
Did you hear anybody say banning?
Did you hear anybody?
Did you?
Anybody?
Did you hear this?
Did you hear anything like that?
Did you hear at any point this notion of banning?
Did you?
Anybody hear this?
Maybe it's me.
Do you think it's a good idea for us to find out what...
Do you think...
That Wi-Fi is good or bad or neutral to us?
Raise your hand.
Anybody?
Do you think Wi-Fi?
Now, Wi-Fi is wonderful.
We need it.
Would you like to know any type of testing?
Or should we say, what do you want to do?
Ban Wi-Fi?
This is the problem that we have.
This is the stuff.
I can't say it enough.
I can't.
We're the problem.
And the reason why, believe it or not, people, when it comes to food, we just say, I don't care.
If it tastes good, I like it.
That's the most important.
And that's the problem.
And I'm saying to myself, okay, you'll see my friends.
The great Joe Rogan.
Trump has always been that he's bullshitting everybody, that he's a con man.
He's definitely very persuasive.
You know, Scott Adams has wrote about this pretty much in depth about how well Trump...
He practices the art of persuasion.
You know, the art of the deal.
He's great at making people his friend and making relationships.
And if you're his enemy, fuck you, scorched earth.
You know, it's like this.
And there's fear of that.
You don't want to get on his bad side.
There's all this, like, there's this art of, like, how he negotiates and he's gone through this years and years and years of business.
But that's him.
The guy's right there.
You could talk to him about everything and anything.
He's right there.
He's not protecting any of his ideas.
He called a girl he allegedly slept with horseface when he was the president on Twitter.
That's so funny.
It's the wildest shit.
So you're getting what you get.
That's who the guy is.
I like him.
I've grown to like him.
Did you hear that?
Did you hear that?
I had a much more negative opinion of him back in the day because it was...
There's only so much you can pay attention to and do deep dives on before you lose your fucking mind.
And with him, I was always like, oh, that guy, they grab him by the pussy guy.
It's probably not good for the country.
That seems crazy.
But as time went on, I was like, oh, you need a guy that is completely crazy to expose how corrupt the whole system is.
Now let me stop right there.
Do you hear how wonderful this is?
Do you hear this?
I don't think people recognize how important Joe Rogan is.
May I also say something to my good friend Edwin Jones?
Moderation is the key to long life generally.
No.
No.
The benefit of moderation has been greatly exaggerated.
Moderation in poison?
Moderation in poison.
Look what they're doing to kids, especially.
Psych medications, you know what kids are.
There are kids who, by the age of two or three, never had an actual non-GMO corn product ever.
Do you think that's okay?
Tastes good.
Do you think moderation is in it?
Do you think moderation is in it?
I'm just saying.
We're not saying they're eating too much.
They're eating any of it.
Do you understand this?
Life expectancy, 76, 84, no excuse for that.
Life expectancy merely means you're not dead.
And if your life expectancy is you're diabetic and you have renal failure and you have...
But you're alive.
You're not dead.
Do you understand this?
When you talk about Wi-Fi, because this whole thing is they're saying Bobby Kennedy.
Now, by the way, Bobby Kennedy is being seen out and about.
He's sitting on the Air Force, Trump, whatever, plane, eating McDonald's.
That's fine.
Whatever it is, they're saying Bobby.
They also picture of a Bobby.
I think he's got some kind of a...
Warm dirt or something for his mouth.
Okay, fine.
We need Bobby Kennedy to say this.
We need Bobby Kennedy to say this.
We need him.
We're not talking about getting crazy.
Anybody who mentions banning something, you don't want to ban the thing.
You want to ban the additive.
Nobody wants to ban cereal.
Did you hear this?
Did you hear this?
Nobody wants to ban the cereal.
Nobody wants to ban french fries.
Nobody wants to ban cigarettes aren't banned at all.
I think the jury is not out with that one.
I don't think they should be.
But let me try this again.
Do you think it's important for you to know what's in the stuff that you're eating?
And if there is a dye or something which is connected to something bad, do you think it would be a good idea to be able to say, stop doing that?
These are the people, ladies and gentlemen, who wanted you to wear a mask for no reason.
Fauci even said it did nothing.
Masks were worn during surgeries to keep from spitting or whatever into the open room.
How is it that they care so much?
Do you think that fluoride in your water is good?
Do you think that it's good?
Do you think it's good because of tooth decay?
Fluoride.
Why does the government care so much about our teeth?
When they looked at the teeth of Neanderthals, they never had a cavity?
