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June 14, 2023 - Stay Free - Russel Brand

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“They’re THUGS!” Trump REACTS + Biden Bribery Whistleblower!? - #146 - Stay Free With Russell Brand

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	Brought to you by Pfizer In this video, you're going to see the future.
	We are getting some breaking news.
	We've got a live shot there.
	Hello there, you Awakening Wonders.
	Thanks for joining me on this voyage to truth and freedom on this day of all days.
	You might think it's just a Wednesday.
	You might think it's a glorious gift to be alive at any time.
	You might think there's a limitless, unknowable force behind the material world, haunting it with great majesty, but beyond even that, It is Donald Trump's birthday.
	We did a poll earlier and we asked you specifically, precisely, whether or not you wanted me to sing Happy Birthday to Donald Trump.
	I'm going to reveal the results of that in just a moment.
	If you're watching us on YouTube, you're going to have to eventually click over onto Rumble because do you know what we believe in here?
	Free speech.
	Free speech is everything to us.
	You can ask me.
	You can ask my on-screen assistant.
	Free speech.
	You can ask my dog.
	Have a look at him.
	Let's get a single little dog.
	Let's have a look at that little guy.
	Come on, Dan.
	Repo, repo, baby.
	Don't worry about crossing the lens.
	We're going to be on your shot.
	There we go.
	Ask him.
	I would feel physically sick.
	I would feel physically sick.
	Was that the dog?
	That's amazing.
	Can that guy speak?
	What kind of show?
	I've underestimated you.
	The speech is so free that even the dogs are using it here.
	It's Donald Trump's birthday.
	Do you want us to sing happy birthday to Trump in the style of Marilyn Monroe?
	We're going to need that camera again, girl.
	Dear Dan, at the beginning of the show, do you think he's about to sing to him?
	73%.
	Another option.
	Let me know in the comments.
	What were some of the other options?
	13% of people chose that option.
	I like the idea of people going, no, no thanks.
	I don't want that to happen.
	I don't want that to happen.
	Let me know.
	If you're not watching us on Locals yet, watch us on Locals now.
	There's a red button on your screen.
	Exclusively on YouTube, we're going to be talking about 10 foot aliens spooking the Vegas police force.
	That's not even a made up story.
	That's a legit, like the police are in the video.
	Yeah.
	The police are there going, sorry, this may seem like a strange inquiry, but have you seen any 10-foot aliens?
	We saw a light in the sky.
	They're scared of it.
	The world is changing so fast we can barely keep up with it.
	This is epochal.
	This is a paradigm shift in real time.
	Is the prosecution of Donald Trump... Let me know what you think about this in the chat.
	Is this about justice or is this about eliminating political opponents of the establishment?
	Whether you're a MAGA person or not, whether you love or loathe Donald Trump, do you think the utilization of the Espionage Act, the same act that currently sees Julian Assange in jail without trial, Edward Snowden exiled for revealing what we all sort of suspected and now know and in fact is it's got worse, that the American government are spying without permission on their own citizens and they want to carry on doing it and now the Espionage Act He's being dragged up from its crypt once more to attack that great opponent of the establishment or a cipher, an emblem of the establishment, depending on what you think, Donald Trump.
	Let me know in the chat right now.
	Do you think that this is a witch hunt or not?
	Do you think that Donald Trump represents ordinary Americans and is a genuine anti-establishment
	figure and that's why he's being attacked in this way. Whether you believe that or not,
	you have to surely address the fact that American presidents are almost de facto criminals.
	That's a question that could be asked.
	What's the worst thing any American president has done in office?
	Is it Trump and his box of secrets?
	And many of us, many boxes of many secrets, but Joe Biden's got boxes of secrets too, right?
	That's fair to say.
	That's not just allegedly, is it?
	No, it's not allegedly, Russ.
	That's a hard fact.
	Is that worse than some of the other things that have happened under the auspices of various other administrations?
	And is it really that Donald Trump is an opponent of imperialism and an ongoing Effort to have perpetual global war in order to sustain an economic model that requires constant bombing.
	And at a time where you've got Lockheed Martin sponsoring Gay Pride, it's time to acknowledge that the old optics, the old ideas and the old alliances are shifting.
	It's Trump's birthday.
	You lot want me to sing happy birthday.
	Let's keep the poll open just in case it changes.
	You can still vote on that.
	We'll post the poll in the chat.
	You're trying to wriggle out of it.
	Election fraud.
	Are you suggesting that there's an election vote?
	I've counted every single vote.
	What are you saying?
	Which voting machine was it?
	Dominion.
	Some of the best damn voting machines money can buy.
	The money just buys the machines, not the outcomes.
	Let me make that clear, baby, because you know what we believe in.
	It's going to be a fantastic show.
	It's Freedom Day in some places.
	It's Donald Trump's birthday everywhere else.
	You can keep voting if you join us in Locals.
	Press the red buttons on your screen now.
	Let's have a look at how the mainstream media are covering this event.
	Of course, Trump did one of his famous speeches after his arraignment.
	How do you feel about the word arraignment having to be learned?
	Well, I don't like it.
	Arraignment.
	It's not Mar-a-Lago no more, is it?
	No.
	Shut up.
	Why can't you get into Mar-a-Lago?
	I think it's the weather or something.
	Too many boxes!
	Yeah, it's the wrong time of year.
	Too many boxes of secrets!
	Kid Rock's in there, scurrying around, looking in all the boxes, looking at all the secrets.
	This is at Bedminster, one of his other... Strangely named venues.
	He's like Bruce Wayne, like there's Wayne mansions.
	Yeah.
	He got Mar-a-Lago and now Bedminster.
	It's just interesting how, like, Famous those names then become.
	Like Mar-a-Lago.
	We will know forever now.
	Mar-a-Lago.
	Mar-a-Lago.
	And now it's Bedminster.
	It means sea near the lake.
	Right.
	Mar-a-Lago.
	Mar-a-Lago.
	I've got arraignment at Mar-a-Lago.
	It sounds like you've sort of got loose mandibles.
	It does the way you say it.
	Mar-a-Lago.
	I've got arraignment at Mar-a-Lago.
	Let's have a look at his speech.
	Nice birthday.
	Wonderful birthday.
	They were saying happy birthday.
	I was with... I was with Eric and Laura, the kids.
	Happy birthday, Grandpa!
	Happy... And I said, oh, great.
	I just got charged with... They want 400 years, approximately.
	If you add them all up, a fake... A fake 400 years.
	Oh, thank you, darling.
	That's so nice.
	It's a wonderful birthday.
	If you're watching us on YouTube and you're one of the many people who doesn't like Donald Trump and think he epitomizes everything that's wrong with American democracy and global politics, then you have to acknowledge in a moment like that, look at the easy breezy communicative style that he utilizes.
	Imagine Joe Biden who's got allegations of his own.
	Allegedly.
	...to address if indeed there has been repression of a five million dollar... Allegedly!
	...bribe.
	Imagine the way that he's going to tackle that.
	It's not going to be by making genuinely amusing remarks.
	Even if you loathe Trump and you're not all MAGA and you loathe some of the things he said and he stands for, you have to recognise that the conditions that led to Trump's rise still have not been addressed.
	Hypocrisy, corruption, a donor class dominating the political space, the Democrats becoming the party of the military-industrial complex, legitimising and justifying perpetual war, freedom fighters like Snowden and Assange banged up, exiled and lost their testimony, discarded.
	You have to accept that under Barack Obama, the Espionage Act was used more than an By any other president.
	And you have to look at what other crimes American presidents have committed before assuming this is the worst day in history.
	I mean, have we got that piece of news footage where they say it's like the worst thing in history?
	Remember we saw it earlier?
	Let's have a look at this CNN reporter commentating on Trump's plane landing and sort of getting distracted by the plane whilst sort of trying to utilize body language analysis simultaneously.
	Let's check that out.
	Breaking news, this is live pictures of former President Trump is about to land in New Jersey and then he's going to go straight to his club in Bedminster where we anticipate he's, well we know he's going to meet with donors and anticipate he'll give a speech about 30 minutes long.
	He of course pleaded not guilty to 37 counts of handling classified.
	Good shot of that plane, isn't it?
	I'm really focused on that plane.
	I wonder where they are.
	They've had to set themselves somewhere on a grassy knoll or somewhere.
	And grassy knoll, what do you immediately think of?
	Let me know.
	When I say grassy knoll, what moment in American history does that bring to your mind?
	Another kind of assassination.
	And who was behind that one?
	Documents in Florida today, and I just want to show you a new image because we've been showing you one courtroom image the court drawing where he was standing Alongside his lawyers and what not in the background.
	Here's a plane landing in Newark, but we do now have this one which is Still doesn't really look like him.
	I'll be honest maybe 30 years ago, but it crossing his arms Of him crossing his arms.
	Now she's got a problem with the person who draws this.
