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Sept. 14, 2024 - Toxic Culture - Rob Agueros

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Exploring the Intersection of Culture, Life, and Politics

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	it but yeah it is so it is so uh country Yeah, it is so country up there.
	I love it.
	it's like sometimes i think it's more country than texas just because i'm so used to the accents And where are you from?
	I don't know how to answer that.
	I was born in Southern California and then raised between that and upstate New York because my parents split, so I had to do the bi-coastal thing.
	And then as soon as I was old enough, I moved down to the south, like to the Carolinas, and I've been there the longest.
	And then I had my babies there.
	Is Carolina the South, though?
	Yeah, for sure.
	Anything south of the Mason-Dixon line?
	Is that what the word is?
	Yes, technically, but South Carolina is unquestionably southern.
	North Carolina, I'll give you, is a little bit up for debate because the politics there are so crazy.
	But there's accents, there's greens.
	So great.
	Yeah.
	I love to give people shit.
	The government filled with a bunch of erectiles and a bunch of pedophiles.
	We all know never make it to a trial with traffic and a child.
	You don't want to be scrutinizing the government or you'll be suicided.
	You and I both know all the truth to hiding when they're using Biden.
	The CIA killed MLK and JFK both.
	The moon landing wasn't real, it was all a hoax.
	Big pharma putting profits over every single damn patient.
	We all know that birds ain't real, they're just government surveillance.
	Rap labels been profiting off of the prison system and jail.
	We all breathe in chemicals every single day from chemtrails.
	Everybody know Michelle Obama was a man and never was pregnant.
	We all know that Barack Obama was really born out in Kenya.
	Who decides what is real and what is cap?
	Who decides what is fake and what is fact?
	They censor someone that you hate and then you clap.
	But they're coming for you next, it's a trap.
	Who decides what is real and what is cap?
	Who decides what is fake and what is fact?
	They censor someone that you hate and then you clap.
	But they're coming for you next, it's a trap.
	Come on man, the earth is flat, it's not round.
	Bush knew them towers were gonna get knocked down.
	I've been right with just about everything I said.
	Tupac alive in Cuba, man, he isn't dead.
	We've been overseas killing kids with crones.
	MK Ultra failed Kanye West to clone.
	The government spying on you when you're home.
	They trapping all of us on every single phone.
	Humans didn't build the pyramids.
	Men cannot get a period.
	Fact check.
	The West just wants to eliminate all borders.
	Fact check.
	This whole agenda is apart the new world order.
	Fact check.
	Who decides what is real and what is cap?
	What is cap?
	Who decides what is fake and what is fact?
	What is fact?
	They censor someone that you hate and then you clap.
	Then you clap.
	But they're coming for you next, it's a trap.
	Who decides what is real and what is cap?
	Who decides what is fake and what is fact?
	They censor someone that you hate and then you clap, clap, clap.
	But they're coming for you next.
	It's a trap.
	When you go up north, it's like totally different.
	It's so much richer and so much more.
	It's weird.
	I don't want to say it's more southern, but they haven't been, I don't want to say watered down for black and better words, but their accents are still there.
	Texas, it's a little more of a twang.
	And then you add Mexico to it.
	We're basically little Mexico now.
	So it's where I'm from, from San Antonio.
	A lot of Spanish.
	Yeah, a lot of Spanish.
	I'm not your average Democrat black voter.
	You know what I mean?
	I'm one of those persons.
	My parody is like I'm white.
	You know, people want to identify as everything else.
	They identify as white.
	July is like White History Month.
	Just looking around, full of people.
	I love triggering people.
	So that's kind of how I use the kind of comedy and to kind of fight back because I'm American.
	You know what I'm saying?
	We all are.
	They put us in all these boxes.
	And I just like to troll people.
	I think that's kind of the funniest thing in our modern time that we have right now.
	Trolling and people.
	Yeah, trolling in memes because they really can't.
	The left can't mean.
	The left cannot meme.
	No, I think comedy is a great tool.
	It's better than trying to get into the thick of it and battle it out because it's like you shouldn't be that invested.
	You don't know that person and it's taking your peace and your time.
	So you're automatically losing.
	Isn't it funny how invested these people actually get?
	Yes.
	And things that we don't even think about the past a couple of seconds.
	And I just, how, I don't know.
	I try to get in the mind of some of these people.
	And it's like, I don't, I really don't understand.
	You're a f ⁇ ing get a white male.
	Like how you could just wake up and kind of live that way.
	I have friends and I think that there's maybe 10 minutes a day that they're not online.
	They wake up and they're on it.
	Every passing moment they're on it and rechecking and trying to like spar it out online.
	And I always tell them like, this is not good for you.
	Take a break.
	I feel like a diva sometimes because I'm so accustomed to like the things that the hosts have there.
	So I'm like, hey, can we have this?
	Can I have this?
	Can you bring me into the blanket?
	Right, yeah.
	So sometimes I'm like, I have to, because we talk so much shit here as a crew, as it is.
	So like I am a little bit self-conscious on what I say sometimes.
	So like, do I sound like the chair is getting to me?
	Do I sound like the chair is getting to me?
	No, you seem pretty level-headed.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	It's definitely a crazy place.
	It is huge.
	It is a huge.
	Yeah, you got the tour.
	I did.
	It was awesome.
	Yeah.
	Where did they start you off?
	You saw all the studios?
	I think so.
	I think I saw everything.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But yeah, it's really cool back here.
	I have like a tiny little studio above my frog.
	So like something to aspire to.
	Yeah, that's cool.
	Man, Alex, this was the original one that they started off with.
	And it branched to that one that you were in where you were sitting in the chair.
	And then to the big one.
	And then the very first one you probably saw in the corner.
	That's for a morning show.
	So they built that studio for another purpose, but I mean, it gets used every day.
	So all of them now get used every day.
	So it's cool.
	It's a nice hidden oasis, right?
	Yeah, it really is.
	There's not too many news organizations that just kind of want to blend in.
	You know, everybody's like, oh, look at me.
	And they have the glass out front to have all the spectators.
	Yeah.
	That seems like a security hazard.
	Right?
	Yeah, I wouldn't want to do that.
	Luckily, like, CNN is not popular to where it is.
	So I gotta worry about this.
	Please come, please.
	So how long have you been around in Austin lately?
	I've been here for four days.
	I love it here.
	During the height of the craziness, I was thinking about moving here because North Carolina, like we kind of said earlier, it's a little bit wishy-washy.
	I call it a purple state.
	So it depends on where the wind is blowing, how the people are kind of behaving and voting.
	And it was a little bit strict during COVID, which I did not enjoy.
	And I was actually surprised with a lot of it and for how long it lasted.
	So I was seriously entertaining Austin and Texas in general.
	My mom's in southern Texas.
	But yeah, I think it's great.
	And then also there's that mom guilt.
	So if I go away for a couple of days, I have to like really stack my time.
	So I feel like I'm being like really effective and producing.
	I feel like you're doing a lot in a little bit of time.
	Yeah.
	How have the people been here?
	How have they treated you?
	How is the atmosphere?
	It's amazing.
	What I love about Austin is that you'll have like a cowboy and then you'll have a hippie and you'll have a liberal and you'll have like a staunch conservative and they're all cool with each other.
	Like they all homogenize.
	You can go to a comedy club and there'll be like Arabs and Jews and then someone will make some kind of joke about what's going on in Gaza and everyone's laughing and there's no tension.
	It's like, whoa, you can do this.
	This is a possibility and you can't, you have to like step away from social media and from a lot of the news stories because I think they're perpetuating this thing that's not actually happening.
	Like they're trying to get you at each other's throats to distract you from some bigger agenda.
	But people are really cool here.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And it's, it's weird how the perception of the reality they want us to see is vastly opposite of what we have.
	Like you said, there's so many different people from so many demographics who are just, hey, we're all the same.
	Like they don't fight over stupid shit.
	They don't, it's, it's fun, right?
	Yes.
	It's actually fun.
	But it's, it, it is mind-blowing to me how the media is able to perceive it like there's this big racial divide.
	Like there's this big, you know, demographic divide, no matter what it is.
	I just, that's one thing that's always blown my mind is just how many people are, yeah, kind of still fall into that perpetual system, but yet it's not as many as it used to be.
	And I think COVID helped with a lot of that.
	I don't know about, I mean, well, we here didn't really, nothing changed for us, but a lot of people had the time to actually do their own research.
	And did you have any, were you fully on humanity side during COVID or did you have like an awakening moment recently or in the past couple years?
	No, so I've always leaned a little bit more conservative on a lot of topics.
	My dad's like first generation Japanese and then also a cop.
	And then my mom is also first generation, but Spanish.
	So like immigrant families, essentially, and just people that are more grounded, I think.
	And like responsibility.
	Yeah, they really cherish like America's values a lot more than Americans do.
	Right, because they appreciate it and they know what they came from.
	So I think there's a lot more gratitude and a lot less poking at the imperfections because nothing is a perfect system.
	But I think during like the beginning of COVID, I was concerned.
	I was really worried.
	I just had a baby.
	So like right, like any newborn and first-time mom.
	So I think you're always careful.
	There was a time where I did wear a mask and I was like, you know, being really careful with groceries.
	And then I was paying attention to other voices.
	Like, well, hold on a second.
	This is airborne.
	Why are am I worried about packages and groceries?
	Why aren't they telling us the truth about like where, who's at risk, what's at risk?
	So that you can just make that decision consciously.
	But we have these arbitrary rules like six feet apart, social distancing, the mask, the masks outside.
	My son, when he was going to like this Montessori half day program, not for him, my son has never worn a mask, like and I am very proud of that.
	But the kids above him, these three and four year olds, were out in North Carolina heat in 100 degrees in a mask playing on the playground.
	And I looked over and I'm like, what are you doing to these kids?
	And the guy made a joke and my husband was like, oh, well, you're just teaching them to be compliant.
	And the guy's, well, kind of.
	And he's like, he thought it was funny.
	And I'm like, you're not teaching these kids sovereignty or truth or agency, nothing.
	No, just like you do this.
	And, oh, okay, you're coughing and sweating and drooling into this cloth mask.
	And we're pretending that does anything.
	Yeah.
	I mean, it does do something.
	It just makes it worse.
	It makes it so much worse.