Nothing.
There's no reason why you have cavities in your teeth anyway.
Do you think maybe it might be other reasons why we have cavities?
Why?
Do you understand this?
Why do people want this?
And the reason is simply this.
As you will see here.
You have a group of people who love to fight.
And one group of people thinks that anytime anybody says anything that has to deal with, or deal with, or suggest, or deals with the subject of food or safety, that you're some, you know, remember the old days we had Yule Gibbons?
It was a grape nut.
It tastes like a hickory nut.
We laughed at that.
Remember when we laughed at Jim Fix, who wanted to actually jog?
I thought he was crazy.
This guy's running.
He's a health nut.
Remember this?
He's a health nut.
They've always been these people.
And it might be for a lot of reasons.
Then we have other people who think...
I was talking to somebody.
There was...
There's wonderful stuff you can...
Not burgers, but there's stuff made from...
I don't like everything, but there's some veggie burger stuff.
I like stuff without heme.
I like stuff without soy.
So somebody called it, we had a friend of ours who called it lab meat.
I said, that's not lab meat.
That's black beans and oatmeal and whatever.
And he didn't understand it.
He thought that's Bill Gates or lab meat or bugs or something.
I don't understand this.
John D says, wearing a mask to stop a virus is like putting a chain link fence to stop a sandstorm.
Indeed.
They told you to do that.
They cared about that, but not what's in your food.
Let me also say something.
In Mexico, in Mexico, crickets, and I've never tried them, but I would, crickets and nutty things are absolutely, positively a favorite.
I don't think you should force people to do this.
But before you say, that's ridiculous.
I'd love to say, do you know what you're eating?
In terms of, they have no idea.
Because they have this idea, what you understand?
If it's meat, I don't care what they put in it.
You don't care about hormones?
I don't care.
Ladies, do you think it at all strange that girls...
Girls are having the onset, speaking about delaying puberty, but earlier puberty, earlier breast development, earlier secondary sexual characteristics, early menarche and menses and periods.
Do you think that's odd?
Do you think it's odd that little girls are developing breasts far faster than used to be the case?
Do you think that's odd?
Is it me?
I don't think that's a good idea.
Why are we accelerating?
And somebody says, it's because we're obese.
They're obese.
Why are they obese?
No, they're not having a...
It's the hormones and the recombinant hormones that are in foods.
No.
It's not because they're obese.
It's because, well, why are they obese?
Let me give you an example.
Correlation versus cause.
Imagine this.
Greta Thunberg would love this.
Let's say you have a graph, and you have two graphs, two lines.
One is CO2 in the atmosphere, the other one is temperature.
And you see this.
So you look at this and say, ah, I see what happens.
The more CO2 is pumped out, the hotter.
The planet gets because the two graphs, the two lines are parallel to each other.
When the answer is no, it's the opposite.
When it gets hotter, the saturation of CO2 is greater.
It's not the other way around.
Think about that.
They looked at it and they saw it the wrong way because people are not trained.
Well, there's a reason for that.
But they don't understand.
Statistically, they'll say, well, it's because of this.
And kids are obese because they don't play.
And kids are obese because they don't climb trees and ride bikes like we did.
Because we were just machines.
We were constantly running marathons every day.
No.
I mean, in some cases.
But we love to give answers.
Let me give you an example.
Here's a good one.
Have you always heard that it's good to have a glass of wine every day?
You ever heard that?
And they've said that.
They've done studies.
People who live long lives will have a glass of wine a day.
And they say, wow.
Must be because of the wine, then, that they're living longer lives.
Makes sense, right?
Well, because they have a glass of wine a day.
And that's the way people think.
They say this equals this.
So therefore, it's the therefore part, which is a problem.
So they looked at this and they said, ah, it must be maybe red wine.
And they said the resveratrol.
And the resveratrol in the, which is true, I mean, it's an antioxidant, but in the actual skin of grapes, the red, the red and darker because of hormesis.
It has a darker hue, darker pigment to ward off the sun, and therefore in that, in your, to our benefit, is an antioxidant, and that's true to an extent.
But somebody said, these people only have one glass of wine in it?
Yeah.
And they're also in good shape, too.
So it must be the wine.
Must be the wine.
Okay.
So people found out, no.
Anybody who is regimented enough, anybody who is strict enough to only have one glass of wine, not two, but one, also shows a strictness in other aspects of their life.
Let's go one step further.
Let's compare the one glass of wine today to people who don't drink at all.
And guess who was better?