	It's become too diffuse, her condemnation.
	I mean, Donald Trump, he's an unforgivable figure.
	He's the antithesis of what we require.
	Also, the guy that's done this drawing, or woman, or girl, could have been anybody, but whoever they are, that's inaccurate.
	It's 30 years out of date.
	Ty Cobb is with me, of course, former Trump White House lawyer.
	So Ty, here's this guy from another dimension.
	This is Poirot.
	Hercule Poirot is coming on the show.
	He looks like some Tolkien-esque Hobbit figure, some dweller of Middle-earth.
	Come on to do some news commentary.
	Our reporters who are in the room describe him, his plane is landing here, describe him as slumped over.
	Scowling, looking dejected at moments, for lack of a better word.
	It's Annie sort of slumped and dejected.
	And why, oh why, are they getting commentary from the fella off of a Pringles tube at a time like this?
	Let's go, background.
	I'm interrupting, as well, to then say the plane has landed, which we can actually see.
	She doesn't need to do that.
	They should have just let the plane do what it's doing and talked to the man off the Pringles tube.
	It's all filler, isn't it?
	It's all filler.
	I mean, telling...
	Filming the plane landing, telling us that the plane is nearly landing, telling us the plane's landing, saying that Donald Trump is slumped over with his arms tightly folded.
	It's all filler.
	It's all theatre.
	It's none of it.
	It's all meaningless.
	Yeah, that's right.
	It's a phatic impersonation of the news.
	I mean, at this point, let us know if you're watching this on YouTube.
	We'll be exclusively on Rumble in a minute.
	Astonishingly, talking about ten-foot aliens, actually, from the news.
	Let us know if you've noticed that the news has become entirely about entertainment and distraction.
	Let us know if you believe that independent media must be the answer.
	This is why we're doing this.
	This is a wonderful moment.
	Let's continue with the Trump plane landing, albeit as an entertaining distraction and an almost literal spectacle.
	Didn't we yesterday get footage of inside the plane, which I was very, very excited to see, as a matter of fact.
	Let's see how the CNN anchor handles the rest of this landing.
	I mean, what's she gonna say now?
	I imagine the seatbelt signs are on at this point.
	He's probably slumped over his belt.
	His belly's bulging out under the belt.
	I bet he's got one of those shoulder bits that you have, as well as just the lower abdominal support.
	Let's have a look.
	And he was silent, right?
	Obviously, he didn't address the court at all.
	His lawyer did all the talking for him.
	I mean, it'd be more weird if he just, like, piped up and started getting stuck in.
	Yeah, if he started singing Happy Birthday or something to himself.
	They're trying to make innocuous and trivial information defamatory or incendiary.
	That's the nature of propaganda.
	You have to imbue neutral data with an emotional inflection.
	That's what the mainstream media does.
	Well, it continually does.
	Let's watch the rest of the clip.
	Um, you know, some.
	I, you know, I didn't actually represent him personally.
	I represented the White House, but I was advising him.
	Um, and once you have me, uh, represent you legally, you just can't stop.
	You just let me represent you a little bit, but then you just, you start with the intention of having me represent you for one case.
	And then it's just case after case.
	And before you know it, the whole tube's gone.
	That's Trump.
	You know, when he basically wishes he was somewhere else.
	You know, he's not in control.
	He doesn't want to be there.
	People saying, blessed old bird, he should not pipe up.
	Let the lawyers do their job.
	A lot of people agree with us over on Locals.
	If you want to join us on Locals, press the red button on the screen now.
	If you're not watching this on Rumble yet, you're going to have to click the link in the description in a minute, because we have to leave YouTube for a number of reasons.
	One of them being, sometimes I use curse words.
	I like to use a freedom of speech is what I believe in because I believe I'm optimistic I'm not misanthrope I believe if you let people speak freely they will come to the conclusion that the only solution is new alliances they will recognize that what the state is in fact doing is representing imperialistic interests but even in a case that you might regard as very significant like the forthcoming trials indictment and charge of espionage to Donald Trump Is it as important as the war crimes of George W. Bush, allegedly?
	Is it as important as Obama letting off those that perpetrated the 2008 crash?
	Is it?
	What kind of world are we living in where these are the crimes that we frame and celebrate?
	Let me know in the comments.
	Let me know in the chat.
	We want your views.
	We want your voice, your opinion.
	We're here for you.
	Well, it's ultimately, isn't it, when it gets down to the contents of those boxes, it's what's more important, the fact that Trump had those boxes or what was in those boxes that isn't being discussed.
	When the mainstream media is talking about the plane landing and how he was folding his arms, what they're not going is these boxes detailed some of America's imperialist plans about future wars with other countries.
	Now, we don't get to know about that because we're not allowed to know those things.
	That is an astonishing point.
	Let me know in the chat and the comments if you think we should not be focusing on the whistleblower or the person that's in possession of the secrets, but the nature of the secrets.
	I'm using those terms because you remember when Buddy Boy Texera, the recent whistleblower, who said there are indeed boots on the ground in Ukraine, and we all know now that there are plans afoot to get NATO boots on the ground over there in Ukraine, Instead of focusing on the content of the revelations, everyone's like, oh, he's probably a pervert or something.
	He's in a chat room.
	He's a white supremacist.
	Of course, it's wrong to be a white supremacist.
	That's why that language is being used to smear someone who's revealing potentially important information.
	Look at what happened to Julian Assange.
	We didn't focus on the contents of his revelations, other than to say, oh, they're putting American troops at risk.
	I tell you, he's putting American troops at risk.
	The Pentagon with their forever wars.
	I tell you, he's putting American troops at risk.
	The military-industrial complex by requiring war as part of their economic model.
	Let me know if you agree with me.
	These are just the opinions that I'm accruing after spending a lot of time studying this information.
	Now, ludicrously, the mainstream media would have you believe that Donald Trump is guilty of the worst crimes of any American president ever.
	Listen to this outrageous clip taken from CBS when Trump's plane landed.
	Listen to this.
	This is going to crack you up.
	If you're watching this on YouTube, now you've got to get over to Rumble.
	Click the link on the description.
	If you're watching this on Rumble, Press the red button on your screen now and join us on Locals.
	This is fantastic and funny.
	Check it out.
	The first appearance by an American president to face federal charges.
	A former president or current Ulysses S. Grant got in trouble for speeding in a buggy around the White House.
	That is the extent of law-breaking we've seen from people who have sat in the Oval Office.
	We've looked at all American history.
	It's been spotless.
	No one's done anything weird in that Oval Office.
	I don't remember a guy called Nixon.
	I don't remember a guy called Obama.
	I don't remember the Second World War and bombs being dropped in Hiroshima.
	There was one time Ulysses Grant rode his buggy a little enthusiastically on the White House lawn.
	Look at some of the other things, not crimes.
	I mean, this is what we're inviting you to analyze.
	What is the category of crime?
	Yes.
	What is the category of classified?
	Maybe it's a crime for Donald Trump to fill up his bathroom at Mar-a-Lago with boxes of secrets, but is it a greater crime that when Edward Snowden reveals to you the extent of surveillance Edward Snowden has to go into exile.
	When the imperialist project of the United States of America, and I don't mean American people, I don't mean American people, I mean the people that act on behalf of globalist corporations, when their agenda is revealed through Assange's revelations and WikiLeaks, he has to be smeared.
	He's still in prison right now as we're speaking to you Julian Assange's in Belmarsh.
	And also, look at some of the other things that are not considered crimes.
	And to show you we're not biased, to show you we don't care about anything other than truth and freedom, we've even included Trump.
	Look at this.
	So, Trump, tax breaks for the rich, the COVID wealth transfer, that happened on his watch.
	Let us know if you love Donald Trump.
	How do you handle the fact that while he was president, that wealth transfer took place?
	Is the deep state?
	Is that what you're going to say?
	It's the deep state?
	There's no doubt there's a deep state.
	What about if you love Barack Obama?
	How do you deal with his policies of quantitative easing?
	His ongoing drone strikes?
	How do you square that with his easy charisma?
	His ability to speak in public?
	And in my view, the happy fact that he's a person of colour in the White House at a time where America clearly needed to address cultural and issues around ethnicity.
	Or if you love Bush Jr.
	What do you feel about the illegal war started in Iraq, which we now know was precisely that, an illegal war?
	Or indeed, Truman dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
	And, a little closer to home, but always close to the crypt, it's the great Dodderer himself, it's Hunter's pappy, it's Burisma's greatest agent... Allegedly!
	Joe Biden, who took five million dollars in bribes, and let's have a look.
	Apparently, now this is again... This is very alleged at the moment.
	This is sensitive.
	We gotta leave YouTube.
	Can we say this on YouTube?
	It's too risky!
	We're gonna have to come off YouTube.
	If you're watching us on YouTube, there's a link in the description that will take you to Rumble.