	It makes it worse because now you have all this bacteria on your face.
	Now you're touching it.
	Now you're spreading the bacteria that would never be there if it wasn't for the actual mask.
	And then what happened actually is these kids had such a compromised immune system because of it that when RSV season happened and it's still happening now, the RSV is actually hitting the kids a lot harder than it was pre-COVID.
	So now they're trying to get people to inoculate their kids sooner for that, which is, it's just crazy.
	It just seems like a money grab.
	Absolutely.
	I think their whole vaccine scheduling is kind of a whole money grab.
	At the same time, it's just a genocide, honestly.
	I think that the vaccine program, what it's turned into, I mean, I know you see it.
	You go to the doctor's office.
	And I saw one that had the vaccine schedule in English and in Spanish.
	And it had from six months, zero to six months all the way to 18. And I think at that one might have stopped at 10, but they're taking 63 vaccines by the time they're 10 years old.
	Did you see that they just, the CDC is now suggesting three shots before your baby is nine months old for COVID?
	Really?
	Three COVID shots before nine months.
	And we know that that doesn't work because how many people have gotten vaccinated and contracted COVID at least one time?
	Yeah.
	And then we're going to give this to a baby for what?
	Something that they're going to knock out right away, most likely, if they're healthy.
	Yeah, I love how they change their talking points from, oh, kids don't get it, to where, oh, you know what, we have to, we can't be saying that because then the kids will never get it.
	So then they have so many incentives to give your kids vaccines now.
	And it's, I don't know, I don't see how they're getting away with it.
	I really don't.
	No, I think you have to find a provider that respects your choice because we go to a private doctor and he's got patients that are vaccinated.
	He's got patients that aren't.
	And he's got patients that are stacking it or just choosing select ones.
	And that's when you know that you're at a good provider because they're there to serve you.
	They're not there to just sell shots.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	It's a big difference too when you're talking to the doctor from one who's like listening to what your problems are instead of, hey, just take this, this, and do this, and, you know, we'll see you in two weeks or some shit.
	Which is crazy to me.
	Like, I don't, the actual when you, when you're in the system and you're going to, you know, especially, let's just say people who are going through poverty, they have to go in the welfare system.
	Like you're set up, your children are set up to fail from that point there forward.
	Because now in order to get those welfare dollars, you have to have your kids up to date on everything all the time.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	So if their provider wants vaccines and you have to actually fulfill all the doctor's needs before you can get your actual do they make exemptions for religious or medical it depends on your provider wow yeah so you know if you're someplace or you know middle of a democrat city you're downtown i'm pretty sure every doctor there is going to be giving you medicine or recommending you shots just because they get paid for it you know what's crazy too do you remember this is before
	covid there were all of these like a list or b list actresses that were pushing i think jessica beal was also one of them that was pushing choice to not immune immunize your child and they were actually fighting the state of california for the right to not give their kid vaccines and then covet happened and they all got really quiet yeah it all just went away yeah and just hypocrisy yeah yeah covet killed so much stuff like i'm not gonna lie one of the things uh 24 things that are open 24 hours covet covet
	is just everything is closing and at like eight o'clock nine o'clock 10 o'clock walmart's not even open 24 hours food delivery went up though so now there's more choices for that everywhere delivers you're right and it's like food delivery is almost free nowadays isn't that crazy yeah like i don't see how some of these people are making money no and the margins already suck if you have a restaurant so so since we're on that topic of covid do you what was your your covid like process how did what happened
	to you because i remember here at infowars we started kind of covering in in that november of 2019 then it hit in like march of 2020.
	so it was a kind of a gradual response for us or gradual change for us but for some people it was like night and day or like a week went by so like how did that process go for you when you first heard about covet and you're like damn i got to stay home i gotta like how did how drastic did things change for you not a ton and actually i look i look back and it was a really positive experience for my my family because we just had a baby so newborn stage the whole world was shut down so no one was going to work or
	really had any other stress over the like the immediate issue so we would go for walks like those like fresh baby walks that you do and no cars on the streets no people around you could just throw a blanket out in the grass and like it would just be the three of us so it kind of felt like a post apocalyptic world but without all the danger so for us it was good we made the most out of it and like enjoyed that newborn stage fully and we didn't have pressure to do anything so it's like this is great for us i think um it was definitely frustrating traveling
	because i hated having to do the masks on the airplane and i was like under no circumstances my child wearing one so we actually like played around with his age because it was two and up and i was like he's not doing it you know and then he's like having full sentences on the plane i was like you're not two yet you're not two that's dope that's cool yeah yeah we had to do a lot of traveling unfortunately there was a lot of news going on during covet like politically that you know i mean of course you know the 2020 is the great summer of love
	with all the riots and everything so there was so i did have to travel a lot and i would i'm kind of hard-headed when it comes to you know people telling me what to do so yeah i was not trying to wear the mask and i'd push back as much as possible but then it's like rop you gotta we need you out there you can't you can't be getting kicked off planes yeah so i would wear an infowars mask nice and that that got that kind of triggered people more than me not wearing it sometimes it was kind of funny how dare you think differently yeah exactly how dare you and
	then some people would take their their paper mask off and they had like a trump one under and they're like you know it was it was really cool but i sadly i man i i don't want to say i mean i did enjoy the kind of post-apocalyptic environment because it was very convenient yeah i don't think i think there's nothing wrong with saying that you had a positive experience or that you made the best out of it i think that's what you're supposed to do exactly and if everybody would have done that it would have been like normal because imagine how much happier everybody
	would have been hey i could just go outside like i don't have to go to work yeah i could just go and do shit yeah like it people but oh man that's not what happened because there was so much fear yeah and but yeah that's a good way to look at it you're right it's not a bad thing to because we took advantage of the opportunities we had it's like yeah i'm not i'm not i'm not a bad guy for that you're not no you're not no i think the other people are i think you can't let fear make decisions for you and then just because you had a moment of like suffering or stress or whatever it might be and
	someone else had a completely different experience and was unscathed i don't think that you should try to rip that person down because they weren't in the same bucket as you yeah yeah they um try to lock down austin here they try to shut down the parks and downtown and us as a crew we were just like hey let's go ride the mopeds tonight so we went out and we rode mopeds and the cops stopped us like as a group it was so weird for being on a moped yeah yeah we were a group on a moped they got pulled over they brought like the paddy
	wagon where the people like they would put people in jail right that's the one that called for us and we're just like no we're not doing anything and as we're talking to the cops an actual motorcycle gang group comes by on like real motorcycles and we're just like yeah go get those guys good luck and then they're just like well and it's like what happens there too many of us now.
	I was like, just so you know, like, those are real motorcycles.
	These are mopeds.
	Like, we, y'all are still getting paid off the city from us renting these.
	And they just kind of just went away.
	You know what I don't like about that story is I support the police.
	I think defunding them is ridiculous.
	It's ridiculous.
	It makes no sense.
	But also, I can't stand the cops that are like, well, I was told to do this thing.
	I think at some point you have to use your frontal lobe and make an executive decision and say, hey, this doesn't make sense.
	Or I'm not going to do this thing because my higher up is saying it because it's actually against the people.
	Like you're supposed to be for the people.
	So if you're using the people's money to arrest people for enjoying fresh air on a moped, you are now the tyrant.
	You're not the good guy anymore.
	So like, I think, I don't know, the police thing really, I had an awakening with that because I always used to kind of blindly defend the cops.
	Like, again, my dad was a cop.
	My uncle was a sheriff.
	So I have a family of people that signed up for that and I've always been wildly supportive.
	And then you actually see the different personality types.
	It's like, no, some people actually just want to have power over other people.
	And some other people are just like blind followers and they're going to do whatever someone above them, like their superior is telling them to do.
	So now I'm like, well, not necessarily all of them are good, right?
	And to be careful, but I would hope that most people that are signing up for a position of like power or servitude are going to serve the people and be powerful for the people.
	But we definitely didn't see that during COVID.
	No, no, we saw a bunch of tyranny.
	We saw a bunch of, I wonder if they got, I mean, I'm sure they were incentivized to kind of give us more of, give certain people a rougher time than others.
	Because, I mean, at that point, they were throwing the money around for everybody.
	Everybody was getting the PPE loans.
	I mean, even Wallace is getting, what do you call, pushback for having, basically defrauding the government during COVID with, you know, fake, fake foundation.
	So, I, I, man.
	And the banks made trillions of dollars.
	The trillions.
	Yeah, the transition of power and wealth was phenomenal.
	And they said there's just money.
	They're just throwing money around to everybody.
	Nurses were getting it for making TikToks.
	Do you think part of it was setting people up for the expectation or to get comfortable with the idea of UBI?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I mean, the agenda that they were trying to roll in with COVID just, it's like, man, I feel like they did so many things at once with COVID.
	It was fear-mongering.
	It was mass inoculation.
	It was mass compliance.
	And absolutely, it's trying to get us to a digital dollar because everything went from that.
	There was nobody in person.
	You want to get it ordered.
	Shipping never stopped.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Amazon never stopped.
	What do you think that they were trying to do with COVID?
	Yeah, I think it was a big test, like a stress test, and to see exactly what the threshold was for the American people.
	And what I found out, it's a lot higher than I thought it was going to be.
	And I think comfort is working against a lot of us.
	So we have air conditioning, we've got food delivery, and we've got sectionals, and so many people are overweight.
	So it's like, well, what am I going to do?
	And then this feeling of not being enough, which I think is instilled in us since we're little, I think that the school system does that.
	So you pair all of these things together.
	And I think it made for like a beautiful disaster for them.
	Yeah.
	Some, some, such a big disaster they can't even overcome.
	Like you still see people, like I went to the grocery store the other day just wearing double masks like while they're working.
	Yeah.
	It's like, how do you not?
	And it's weird.
	You see it every time a news, a new push for the news comes out, a new fearmongering push, you see the people who actually listen because it's like, oh shit, you're doing this?
	There'll be a spike in like, yeah, the gloves and everything.
	There's a lot more at the airport than I would have expected at this.
	It's like, I think it really broke some people.
	And I don't know if there's coming back from that.
	And the thing about that, it's I always want to respect people's choices because I'm like a freedom maximalist.
	So it's do what you do as long as it's not infringing on me.
	But the thing I can't help to think is when I see people doing that now, I'm like, you're one of the people that was actually trying to take away my rights to do something.