The people who don't drink.
I've got news for you, and you can forget this.
You can forget this one.
But this is something which is better for people not to drink at all.
But they're going to say, no, no, no.
And then they're going to say, my grandfather drank.
I understand.
And that ain't going to happen.
But if you really wanted to know, seriously, we love to talk about nutrition in our country.
We love it, but we never do it.
We just love to talk about it.
Love to talk about it.
I remember one time somebody said, well, the problem is you've got to have mixed vitamin D, but with a K2, you see, K2, whatever.
I said, well, why don't you eat that?
Well, whatever it is.
We love to talk about it.
Oh, my God.
Remember the paleo?
Oh, paleo and all that.
Paleo, keto.
This was all Stillman, Scarsdale diet, Atkins diet.
It's all the martini.
Low-carb, high-fat, protein, whatever it is.
It's been around forever.
Been around forever.
But they keep giving you a new name.
Paleo.
Doesn't that sound good?
The caveman diet.
It sounds good, but it's the same as the other.
So they have these things, and people will, in their own minds, start to create fact and lore to fill in their own What they want to be.
This is why there's double blind studies.
So that you don't automatically, so you don't read into it.
And one of them was that we, as animals, because as a canine, are meat eaters.
And meat has saved us.
We were hunter-gatherers.
And they come up with these stories and how that behavior is somehow applicable today.
Okay.
And they come up with these things and they say, well, if you look at their teeth, well, one of the very interesting things is whoever looks at our gut and our intestines would say, oh, this isn't a meat eater.
Why?
Too circuitous.
Meat eaters have very straight, they don't have a lot of this because you do not want food to putrefy over this long transit.
Now, when you tell people this, They don't like that.
They don't want to talk to you.
Now, am I saying you're going to die?
No.
But I'm telling you, you can discuss Israel.
You can discuss Palestine.
You can discuss Russia.
You can discuss if there's a God.
You will have no problem.
Anything.
You could talk about Trump.
And it's not the same as people when you talk about food.
Everybody.
It's an automatic expert.
They just know this intuitively.
They know it.
You don't have to tell them anything.
And none of them practice any of the stuff that they say.
They just say it.
Remember a while back people said, it's soy.
You're a soy boy.
And soy boy is because of the phytoestrogens.
Men who eat a lot of soy are effeminate and they grow breasts and they're wimpy.
And you say, well, look at China.
You want to talk about some Buddhist monk?
Somebody, some Shaolin monk who can kick your...
Well, it's infertility.
China?
And they don't want to hear this.
They just say, no, I'm...
I'm kind of into this meme and I like it.
I like to say soy boy.
I like to refer to them because they'll look at somebody, some incel somewhere.
Because we love to create.
And they did it with Trump.
They did it with other people.
It's who we are.
It's what we do.
My favorite is the stories that are concocted regarding Israel and Palestine.
Those are the best.
I know people who say things that say, you don't even know what you're talking about.
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This is for porch sitters.
He says, what is that face behind you?
We were in Michael's the other day that...
Artsy, arts and crafts, whatever.
And this was on the sale table.
It's a planter.
I love this.
And it sits back here and it looks very, very, it's weird, isn't it?
It's very odd because you've got that blurred thing, which I found fascinating.
Isn't that interesting?
In any event.
I love this one.
Intermittent fasting is best.
Well, have you ever looked at the studies of that?
I think it is.
I think it is.
Can I tell you one thing about this is interesting, which is funny.
Port sitters thought I was seeing things.
Well, you were seeing things.
You thought you were seeing something else.
One thing I want to tell you, which is the most important thing in the world, that nobody ever says anything.
And whenever you're a kid, nobody ever tells you.
Okay, little...
Little Kimba, little Mikayla, little Rodney, whatever you are.
You're going to have to figure out what's the best way for you to eat.
Are you a breakfast eater?
Maybe you don't want to eat anymore.
Maybe your stomach doesn't open up for business.
Maybe you don't do this.
Maybe you don't eat breakfast.
Well, that's the most important.
Maybe not for you.
Maybe you do better eating later.
Maybe you're not doing better eating certain things.
Processed bread to me, which I love, but it kills me.
Pastas kills me.
It like turns to a paste.
I don't know what it does.
I just don't do well.
I love it.
I love it.
Some people eat by the clock.
What time is it?
Let's eat now.
Oh, it's 6 o 'clock.
I know more people like that.
Are you hungry?
I could eat.
That's not what I'm saying.
