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Waiting for Trouble
00:15:11
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| I always wait a second. | |
| I wait a second because whenever I don't wait a second, there's always a problem before us. | |
| Welcome, dear friends. | |
| This is a Sunday. | |
| This is, I believe, as we speak, this is the 19th day. | |
| No, the 18th day. | |
| What am I saying of May? | |
| Later on, Mrs. L and I are going to take you on a trip down 9th Avenue to the 9th Avenue International Food Fair. | |
| And you're going to go for sure. | |
| If you think you've had fun before, you ain't never seen anything fun like this. | |
| So let me make sure everybody's still here. | |
| Are you here? | |
| Are you hearing me five by five? | |
| There's happy! | |
| There's happy! | |
| There's a frog! | |
| There's a keck! | |
| Remember that frog? | |
| Raven's there. | |
| Rose is there. | |
| Can you hear me? | |
| Can I get a five by five, ladies and germs? | |
| That's all I ask. | |
| Just a five by five. | |
| Hello from NOSHA. | |
| Jason Mews, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| He's from Nova Scotia. | |
| Please, no Nova Scotia jokes. | |
| Please. | |
| Finn Gazinia, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Brother of Dick Gazinia and Mandy Lifeboats. | |
| Such great, great people. | |
| So noble, so wonderful. | |
| My friends, I was... | |
| Tomorrow, listen to this. | |
| Tomorrow, Monday through Friday, I'm going to be on WABC in the morning. | |
| In the morning. | |
| From... | |
| Yeah, 3 to 5 a.m. | |
| This is wild. | |
| I'm all over the place. | |
| There's a Jersey, Kathy Fowler. | |
| Kathy, who are you going to vote for governor? | |
| Because Jersey is in serious... | |
| Now it's more of a joke. | |
| A joke regarding the various goings-on of things. | |
| Jersey's a beautiful place. | |
| Jersey birthed my beloved wife. | |
| So I've got a pretty, pretty good... | |
| A version of... | |
| Jersey is some of the most beautiful... | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Jersey has been so maligned. | |
| Oh, Spadia. | |
| There we go. | |
| Spadia. | |
| I tell you, I like Spadia a lot. | |
| Not everybody's going with Ciattarelli or whatever his name is. | |
| They're both fine, but Spadia... | |
| Spadia's a radio guy, and Spadia's been busting his ass this day one, so... | |
| I will be unable to vote, but whatever you do, I want you to make sure you do vote. | |
| Because, like I said, for some reason, I don't know why, but they've got this, they've had this kind of weird, they've always been the brunt of jokes, and the Sopranos didn't help. | |
| The Sopranos didn't help. | |
| You know it and I know it. | |
| The Sopranos is more to in the Jersey Shore and all that, but it's a beautiful place and a beautiful group of people. | |
| And I mean that sincerely. | |
| Ladies and germs, But anyway, here's the story. | |
| I'm going to be doing these shows tomorrow. | |
| And I put together my notes for the show tomorrow. | |
| And it's called show prep. | |
| It's a term that I think I hate because it's used by people. | |
| But you kind of understand what's going on. | |
| So this morning, I went on at about 1 o 'clock. | |
| And, you know, people are asking, how do you do it? | |
| The idea is a nap. | |
| Take an hour here, an hour there. | |
| It just, it rejuvenates you. | |
| It makes me think, I've been sleeping too much my whole life. | |
| I've been sleeping too much my whole life. | |
| I've been sleeping far too much. | |
| You don't need all that sleep. | |
| But anyway, anyway. | |
| Sleep is good though, but not all that sleep. | |
| So this morning, right before, right before, look at the sweetie pie. | |
| Thank you, sweetie pie. | |
| That's for you. | |
| By the way, I've got my microphone here. | |
| I don't even know why. | |
| It's not even hooked up. | |
| It's into the phone. | |
| I'm just talking into the phone. | |
| But this morning at about 1 o 'clock in the morning, we had that Brooklyn Bridge thing. | |
| And by the way, let me ask you something. | |
| Love to see you and catch all your shows. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Somebody was asking, do I mind if you donate copious amounts of money and funds, both in individual donations, super chats, and the like? | |
| Let me just dispel this. | |
| No, I do not mind that at all. | |
| Please, in fact, if it makes you feel better, even better. | |
| I have no objection to you spending inordinate amounts of money. | |
| Life savings, 401k emptied up, crypto, crypto, hepto, nympho, lympho, whatever you want, I have no problem. | |