	That's the first thing I think.
	And then it's really hard not to feel agitated because I'm like, I don't want to feel that.
	And that's an assumption, right?
	I am assuming that.
	I feel like there's some evidence to suggest that maybe it's a correct assumption.
	No, and it's like they forgot, but you didn't.
	They can just like.
	Oh, I'll never forget.
	Yeah, they're just like, oh, I did what?
	Oh, you're mad at me because I was mad at you for COVID?
	It's like, yeah, because what you were trying to make me do is like retarded.
	And you, I just, I don't understand how they just, they just forgot.
	No, I take it personal because I got COVID when I was two months pregnant with my second, and I was not vaccinated.
	And the whole time they were really trying to badger me.
	And I would go into the doctors with statistics, and I would come in with like what Israel was doing.
	And the infection rates were still like racking up over there.
	And he's like, well, why do I care about Israel?
	I was like, well, they're on the same schedule as we are.
	And they started a few months earlier.
	So it's actually kind of looking into the future.
	So like this data is important.
	He's like, well, I don't know anything about the statistics, but you need to take this.
	I was like, well, I'm not going to do it.
	So then I get COVID and I was having a lot of time.
	The doctor told you he doesn't know anything about statistics.
	But I should do it anyways.
	And I was like, okay, well, I'm not.
	So then I was getting my ultrasound checkup.
	And the doctor who zoomed in with a mask, because that makes sense.
	She goes, the chances of you having a stillborn now are extremely high because you contracted COVID.
	I just want to let you know that, which is not true.
	There was no date.
	And I told her that.
	I was like, well, actually, the women that are miscarrying, miscarriages have gone up or stillbirths have gone up, but that's mostly in vaccinated women.
	Like there's a small percentage that aren't.
	So like what you're saying, there's no cause and effect to anything that you're saying.
	And she's like, well, you still need to get the shot.
	So you'll have to wait a couple months and then you need to get it.
	I was like, well, don't I have natural immunity now?
	And she's like, well, no, that's not how it works.
	And it actually, because you've had COVID, if you get COVID again, it's going to be worse because the natural immunity makes it worse.
	So you need the shot.
	And I was like, how do you have a medical degree?
	How did you have a job?
	I don't know.
	And then my husband fired her as my doctor.
	He's like, She's not to see my wife ever again.
	Like, that's reckless.
	And stress is the biggest indicator of whether or not the baby comes out healthy or happy.
	And you just told me that my baby's going to be still.
	So, like, you should lose your medical license, actually.
	Holy shit.
	Yeah, I know lazy doctors got bold, but I didn't know it was like.
	Oh, yeah.
	And pregnant women are so vulnerable, right?
	Because you're always thinking about what you're putting in your body and what you're eating and how you're moving.
	And like, even if the panties that you're wearing are going to put microplastics into your, like, into the placenta, like, women get like detectives when they're pregnant.
	So if you fear, if you fear monger her and bully her, and then she doesn't feel like she has a choice because, like, she doesn't have the white coat.
	So she's clearly not the professional, she doesn't actually have conscious consent.
	Conscious consent is risks, benefits, and alternatives.
	And if you're not doing those three things, then that's, to me, that's reckless.
	Good news.
	Oh, yeah?
	Yeah, we've rolled back the ban on gain of function research.
	Really?
	So now it's legal for us to modify viruses and make them more deadly and transmissible to humans.
	Why would you want to do that?
	Well, it's important that we be prepared in case something like that happened in the future.
	In case somebody modifies a deadly virus to be more infectious and able to transmit to humans?
	Oh, can you imagine?
	Yeah, sounds dangerous.
	No, no, no.
	It's fine.
	We're doing it at a level four weapons research lab in Wuhan, China.
	Very secure.
	Okay, good.
	Terrible news.
	Oh, no.
	There's been an outbreak of a mysterious new respiratory virus in Wuhan, China.
	Wuhan, China?
	Like, like where the research lab is?
	Yeah, yeah, exactly.
	Like right where the lab is.
	So do you think it could have come from the lab?
	But no, absolutely not.
	I'd see how you could make that mistake, but no, no, no.
	The virus, the deadly virus with the artificial furin cleavage sites that make it able to infect humans, that came from the farmer's market down the road from the Dangerous Bioweapons Lab.
	And you expect us to believe that?
	I'll ban you from the internet if you don't.
	Oh, God.
	No need to worry.
	The global medical establishment's always preparing for these types of things.
	In fact, like two months ago, they held a course called Event 201, where they basically predicted exactly what would happen, right down to the type of virus and where it came from.
	So they're like totally on top of this.
	Actually, they're going to do nothing for months and let it spread all over the world.
	But it started in China, right?
	Like, can't we at least halt travel with them?
	I didn't realize you were a racist.
	What?
	Yeah, I didn't realize you had some deep, seething hatred of Asian people.
	In fact, I think it's despicable.
	Whoa, whoa, I'm talking about the virus.
	Oh, the virus?
	It's here now.
	Yeah, I bet.
	Yeah, it came on a plane from China.
	There's nothing we could do.
	Well, what do we know about the virus so far?
	Not a lot, but we're going to go ahead and assume that it's the deadliest thing in the world, and everybody's scared.
	We're all scared.
	You didn't seem very worried about it when it was in China.
	Well, no, no, I was calling you a racist then.
	That's what was important.
	But now, we're very scared of the virus.
	Everybody's scared.
	You're scared.
	Well, does it affect certain ages or populations or groups, anything like that?
	Yeah, actually, it's way deadlier to the elderly and the sick.
	Okay, well, why don't we start by protecting them?
	No, we're actually going to send COVID-infected patients into nursing homes instead.
	Geez, well, okay, well, what are you doing to stop the spread?
	UV lights, vitamin C, vitamin D?
	Should I wear a mask?
	We know that masks don't really stop you from getting this type of infection.
	The science is pretty much settled on this.
	Masks don't work.
	Okay, so no masks.
	Actually, they're mandatory.
	And also, we're shutting down everything.
	Wait, what?
	Yeah, it's called lockdown.
	I'm basically declaring martial law and saying that you can't leave your house or gather in large groups.
	How do you think you're going to get people to go along with this?
	Well, it's only for two weeks.
	It's going to last forever, isn't it?
	Maybe.
	And you're shutting everything down?
	Everything?
	Every restaurant, every store?
	Yep, absolutely everything.
	Everything's shut down.
	We're all in this together.
	So like even like Walmart and Target?
	No, they can stay open.
	Okay, well, what about like McDonald's or Taco Bell?
	Obviously, McDonald's and Taco Bell can stay open.
	Okay, so the big chain stores can stay open, but if a small business tries to stay open, we will send a tank and point a rifle in their face and maybe send them to jail.
	But it's only for two weeks or years or whatever.
	I mean, won't that crash the economy?
	Oh, yeah, 100%, for sure.
	Okay, but this stops the virus.
	It does not, no.
	Okay, uh, other than masks that don't work and lockdowns that don't work, is there anything else you suggest that we do?
	Oh, I'm not suggesting anything.
	I'm imposing plastic barriers and social distancing as well.
	Okay, so those work.
	No, of course not.
	It's ridiculous, just think about it.
	But we do encourage contact tracing where you download our app to your phone and then use it to log everywhere you go and everything you do and everyone you interact with.
	Sounds like a precursor to vaccine passports.
	No way, that's crazy.
	Hey, by the way, we sent an investigative team to figure out the origins of the virus.
	Oh, so you're investigating the lab?
	No.
	Okay, well, who are you sending to investigate?
	The guy who runs the lab.
	Yeah, this sounds suspicious.
	It's not.
	I mean, the whole thing sounds sketchy.
	Nothing you're saying really makes any sense.
	And it seems like the same people imposing the masks and lockdowns are the same people that are benefiting from it.
	And it seems like it's going to have way worse long-term effects than the virus itself.
	I mean, all of this seems arbitrary and expensive.
	Well, it's only until we get the vaccine.
	And actually, it's going to be a wonderful, revolutionary new mRNA vaccine.
	So, you know, thank God we have Bill Gates helping us with this.
	Bill Gates, isn't he the one who thinks the most pressing issue the earth faces is overpopulation and that the best way to reduce population is through vaccines?
	Didn't he give a TED talk to that effect?
	No, shut up.
	He loves you.
	Oh, it absolutely is.
	And especially with you being able to defend yourself with actual valid points and facts.
	Yeah, he's like, they're just like, oh, shit.
	Like, what did I just get myself into?
	Yeah.
	And a lot of people, I mean, that's why a lot of practices will just drop them.
	They're just like, you know what?
	I'm not.
	But in big, you know, inner cities, the problem is the welfare system.
	So it's like they're kind of, a lot of these people feel like they're stuck.
	I couldn't imagine being in their situation.
	Because they don't have even time to do the research for themselves.
	Yeah.
	They're working like two or three jobs.
	Exactly.
	And I think that's where one of the things that really bit them in the ass with COVID is people had time to research.
	They had so much time they had to tell them not to do their own research.
	And that right there in itself is just ridiculous.
	Like, hey, yo, yeah.
	You're not the professional, so don't even like research.
	Don't even.
	Yeah, you're not allowed to read.
	This is North Korea.
	How dare you?
	That information is private.
	And they got away with it.
	And I hope that they don't.
	But with a track record with our government, they kind of get away with a little bit of everything.
	Yeah, it doesn't go back.
	And then I feel like there's always the next thing.
	So recently they were doing monkeypox again.
	So, well, first it was the bird flu.
	You see how that didn't.
	No, I missed that one.
	So they try to release the bird flu and say that that was the avian strand was out.
	And like they killed, they went to a bunch of farms out there and they made them kill their chickens.
	Like some people had to kill millions of chickens and even got to where they made honey farms shut down because they said that the honey was going to be was infected.
	So like they had to burn like 2 million bees.
	Is that possible?
	I don't even know.
	But they had to comply because of their licenses and shit.
	So that and then that just didn't stick.
	So they're like, oh, okay, oh, well, well, what's next?
	Then monkeypox came out right after, you know, the spike after Pride Month.
	You know, that's, that's nice.
	But we're pretending everyone's at risk and everyone needs to get a vaccine for that.
	It's like, well, which people are really at risk?