Eating to people is, let's face it, it's ceremonial, it's fun, it's great, it's sensual, it tastes good, you like it.
And in New York, if you walk down 9th Avenue, right where we are, right in Hell's Kitchen, you could go to a different restaurant.
Every night of the week, I don't know, and varieties of themes.
Eating is fun.
Do you know, this is weird too, I am more of a, I don't like to spend a lot of time eating.
I'm a stand up kind of, I just want to eat, be done, enjoy it.
But once you sit down and you spread it out.
You start spending more time there than you want.
I'll have a little bit more.
Because eating has nothing to do with your being full.
It has to do with habits.
What does food mean to you?
What is your...
Why are some people...
Why is, in many cases, people in Asia and China, why are they thinner?
What is it?
What is it about the food?
Why is that?
Johnny Madison says, I was born in 58. I never heard of anyone having peanut butter allergies.
Started hearing about it in the 2000s.
I was born in 58 as well, and I never heard about that.
I never heard of autism.
I never heard of peanut allergies.
I never heard of any kid on any medication at any time.
Never.
Ever hear of autism when you were a kid?
Anybody?
Ever hear of it?
Ever?
Ever hear of ADHD?
I think there was always dyslexia, but I don't think ADHD?
No.
Sparky said, 600 years ago, there was a little differentiation between food and medicine.
In a way, both were considered medicine.
Maybe a good attitude to have nowadays.
Absolutely.
You are never going to hear anybody suggest.
Anybody.
Anybody.
That may be one of the best things for you, is Caldwell Esselstyn, actually for the first time ever, reversed, reversed, in German, they wrote it up, coronary artery disease, really bad, really bad stuff, through plant-based diet.
Caldwell Esselstyn, boom, Ornish, boom, guaranteed.
Absolutely, positively, nothing else.
No medication, no nothing, no bypass.
In fact, this one particular case he did, which is the one which nobody wants to talk about.
Food is medicine.
It's different.
And I like somebody, every now and then somebody will say turmeric.
Remember that?
Turmeric.
Gotta get turmeric.
Okay.
No, no, no, really.
Beet powder.
I gotta get that beet powder.
Why don't you eat the beets?
Nah, I don't eat the beets.
Nah, I don't eat the beets.
There's just these, there are these things.
My favorite, one of my favorite stories, this is still the best.
People will say, well, you know, what's pretty good is the Mediterranean diet.
What is that?
Well, that's, of course, things like, you know, nuts and olive oil and oil and fish, maybe, and they just make this up.
I said, where did you get that from?
Where did you get that from?
Where'd you get that idea from?
See, well, it's the Mediterranean.
No, no, where did you hear this?
Do you know what it is?
No.
Do you ever read about it?
No.
Do you know where it comes from?
No, it's Ansel Keys.
They say he was the inventor of the K-Russian, which is not true.
But it was 1953.
It was post-World War II.
Where was this?
The Mediterranean is like 22 countries, I think.
Where?
Israel?
I don't know.
It was Crete.
Crete was the...
Why did they call it the Mediterranean?
They called it the Cretan diet.
Doesn't sound good.
So they went in and they looked at people.
Well, what was happening?
Well, of course, Crete was Nazi-occupied German and they were basically almost starving.
And they walked a lot and they ate vegetables.
They had, you know, meat and livestock basically went to the way of the Germans.
They didn't get anything.
They had basically, they ate a very healthy, healthy, healthy diet, but they didn't realize that they thought they were, and they weren't, they didn't have as much as they wanted, and they lived forever.
Plus, they didn't eat as much as you, in fact, eating less.
And that's why, one of the reasons why intermittent fasting is so good, because it's a thing called hormesis.
Read it.
It's a stress.
Putting stress on your body actually makes it stronger, in any event.
So then they went back and they looked at Crete.
Now, today, with a Western diet, just like us.
Absolutely just like us.
Olive oil is wonderful.
Now people are taking a teaspoon of olive oil.
It's very, very nice.
What do we do?
Hey, this is great!
Sure beats butter, isn't it?
You're soaking, you're soaking this stuff.
You're heating it up.
But in their mind, this is the Mediterranean diet.
In their mind, it's the Mediterranean diet.
We have this thing.
We just kind of make it up.
And we have to say, well, that's good.
You know, moderation is a point.
Really?
Are you eating moderately?
No, I just say it.
I just say moderation.
And GMOs, there was a young lady named Parent.
She was so...
I forgot, Natalie Parent.
Anyway, she did this years ago.