| Just to clarify that. | |
| Just to clarify. | |
| So anyway, so this morning I went on. | |
| I went on the clock right before I did my regular ABC show, and I went on with you. | |
| And I said, I want to talk to you about this, this, you know, this Brooklyn Bridge story. | |
| What's with the Brooklyn Bridge story? | |
| What is this story which is the most? | |
| I thought, this is pretty open and shut. | |
| As you know, the Navy, Mexican Navy's training ship, the, the, uh, I can't pronounce this. | |
| Collided with the, or colluded with the Brooklyn Bridge on Friday night, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries. | |
| And if you saw the pictures and the folks, the hanging from the yard arms and the sails, it was horrible! | |
| The incident occurred after the vessel reportedly lost power while navigating the East River, reading my notes here, Causing it to drift backward. | |
| Was it supposed to be going in that direction? | |
| Where the vessel the mast was about 12 or 15 feet taller than it should be. | |
| And the mast collided with the bridge. | |
| The bridge was absolutely unscathed. | |
| Washington Roebling I think would do this. | |
| NTSB came in. | |
| But it's a bizarre and an unexpected incident. | |
| I've got my notes here. | |
| A Mexican Navy vessel struck The Brooklyn Bridge this week causing structural damage and sparking immediate security questions. | |
| What the hell's going on here? | |
| I don't buy this story, you say. | |
| And by the way, you better like this. | |
| Hit that like button. | |
| I'm going to tell you right now. | |
| Don't make me beg. | |
| Ain't too proud to beg. | |
| Officials quickly labeled it navigational mishap, blaming GPS malfunction, poor coordination with U.S. authorities, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. | |
| But the bottom is this. | |
| What if? | |
| What if this weren't an accident? | |
| What if this wasn't an accident? | |
| The bridge, the bridge, a symbolic and logistical artery of American lore. | |
| Let me move this over here. | |
| This, this, this article, move this. | |
| There we go. | |
| How's that? | |
| Good. | |
| This, this, this piece. | |
| A symbolic logistical artery, a standard of American and New York, being struck by a foreign military ship? | |
| Come on, man. | |
| Raising eyebrows. | |
| Was this a false flag operation? | |
| To justify tighter homeland security? | |
| Is that possible? | |
| Am I out of my mind? | |
| Is that crazy? | |
| Or was it a quiet message amid ongoing U.S.-Mexico tensions over fentanyl and others and cartels, over immigration and cartel cooperation? | |
| You know, some theorists rather suggest that the ship's route was intentionally fed corrupted GPS data. | |
| Possibly a test run for cyber warfare. | |
| Or a domestic sigh-up to gauge public reaction. | |
| Others believe it was a cover for an offloading operation, smuggling either intel tech or personnel under the radar of traditional ports. | |
| And don't forget, the Brooklyn Bridge, let me say this again, the Brooklyn Bridge was a designated terror target post 9-11. | |
| What about that? | |
| Why now? | |
| Why now? | |
| Why this route? | |
| When a foreign warship hits your bridge, ask yourself, was it the current? | |
| Or the current agenda? | |
| What do you think? | |
| You buying this story? | |
| Yes or no? | |
| One or two. | |
| You buying this story? | |
| You got this? | |
| You got this story? | |
| What are you thinking? | |
| I don't want to hear this bullshit about people. | |
| I want to hear what you think. | |
| What do you think? | |
| What do you think? | |
| What's your take? | |
| What's your feel? | |
| What's your movement? | |
| What's your idea? | |
| What do you think? | |
| You're not buying this. | |
| Cat lover says no way! | |
| Either a file. | |
| Edie Crowley says no! | |
| Computer glitch, my arse. | |
| Too many incidents. | |
| You're right about that. | |
| Too many incidents. | |
| Yep. | |
| You are so correct that we're not buying this story. | |
| It's ridiculous. | |
| It's a joke. | |
| You're stirring the pot deep. | |
| You're damn right I'm stirring the pot deep because it's a pot of truth! | |
| And I'm not going to apologize to anybody else for stirring the pot. | |
| Why? | |
| You don't like that? | |
| Well, you're in the wrong place, my friends. | |
| How about this one? | |
| How about the second story? | |
| Elon Musk's AI bot, Grock, blames Holocaust denial on prompt inclusion. | |
| Oh yeah, injection. | |
| Listen to this one. | |