	If it's truth you're after, and believe me, you should be looking at truth, a time of universal deceit.
	Telling the truth becomes an act of revolution.
	Join the revolution.
	Your revolution.
	On Rumble now.
	Click the link on the description.
	Is it true that he took those bribes?
	Is it possible that tapes exist of it?
	Join us on Rumble to find out right now.
	So we're just on Rumble now, guys.
	Just on Rumble.
	Everyone relax.
	Undo a button.
	Easy now.
	Just loosen the neck a little.
	I've flapped it right open now.
	Oh my gosh.
	Yeah, just see that?
	Are there tapes that you accepted bribes, President Biden?
	to the women view as well.
	They'll be driving away, pushing women in droves, a site like that.
	Sorry about that.
	Let me know in the locals.
	Then I go, is that too much?
	Can you handle the truth?
	Nipplegate?
	So listen, this is like Joe Biden has been confronted with allegations that he accepted bribes.
	Let's have a look at that.
	Are there tapes that you accepted bribes, President Biden?
	Is that true?
	Would you comment on the arrest of the former president, sir?
	I'm home.
	Oh, look at that.
	He's wandering off down that corridor of the White House, looked over by Bill Clinton.
	Even Bill Clinton, who used that White House for some of his most enjoyable orgasms, will be disgusted, I'm sure, at the allegation.
	Well Bill Clinton, you know, it's an interesting one to get onto.
	When we're talking about the crimes of former presidents, and I think what you're saying is absolutely right, ultimately this gets down to what is a crime?
	Is having these boxes on the premises that maybe they shouldn't be more of a crime than, for example, Bill Clinton deregulating Wall Street before the crash?
	Now, you would suggest that deregulating Wall Street, which led to the crash, that then, as you say, Obama bailed the banks out of, caused more harm to everyday Americans, to blue-collar
	working Americans, people who lost their jobs, lost their homes, than Donald Trump
	having these boxes in a place that we don't know yet has been seen by anyone else
	other than Kid Rock.
	Kid Rock, we know Kid Rock's seen them. So you're saying, Gareth, that by definition
	a crime indicates a transgression. That rules and regulations are there in order
	to protect something.
	Let me know in the chat right now, click on the red button, join us in Locals, let me know what do you think they're there to protect?
	What is the Constitution there to conserve and protect?
	If it's wrong for Trump to have those boxes of secrets, and I'm not saying it's not, I'm not saying it is, I'm saying what really is it that the American political system is meant to be there to protect and serve?
	Surely Surely it's not too ridiculous to say it's the American people.
	Now if regulations were passed, as Gareth has just pointed out, by Bill Clinton that doubtlessly harmed the American people, that's empowered the financial industry, that's further fueled globalism, the end of true democracy, that's led to these forever wars, is that a greater crime?
	Let me know in the chat and the comments because I'm getting ready to sing Happy Birthday now.
	I'm just warming up the pipes, Gal.
	Oh, I see.
	That's what this is about, is it?
	I'm warming up those pipes.
	What else do you think?
	You got some other stuff on this?
	You look angry.
	I think it's right.
	Are you angry, Ethan?
	I don't know about if I'm angry, but I think the thing... Turned on?
	With Trump, I'm very turned on.
	I'm turned on by the nipples.
	It was the nipples.
	Trump is a symptom of a rigged system.
	And I think the people understand that.
	That's what he's done.
	He's harnessed their frustrations.
	Is that what it is?
	Has he harnessed your frustrations?
	Is that what's happened?
	Is Trump, in his rhetoric, in his anger, in his language about draining the swamp, is that what he's done?
	Let me know in the chat right now.
	Because some people, a lot of people, let me tell you, you know I've been part of the Hollywood establishment.
	They're confused.
	They don't understand why Trump is so appealing.
	They don't know why that anger, that outrage, that sense of humour is so appealing to you.
	They think you should like Hillary Clinton.
	They think you should like Joe Biden.
	What exactly is it?
	Is it that you think the system is corrupt?
	Does he stand up for you?
	Is there something that they are missing?
	Let us know in the chat right now.
	But you know, when we talk about Trump giving tax cuts to billionaires, which he did in 2018, he helped billionaires pay less tax than the working class in 2018.
	How do you feel about that?
	That was the first time in American history the 400 wealthiest people paid a lower tax rate than any other group.
	What do you think?
	And when in that news report we talked about him going to meet donors after the event... Trump!
	Yeah, that's a situation that we don't want.
	I think most people who watch this channel now want an American political system that doesn't involve billionaire donors, that doesn't involve a political class that's enmeshed with the corporate system.
	That is why we have people like RFK on the show.
	His interview is groundbreaking, it's earth-shattering, it's still up on Rumble right now.
	Tomorrow's show, we're talking to Marianne Williamson.
	Now some of you might think, Marianne Williamson?
	She's a spiritualist.
	She's standing for the Democrat Party.
	That's why we were sure to ask her questions about corruption.
	That's why we were sure to ask her about why she believes Joe Biden won't debate her.
	She hates the system as much as you do.
	You think RFK don't hate the system?
	Or do you believe that that Kennedy name means that he can never stand up for ordinary people?
	I don't know.
	Maybe you're... What do we know?
	We've only got access to the information that you give us and our own studies.
	We try our best to be independent journalists, to look at the facts.
	I mean, we've got such a fantastic Exploration coming up for you.
	Is it tomorrow that you're going to see this?
	It's going to be in tomorrow's show.
	You're going to love this, where we talk about how the Espionage Act is used, where we talk about the crimes of former American presidents.
	Guess what it comes from?
	The World Socialist Organization.
	The World Socialist Organization know that the current establishment are completely corrupt, completely work for the donor class.
	I believe there is an opportunity for no alliances.
	Get on Locals right now.
	Press that red button.
	When I say red button, I don't mean this one, baby.
	They're a bit brown, really, aren't they?
	Not this little brown jelly, Tom.
	You stay well away from that!
	You leave that alone!
	Only I get to press that.
	Those buttons are only for my co-host!
	I would feel physically sick.
	You would not.
	You'd absolutely love it.
	It'd do you the power of good, my man.
	Now, Gareth, you know I believe in the freedom of speech?
	Oh, yes.
	Well, where freedom of speech lives, you get free speech.
	And where free speech goes together, you get freech.
	Preach!
	That's the best thing he's ever done.
	That's the best thing Bad Graphics Jack has ever done.
	Not Lionel Richie.
	He's got a long, distinguished career, both with the Commodores and as a solo artist.
	He slightly misunderstood the brief, though, because you said... It's his own thing.
	Say you... Say you stay free.
	Gareth, you're right.
	He's fucked that up as well, hasn't he?
	He's fucked it up.
	I mean, it's brilliant, but... Get him on the... Let's see him.
	The hard work's been done by Lionel Richie.
	Look at Jack's other great masterpiece.
	This, right?
	Check this out.
	This is Jack's other great masterpiece.
	Now see if you notice another contributor that may be elevating the quality of the content.
	Don't you...
	Guys?
	Don't you worry about a thing.
	Now is that Jack or is it Stevie Wonder?
	Stevie Wonder, isn't it?
	Stevie Wonder that's making that good.
	Now, let's have a look at this.
	It was meant to be... Jack!
	I'm angry now.
	I've gone from thinking it was good... I'm sorry, that's my fault.
	Because it should be... Say you, stay free!
	So you leave in the second stay, right?
	You leave in the second stay.
	You cut out too early, and then you've put fruit.
	I will accept.
	Stay you, safe reach.
	I'll accept that.
	Still not as good as the original idea, but we're dealing with Jack.
	We're dealing with Bad Graphics Jack.
	Let us know if you've had enough of Bad Graphics Jack.
	We should get him out of the organisation.
	Let us know in the chat right now.
	A young man's life hangs in the balance.
	He'd like to kill a mockingbird, this.
	He'd like to kill a mockingbird.
	You'd be Atticus Finch.
	Thank you.
	I'm Bo Radley.
	Now I know.
	I'm up in the tree.
	I'm up in the tree!
	Get Jack on camera.
	People want you on camera, Jack.
	Certainly, you can't do as much damage on it as you do behind it.
	There he is.
	He's a good-looking kid.
	He's beautiful.
	But there's more to life than looks, you know, but not much more, in the words of the great Morrissey.
	What are we going to do now?
	Freech.
	God, I forgot.
	I mean, the graphics are so unassociated from the item.
	I'm looking at Lionel Richie's fucking silhouette.
	How is that relevant to what we're trying to do for a livelihood?
	Is this what you came to rumble?
	You're a crusader for free speech.
	You don't believe in the establishment.
	You believe in new alliances.
	You believe that the time has come for a spiritually inspired revolution.
	You're sat there staring at fucking Lionel Richie's silhouette with the sort of loose halo at the edges of his hair.
	Ridiculous!
	Let's see what people are saying on Freech.