	What behaviors are at risk?
	And then the chicken thing is interesting because I don't know if you saw these headlines that they were doing the last couple years, but it was something like homesteaders and chicken fanatics are that next big threat to democracy.
	It's like, oh, because I can feed my family without you.
	That's why they went after the Amish farms.
	They're trying to shut down like the Amish farms and selling, making them one of the biggest Amish farms.
	They're basically had him shut down for a couple of months.
	He couldn't sell any of his inventory and had a bunch of his raw milk and everything went to waste.
	And then he's finally getting out of it.
	But yeah, they're just...
	Because you can defend yourself, because you can feed yourself, and you're self-sustainable with your family, you're a threat to them.
	Mm-hmm.
	Which is not what the government should want.
	Like, it should be...
	They would want all of their people doing well so that way they could take more money from all their people.
	But I don't understand.
	I just, I don't even understand our country anymore.
	Like, what do you think there?
	Well, we'll get to that.
	We'll get to our end goal predictions.
	But other than, you know, kind of our positive experiences from COVID, is there anything else that you kind of got out for, you learned from COVID?
	I guess how easy people want to be told what is happening or what to do, I think out of convenience, which, I mean, biologically makes sense, right?
	Like your brain burns the most calories, uses the most calories out of every part of your body.
	So you want to be careful of how you're using it.
	But I think that that's gone a little bit too far.
	So now people are like, I don't want to use it at all.
	How about you just tell me what to think?
	Or they'll read a headline and like, well, I know the whole thing.
	And it's like, well, did you read the article?
	And then did you read an opposing article?
	And then you come to your own conclusion or you just like read this one thing.
	So I saw how much more ideological people could be as well.
	Because I think there used to be a time where you had no idea how someone was voting or what they did in their bedroom or like right, like some things were just personal.
	And now it's like, I need to know everything about you to decide whether or not I like you.
	And that's weird.
	And then just like they judge a lot of that based on how you look or how you dress or what you wear, which is crazy.
	Because like one of my things is I wear camo shorts a lot or I wear cargo shorts a lot.
	You know, and I mean, working here, I wear an Infowar shirt like 90% of the time.
	Yeah.
	So it's like people look at me and like I've been, I used to run, I used to work downtown on 6th Street and I'd run production for a couple bars and I'd just be walking back to my apartment around the corner and I just had this black girl look at me.
	She's like, you ain't one of us.
	I'm just like, what's that even mean?
	What?
	I don't want to be in your club.
	I was just like, what?
	She goes, yeah, look at the way you dress.
	You ain't one of us.
	And I was just like, you're right.
	I'm not a slave demon.
	I left the plantation a long time ago and I just kept walking.
	She didn't know what to say.
	It was great.
	But I was like, yeah, that's how much people kind of judge nowadays.
	But what's that like with someone saying like, you're not black enough or you're not whatever?
	Like, what are you talking about?
	Like, you're the arbiter of truth.
	And like, what, like, I have to pass a test.
	Like, what is it?
	75 is passing?
	Yeah.
	It's crazy.
	Ask me a question.
	Like, how do we, how do you, like, where do, where do we go from here?
	Like, how do, how, am I supposed to prove I'm black?
	Right.
	Like, how does this, yeah?
	I don't know.
	Have you seen the Kamala Black Sent that she's doing now?
	So do you think that works?
	Like, she goes in front of a crowd that is like more urban or more black, and then she starts talking the way that she's talking.
	Are they like, that's relatable?
	That she's my, I'm with her.
	It works.
	It works.
	It works for the people who, as you were describing earlier, who want to be told what to think.
	So they're all of a sudden she's like, oh, oh, she is.
	Look at that.
	She's just one of us.
	She's talking about doing greens in the bathtub.
	I'm like, show me proof.
	Yeah.
	Who the like?
	I don't even know who, like I said, well, apparently I'm not black at all, but no, I don't know anybody who's ever washed vegetables in a fucking bathtub.
	Like, I. Yeah.
	Even for a cookout or you're making, I don't know.
	I've just never seen that before.
	Is that a thing?
	I've seen booze in a bathtub, like bottles and stuff.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, I've not seen food.
	No, not raw food.
	Yeah, that's weird.
	No, I've been labeled as a Trumper at my school, like in the mom's groups.
	Because we go, like the school is liberal that we go to, and they're like, she's a Trumper.
	And I was like, what does that even mean?
	Like, what are the characteristics of said Trumper?
	Like, you just simply voted for him and now you're in the bucket?
	Or is there a level?
	Like, is there a gradient of a little bit of a Trumper to like a lot of bit of it?
	Like, what is the criteria?
	I agreed with one thing he said that one time.
	I don't remember what it is, but you smiled really big when he said that.
	I was opposing the critical race theory program that they had in the school and I was very open about it.
	And this is for littles.
	This starts at two.
	Holy shit.
	Two years old.
	And so I was very vocal about how ridiculous it was.
	And I said that on those days, my kids not to participate so he can go into the little classroom and go play with his brother, but he's not to participate at all.
	And I'm treated like the crazy person.
	And some of the books, and the reason they lost my trust, I actually had a meeting with the whole committee about it.
	And they were gaslighting me because they were Like, this is all we're teaching.
	And I was like, what they were presenting me was not a problem at all.
	It's like, I'm totally on board with, you know, showing other cultures.
	And like, these people eat these foods.
	These people look this way because they're from this right next year.
	There's no issue with that.
	So when she saw that, I was like, okay, well, like, if that's what it is, then I had this mom friend that sent me the reading list that was sent out for the year.
	And there were books on kids transitioning.
	And I was like, you fucking liars.
	So they just liars.
	Did they not send it to you?
	No, they gaslit me.
	That was not in the conversation of what was being taught.
	So that moment.
	They didn't even send you the book list?
	No, no, no.
	I got it from another mom in one of the older grades.
	So it's like, you just lied to me and now the trust is never going to be reestablished.
	So he's just not going.
	Period.
	Yeah.
	What did that like?
	Okay.
	So what do you think the actual curriculum makes them talk about at that age?
	Because like, how do you, I don't, I don't know.
	Even somebody who thinks about teaching kids about something like that at that age is fucking weird to me.
	It's really weird.
	So kids don't really recognize race until at least five years old.
	What they see is in-group or out-group.
	So these people are my immediate caretakers or not.
	And then you could have someone that's black or Indian or Asian or white, and they're going to just say in-group.
	They're not going to differentiate between them.
	The vocabulary is not even that far advanced.
	Well, they don't even recognize it.
	So it's not even, like, it doesn't pay.
	Right.
	It's not a thing yet.
	They're just not aware.
	So one of the exercises that they're doing for these three-year-olds, so again, like this part of their brain is not even active yet.
	And they talk about how there's already racial bias in babies, which is not true.
	And that's been debunked a bunch of times.
	But they brought a whole bunch of skin tone markers in.
	And like, let's be honest, this is a private school at the beach.
	So like almost everybody is white.
	It's like the first year that there's anyone that's not.
	And they bring all these markers.
	I'm like, find your skin tone and draw your hand or draw yourself.
	And so she told me that.
	She's like, oh, it's harmless.
	I was like, well, what context are you giving to this color now?
	And she's like, what do you mean?
	What context?
	I was like, well, you can't just say pick out your color and then there's no context.
	Are you going to say that there's like oppressor or oppressee?
	Are you going to like you're introducing the idea of different races to them when like they don't even have that yet?
	It's, it's almost like destroy intentionally destroying a stage of innocence prematurely.
	And to me, that's nothing shy of evil.
	Nothing shy of evil.
	So yeah, they didn't like that.
	I asked questions.
	I was like, no.
	There you go thinking again.
	Yeah.
	Can get you into trouble.
	Wow.
	It starts at two years old.
	That's crazy.
	And I mean, I don't know why I'm so flabbergasted on it.
	It blows my mind because look at the vaccine schedule they have.
	They're trying to kill them at that age.
	So like teach them to be racist.
	Yeah, it's not.
	And it's like, okay, teaching kids about skin tones, like you said, isn't racist or isn't an issue.
	But like you said, without, like, where is this going from here?
	What are your next steps?
	You say, now draw Billy over here.
	Now draw Juan.
	Now draw Ray Kwan.
	You know what I'm saying?
	It's like, okay, they're matching colors now.
	They can clearly see that they are different colors, but it's not a thing to them.
	So then I guess like where, I'm just trying to think about where they go from here.
	Well, they do a lot of pride books too at this three-year-old.
	So they introduce pride books, which I think is crazy.
	The only time that I would maybe make an exception is like, let's say that there is a gay couple and their kid is in the class, and then you have someone ask about it.
	So then maybe you can give context and then also let the parents know that that's going to happen.
	That conversation.
	Question comes up as a teacher.
	I'm just like, all right, emailed everybody.
	Hey, this situation came up.
	Like, y'all need to handle this.
	And how do you want me to respond to this?
	Like, I think that's where teachers, especially with younger ages, age groups, should be more, you know, communicative with the parents.
	Because I've heard ever what since COVID came, there's many, many schools that don't allow the parents to see their classrooms anymore.
	They just drop the kids off.
	And a lot of people are fine with that.
	When I found that out, I was like, wait, what?
	You don't know what your kids' classroom looks like?
	You don't know where they sit?
	You barely know what their teacher looks like.
	You don't know.
	And it's, I don't know, that's like, that's, that's wild to me.
	I would never, I don't, I could not let that happen.
	No, that level of negligence is, is wild.
	So we're actually helping produce a documentary right now, and it's based in North Wilmington, North Carolina.
	But this is a small beach town.
	This happens everywhere else.
	And I think the powerful thing about it is that it is a small town.
	It's happening here.
	So hopefully it'll wake people up.
	But what happened was, is there was a private investigation into one of the private schools because they noticed like a really big discrepancy of who was being accepted and not.
	And it seemed to be based off of race.
	So they start to look at that.
	And then what they ended up uncovering was that the school board had been shuffling child predators around that had offended like over 30 kids.
	And the sheriff at the time knew about it because he was friends with the head of the board.
	And they were just moving things around.
	And because one guy was committing like atrocities by being blatantly racist, well, now he has something on the other guy.
	So they're sharing each other's dirty secrets.
	And then they went to the point where they actually hired a convicted child offender as a teacher.