| Elon Musk's Grock, the chatbot or whatever, I don't know if it's actually, it's a chatbot, went viral. | |
| After responding to Holocaust-related questions with skepticism about the death toll, Musk's team claimed it was due to an unauthorized system or a system prompt inserted during testing. | |
| When is historical revision allowed? | |
| When are alternative theories verboten? | |
| As with science, trust the experts, right? | |
| Remember the Gulf of Tonkin? | |
| For years it was a conspiracy theory, then NSA verified it. | |
| Was this really a glitch or a beta test for how far AI could push historical revisionism under the guise of free speech? | |
| With Grok linked to X and Starlink, who's really controlling the narrative? | |
| Was it a bug or was it predictive programming? | |
| Historical versus hysterical? | |
| What is this going on here? | |
| Are we going to be ever allowed to actually say, what if it was your belief that you thought the numbers were all wrong? | |
| Should you not be able to say something? | |
| Should you not be able to say, and here's the thing, or, or, or, are we going to claim attempts at revision anti-submit? | |
| If you were to submit that test regarding in utero determination for sexual propensity, are you a homophobe? | |
| Where are those? | |
| I got 108. | |
| I need, I need, I need your likes. | |
| Don't make me ask like this. | |
| Don't make me grovel. | |
| Don't make me sound like these people. | |
| Please, I can't do that. | |
| My friends, the only thing that's making us who we are is because of your likes. | |
| Your likes and your steady cash. | |
| Unending boatloads of cash. | |
| That's right, my friends. | |
| You do it. | |
| The more you pay, the more I know you love me. | |
| It's the way it is. | |
| I'm not going to apologize for it. | |
| You know it's true. | |
| Grow, you know it's true. | |
| Ooh, ooh, ooh. | |
| I think General Milli Vanilli said it best. | |
| This is what I'm like. | |
| And you can't get near it. | |
| There is not an anti-Semitic bone in my body. | |
| Anti-Semitic? | |
| No. | |
| Against Jews? | |
| No. | |
| There are people who are still unable to say that Zionism, you can't even get into that. | |
| Anti-Zionism, does that mean you're anti-Semitic? | |
| I know Jews who are against Zionism. | |
| Anti-Zionism. | |
| What are they? | |
| Their words don't even apply. | |
| Look, I live in a country where I believe you can say anything you want. | |
| Anything! | |
| Anything! | |
| You will also notice for me, my friend, something which is very important. | |
| I want you to realize this. | |
| Take this very, very carefully and take this to the bank. | |
| I very rarely say I believe in anything. | |
| I rarely say I believe in anything. | |
| Anything. | |
| I mean, I believe in law. | |
| I believe in the Constitution. | |
| But I don't believe... | |
| If you say, do I believe in UFOs? | |
| I think there's a lot of evidence. | |
| I've never seen one before. | |
| I think there is a lot of evidence. | |
| But do I believe in them? | |
| I can't say I believe. | |
| That's a term of art. | |
| That is something that I say very carefully. | |
| Let me tell you something. | |
| It's rocked the boat. | |
| AI has got us by the short hairs. | |
| It doesn't matter, my friend. | |
| It's gone. | |
| By the way, there are no short hairs today. | |
| Ever since the Brazilian Watts, there are no short hairs. | |
| None. | |
| None. | |
| Sorry, my friends. | |
| None. | |
| There are no short hairs today. | |
| At least in the distaff portion of our police. | |
| Or our version of this. | |
| Next! | |
| Donald Trump reposted a video alleging Hillary and Bill Clinton are tied to the deaths of figures like JFK Jr. and Seth Rich. | |
| Mainstream media pounced, called it misinformation. | |
| Is Trump deactivating the falsehood, or is he reactivating dormant narratives to trigger deep state panic? | |
| Is that it? | |
| Or is this his way of sending a signal that certain secrets might be exposed? | |
| Is that it? | |
| Is that it? | |
| Ask me the question. | |
| It's fascinating. | |
| The headline will be Clinton body count 2.0. | |
| Just a meme or a warning? | |
| Think about that one. | |
| The Clinton death list conspiracy theory alleges that Bill and Hillary Clinton are connected to the mysterious deaths of numerous political associates, whistleblowers and adversaries. | |
| Individuals who have to Or who may have known too much, stood in the way, from Vince Foster to Seth Rich, even Jeffrey Epstein. | |
| Theorists claim a pattern of accidents, they're calling it. | |
| Yeah, that's it. | |