	This is people talking about Tybee and Schellenberger, Gareth, who came on our show memorably to break the story about people in COVID labs getting COVID.
	I mean, it's ridiculous, isn't it really?
	The Wuhan Institute of Virology now seems more likely than ever to be the origin of the coronavirus pandemic.
	What?
	Yep.
	Three of the lads that work there got coronavirus, would you believe?
	That's proven now, I think.
	Well, they were the first people to get it.
	Oh, I'm not feeling very well.
	Does anyone else feel... Yeah, everyone else is fine.
	In the whole of China, yep, we're all fine.
	Everywhere in China... China.
	That everyone is fine, but here in the Woohan lab, people are dropping like flies!
	There was an amazing quote that I read of Alina Chan, who's been on the show before as well, talking about when this was witnessed, the kind of experiments that were doing over there, people weren't wearing the right kind of safety equipment.
	However could this have started?
	Stirring stuff in a yoghurt pot, a little bit of bat spit in there, mix that up with persimmons.
	I ain't feeling too good.
	Mix it up, make it a bit more deadly.
	Let's for a moment step back and imagine, why the hell are we doing gain of function?
	This bat virus is bad, but what if it was more bad?
	We'd make a fortune!
	It's ridiculous.
	There's a lovely comment here, Gal, from Davo200.
	Thanks for joining us, Davo200.
	Thanks for all of you there.
	Look at this, smh56.
	God's kingdom is the only solution.
	Yep, the one we still pray for.
	Matthew, verse 6, chapter 10.
	Or no, chapter 6, verse 10.
	For God's will to be done on earth.
	Oh no, I'm reading that.
	Now it's a picture of Lionel Richie!
	Just reading the actual Bible, and I'm staring at Lionel Richie!
	It's confusing.
	Send me that Bible quote again.
	I love the Gospels, man.
	Davo200 says, Russell, have you met Kid Rock?
	He might be a very trusting person when it comes to classified info.
	You can tell Kid Rock anything, or can you?
	I mean, he talked about it on Tucker, didn't he?
	He's got a lot of state secrets, that guy.
	Kid Rock, right, what he likes is state secrets.
	What he don't like is Bud being advertised in a progressive way.
	I like that.
	Secret here, Kid Rock.
	Tell you what, we've been supplying arms to the Mujahideen.
	Oh, nice one, man.
	Here, do you want this beer?
	It's trans-lass on there.
	Kid Rock's got extreme opinions.
	I like him.
	Get him on.
	Let's have Kid Rock on.
	Should we get in touch with him?
	I'd love Kid Rock.
	In fact, Lexi, who does the booking for Tucker, she's my mate.
	She'll help.
	Let's get her on.
	You know, after I went on Tucker's and I did a wee-wee in his garden.
	You remember that, don't you, gal?
	I certainly do, yeah.
	Is this a live booking that's happening now?
	Live booking.
	OK.
	All right, Lexi, and give our best to Tucker and everything.
	We're live now on Stay Free, as you know, the original home of free speech.
	I don't know what you guys are doing over there on Twitter.
	We want Kid Rock on.
	Also, Tucker, when's his contract going to allow him to get on?
	OK?
	Get him on.
	Can he do an exclusive with us first, please?
	Also, Kid Rock.
	And do you think you can trust Kid Rock with state secrets?
	Trust?
	They've given him a cease and desist.
	You can't stop.
	Who has?
	Fox.
	Tell Tucker do not cease or desist.
	Bye, love you!
	Send.
	I've sent it straight away.
	It's out there now.
	Should I send Tucker one himself?
	No.
	Too much.
	Too much.
	Elon?
	No, not him again.
	I'll do him.
	Let me know in the chat.
	Press that red button on the screen.
	You tell me your text.
	I'll text them, baby.
	I'll text them.
	What's the last one here?
	Ian Drummo.
	What's happened to Jack's graphic skills?
	At least Tucker Carlson's got the excuse of losing a big mainstream media job to explain his downgraded production values.
	Yeah, I know, because way back in these days...
	That was good, wasn't it?
	And now, today you... FREAK!
	Yeah, rapidly downhill, isn't it?
	It's rubbish!
	What's happened?
	Do you think he's... I don't know.
	He's on drugs!
	I should step in.
	Maybe it's that.
	We're going to have to have some sort of tribunal, is it?
	I don't know how you do things like this.
	Intervention?
	Intervention.
	I'm more involved in the front of camera business, aren't I?
	But not no more.
	Got to get in there and help this kid.
	What, are you going to show some of Tucker's graphics now?
	Let's have a look at what Tucker's doing over there.
	Is that what we're going to see?
	What's the quality of his graphic?
	Show us him.
	Or is this just a steal of Tucker?
	Is that all this is?
	Just a steal of Tucker?
	Are we just looking at a picture of Tucker?
	I don't know what Tucker Carlson looks like!
	Who's pulled that up?
	What's wrong with these kids, Gareth?
	Let me read you this by Alina Chan.
	Please.
	Read me something.
	A 2017 video aired by Chinese state-run television reportedly shows Hu, this is one of the scientists who was infected with Covid, watching a lab worker handle specimens while neither is wearing protective gear, according to Sheldon Logan.
	I wouldn't want to see that.
	She said they were conducting their research at lower biohazard safety level BSL 2, when we all know the highest is 3.
	If they were worried about being infected in the field, they would need full body suits with no gaps, says Alina Shan.
	So you wonder, how did this thing possibly start?
	Cack handed, muck about, dopey old sods, messing around in a lab with bat gunk, not concentrating properly, not even wearing proper beekeeper suits, sloshing about in bat sperm.
	It's going to cause trouble.
	Someone's given us a $1 tip over here.
	We don't recommend it.
	Thank you for the $1 tip.
	We give it to drug addicts.
	Well, we're going to give it to Jack.
	It says here, Dharma addict, be the lion and the gazelle.
	Also Eminem.
	Why are you saying that?
	What does that mean?
	They think this is OnlyFans at this point.
	It's not OnlyFans.
	They can tip you for... For my niplets.
	Shall I do my happy birthday now?
	Let me know in the chat.
	Just say yes or no.
	Do you want to see a happy birthday done in the style of Marilyn Monroe?
	Because I'll bloody well do it.
	I'm ready.
	I'm assuming they say yes.
	Look at that.
	Unadulterated yes.
	I've never seen so many yeses.
	That's as reliable as a Dominion voting machine right there.
	Diane, come over here, darling.
	Don't worry about getting in that because we'll be on that shot.
	You can't block a shot.
	Well, this is TV history, isn't it?
	We thought we had that yesterday.
	Right, because I've seen it recently.
	My kids think that Marilyn Monroe is called Mr. President.
	They go, should we watch Mr. President?
	Because I've seen her on something else.
	Okay, here we go.
	This is to you, Donald Trump.
	Don't use this anywhere else.
	Don't put this on social media, because if this goes on Twitter, gal, this is going to cause problems, because it's going to look like an endorsement.
	Taking a break, coming back when it's over.
	Rational anarchy, you get back in here!
	Someone said, free only fans description right here.
	And someone's saying, Gareth, close your eyes.
	Happy birthday to you.
	Oh, no.
	Happy birthday to you.
	I feel strange.
	Happy birthday, Mr. President!
	Yeah, come on!
	You can just grab him by the worst names!
	You can just grab him by his worst name!
	I'd like to grab you by your worst name!
	Happy birthday to you!
	Motherfucker!
	Bud Light!
	Bud Light!
	If Kid Rock won't do it, I will.
	Thank you, guys.
	So that cheered you up.
	That's what justice smells like.
	Why are you looking at me thin-lipped?
	You're thinking that's going to get cut and played somewhere else.
	Yes.
	I didn't say Donald Trump, though, did I?
	No.
	I could have been singing that to anyone else.
	It's young Putin's birthday in a couple of days.
	Yeah.
	Could have been him.
	Young Putin, see him there?
	Yeah.
	Just working away.
	He was the Jack before Jack.
	But always a bit more professional, I'd say, generally speaking.
	Okay, the news is an entertainment show now, but there was a time when the news meant something.
	That's in the good old days of the past.
	It's time for This Week in History.
	Did you know it was this week in history that the OJ chase took place?
	Live on CNN.
	That Larry King got interrupted while doing an interview to be told that OJ is on the loose.
	This is where we learned the semiotics, the visual grammar of the criminal chase still being used to this day.
	That's why the news is showing Donald Trump's plane landing.
	Donald Trump's motorcade.
	It's using the same overhead shots, the amplification of a trivial event.
	OJ, let me know if you agree with this in the chat.
	It's one of those news stories that changed the way that news was reported.
	A judicial trial became about entertainment.
	Maybe even the verdict was affected by the conditions of the time.
	Of course, there'd been the famous LAPD beating of Rodney King, and that trial became about institutional or state violence enacted, in this case, on our African American people.