	And then we're surprised that he reoffends it again.
	So like the community is really mixed.
	And some people are really supportive of the film and they want it to come out so that people have awareness.
	And other people are like, how dare you, you know, shed light on this.
	But you have to be aware that when you're dropping your kid off for, you know, eight hours a day, you need to do your due diligence.
	Not everyone should be with your child, you know, and then also equip your kid with the ability to protect themselves.
	Give them the vocabulary.
	Let them know that there's no shame attached to that so they can come to you because so many parents don't want to have the conversation around like sexuality or body parts at all.
	And you're actually really harming your kid if you do that because if something happens, there's this weird hesitation or this weird shame that's buckled with it.
	And then if they become a victim, they're not going to come to you because what these predators do is they're like, well, no one will look at you the same or you're dirty or your family's going to be embarrassed.
	But if they know like, no, mom and dad have me, I can tell them anything.
	And they're like, absolutely not.
	And then they can have that moment of empowerment and like taking it back.
	So yeah, it's really scary stuff.
	Damn.
	And this is, yeah, I mean, one thing people are very, very worried about is public schools.
	And what they have to understand is like, this can actually, this can happen anytime.
	At any time.
	And just because you have faith in this system that clearly doesn't care about you, like it's just part of the brainwash is people are just okay with these little things.
	And I mean, look to where that, that, that kind of sets up the system that that town is going through right now.
	A bunch of people not telling the truth, just hiding and hiding secrets and making these kids' lives hell, which is crazy.
	And it seems like that's what they're fixed on doing because that's all they've done to these kids ever since 2020.
	I mean, even before, if you just look at the basic model of education in general, it's designed to stifle creativity.
	It's designed to strip your power away.
	You don't even have the agency to say, I have to go to the bathroom.
	Like you are denying your body's natural needs because someone at the front of the class says, no, not right now.
	Like those little things leave an imprint, I think, that kind of ripple out as you grow into an adult.
	So it's like these little things that seem harmless compound, and then you're left with someone like, I'm not good enough.
	I'm not strong enough.
	I'm not capable enough.
	And I think that starts with a lot of the schooling.
	Yeah.
	And especially if you don't have a strong foundation, like that's going to take a toll on you.
	Because I think about a lot of the stuff that I went through as a kid.
	And if I didn't have a family there, like for me, I could see how so many fall into feeling a certain way or fall into depression or fall into, like, I had trends as a kid for sure, but it wasn't like trends of feelings.
	I wasn't happy and then sad and then depressed.
	Like, I remember in seventh grade, once I figured out the actual like school system and how I was like, this sucks.
	I don't want to do this anymore.
	And my mom didn't know what to do.
	And I, once I kind of, we went through teacher conference and then with all of them.
	And then my mom, I just saw my mom.
	And that's when I realized, like, okay, well, this is something that I have to do.
	I can't get out of this.
	And if I don't do this, I mean, I'm making my mom unhappy.
	So I was like, well, okay, I'm fine.
	And I got to go to school.
	So, but if you don't have, I mean, my mom, from since the day I was born, or since I could talk, she's like, don't lie to me.
	Tell me what actually happened so I know how to defend you.
	A lot of people.
	That's awesome.
	Right.
	So it's like, okay, okay.
	And that opens that line of communication with your child.
	It's like, hey, listen, tell me anything and everything all the time.
	Like, I'm you're all, I'm your final.
	What is she?
	How did she say?
	Like, she was my final, you know, the final say, the only person, the final person to have my back.
	So it's like, okay, yeah.
	Like, yeah, don't lie to your parents because then you're, then you're actually screwed.
	But without having that communication or that feeling from somebody, yeah, kids just hide things.
	And I can only imagine how you said that.
	It's just stacks and compounds and that just forms into a certain mental behavior.
	Yeah, there's this trend that's happening.
	It's called sextortion.
	So it's these predators online, usually on Snapchat, things like that, and they'll pretend to be a peer and then they'll gain the trust of the child and have the child send an explicit photo.
	And then once they have the first photo, they'll out themselves as being an adult and they'll say, well, you have to keep sending me stuff.
	Otherwise, I'm going to tell your friends.
	I'm going to tell your family.
	You'll be an embarrassment.
	You'll never be able to get a job and just terrify this kid.
	And then some of these kids end up taking their lives because of it.
	And again, I think part of it is that they don't feel that they have an open line of communication with their parent or there's so much shame around it where if you're like, no, you can come to me for anything and I'm your person.
	I think we need to have more of that.
	Yeah.
	And I think that with so many people waking up, I think those, the attitudes of kids are going to be a little bit different.
	Because like the reality of what they're trying to tell these kids, the kids should be like, okay, yeah, tell everybody.
	You're going to go to jail.
	You know what I mean?
	But it's that fear of them not being able to say anything.
	Yeah, it's like, holy shit, I did this.
	Damn, I can't.
	I got to keep doing this.
	But yeah, I mean, common sense would be like, what are you, like, you're, you know what you would go to jail if you were to tell my friends, right?
	But we have, I have a friend, Alex Rosen.
	He does a lot of decoy and catching pedophiles.
	And, you know, when he first started out, you know, not none of them really getting arrested.
	It was just bringing it to light.
	And now it's just like in every, I think he said he has an apprehension in over in almost every in all 50 states.
	Wow.
	I want to say it's, I don't want to say all 50. He's close to getting there.
	But and like him setting up pedophiles, it's just crazy how that's kind of become a thing to where anybody can just go out and do it.
	Which it's glad.
	I'm glad people are doing it, but it's a little disturbing how easy it is to go out and kind of catch a pedophile.
	Well, there was a study done in Australia, I think it was last year, and the numbers were astounding.
	I think it was like one in 13 men.
	Yeah.
	So it's a lot.
	So again, I think parents need to be so vigilant and you need to protect your kids.
	And I got a text while I was here about like some kind of troubling behavior that happened on the playground today with kids like touching parts that they shouldn't be.
	And my husband was trying to talk to my son about it because he witnessed it.
	And he's like, I know, I know, I know.
	Mama told me a thousand times no one can touch there.
	And I high-five Gerard in the car.
	I was like, that is a good mama moment because he's four and he knows that.
	And I felt so good about that because I don't feel good about that he saw some stuff, but I feel good that he's like, this is my body.
	And I know.
	That's what's dude.
	Yeah, that is.
	That's congratulations.
	I was proud.
	That's a big moment.
	Because when your kids are out in the world like that, it's hard to, I'm glad I'm not a mother because I'm not a worrier at all.
	I'm a protector, but I'm not a worrier.
	I'm just like, but once you have your own and you birth that baby, it's a whole other connection that you have.
	And having to, like my aunt used to tell this to my mom all the time, how do you just, how do you just let him go out and do things?
	Because I mean, in high school and even when I went to college, because I was the first born in my generation.
	So it was like the baby to, you know, a lot of my aunts.
	I was like Their child.
	It's like, how do you just let him go out and do that?
	And it's just like, there's nothing I can do.
	And, but when you prepare your children and they actually reciprocate what you, you know, taught them in real time, I mean, I can only imagine that's awesome.
	Yeah, it is.
	Yeah.
	That was my first experience where I was like, oh, he was really absorbing that.
	He took it all in and it actually served him in a moment.
	Yeah, it's a pretty serious situation, too, for him to retain that information.
	It's not like, you know, most kids think it's funny and kind of forget about it.
	But yeah.
	Yeah, my dude.
	Is that as a mother in 2024, is that something that's your upbringing with him something that you like focus on solely?
	Because a lot of moms don't know that that's what they're supposed to do.
	Be a mom?
	Yeah, yeah.
	They don't really know the job description of what being a mom is.
	It's something, oh, I had a baby.
	So it's like off to the wolves.
	You know what I mean?
	No, no, no, no.
	I very much did not want to be that kind of mom.
	I take a lot of intentionality with how I approach it.
	And I mean, we do have a nanny, but I work from home, so she helps a lot with like house stuff.
	So I actually have more time.
	And then there's times, too, where she takes them out so I can work because working from home with a little is like, it's a circus act because you get like 10 seconds and then it's chaos.
	So I do have some support, but I think it's like for some reason, I think a lot of women are stuck in this kind of masculine energy of doing and climbing and you don't rest.
	Like the feminine is supposed to be able to like surrender and be present and like this nourishing thing.
	But so many of us are out of alignment.
	So we're behaving in more of our masculine energy.
	And then you have this baby and you immediately think of all the things you haven't been able to do because you were pregnant or postpartum.
	And you feel like the world's caving in and you have to catch up, catch up, catch up.
	And then you're actually sacrificing the most important thing you will ever do, which is raise like a well-rounded, grounded, free little person into a big person.
	And all of the other stuff will be nothing in comparison if you don't do that other job right.
	So I try to feel a level of balance.
	So it's like if I do a trip like this, I maximize my time.
	And then when I'm home, like I don't go on my phone.
	I'm just present.
	And it's almost like I go into this sabbatical and then I go and I do a sprint.
	So that works for me.
	One exercise I heard, this woman is like a monk, but she is also a mom.
	And she teaches in Buddhism, there's this idea of a bell and you hear the bell, it's every once on the hour, every hour.
	And no matter what you're doing, you're supposed to stop and be present and almost do like a meditation or a prayer.
	And she said that spirituality looks a lot different in motherhood and in the house.
	So instead of having a bell on a monastery, her kids are her bell.
	So no matter what she's doing, if one of her kids comes up to her, she's like, that's my bell.
	And it doesn't matter what I'm doing.
	I stop and I'm present.
	Yeah.
	And like, what a blessing and what a gift.
	I'm like, oh my gosh, that's like one of the best things I've ever heard.
	So I try to do that as well.
	So I think a lot of these people that are working from home and they like yell at their kids.
	And then some people are like, well, they need to see you working so they know you're a whole person.
	I was like, oh, when they're that little, what they're going to see is that you're pushing them off for work.
	So that's why when I'm working at home, I have the nanny take them out to go play because I don't want to do that.
	And if I'm working and then they come up to me, then I make sure that I do that well.
	So yeah, I think if you made the decision to bring a beautiful life into this world, it's your job to usher that into being like the most beautiful version of themselves that they can be.
	Yeah.
	And I think that I hate how many people try to make up time with money because if you instill time with your child from a young age, they'll never care about money.