| A pattern of accidents, suicides, suspicious circumstances, somehow conveniently protecting the clips and their rise to power, while mainstream media dismiss it as debunked. | |
| You and I know there's something to it, right? | |
| Who believes that? | |
| Who believes? | |
| I'm serious. | |
| I'm going to point my finger at you. | |
| Where are those likes? | |
| I got 158 likes? | |
| What's the matter with you? | |
| Come on, that dog don't hunt. | |
| Think about this. | |
| Think about this. | |
| Mainstream media dismissed the whole thing as a spun. | |
| Believers argue the sheer number of cases means there's something to this. | |
| Remember Barack Obama's personal chef, Tafari Campbell, mysteriously found dead in just a few feet of water? | |
| Near the former president's Martha's Vineyard estate in 2023, Mr. Campbell was known to be a strong swimmer, making his drowning highly suspicious. | |
| No foul play was ever officially declared. | |
|
Reeks Of Cover-Up
00:09:53
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| No serious investigation followed, and the media quickly buried the story. | |
| Surveillance footage was reportedly missing, and details were vague or redacted. | |
| Despite working closely with the Obamas, his death sparked a little follow-up. | |
| For many, it reeks of a cover-up. | |
| Yet another name added to the list of strange deaths to powerful elites. | |
| Come on, man! | |
| What's going on? | |
| You think he's bullshit? | |
| Am I crazy? | |
| You think I'm crazy? | |
| I'm just asking questions. | |
| I'm just asking questions. | |
| I'm just talking about Shah. | |
| He's a complicated man and no one understands him but his woman, John Shah. | |
| Huh? | |
| Did you know that? | |
| Did you know that? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Now let me ask you something. | |
| 189 likes? | |
| Come on, man. | |
| I've got to see those like numbers go up. | |
| And I know you can do it. | |
| I know you can do it because you've got it in you and it's important that you do that. | |
| Because our numbers have been taking off and it's because of your likes. | |
| All you've got to do is like. | |
| And thank you for the super chats. | |
| Today, zero. | |
| But that's okay. | |
| It's okay. | |
| I thank you to the likes. | |
| How about this story? | |
| Oklahoma injects a 2020 election doubt curriculum. | |
| Wait a minute! | |
| A what? | |
| A doubt curriculum. | |
| Did you hear about this one? | |
| Oklahoma's new high school curriculum includes alternative perspectives on the 2020 election and encourages students to explore voting irregularities. | |
| Any problem with that? | |
| Huh? | |
| Any problem with that? | |
| Sailor dude? | |
| Huh? | |
| Anybody? | |
| You know what's true. | |
| You know what's true. | |
| Think about this. | |
| What about you, Happy? | |
| Papa? | |
| How about Joe Boo? | |
| Joe Boo? | |
| He's rigged. | |
| He's rigged. | |
| Folks, the 2020, 2020, the 2020 election was a sham, plain and simple. | |
| Biden, hiding in his basement, hiding, barely able to think, move, mentate, vocalize. | |
| Couldn't campaign. | |
| Somehow he racked up 81 million votes. | |
| Come on, man! | |
| It's absurd! | |
| It's absurd! | |
| Trump's allies were trying to say, well, you know, Trump's rallies were packed! | |
| Biden's were ghost towns! | |
| It was in the parking lot of a Best Buy. | |
| Yeah, we're told the Sleepy Joe smash records? | |
| Come on, stop it. | |
| Late night vote dumps in swing states like Pennsylvania and Georgia. | |
| Remember that? | |
| Remember the cardboard? | |
| Remember that? | |
| Sketchy mail-in ballots with zero oversight. | |
| Big tech censoring. | |
| It's rigged! | |
| Rational patriots know this stinks of fraud. | |
| You know it and I know it. | |
| The deep state, the shadow government pulled every trick in the book to stop Trump and look what they did. | |
| The numbers don't add up, my friends. | |
| But we're not buying the lies, alright? | |
| We're not buying the lies. | |
| What am I supposed to do? | |
| Look the other way? | |
| I'm not going to look the other way. | |
| I don't believe it. | |
| Now, I may not be able to come and prove something to you, but just like if I walked into a homicide scene and I'm saying, this is not self-harm. | |
| This is homicide. | |
| I don't know who did it. | |
| I don't know why they did it, but I can tell you, you've got to be kidding me. | |
| You see, right now, they're saying that Oklahoma's 2025 perspective, they must show alternative perspectives. | |
| I love this. | |
| I love this. | |
| urging students to examine so-called anomalies. | |