	Where are the girls in your team?
	Says Sarah Liana.
	There are girls in the team.
	There's some brilliant women working here.
	There's Lauren, there's Lara, there's Vic, there's Yorkshire Paula, there's Suby, the social media team.
	I think they just leave in case I take my top off, I think.
	Get the hell out of there.
	That man could sing happy birthday to Trump, but the whole thing's a grisly spectacle.
	Let's look at Larry King live, learning about OJ.
	This is from June 1994.
	This is the moment that the OJ story broke.
	And look at the great late, God rest his soul, Larry King.
	Check it out.
	Money that athletes are being paid today... Okay, I'm going to have to interrupt this call.
	I understand we're going to go to a live picture in Los Angeles.
	Is that correct?
	Okay, this is Interstate 5 and this is courtesy of KCALR, one of our LA affiliates.
	Police believe that O.J.
	Simpson is in that car.
	Okay, police believe he is in that vehicle.
	Now police radio is saying that Simpson has a gun at his head.
	Police radio is saying that Simpson, the passenger in the car... Gun at his own head.
	It's amazing.
	It's iconic.
	It's incredible to see that white Bronco from above.
	It's sort of so, uh, what do I want to say?
	It's etched on the memory, isn't it?
	It's a moment... Martin Luther King, he handles it so well as well, doesn't he?
	He's such a pro.
	This might have been Larry King's last stand.
	This is where his years of broadcasting skill and experience pay off culminatively in that great moment.
	Has a gun at his head.
	Oh no.
	Which has explained why they haven't been stopping and why they haven't moved up alongside.
	Oh no.
	The voice saying oh no is John Mack, president of the LA Urban League.
	If you've just joined us, this is Larry King live in Washington.
	He knew.
	He's the president of the LA Urban League.
	He knows where this is going.
	That's extraordinary because of the tensions in the city at that time.
	Incredible.
	Viewing a car apparently being driven by Al Cowling, one of OJ's oldest friends and a former teammate at Southern Cal.
	Look at all the cars on this next bridge, man.
	That's a helicopter reporting, talking to KCAL, saying, look at all those cars on that bridge looking down.
	Exactly the same as the Trump coverage.
	Now look at DC, how evocative that image is.
	Even if the narrativization weren't so evidently pejorative, the visual grammar is telling you a particular story.
	Marshall McLuhan famously says, the medium is the message.
	The way that you receive the information conveys to you a certain set of meanings.
	And what I suppose we're being told about Trump is that he's uniquely criminal.
	And what we're offering you on this show is that We don't want to get involved in whether or not he's criminal.
	There's an ongoing trial and also we know that many of you see Trump as a kind of berserker in the system, a swamp drainer, even though we can test that even based on evidence.
	The tax breaks we just gave you and the wealth transfer, those are two pieces of evidence.
	But what we are saying is that the office itself is Institutionally criminal.
	That the military-industrial complex is criminal.
	That the model is criminal.
	And by focusing on individuals rather than what's actually happening, you miss the most important point of all.
	Let me know in the chat.
	Press the red button.
	Join us over on Locals.
	Also this week, on the 13th of June, the Michael Jackson story broke.
	I don't know how that case ended.
	I think Jackson was acquitted back then.
	Here's the mainstream media reporting on that story, obsessing over his attire.
	This reporter, she says pyjamas about... I don't know.
	Well, she says it pretty frequently.
	The pyjamas seem to be what she's focused on above all else.
	Yeah, it's interesting isn't it?
	Just as you said about Trump and the O.J.
	Simpson situation and the message that it delivers.
	That's why they spend so much time saying, you know, Trump was slumped over, Trump had his arms folded, Trump didn't say anything.
	It's all trying to evoke an idea of what Trump is feeling or how to How to make us feel about Trump.
	It's narrativisation.
	It's taking innocuous details, making them incendiary.
	It's editorialising.
	Trump having his arms tightly crossed, which is one of the things I saw in a news report, that doesn't have an inherent meaning.
	That's where you get the hocus pocus phony science of body language analysis deployed.
	I'm not saying there's nothing in body language.
	I'm sure we can all take cues from body language.
	Their utilization of it comes pre-chewed, pre-narrativized.
	They'll only use body language analysis in order to reach a conclusion that they arrive with in the first place.
	Let me know if you agree with this.
	Let me know if you think that the function of the mainstream media now is to inculcate a set of opinions and therefore likely decisions rather than convey to you information.
	Let me know if you've noticed that we're trying to do something different.
	We're trying to engage in a discourse with you.
	We're trying to create communities.
	We recognize that Independent media could be a key component of a change in consciousness.
	That's why later we're talking to Krishna Das, who's one of the most significant spiritual speakers and teachers of the last 50 years, who'll be talking to us about the nature of consciousness and the impact and influence of the spiritual revolution and the evolution and advancement of Eastern principles in Western culture.
	The influence of that fact on big tech entrepreneurs, notably Zuckerberg, Jobs, and their innovations in the space of social media.
	All of these things are connected in exciting and curious ways.
	But before we get into that, it's time to look at Michael Jackson in his pajamas.
	Tonight, is that a pajama party?
	No way!
	It's Michael Jackson and his entourage showing up over an hour late to court.
	It's a pajama party, everybody!
	Grab your pillow!
	Michael Jackson showed up to court today in his pajamas.
	Jane, what a day!
	It's not a pyjama party.
	There's no one watching that who thinks, is a pyjama party being televised?
	Obviously I know what she's doing here, but it doesn't really make any sense.
	I wouldn't have even noticed these wearing pyjamas.
	No, they just look like snazzy trousers.
	Snazzy?
	That's all I'd have gone, all I'd have commented on is the snaz.
	It's weird isn't it?
	But the same sort of principle applies, Gail, like with the folded arms.
	It's like, oh my god, he's folded his arms.
	Oh, look at his body language.
	He's slumped over his chair.
	They are conveying information.
	Michael Jackson, the guy was a pretty unusual cat.
	He's like, what does he normally wear?
	One white glove and them little funny little socks and that.
	He never wore any normal clothes.
	He's wearing an Admiral's uniform as he's breakfasting.
	He's a bit monkey.
	I think what's more is it's not...
	He's mates with his best mate's bubbles.
	Bubbles was his bestest mate, wasn't he?
	He loved that little guy.
	Yeah.
	Obviously you can't maintain a friendship with a monkey because when they come fully grown they can be a little unreliable.
	Like a monkey, if it gets in the wrong mood, it'll rip your head off.
	Yeah.
	That's the thing with them.
	That's not a quality I want in a friend.
	No.
	Suddenly it's like one minute you're fine.
	It's enjoying its PG tips.
	It's a British advert for tea with monkeys in it and that.
	Next minute they're ripping your head off because you tried to give him a birthday cake.
	That's a true story.
	Yeah, not bubbles. No, but never monkey. Anyway, that's not the point. The fact is also it's not Michael's pajamas
	It's what's going on down his pajamas. There was the story, isn't it? It's not my boys
	They've got he's got pajamas on also, have you noticed the flies open? Oh, yeah, and oh and who's that?
	Christmas in New York what come let's have a look Me up to date it was one of the most astounding days in a
	courtroom ever. It's It's a.
	Trump!
	Oh, it's the worst thing a president's ever done.
	What about Hiroshima?
	What about Nixon?
	What about quantitative easing?
	This is the most historic thing.
	A man has got some pajamas.
	The guy that sang ABC and Rock With You, he's wearing something you normally wear after 10pm, but it's like 6, 7 in the- What the- I can't take this!
	Meanwhile, the whole system is corrupt.
	What the hell's going on?
	Quantitative easing.
	Figo 2020 says what's quantitative easing?
	Quantitative easing was the printing of extra dollars to bail out the banks and financial institutes that collapsed in 2008 because of financial impropriety and malpractice that led to the economic collapse of 2008.
	They printed a bunch of money and kept all these institutions going, essentially, isn't it?
	More or less it.
	What should we have a look at now?
	We've got Krishna Das coming up.
	He's going to enlighten us.
	Hopefully he'll enlighten us, because if I can't be free from desire, if I can't finally let go of the illusion that I'm an individual trapped in here, if I can't access the oneness available to all of us only in the present moment, I'm going to need a refund!
	I'm gonna need one, baby, so stay with us for a bit of spiritual enlightenment, and that'll put everything into context.
	It's also this week when the fantastic support group fellowship Alcoholics Anonymous was founded by Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, a movement that transformed addiction and alcoholism around the world.
	Many, many people have been helped and saved.
	What a fantastic and incredible achievement.
	Also, I note that it is organized around anarchist principles, with each group being fully autonomous and democratically run, each group having the shared purpose of helping people overcome their shared condition, each of them having the belief that salvation and redemption are possible.
	Perhaps it's America's greatest contribution to the world.
	Let me know if that organization founded in 1935, this very week, Has had an impact on your life?