	And like you said, them being so young, it's such a time of their life of your attention.
	And that way, once they get of age, they're not always seeking your attention.
	And now you're coming, now you've raised this kind of anxiety, you know, I don't say anxiety freak, but this, you know, high anxiety person who's never really doesn't know if they're fully satisfied.
	And I have friends like that.
	It's, you know, I have a lot of friends like that.
	And it's like, I feel blessed because I was able to grow up in such a, you know, diverse, rounded.
	When I say diverse, I meant like my whole family took care of me.
	Like I was with one of my aunt, then my other aunt and my mom.
	And it goes a long way when you take those moments.
	Like that's a great example of something that people can do is every time that their kid comes up to them, just take, it doesn't take but a couple minutes sometimes.
	It could be 30 seconds.
	They just want to show you, hey, they'll tell you something.
	And then you just, that was it.
	And then you go back to what you're doing.
	But yeah, it's a big, big part of their life just for them to be able to like share something with you at that moment.
	A lot of people miss that.
	Like I said, because they're so caught up in their kind of the rat race of missing out of what they could, what they're doing or what they should be doing instead of where their focus actually should be.
	Yeah.
	And if you end up with the big car in the big house and then no one comes to see you.
	Exactly.
	Right.
	Did you really do anything right?
	That's what a lot of people don't understand.
	It's like, you mean to your kids now?
	They're not going to want to come see you later.
	Yeah.
	Like, and it's not even the fact that you're mean to them, but you've put in, you've instilled into them that, hey, like me and my parents' relationship isn't that important.
	So I can postpone things.
	And now, you know what?
	I'm doing this with my family for Christmas.
	I'm not coming to see you.
	That distance between, you know, parents and their children, it can get, it gets weird.
	Like to me, I don't understand it because, you know, I am very grateful for my family.
	And I, you know, I try to, I've always been close with my family, but there's some people who aren't, which it's just one thing I know.
	It's not really weird to me.
	It's just I don't understand it.
	That's why it's weird to me.
	Yeah, it's like that cats in the cradle song, right?
	So you have the dad that's constantly pushing off the kid and saying, we'll do it later, we'll do it later.
	And then finally, the dad's in this place of like retirement and chilling, and he tries to make a connection with his son.
	And now his son is on that same wheel that he was on previously.
	And he's like, later, dad.
	Yeah.
	And you're like, oh, that's devastating to hear.
	Like, that's losing.
	That means you did it wrong.
	Yeah.
	And watching that video, I think I've seen that video paid out in like cartoons.
	And it's like, ouch.
	Yeah, it hurts.
	Yeah.
	I definitely don't want to be that person.
	So let's get into some other things.
	Let's get into some conspiracies.
	Ooh, Let's do it.
	What is your favorite conspiracy?
	Oh, my favorite one?
	My favorite one is that the what is it in Antarctica that there's the aliens underneath the ice and that the government is creating blockades so that people can't find out and that the aliens are actually under the ice because their immune system can't handle our atmosphere or our germs so that they're there frozen in a place where they can be safe.
	That's my favorite one.
	Oh yeah.
	I've heard of the aliens being in there.
	I've actually heard of is it like Tartaria?
	It's where they're supposed to be like the center of the universe is where the dinosaurs still are.
	And it's like it's a whole I have a big issue with Alaska or the President Antarctica as well because we're not allowed in there.
	Like that's I don't know.
	That's pretty much a lot of equipment down there.
	Yeah, it's not sauce at all.
	But with everything, especially going all the way back to Hitler, you know, them having the Dasabel and all the Tesla technology and like what do you just could you imagine a world like that?
	Is that with the free energy?
	Yeah, the copper.
	Let's start with the inside Antarctica.
	Like let's just say they have aliens in there, right?
	What does that world look like?
	Under the water?
	I think that there's probably some really weird pro the way that I picture it, and I don't know why my brain does this, but that they're massive, that they're massive aliens, and they not necessarily predator-like, but like a little bit more rough, like almost like a chimp where like the muscles look a lot denser is what I see.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So they're like ape aliens?
	Like ape aliens?
	Yeah, humanistic kind of features.
	And I don't know if they're good or bad.
	I'm not sure.
	I think maybe it's like people that are good ones and bad ideas.
	I was gonna say, I think if they were bad, I don't know if we'd kind of still be here.
	I think we'd be good to be in some type of like obvious slave ship that were.
	Because, I mean, I'm not opposed to aliens being down there.
	I'm not opposed to...
	Because you're going to tell me just no Pterodax decided to fly out of the hole.
	You know what I mean?
	These are animals.
	They're not going to like just stay where you want.
	BOOM
	According to hundreds of viral videos spreading across the internet, Tartaria was a giant race of technologically superior beings whose civilization spans the entire globe and was wiped out in a mud flood, hiding signs of their empire for centuries.
	They had advanced technology that harnessed the power of the Earth using magnetism and mercury, while their magnificently beautiful architecture was either destroyed or co-opted into later civilizations.
	Some of their technology and structures are even said to be in the Americas, completely dismantling and rewriting conventional historical wisdom.
	The mysterious nature of Tartaria is its greatest appeal, and because there are many mysteries concerning ancient civilizations, it's easy to simply attribute these to a single source, the Tartarians.
	This theory of the Empire of Tartaria was first mentioned by Russian author and professor Anatoly Fomenko in his New Chronology, a revised history of the world which suggests commonly known history as wrong, intentionally fabricated by powers of Western Europe, to conceal the truth of Tartaria and their influence on humanity.
	However, it seems much of this confused chronology can be easily explained.
	Much of the Tartarian hysteria comes from the appearance of centuries-old maps, which refer to an area in or near modern-day Russia as Tartaria.
	But Tartary, or Tatari, was essentially a blanket term used in Western European literature and cartography to refer to a large part of Asia, which was largely unknown to historians and geographers.
	To the southeast of this region, the Chinese used the term Tatar to refer to Mongols and all their northern neighbors.
	According to Encyclopædia Britannica, Tatar, also spelled Tartar, is any member of several Turkic-speaking peoples that collectively numbered more than 5 million in the late 20th century and lived mainly in west-central Russia along the Volga River.
	The Tartars also settled in Kazakhstan and, to a lesser extent, in western Siberia.
	The name Tatar first appeared among nomadic tribes living in northeastern Mongolia in the 5th century CE.
	Essentially, the historical view is that these Turkic nomads joined Genghis Khan's armies in the early 13th century and a fusion of Mongol and Turkic elements took place.
	Europeans then referred to these Mongol invaders of Russia as Tatars or Tartars when they finally settled in the western part of the Mongol domain, which included most of European Russia.
	These Tatars were converted to Sunnite Islam in the 14th century, and by the 16th century, Russia had conquered most of them.
	In fact, the CIA confirms their existence in this historical context in multiple documents.
	One titled, National Cultural Development Under Communism, describes a proclamation issued in 1917 by the Bolsheviks, addressed to, quote, all Muslim toilers of Russia and the East, Tatars of the Volga, and Turks and Tatars of Transcaucasia, whose beliefs and customs have been trampled upon by the Tsars and oppressors of Russia.
	So the Bolsheviks granted them religious and cultural freedom as a right.
	Another CIA document titled, Mistreatment of USSR Muslims Revealed by Soviet Pilgrims, describes events after the 1917 proclamation where, quote, In 1936, the leader of the Tatars had to face a court which wanted him to confess to acts which he did not commit.
	When he refused, he was executed.
	Some religious freedom the Bolsheviks granted.
	Yet another CIA document describes the Turko-Tatars as the largest ethnic group next to the Slavs.
	Quote, dark-visaged and oblique-eyed.
	They are descendants of Genghis Khan and Tamerlane's warriors.
	The document further establishes this Tartarian history by stating, quote, In the 13th century, the Russian principalities were overrun by Mongolian hordes of Tartars who came in from the east.
	The Russians were subjugated and forced to pay tribute.
	For almost 300 years, the Tartar yoke rested upon the Russian people.
	This mainline Russian history presented by the CIA seems to blend flawlessly with the Encyclopædia Britannica and the Chinese history of the Tartarians, leading me to believe in my own research that this is in fact the truth.
	But proponents of the Great Tartarian Conspiracy would argue that all of this information is just Western propaganda, meant to hide the truth of the worldwide Tartarian Empire and their advanced technology.
	However, some important truths lie hidden in the Tartarian conspiracy, like the fact that there were ancient advanced civilizations destroyed by a flood.
	There was in fact beautiful architecture which has since been dismantled.
	Some history is hidden and has been rewritten by the victors of great conflicts throughout time.
	And there is in fact advanced technology hidden from the public in the present and most likely in times past as well.
	The Tartarian Empire was real, but was it responsible for this technology?
	Curiously, the electricity generating technology attributed to the Tartarian Empire in this conspiracy uses mercury to generate power.
	And recently, beneath the Temple of the Feathered Serpent Pyramid in Mexico, massive amounts of mercury were found at the end of a 340-foot tunnel.
	So Tartarian or not, the real question is, how did the ancients build their megalithic structures?
	And what advanced technology did they possess?
	This is Brian Wilson with Infowars.com.
	Do you think the Megalodon is still real?
	Because I do.
	Oh, yeah.
	I think they're still out there.
	We know more about space than our oceans, so why are we saying no?
	And then did you see someone was posting it?
	It was a fisherman, and it looked like a megalodon, like the size and the shape and everything on his rate, like what do you call it, like a radar?
	And they're like, oh, it was just a school of fish.
	You're like, that was not a school of fish.
	It had a fin.
	Like, it had the flippers.
	It had the tail.
	It had the jaw.
	You're telling me like the fish just happened to go in that shape?
	I'm like, he caught a megalodon.
	And you don't want us to know it's out there because that's terrifying.
	Yeah.
	I've seen those like those drone shots or the satellite footage with like a surfer like in the water and you see just this massive fucking shark under them.
	It's fucking bigger at the bottom.
	Exactly.
	For some reason, we can't.
	That doesn't make any sense to me how we can go to space, but because of the pressure of the water, we can't go further down.
	See, I think that's bullshit.
	Well, look at what happened to that little tin can.
	But that was amazing.
	That just went into dust.
	Yeah.
	Bye-bye.