| Let's see what... | |
| What about... | |
| Yes. | |
| Just thought of something. | |
| This is a problem that I've gotten to a lot of... | |
| My friends have sometimes gotten into problems with me, but I'm going to tell you my thoughts on the line. | |
| See, critics are saying that this legitimizes the debunked Trump-aligned conspiracy theories. | |
| Like a stolen election. | |
| Do you believe it's been maligned? | |
| Anybody here believe it's maligned? | |
| Anybody here believe it's maligned? | |
| Anybody? | |
| Malignia Trump? | |
| Come on, man. | |
| I need 400 likes. | |
| You can do it. | |
| Come on, Jerry. | |
| Toby, Sparky, do it. | |
| Come on, Madeline, you. | |
| I'm talking to you. | |
| Do it. | |
| Hit that like button. | |
| Do it. | |
| Do it until you're satisfied. | |
| Whatever it is. | |
| Do you think it's somehow what? | |
| Well, I don't think so. | |
| I don't believe so. | |
| Come on. | |
| You've got to be kidding me. | |
| Critics say it legitimizes these debunked, Trump-aligned conspiracy theories, like the ballot dumps and bellwether irregularities, while supporters are saying that it calls it overdue truths of telling. | |
| See, the curriculum was quietly inserted late in the process, raising a lot of red flags. | |
| Lawsuits from educators claim it's partisan propaganda disguised as critical thinking. | |
| Others see it as a way to basically ask people to ask questions. | |
| Let me ask you this. | |
| Do you believe that in schools there should be a law that says whenever you teach evolution, which is fine if that's what you want to do, that there should be a mention of this notion called intelligent design as a countervailing theory to that? | |
| Anybody believe that? | |
| Anybody? | |
| I do. | |
| Doesn't mean that you believe in intelligent design. | |
| Doesn't mean that you're denying Darwinian mechanics. | |
| What you're saying is, at least tell kids, when you go on in the real world, you're going to be hearing this. | |
| You're going to be aware of this. | |
| This is going to be something that you are going to have to know this. | |
| About the watch on the post and all that kind of stuff. | |
| Intelligent design. | |
| God. | |
| Adam and Eve. | |
| We're not teaching it, but you've got to understand it. | |
| What's wrong with that? | |
| That's all we're doing here. | |
| That's all we're doing here. | |
| How about this one? | |
| Reporters from El Faro fled El Salvador as President Bukele and his regime cracks down on investigative journalism. | |
| Did you hear about this one? | |
| They're accusing Bukele. | |
| Am I pronouncing it the wrong way? | |
| Let me see this. | |
| Let me see. | |
| I'd like to get to the bottom of this. | |
| That Mexican ship, you can forget it. | |
| How do you pronounce B-U-K-E-L-E? | |
| I'll ask our chat GPT friend there. | |
| Let's see what he says. | |
| And it's pronounced Bukele. | |
| It's pronounced... | |
| Just a second. | |
| It's coming up with something. | |
| It's going through, perusing all of the answers. | |
| All of the answers. | |
| It's Bukele. | |
| The emphasis on the second syllable, Bukele. | |
| Bukele. | |
| Nayib Bukele. | |
| He's the president of El Salvador. | |
| Okay? | |
| You got that? | |
| Okay. | |
| Look at this. | |
| Russell Doble says, I knew there was a shooting in 2020. | |
| My fear was that it happened to our... | |
| My fear is that it happened to our northern neighbor, Zimbabwe, in 2000. | |
| They never recovered. | |
| Beautiful country. | |
| That was and hopefully will be again someday. | |
| Indeed. | |
| Indeed. | |
| Let me ask you this question, which is very interesting. | |
| I think an extremely critical question. | |
| Is Bukele's populist hero... | |
| Is he just cleaning house? | |
| Or is he a crypto-backed autocrat silencing enemies? | |
| And who benefits from pushing him as a global model? | |
| And ask yourself this question. | |
| Do you really have freedom of speech here in this country? | |
| Do you really think we have freedom of speech? | |
| 285 likes. | |
| How dare you? | |
| How dare you? | |
| Digital dictator or deep state disruptor? | |
| In the past five years, censorship in the UK and the US. | |
| Has gone full Orwellian, full tilt boogie, I mean overblown. | |
| In America, FBI agents pressure Twitter to suppress Hunter Biden laptop story stuff. | |
| Remember that one? | |
| Before the 2020 election? | |
| Doctors and scientists were deplatformed for questioning COVID lockdown. | |
| Or even something as mild and as... | |
| Seemingly anodyne as vaccine efficacy. | |