	Join us on Locals, let me know in the chat.
	We could, we've got so much to tell you because there's some crazy stories about Loch Ness and all sorts of stuff but I'm very excited to, excuse me, initially to burp, but beyond even a gastric expulsion Turning liquid into gas, showing that transformation is possible and remains possible in the great furnace of the belly at the lower chakras.
	I am more excited yet to join Krishna Das, world-renowned spiritual teacher, who has meditated in the jungles and ashrams of India.
	He's conducted sessions with famous people, such as Madonna, Sting, and a friend of the show
	and great guest of the show, Rick Rubin.
	Now he's joining us ahead of his two sold out London shows.
	So you can't even go and see him even if you want to.
	I'd like to go and see Krishna Das.
	Krishna Das, thank you for joining us today.
	It's an honor to meet you, sir.
	Hi, happy to be here with you.
	Thank you very much.
	One of the things we talk about continually are the times that we live in and the way that they are defined by conflagration, conflict and doubt.
	An inability for people to engage in a good faith discourse about the way that power might be utilised and used.
	The ability to perhaps transcend division and find new forms of unity.
	I wonder how your experience as a member of the counter-cultural movement that Was that one question?
	Well you know, they say that the state of the world is the state of our minds.
	in bringing a different moral and spiritual dimension to something that perhaps gets lost in secular rhetoric
	and materialistic ideas?
	Was that one question?
	Maybe, there's a couple of sub-clauses in there, Krishnadas.
	Well, you know, they say that the state of the world is the state of our minds,
	all the minds of the people in the world.
	And you know, you talk a lot about politics, but politics has become where people who want power
	over other people, that's where they go to get work.
	It's no longer to help people.
	It's no longer to help people overcome suffering.
	It's about creating more suffering and getting more personal power in the world, egocentric power.
	So, living in India, of course, the politics there is, you know, a hundred times worse than the West.
	But living in India with the saints and the yogis, it's a different experience.
	They help you touch that place in you that's real love and that you can feel actually help you in your life to be a better person and not create suffering for yourself or other people.
	Your experiences in India with Neem Karoli Baba are obviously well documented.
	I've seen you, I feel like, on stage with Ram Dass talking about very exciting mystical experiences, his ability for prophecy.
	I suppose the reason such teachers are so powerful is because they suggest and somehow paradoxically
	embody ethereal principles that seem difficult to access and are really, really needed
	now.
	Can you tell us an account of your experiences with your teacher that demonstrated to you
	the potential for the real mystical?
	Examples of how he engaged with you and demonstrated to you the possibility of other ways of regarding
	reality beyond materialism, rationalism?
	Yeah, you know, let's talk about Ram Dass for a minute because as a Western teacher,
	we see him in a certain kind of way that's kind of very limiting.
	So one day, Maharaji Ninkaroli Baba had told Ram Dass not to touch money, and to give me the keys to the car, and that he couldn't touch money or do worldly things.
	So, whatever that means.
	One day, he got left in Nainital with no money and no car, and he had to walk to Kenshi, to the temple over the mountains, four hours.
	And the whole time, he was absolutely furious.
	He was just flipped out.
	And he walks into the temple, and all the Westerners are being fed across the courtyard.
	Maharajah was watching us.
	And this guy who Ram Dass hated the most stood up and offered him a plate of food.
	And Ram Dass took it to food, and he threw it right in the guy's face.
	And from across the courtyard, Maharaji says, Ram Dass, something wrong?
	So Ram Dass goes over there, and then he began to cry.
	And Maharaji says, Ram Dass, what's wrong?
	And Ram Dass said, I can't stand impurity in myself, and I can't stand it in other people.
	So Maharaji kind of looked him up and down a couple of times, and he said, I don't see anything impure."
	And then Ram Dass once again broke down crying.
	He said, Ram Dass, love everyone and tell the truth.
	So Ram Dass says, the truth is I don't love everyone.
	Maharaja said, Ram Dass, love everyone and tell the truth.
	And at that moment Ram Dass kind of realized what the rest of his life was going to be about.
	And by the end of his life, after sitting on a wheelchair for 20 years, which is enough to destroy anybody's spirit, he actually got to a place where he loved everyone.
	He saw the beauty.
	He used to keep a picture of a bush up there in the old days, you know, on his puja, on his altar.
	And it was extraordinary to be around him.
	And so I've seen that What we can overcome and what it feels like when you do overcome, when we do overcome our selfish bullshit.
	It's natural for us to feel those feelings of agitation and disdain and separateness and encouraging for me to hear that not only are those compromising feelings included in spiritual discourse, they are perhaps its primary subject.
	The reason that we need spirituality is because it is hard to be a person in the world.
	It is hard to feel jealousy.
	It is hard to feel heartbreak.
	It is hard To feel yearning and longing.
	The commodification of spirituality has been obviously a broad trend of recent years.
	All things perhaps are increasingly commodified these days in our culture.
	Is it true that Mark Zuckerberg has a deep interest in mysticism?
	We're really excited to have the opportunity to speak to Mark Zuckerberg.
	That's going to be manifest soon.
	And that Steve Jobs apparently chose Apple as a logo because of a connection to Neem Karoli Baba.
	Do you think that there is a danger that spiritual principles can be misused, maligned?
	Is there a kind of magic in them that is neither benign nor malign but can be directed according to will?
	You mean personal egoistic will?
	Of course.
	People can use anything to hurt themselves and hurt other people.
	Spiritual practice is about calming your ass down and trying to let go of the stuff that we—the programs that are running in us, like all those things you mentioned—jealousy, greed, shame, fear, anger—those are programs that have been put into us by the world by our karmic situation.
	To uncover those programs and uncover what's underneath them, that's simply what it's about.
	So it's You know, it's more natural.
	Love is more natural than all that bullshit.
	That stuff is not natural.
	That's imposed on us by the world.
	Which is part of the show, but it's the stuff that causes us pain.
	Yes, sometimes that feels like an optimistic appraisal of the human condition.
	Myself, I know that I strongly feel greed, yearning, a requirement for status, those kind of things, they play out in me a lot.
	They doubtlessly have a biochemical and natural component.
	Are you saying that there are sort of cultural systems that are most adept at directing and harnessing those original conditions?
	Are you saying that those conditions aren't original?
	That they are somehow parasitical or violations?
	Definitely parasitical.
	They're programs, they're karmic programming.
	We get born to a certain We have certain parents at a certain time and a certain place.
	We have all kinds of experiences that teach us about ourselves, mostly in very negative terms.
	My parents didn't know shit.
	They didn't know anything.
	They didn't have real love.
	They didn't love themselves.
	How was I going to find that?
	But by chance, I tripped and fell into something that was extraordinarily beautiful and extraordinarily powerful.
	Which was meeting, you know, Neem Karoliwala.
	Yes, and I suppose a great teacher can transmit phenomena that you may not otherwise have received.
	Primal Colin too has a question for you.
	He says, how do you stop people taking advantage of goodwill, Krishnadas?
	You know, what other people do is not We're not responsible for that.
	We're trying to be responsible for our own actions.
	If other people choose to hurt us or try to take advantage of us, you know, that's their problem.
	They're creating suffering for themselves.
	We don't have to let it hurt us.
	We can feel it and we can release that initial knee-jerk reaction we might have, like punching them out.
	That's hard, I think, to release that, when you say release that.
	Yeah, but we've got to slow down in order to do that.
	That's why spiritual practice is about letting go.
	Letting go again and again and again.
	Just let go, come back, and then you're gone again.
	You let go, you come back, then you're gone again.
	Right.
	Surrender.
	Every time you let go, the neural pathways in the brain get deeper and it gets easier to let go.
	We should practice letting go when we have opportunities, like in small, trivial examples, like being stuck in traffic, being an obvious one, and minor conflicts.
	If we can surrender our will in that moment, it's possible that it will open new terrains within the psyche, and perhaps beyond even the psyche, that will grant us new power when it comes to dealing with immense displeasure and opposition.
	Well, I try to—about driving, you know, I try to see every driver as His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
	Oh, you just cut me off, Your Holiness?
	Okay.
	Yeah, you can go.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	Ram Ram.
	Yeah, very good.
	So you just try to find a way to short-circuit your own stuff, you know.
	Oh, His Holiness the Dalai Lama's getting out of the vehicle.
	He's hitting my windshield with a car jacker.
	Thank you, Your Holiness the Dalai Lama.
	Thank you so much, Krishna Das.
	You can join Krishna Das at a workshop this Saturday in London.
	Go to krishnadas.com.
	The shows are sold out.
	Where are they, Krishna Das?
	I want to come, please.
	The Union Chapel.
	If you want to come, let me know.
	I'll put you on the guest list.
	Yeah, please.
	I would like that very much.
	Thank you very much.
	Thanks for joining us and thank you for conveying this important message to our viewers.