	I'm not disagreeing that pressure can be a problem, but it's like, well, dude, you go to space with all this other pressure.
	I don't know.
	I just, I don't buy it.
	Yeah, I'm not smart enough to know why that is why it is, but I think that there are some things in that water that we would be terrified if we knew.
	And I think the same with probably the Amazon jungle.
	I mean, we're discovering bugs and fish all the time that were like, oh, we thought that was extinct.
	Or we didn't even know that was a thing.
	Speaking of, before we get to the jungles, there was a guy who used to work for the government.
	His name is Luis Elizondo.
	Well, he says that there's HD footage of UFOs that the government has.
	And he says that they have footage from a submarine or from a boat where they're looking into the water and then you see just this massive ship.
	They said it's a ship that was like a size of a city that just ended up going under them and just kept going and kept going.
	But he says the government has them.
	I don't know if I believe that.
	There's some of these government officials who have been coming out and I feel like they're gaslighting.
	They're just kind of giving us little nuggets for people to kind of go off on.
	But I don't doubt that they, I mean, they should have HD footage.
	But at some point, do you ever think that we'll see HD footage of aliens?
	I think we'll see an alien before we see footage.
	I think a lot of people will see an alien before we see it.
	I think so.
	And I think that's honestly what happens a lot with psychedelic experiences.
	I think that when you do them, that you're entering a space where the veil is very thin or it's kind of some kind of energetic portal that you have access.
	Because if you talk to people that have even had one significant experience, they all see the same thing.
	And it doesn't make sense.
	Why does the thing always look the same across cultures?
	Why does it always look the same?
	And then why does the writing always look the same?
	And why is that the fractals and the hexagons, you know what I mean?
	There's too many coincidences.
	Yeah, dating back to the Sumerian tablets, the Emerald tablets.
	There's so many actual written in stone encounters and depictions of these things that it's just weird how over centuries it's been the same.
	It's been the same.
	So you think we'll see one?
	I mean, I've seen some stuff on psychedelics.
	I'm like, that is not from the 3D plane whatsoever.
	I'm very weary with that just because I'm one.
	When it comes to my body, I'm like a control freak.
	So it's hard for me to get into that state of where I'm not in control.
	You probably wouldn't see anything then.
	Well, yeah.
	I've learned to let go of it.
	Intentionally.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	Because if you don't have that open-mindedness when you do it, you're going to have a bad trip.
	And I've realized, like, I've tried it a couple of times.
	The first time I was like, nope, never doing this again.
	The second time, I was like, okay, I get it.
	And the third time was like, ah, this is not for people who want control of anything.
	You have to just literally full-fledged, just let go, which is cool.
	That helped me grow.
	Honestly, what helped me grow the most was DMT.
	Have you ever tried DMT?
	On accident one time.
	On accident.
	Holy shit, that's the worst.
	It's the worst.
	Holy shit.
	I was at a party and someone gave me a pen and like they told me that it was weed and I have no issue with that.
	I was like, okay, I'll take a hit.
	He didn't tell me it was weed with DMT, which you cannot do to people.
	Like that is just not cool.
	And then I remember just seeing, I don't know what I saw, but it was terrifying.
	It was a really terrifying experience for a few minutes.
	Yeah, especially when you're not used to it and you don't know anything about it.
	Didn't even know it's it.
	You didn't even, yeah, no clue.
	Now, the first time I had the privilege to do it correctly with like a shaman and a little bit at a time.
	And like I, it kind of, it made me realize one of those things that I don't, I could do it one time because of the realizations that I had.
	It's not something I need to go.
	And some people go as far as doing the ayahuasca and going through that process.
	Like that is fucking insane.
	Like I don't.
	Yeah.
	I'm not a fan.
	I've never done it, but I don't like, I don't like the culture that I see around it.
	I don't, I don't think I have demons in me to where I think I need to exercise them through ayahuasca.
	I guess some people do.
	They think that's their answer for addictions or for, I guess we might, we're just a little bit mentally stronger than some people.
	But going through that, man, I don't even see why people be like, because people, it's, you're going to, you're going to sweat.
	You're not going to be conscious in this reality for a certain amount of time.
	12 hours.
	Yeah.
	Is it 12 hours?
	And you have to trust somebody who's taking care of you.
	And also probably 40 other people.
	Yeah, there's going to be depending on how you do it.
	And then, like, there's so much that can happen.
	And you can die, which no one tells you.
	They think it's like mushrooms where, or, or, um, I don't know, like MDMA you can obviously overdose on.
	And then if you're not getting it from the right person, then it's cut and that's wildly dangerous.
	But if you're doing it medicinally, like how MAPS is doing, and you compare that to, like, say, alcohol, it's like this compared to alcohol, which is massive.
	So comparatively speaking, it's not very dangerous.
	Mushrooms, not very dangerous.
	I don't even know if you can OD.
	I know you can have like a really crazy psychic, like maybe it could put someone into schizophrenia if you're already predisposed.
	But ayahuasca can actually kill you because you can have a heart attack.
	You can stop breathing and you can die of dehydration or shock because your electrolytes go off.
	Exactly.
	And you're in the middle of the jungle.
	So what's going to happen?
	It's not like you have a heart monitor on.
	You don't have things measuring your oxygen level, your sugar level.
	And then, I mean, there's 40 other people there or how many people.
	What happens if you piss and shit yourself?
	These people, 90% of the time, aren't going to clean you up.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So I don't, that's one of the few things that I don't understand.
	Well, do you know originally that only the shamans were allowed to drink?
	So what they would do is the shaman would drink for you and then tell you whatever your, they'd call it a gift, whatever the gift was for you.
	And also they were experienced in breaking down the vision.
	So they knew how to decipher it for you.
	And then allegedly what happened is the shaman said the state of the world was just in such disarray that they opened it up to everyone to drink.
	And I think that that was a mistake.
	Yeah.
	So the shaman did it voluntarily or did someone be like, that's not my, you know what I'm saying?
	Like, that's not my gift.
	Who do you mean I don't have a gift?
	Give me that shit.
	Started, you know, like, I don't.
	I don't know.
	I feel like that's just one of those kind of Pandora boxes that sometimes I wish we didn't open.
	But with everything, somebody's going to take that something and try to, you know, make it like the most concentrated version.
	Same thing with weed.
	They do that with weed.
	They have, you know, there's flour, there's wax, and then there's that.
	They ruined it.
	Yeah.
	So it's like if you're not, and especially if you're not doing it in the process that you should, like, somebody's not going to go and drink a whole entire bottle of vodka because what's going to happen?
	You know, some shit's going to happen to them.
	Just, that's how it is across the board with anything.
	But like them, the ayahuasca experience, yeah, definitely not for me.
	Me neither.
	No interest.
	No.
	Not at all.
	But I will say, just a little bit of DMT that I had the correct way made me realize how powerful my mind is and that like I'm in control of my destiny.
	And it's like, okay, I kind of knew that, but being able to, because I was like able to pull colors out of the screen and rearrange them and kind of stuff like that.
	It's like, oh, shit, that's just me messing with the image.
	It just kind of made me realize that I can do this without having to be on anything.
	Because DMT, it's not something that you're like, you're just kind of in a different reality for a little bit.
	It's like Salvia.
	Have you ever had Salvia?
	Salvia, that drug is fucking crazy.
	That's a psychedelic for real that puts you in another reality for a certain amount of time.
	Like you see what you see no matter where you are.
	That one, I'm like, I tried that a couple of times.
	Like, nope.
	Like, that's not, that's not a recreational drug.
	Is that the same as bath salts?
	No, bath salts, no, that shit is crazy.
	That's a form of like, it's kind of like Molly.
	I think it's a whole, I don't know if it's a concoction of different things, but no, bath salts, that shit, that's that zombie drug.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	That's scary.
	That's a scary one.
	Yeah.
	That and I feel like they've been trying to turn.
	That's a whole other thing.
	One of another conspiracy that I think is like this whole zombie apocalypse.
	Like, I think that's actually going to be real, but that's just because of all the stuff that they've done to humans.
	Like at some point, it's just going to become so bad.
	And we're like, well, you know, kind of like I Am Legend.
	Like, have you seen I Am Legend?
	That movie, that one was like real close to the heart.
	I was like, holy shit.
	Like, this is.
	Yeah, that was kind of one of my first pre-programming movies that I was like, holy shit, this is possible.
	And then I started going all the way back to all these other things.
	And you realize how many movies are made in that kind of format.
	Well, they've also been releasing a lot of information about mycelium and how it's getting heat resistant.
	And I think there was a frog that it was like a zombie frog.
	It got an infection from mycelium, almost like a parasitic interaction.
	And what they're suggesting is that if this thing can now tolerate an internal temperature of like, let's say, 100 degrees, then it would be possible to incubate inside of a body.
	And they were pushing this on a couple different platforms.
	And I was like, oh, here we go.
	You got to be kidding me.
	So you're going to have human hybrids.
	And then we have The Last of Us that came out.
	So it was piggybacking off of that.
	Was that the one with John Cusack?
	The last of them?
	No, it's Pedro Pascal.
	Oh, okay, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	QSAC came out with a movie or a series not too long ago, right around COVID, to where they were talking about vaccinating everybody and that they fucked up and they needed to mass inoculate.
	But they just, there's so many movies, like 12 monkeys they did that shit with, literally in an airport.
	You know what I mean?
	And I think we had that exact situation.
	They found a virus at an airport.
	And it's just like, I mean, that's a conspiracy in itself, but they're actually doing that.
	Like, that's, it's not really a conspiracy anymore.
	The predictive programming or the other?
	No, no, just them like releasing shit on the public.
	Oh, like, that's kind of happening.
	Well, they did that with ticks.
	And then that's, yeah, so Lyme's disease was designed, and we want to pretend that that was just a one time, and they're not going to do it again.
	And then they were really open about talking about infecting mosquitoes to help with malaria.
	Yep.
	So, I mean, how come we don't have to consent to that?
	That's public space of my body.
	No one says shit about it.
	Gates can make these mosquitoes.
	Who are you to decide that?
	Yeah, exactly.
	And it's so funny.
	I saw this video about asking Alexa who's the most powerful doctor.
	And they said it's Bill Gates.
	Well, he's not qualified to be a doctor.
	You know, oh shit, you're kind of right.