| Project Veritas, rated, rated for investigating Ashley Biden's diary. | |
| And I think O 'Keefe's office is a rocker. | |
| I think he's lost his mind. | |
| In the UK, citizens were arrested for silent prayer near abortion clinics and fined for posting, quote, offensive memes. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, look at this. | |
| There is benevolence and beneficence. | |
| Democrats and neocons like Cherry Jacobus have slowly started to question 2024, floating theories around starling and laughable ideas, while still shouting that questioning 2020 is tantamount to treasony hypocrites. | |
|
Tornados And Technology
00:03:43
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|
| Thank you, my friend. | |
| Thank you for this. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you, Ryan. | |
| Ryan cares. | |
| Ryan loves me. | |
| You love me! | |
| Thank you for this. | |
| YouTubers banned for challenging gender ideology. | |
| PayPal shut down accounts over misinformation. | |
| This is a democracy! | |
| It's digital authoritarianism. | |
| It is disguised as safety. | |
| The Ministry of Truth. | |
| The truth police is here, my friends. | |
| How about this one? | |
| Oh, you're going to love this one. | |
| This is number five. | |
| Violent tornadoes ripped through several states with many questioning whether warnings came too late. | |
| Infrastructure collapsing again. | |
| No work! | |
| No work! | |
| Was this negligence or part of a larger pattern of geoengineered weather and deliberate crisis mismanagement? | |
| Some point to HARP and UN climate experiments? | |
| Was it an act of God or tools of control? | |
| Answer my question! | |
| Answer my question! | |
| Now we've hit 300 for the likes. | |
| We're getting someplace. | |
| Thank you for that. | |
| What about HARP? | |
| If I told you, you know what HARP is. | |
| You know why? | |
| Because you're a conspiracist. | |
| I love you. | |
| You're part of the conspiracist. | |
| High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, a U.S. research initiative originally funded by the Air Force, Navy, DARPA, University of Alaska, located in Gakona, Alaska. | |
| Its main facility included a powerful array of antennae. | |
| Capable of sending high-frequency radio waves into the ionosphere, a region of Earth's upper atmosphere to charge, to warm, to cause the various aspects of the ionosphere to vibrate. | |
| The purpose is to study the ionosphere for applications and communication. | |
| But was it able to affect behavior? | |
| Simulate natural phenomena like auroras? | |
| Even explore better ways to enhance satellite corals? | |
| What was going on? | |
| But you know and I know, and independent researchers, we always raise questions about whether it was about weather manipulation. | |
| Was it about mind control? | |
| Was it about earthquake triggering? | |
| The idea is that by focusing intense energy into the atmosphere, HAARP could theoretically shift jet streams, influence storms, disrupt the Earth's electromagnetic balance. | |
| Oh, how great it was! | |
| Technology that some fear could be and has been and will always be weaponized. | |
| Though mainstream media science dismisses most of these theories as crazy. | |
| Crazy. | |
| They're not crazy. | |
| And we're not crazy. | |
| And you're not crazy. | |
| You're not crazy. | |
| Happy, you're crazy. | |
| But the rest of us aren't. | |
| Remember that. | |
| You only take flack when you're over the target. | |
| Question everything. | |
| Now, my friends, I want to thank you for being a part of us today. | |
| Mrs. Allen and I are going to meet. | |
| I'm going to take you on a trip down to 9th Avenue International Food Festival. | |
| This is a part of a New York tradition. | |
| Everybody has to know about food fairs, food festivals. | |
| They close down the streets. | |
| It's always every year at this time. | |
| And it is, I'm going to take you on a trip you're never going to forget. | |
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| And let me thank you. | |
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| Sometimes you're unsubscribed, I don't know why, but make sure you are subscribed. | |
| And thank you. | |
| Thank you not for being who you are, but what you appear to be. | |
| Thank you for this. | |
| Thank you for being who you are. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Alright my friends, have a great and glorious day. | |
| Don't ever change me that sincerely. | |
| And until then, don't forget, remember, coming up live, so stay tuned. | |
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