	I'm very grateful to you.
	Thank you.
	Take care.
	Bye bye.
	Goodbye Krishnadash.
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	Do you?
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	course you know next isn't it we're always chasing Elon let's see if we've
	heard anything back from Tucker's people of course we have I listen to people I
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	Tucker's people are saying Yes, of course, Tucker loves you as does our whole team.
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	We've got fantastic content still to come this week.
	We're looking at stories of global corruption.
	We're looking at the way that the Donald Trump trial could indeed be the wish case that many of you believe that it is.
	But now, do you know that the police are seriously investigating cases of 10-foot aliens in Vegas?
	What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
	Oh no, it's all over the universe, baby.
	Join us tomorrow, not for more of the same, but for more of the different.
	Until then, here's the news.
	No, here's the effing news.
	Stay free.
	No, here's the fucking news.
	The government admit UFOs are real.
	The police are investigating UFO stories and alien bodies are in the possession of the government.
	The truth used to be out there, but now is the truth in ear.
	Join me on a voyage across the universe apparently inhabited by other sentient beings, meaning our entire epistemological history has to be radically re-evaluated.
	Is it possible that we have been in contact with extraterrestrial life throughout the history of civilization?
	How does this reframe Egyptology?
	How does this reframe sudden gaps and evolutionary jumps that don't appear to make archaeological sense?
	So many questions, so few answers.
	Let's get into these extraterrestrials right now though, because if you're anything like me, you're struggling to comprehend how these stories are suddenly fair for the mainstream.
	Where ten years ago this was the preserve of conspiracy theorists and nutjobs, now it's being covered at length on mainstream media outlets.
	Let's have a look at the changes this suggests, both locally with regard to this topic, but more broadly, how does this change the way we look at reality?
	It is a police call everybody will be talking about.
	Thanks for joining us here at 6 o'clock.
	I'm Denise Valdez.
	I'm Brian Loftus.
	A family says something crashed into their backyard, prompting them to call 911, saying they saw creatures walking around.
	Our 8 News Now investigators digging into this for weeks now.
	I mean are these false flags?
	Isn't it just a few years ago?
	You would not have got a news story.
	There are creatures walking around in their yard.
	The world is changing so fast.
	The whole recognisable world of political power is being dismantled and we're watching on relatively normal news shows reports of extraterrestrial creatures wandering around people's yards.
	How are you taking this?
	Do you feel that stories like this are a distraction?
	Do you feel that it's it's true, do you think that it's something that needs to
	be incorporated into our understanding of reality? And if the latter is true, then doesn't it
	change everything?
	Are David Sharns with the video you will only see on 8NewsNow?
	It's funny that she's bothered to say that it's exclusive on that channel.
	Potentially Jesus could have been an extraterrestrial sent here by God to save us and you can only
	see that on Channel 8.
	That's no longer the priority, is it?
	We're reevaluating everything, all of our political systems.
	What's the point in having nations or continents or religions or wars when extraterrestrials are real?
	only on Channel 8.
	I don't care whether it was humans or non-humans.
	I was scared!
	Well, I think it's still quite important if it was non-humans.
	Actually, because it was.
	It was Alps, ETs, there was a Chewbacca.
	Did you hear me?
	I'm not interested.
	I was scared.
	Now before we show you that video, listen to their call for help.
	There's like an eight-foot person beside it and another one's inside and it has big eyes and looking at us and it's still there.
	Okay, where is this on your property?
	Okay, there's an eight-foot person.
	There's another one with big eyes.
	Where exactly are these extraterrestrials?
	Sort of by the garage?
	But where exactly by the garage?
	In front of the door or at the side of the garage?
	There's an eight-foot person in the garden!
	In my backyard.
	I swear to God, this is not a joke.
	This is actually weird.
	You should be terrified of it.
	So there's two people, or two subjects, that are in your backyard?
	Subjects?
	Entities, beings, extraterrestrials, monsters, if you will.
	Correct, and they're very large.
	They're like 8 foot, 9 feet, 10 foot, I don't know.
	8 foot, 9 foot, 10 foot.
	We all understand that the world of the senses is limited.
	We're all beginning to understand that assumptions we made about government and power are falling apart.
	That our history may not be what we have considered it always to be.
	But when you actually get into the weeds and listen to a conversation, Yeah, there's someone who's eight foot, nine foot is over by the garage.
	He's knocked over a trash can.
	He's coming in here.
	I'll handle the rest of this call.
	Hello?
	Sir, exactly where are you from?
	You wouldn't understand.
	It's, like, difficult to incorporate into everyday life, isn't it?
	Big eyes, they have big eyes, like... Okay, yeah, big eyes, like aliens.
	How jaded is the person on the end of that line?
	Oh, yeah, big eyes, eh?
	Aliens, is it?
	Yeah, one of them's saying what?
	We should live in harmony with one another, that all our distinctions and differences are meaningless, and that perhaps consciousness itself is a threat upon which all reality is strung?
	Yeah, alright.
	Like, I can explain it in big amount.
	They're shiny eyes and... He's not that scared, is he?
	He's got every critical detail about... They've got shiny mouths and big teeth and great razor-like... It just ate my dog!
	And they're not human.
	They're 100% not human.
	Okay.
	Not human.
	Everyone's too jaded.
	The news is still trying to keep their model alive.
	The operator of the emergency call can't be bothered to listen to it.
	But I think what we have to seriously consider is that we have to now face that the whole human experiment is somewhat subjective.
	Everything that we considered to be real, our models of government, our models of nature, our models of theology, ontology, and epistemology, are all now up for question.
	This is what we thought we knew, this is what we now know.
	You can't just be, oh, okay, bored about it, or using it as an opportunity for promo.
	This means you have to consider what consciousness is, what reality is.
	There are creatures that can travel around the galaxies, standing in that bloke's yard near his garage, and we're going to have to rewrite the Bible.
	To help us contemplate how we might alter our perspective on reality, here's an article from In recent decades we've witnessed a profound convergence between science and mysticism, significantly informed by quantum physics.
	Many leading physicists of the 20th century espoused ideas that closely echo the insights of Eastern and Western mystics.
	They discussed concepts such as the participatory nature of the universe, the mental basis for the universe, and the idea of a
	unified consciousness that exists prior to materialization. For example, Max Planck wrote,
	Max Planck, the physicist and genius wrote, I regard consciousness as fundamental. I
	regard matter as derivative from consciousness.
	We cannot get behind consciousness. Everything that we talk about, everything that we regard
	as existing postulates consciousness. I mention this in the current context because we live
	currently within a materialistic, rationalistic model.
	What we can measure, what we can observe, and what we can weigh.
	And of course that makes a great deal of sense, doesn't it?
	Because when you're organising stuff, operations, logistics, systems of politics and power, those are the most relevant data.
	Once you've got an eight-foot geyser in someone's yard hanging about by the garage, you might start considering the possibility that we've organized our civilizational modes around limited information, and not be bored by the fact that someone's got an alien in their garden.
	Well, the 8 News now investigators obtaining video as officers then responded to the call you just heard.
	You'll see the officers also saw something in the sky that night, but the big question is, what was it?
	And is it all connected?
	I suppose that verifies it a little bit.
	So that bloke's made that 911 call.
	And elsewhere, independently and separately, there are other peculiar phenomena.
	From a scientific perspective, that's a type of verification.
	It's not just one bloke in his garden seemingly describing Darth Vader.
	It's now the police spotting an entity in the sky.
	It's almost midnight on May 1st when a Las Vegas Metro police officer's body cam catches this.
	Something flashing low in the sky.
	911 emergency.
	Minutes later... Someone calls 911, reporting two large figures in their backyard.
	another one inside and it has big eyes and looking at us and it's still there.
	Someone calls 911 reporting two large figures in their backyard. I'm so
	nervous right now. The eight News Now investigators obtaining another
	officer's video as he sent to the Northwest Valley home. I have
	It's like the police talk now.
	I got butterflies, bro.
	That's amazing.
	They got very casual attitude themselves.
	I have butterflies, bro.
	Everyone thought I was a shooting star, then these people say there's aliens in their backyard.
	I can understand your cynicism and skepticism because you're cynical and skeptical about
	everything.
	Rightly.
	But open your heart to the possibility that there could be a radical revision around the way we organize society.
	If this starts getting used to say, and that's why we've got 15-minute cities now, and that's why you should all stay in your house for the next six months, that's why we're going to make a bunch of regulations and laws that benefit some very powerful global interest.
	If that happens, then they say, whoa, whoa, whoa, stop misusing it.
	There's an eight-foot guy in my garden.
	And because of that, the WHO have suggested that 5% of your health care budget should all go to them.
	Like, if it starts getting used for weird stuff, then be cynical.
	For the moment, start to consider the possibility that the way that radical change might take place is because we introduce and consider radical new ideas.
	If you don't ever consider radical new ideas, nothing will change.