She must be an adult now, but she started this GMO movement.
For kids.
And they found out years ago, they said, oh, here's one for you.
Anybody have celiac?
Oh, I like this.
Drummer said, eat seasonable.
Is that seasonable or reasonable?
Did you meant to be punny with that?
Eat seasonable?
Look at this.
Halterman's does mice things with sugar.
It certainly does.
Absolutely.
Sugar and, you know, sugar...
Give me granulated sugar versus corn syrup.
In any event, so remember, oh, ketones, that's also very good too.
Ketones are interesting.
That's the notion of ketosis.
And that's good.
That's where your body's going into.
This was big during the, and I was on the Atkins diet for years, lost a lot of weight.
You have your keto sticks, you dip it in your urine.
Hey, look, it's purple.
Hey, it's...
I'm burning fat.
Okay, whatever.
In any event.
But as I was saying, remember when Gluten Free came about?
Gluten Free.
I remember almost the day there was a place on 9th Avenue called Nietzsche.
Nietzsche.
Not pizza, Nietzsche.
And they had the first gluten-free pizza, and they were selling it.
Why?
Gluten-free!
What's on the gluten?
I don't know.
What's gluten?
It's wheat.
Okay.
So people are like, well, do you have celiac?
No.
But I'm gluten-free.
I'm on a gluten-free diet.
Well, do you have celiac?
No.
So what is celiac?
Where did that come from?
Well, interestingly enough, I remember reading about this.
In India, They were using water buffaloes and the like.
These animals were just keeling over.
And they were using basically almost like the hay and the wheat or whatever they were eating, the cattle, was a glyphosate, basically NGO but also glyphosate.
In any event, what happened was this hay or whatever it was did not allow the Cattle or water buffalo to actually extract the nutrients.
Celiac, they say, is like somebody with mono.
You don't extract, you don't enjoy the benefits of the vitamins.
And you have that list.
And they said, they posited that it could be because of GMO.
Sparky says, they still smoke heavily in Asia.
May keep them stay slim.
How do the Japanese live so long?
They're heavy smokers.
What brand do they smoke?
I would love to see, by virtue of that, to look at the stats.
I know there is more smoking in Asia.
I don't know how much.
I'm not sure about that.
In 1958, I believe, right after post-World War II, They looked at Japanese, I forget where it was, and they looked at, they did autopsies, necropsies, and the like, and they found that I believe it was 58. Colin Campbell wrote about this.
In 58, I think it was, they had like 18 cases of men who died from prostate cancer.
This is in 58. Today, back to normal.
Back to normal.
During the During the Korean War, they started noticing they had a lot of, sad to say, bodies.
And I don't know if it was a particular study, but they started to look at, they did kind of like gross inspection of, especially during surgery and from the young men, the trauma of the Korean War, they're looking at gross inspection of coronary arteries and they said, my God, this is, they could actually see it.
This naked deposition and the like.
Vietnam threw the roof.
Now they're finding fatty streaks in kids.
And they're eating moderately.
They're eating moderately, but the stuff they're eating is horrible.
Andrew Hessing said, meth created by Japanese chemists in 1896, patented in 1898, 1980, 92% purity, and many people losing their mind, manufacturing moved to Mexico 2000, so the purity is 28%.
Crazy nuts everywhere.
Interesting.
You certainly are our meth person.
This is fantastic.
Meth is incredible.
Hitler was a big meth dude.
Very, very, very serious.
Which could have explained a lot, if you think about it.
Drugs are bad.
Let me go on the record to say that officially drugs Are bad indeed.
All right, dear friends.
What a delightful night.
We have had a veritable pastiche, a mosaic, an absolute melange, a potpourri, a cornucopia of discussions tonight.
Thanks to you and yours.
I appreciate it immensely.
Andrew Hessing, thank you.
Sparky, per usual, your ability to access Arcana is without peer.
Mel, thank you.
Johnny Mazespaz, Johnny D, Soul76cam.
Nathan Scheel.
I like this.
Why don't these people understand what's going on?
Couldn't have said it better myself.
D. Felder 2. Freedom.
Eduardo Camilo.
Johnny.
We got Freedom over there.
Blonde Brainstorm.
Thank you.
And Sparky as well.
All right, dear friends.
Have a great and glorious night.
By the way, coming up on HBO.
On November the 29th, I believe, there's a special on Yacht Rock.
Doobies, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, all the stuff that I loved.
And our generation we grew up on.
I think it's HBO.
It looks very, very good.
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