	Of course it won't, because where's the energy gonna come from?
	It's just gonna be, OK, enough of this Biden guy.
	Let's have Ron DeSantis.
	Now, have you seen that dude try to smile?
	Da-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
	Here's a little more on the subject of consciousness preceding matter, which, let me know in the comments if you agree with this, is another way of describing the potential that God created the universe.
	Let me know what you think about that in the chat.
	Experimental evidence over several generations has lent increasing credibility to these perspectives, with the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to experiments demonstrating the non-local reality of the universe, implying the integral role of consciousness in the ongoing co-creation of physical reality from quantum flux and energetic potential.
	Now obviously I don't I don't fully understand what's meant by the information conveyed by Nobel Prize winners, and I know that a lot of people that are science, let's call them, aficionados and ardent students of quantum physics will say that postulating that those experiments prove that consciousness has an integral role in the nature of reality is a jump too far.
	But it seems likely that the mysteries around consciousness might be connected to the many other mysteries around creation and the laws of the universe.
	And I would say, practically, it's worth considering new models at this point because we need change and we've just seen a bloke on the news saying that Alf's in his garden going through his bins.
	It's more than an hour after that bright light.
	Officers meeting up with the caller and his family.
	What did you see?
	It was like a big creature.
	A big creature?
	Yeah, like a long, taffy tall.
	I'm not going to BS you guys.
	One of my partners said they saw something fall out of the sky too, so that's why I'm kind of curious.
	Did you see anything land in your backyard?
	They see like a big, that's what they say.
	They see like a big, uh, like a big something with legs.
	What I saw right now, I do believe in it.
	Police walk into the backyard to investigate, but Metro blacked out that part of the video because it's considered private property.
	I think I can handle seeing someone's backyard after I've just been told that extraterrestrials from another dimension have come here and told us that consciousness is the fundamental fabric of reality and that we have to re-evaluate all of our political models, end war immediately and start bringing justice, fairness and love to the forefront of our political systems.
	I added the last bit.
	Clear?
	They're taking this call seriously.
	Hey, this might sound like a really dumb question.
	But is God real?
	And have we built all of our systems around ideas that are temporary and spatial, and now all of that's, like, falling apart?
	No, I think that's a good question.
	But did you guys see anything fall out of the sky?
	It's brilliant that the police normally have to go, Sir, have you been drinking?
	Would you mind stepping out of the vehicle?
	Do you also believe in God and aliens and think that, like, Return of the Jedi could have been a documentary?
	Have you seen any Ewoks around here tonight?
	It's really difficult for the police after this to maintain their authority.
	Like, how's he, that police officer, the next day just gonna conduct a normal DUI arrest?
	Sir, step out of the vehicle!
	Also, do you realize that you and I are just one consciousness experiencing itself in this very moment?
	I did realize that.
	I'm pretty drunk.
	He's having, like, an existential crisis, isn't he?
	He can't carry out his job with the same rigor.
	Sir, you are under... Actually, what right have I got to arrest anybody?
	I mean, where did I actually get my authority?
	We're just people.
	I'm a person.
	You're a person.
	Sir, you're free to go.
	But before you let me go, I shall tell you, I am extremely drunk.
	Get out of here!
	Drive safe now!
	That investigation turning up no concrete answers as of Wednesday.
	Yeah, you're not going to get a concrete answer by Wednesday on whether there's extraterrestrial life, on whether or not the government has been suppressing information about UFOs in case it brings about a radical change in consciousness.
	You might need Thursday, Friday, and that's when Jeremy Corbell is on our show on Rumble.
	See him there.
	Whatever or whoever fell into that yard long gone within minutes.
	One of the witnesses, a young man named Angel... It's a sign!
	It's a sign!
	There's a young man called Angel and on the third day... has stated when the brothers looked into the yard where the object landed that spot was obscured and blurry as if by unknown form of camouflage.
	God, reality is being warped by unknown forms of camouflage.
	I suppose it makes sense in a way.
	We all know that we live in a limited Understanding of reality.
	My models of reality and your models of reality are based on the data that we have accrued, the experiences that we've had.
	It's possible for each of us to undergo personal epiphanies.
	Even when you lose somebody you love or your heart gets broken, suddenly the world looks different.
	But the idea that the physical universe can be manipulated by technology that we don't understand is inspiring, exciting, disturbing.
	But I suppose our technology to people 500 years ago would be pretty dazzling?
	Multiple family members backed up the story in an initial police report we obtained.
	Angel says they heard the patter of multiple feet in the yard.
	We're expecting the pitter-patter of tiny feet?
	You mean you're having a baby?
	No!
	There's aliens all over my yard!
	One evening, Andrew was having it.
	What's that in my yard?
	Go get a baseball bat!
	Oh my god, it's people from another dimension!
	Still get the baseball bat.
	They later heard footsteps on their roof.
	They saw one of the eight foot tall creatures climb behind the controls of a large front loader stored in the yard as if trying to engage it.
	They've come from out of space and they want to have a go on a front loader!
	Behold!
	The mysteries of the Milky Way!
	The gas lakes of Venus!
	How fucking old you see that caterpillar?
	Wooo!
	What are they?
	Frat boy aliens from another dimension!
	Chug!
	Chug!
	SPRING BREAK!
	He got a good look at one of the creatures, he said.
	A greenish-grayish being with large eyes and long legs.
	He says he could hear its deep breaths.
	And when he locked eyes, he was, in essence, frozen in place.
	Couldn't move.
	Telepathic, extraterrestrial, eight-foot-tall, interdimensional frat boys.
	I'm in!
	In the middle of the yard, where the object had crashed, then vanished, a circular impression was left in the soil.
	That wasn't the spacecraft.
	They're just doing donuts in that digger.
	Mmm, donuts.
	Why do they come all this way just to dick around?
	Then later, when we tried to use the bathroom, they put cellophane over the toilet bowls and then I opened the door and a bucket of water fell on my head.
	Those pranksters, why are they jackass?
	Nothing out of the ordinary.
	A few days later, the family says, two Metro sergeants returned to the scene to ask follow-up questions.
	The family says they also saw men in suits and sunglasses driving in a car with government plates cruising slowly past the house in the following days.
	This is mental, isn't it?
	Like Men in Black is just a documentary now.
	I am just a figment of your imagination.
	It's so ridiculous how a whole understanding of reality has got to unravel and unfold.
	But if that wasn't enough... Meanwhile, according to explosive reporting and a subsequent clarification, the powerful internal investigative body that oversees the nation's intelligence agencies found a whistleblower's assertion that UFO-related information was inappropriately concealed from Congress, urgent and credible.
	Urgent and credible.
	So, there you are.
	Potentially and seemingly more than at any other time from our history, we have to consider the possibility that there are other life forms among us and beyond us.
	I think simultaneously we have to consider that our models of reality are in need of investigation.
	The mystery of consciousness itself.
	And much of this, to me, points towards the potential for new systems for power.
	New Models for life.
	This is taking place at a time, by coincidence, let me know in the comments if you think it's a coincidence, where our government models are failing, where our political models are failing, where our economic models are failing, our ecological models are failing, we're losing trust in the police, we're losing trust in justice, we're losing trust in everything, where we need new ways of living.
	Now I know old eight-foot, big-eyed, hairy old Frank Sinatra, big-eyed yeti creature from Angel's Garden's not the answer to all the world's problems.
	God, I don't know, maybe he is.
	But what I think we can glean from stories of this nature Is that we now have the right and perhaps the duty to consider different ways of living.
	Reality as we've previously seen it is starting to warp and fall apart.
	This is a quickening.
	This is a time of change.
	The old ideas have failed.
	The new ideas are being formulated.
	We're in a kind of meteorological moment.
	Where philosophical storms are garnering, where change is trying to happen.
	Doesn't it seem ridiculous to you that at this time where potentially aliens are real, where new discoveries are being made in the world of quantum physics and science and the science of consciousness in particular, that the people in charge are so much like the people that were in charge hundreds of years ago and in the case of Joe Biden actually are hundreds of years old.
	Doesn't it seem to you that models of commerce and capitalism that are based on materialism in a very literal way in both senses of the word.
	Well these objects are good, Let's keep these objects!
	While allowing people to starve and suffer elsewhere need examination.
	The idea that we're quibbling and quarreling and indeed warring over resources when we could be learning about new systems of energy, new systems of government, new systems of philosophy.
	It seems to be that we're not asking the appropriate questions.
	We're not having the appropriate conversations.
	So whether or not you think this is just a fun, daft, silly news story, or an epochal moment that offers us the opportunity to review all of our ontological models, don't really matter.
	You know the world is changing.
	You know the old systems are failing.
	You know that you will be a participant in the new awakening.
	But that's just what I think.
	Let me know what you think in the comments and chat.
	Until tomorrow, stay free.
	Many switches, switch on, switch off.

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