	I think Alexa agreed with him.
	Oh, he doesn't have any credits to be a doctor at all, which is crazy.
	Like I said, one of the other things that we just blindly follow.
	And I mean, Bill Gates can release a mosquito at a TED Talk.
	And everybody's just like, ah, ha, ha, ha, ha.
	Yeah, this isn't dystopian at all.
	Like, what the fuck?
	Like, I would have been the first person out of that building.
	Oh, fuck that.
	So we're talking about space.
	What about the moon?
	Did we go?
	Is the moon landing real?
	So I have a lot of doubts.
	I think very sus, but I was talking about it earlier today with someone and his perspective actually could make sense too.
	So he's like, yes, we went, but all the footage that you see was actually done in studio.
	So we went because it was the Cold War and we had to beat Russia there.
	We did not have the technology to film while we were there.
	So then they redid it at the studios.
	And I was like, oh, that actually kind of seems possible, like more so than the other two options.
	But I'm still, I'm still not convinced.
	So the thing that pisses me off about it the most is the fact is that they say they lost the technology to get back.
	Which I don't.
	How?
	Yeah, exactly.
	Like, did someone just press Ctrl-L-Delete?
	oh shit, I didn't mean to reset this and everything's gone.
	There's like nobody, like there's nobody, That's like the biggest cop-out to me.
	So I'm just like, oh.
	And we haven't gone back.
	And then there are no pictures from the moon of Earth.
	Like, why wouldn't you do that?
	It's the first time that you're out there.
	You would absolutely have a picture of the Earth.
	Yeah.
	What?
	You know?
	Nope.
	Nope.
	And then I don't know how I feel about the James Webb camera either.
	Oh, no.
	You're going to break my heart with that one.
	I hope it's real.
	I do too.
	I really hope it's real.
	But it's just weird how the James Webb came out after AI came out.
	And it's just like.
	Oh, no.
	You know what I mean?
	Some of those pictures just look too...
	I refuse to entertain that one because I want it to be real so badly.
	I mean, there's an actual camera, right?
	There's an actual telescope.
	Like, we can see all that.
	I'm not.
	We'll give them that.
	There's a physical telescope that people can be like, holy shit, okay.
	So I do have faith, but I mean, our whole space program was created by Nazis from Germany.
	Right.
	Not the most like up-to-do people.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So it's like all these other shit that they're telling us that they're doing.
	It's like, okay, are you going to acknowledge that Operation Paperclip?
	Or are you just going to let the conspiracy go?
	Well, they also, they admitted to, I don't know if you ever saw the footage of them quarantining the astronauts when they returned.
	So they made a video of the astronauts in quarantine and they're like waving and stuff.
	And they admitted that that was fake, that they faked that.
	So it's like, well, you faked that.
	So what other part of this mission?
	If you want to say the videos are fake, it's like, okay, you're admitting to that now.
	It's like, holy shit.
	Yeah, they never had to get quarantine.
	That wasn't a thing.
	No.
	Why would you?
	Why would you?
	Right?
	Yeah.
	I mean, if you're in a space suit inside, and then you go inside this combustion chamber to, you know, I'm sure they had those chambers or what is it, like a cleansing chamber before you go into like the space station?
	Or, you know, you've seen the labs and everything.
	Yeah, they had a cleansing station.
	Yeah, exactly.
	They had to have at least that.
	So it's like, what are you quarantining from?
	Yeah, you're not.
	Some kind of space snake or particle?
	I don't understand that.
	And then the whole dark side of the moon.
	That's so interesting because I'm not saying that we've I think that we've been we went to the moon.
	I don't think we did when they told us we did.
	And I don't think we ever left.
	You think there's still people on the moon?
	Oh, yeah, for sure.
	Why do you think that?
	Because it's when we went there, what year was that?
	That was like in the 60s, right?
	I don't remember when we first landed on the moon, but we're in 2024 now.
	Like, look at all the technology that we've graduated to from then.
	Like, why would we not be there?
	Like, why would we, you know, I just don't see why we, why would we, why us as a country would give up that advantage over anybody else?
	So you think they're on the dark side of the moon, which is why we haven't photographed it?
	I think that they're on the moon.
	I think they're even on the light side of the moon.
	We just don't.
	That's why we don't have the images we have.
	I don't trust our government for shit.
	You don't think that there's a telescope that's strong enough to see if there was something there?
	Or people on the I think there is for sure, but I just don't think that they let us know.
	But even if it's, let's just say it's on the dark side of the moon.
	I mean, that's the perfect cover because no one can ever see it.
	Oh, no, there's nothing there.
	No, they don't have to tell us that.
	What do you think about all the celebrities that bought parts of the moon?
	Oh, I think it's fucking hilarious.
	Isn't that ridiculous?
	I almost tried to jump in on that scam when they were selling digital real estate.
	I was like, this kind of seems like a money-making thing.
	Yeah, for sure.
	But it's the same thing.
	I had some vaccine stocks, but I sold them before they started selling because I was like, man, I'm not going to the pearly gates and be like, yeah, God's like, so, yeah, you remember when you were a piece of shit?
	You made all this money off these vaccines?
	And I'm just not trying to have that conversation.
	So I couldn't do that with the digital or the digital real estate either.
	But that's just, I feel like they might have even been given money.
	I don't know.
	Celebrities are kind of still just do whatever to be, you know, part of the system.
	So I think that it's kind of like, I don't know if you've heard this whole Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift thing was supposed to be fake.
	Yeah, I was like, yeah, they've been doing fake relationships all the fucking time.
	So why is that?
	So that's how I feel about everything.
	It's like, yeah, why aren't they lying to us?
	Like, I feel like that was.
	Also, I feel like it's just, it's really gross because it's all about money.
	So if you have enough money, you can buy a piece of the moon.
	These plebs can't do it.
	And who are you buying the moon from, sir?
	That's the thing.
	Exactly.
	And who owns the moon?
	That is so ridiculous.
	And then if it comes to a weird doomsday situation where you have to exit the planet, you're just saying if you didn't have enough money, then your life is not worth saving.
	That's crazy and so gross.
	Like that is so gross.
	Yeah, no, I didn't even think about it from that standpoint to where it's like, yeah, if you can't afford real estate on the moon, you're not going to the moon.
	You're not coming off planet.
	Crazy.
	Good luck.
	At that point, like, what do we look like?
	You know what I'm saying?
	At that point, World War III and IV went off.
	Like, if we're leaving the planet, that means all the conditions here are non-viable anymore.
	So is that where, is that like the technological takeover?
	Is that where we tried to merge with computers and it just didn't work?
	So AI was like, AI was like, you know what?
	AR needs to be deleted.
	And then...
	Oh, shit.
	We have to escape the...
	Like, what is that?
	There might be a moment of a big merger or a convergence, and it will be the people that are early adopters or for some reason want to do that relationship with technology.
	And then you're going to have the rebels that are trying to fight it and going out into nature and trying not to get caught.
	Yeah, I think there'll be a really big split.
	Yeah.
	I don't think it's as big as they think.
	Well, I don't know.
	That's going to be hard.
	Because when people come with their life, like, here's his Neuralink chip.
	You want to live forever?
	Or do you really just want to get killed by those government officials over there?
	So I've always been really excited about Neuralink.
	And I would always be like, well, of course, you're going to turn into a super human and be able to learn things and your body's going to move quicker and blah, blah, blah.
	But then I started to look at it from more of like a maybe esoteric place, which is we don't know how consciousness works at all.
	We have no idea.
	We don't even know how the brain works.
	We have kind of ideas.
	Like if I poke here, that might make you sing.
	If I poke here, you won't be able to see.
	That's kind of the limitations as far as neuroscience goes.
	Yeah, caveman with our brain.
	Yeah, we're still pioneering right now.
	We're, you know, like on the frontier.
	So to not know all of those things, and again, like, if you believe in a soul and consciousness and then how that interacts with your interface, which is probably your mind, and then you put something in there that is all tech, like, are you destroying or sullying something that you really shouldn't be?
	I don't even know your souls and accept that technology with the interface with your brain.
	Because you're so right.
	I mean, that's where your thoughts come from.
	You know what I mean?
	We don't know where thoughts come from.
	That's another thing.
	You're going to try to control something that controls people's thoughts, and we don't even know where that comes from.
	How can one reach a higher level of consciousness?
	First thing you have to do is realize that the mind connects to higher dimensions.
	Official peer-reviewed science and brain institute says now that the mind connects to 11 dimensions.
	What does Michigan Kaku say another theoretical physicist say?
	That the universe is 11 dimensions.
	So we're thinking with this universal consciousness in all these multiple dimensions with the space.
	A lot of people are trying to rise up consciously just by looking for external things.
	No.
	You don't go up until you go to inner space.
	Yeah, I say it all the time.
	You need to have self-reflection.
	You need to know yourself first.
	And then you take the things that you've learned and don't just sit on them.
	Okay, it's good to go through those things.
	What are you going to do with the knowledge?
	A lot of people think I've got to listen to the knowledge.
	Knowledge is not power.
	The application of knowledge is power.
	Until you apply the knowledge, you have zero power.
	And then what if it gets hacked?
	And then someone takes your memory or makes you do things that you don't want to.
	And that exists right now with certain parasites.
	So you see them kind of take over locuses and it'll make the grasshopper kill itself to then spawn off new.
	So that already exists in nature.
	And I think that we Always are kind of trying to learn from nature and replicate it in a technological way.
	So that's a possibility, too.
	So I don't know if I want to sign up for all those possibilities.
	The whole like ROI there is probably not there yet.
	And what's crazy is like, so right now they went from version what chip number one to the second version.
	And the people who got the prior chips can't get a new one.
	It's like it's not replaceable, basically.
	Oh.
	So it's like they are, as of right now, they're bound to the limits of that, basically that interface that they got.
	So the guy who's a paraplegic, like he can control stuff.
	He can play video games with his mind and stuff.
	But the next one that happens, he might, you know, might be able to walk.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And he, he, which is, I mean, I can understand people who have that type of, um, I mean, there's not really a risk, you know what I'm saying?
	For them, it's all.
	The upside is a lot bigger.
	Yes, than for somebody who's a normal, functioning human being.
	Like, oh, I just want to be, you know, super strong.
	I just want to learn 10 languages.
	Yeah, I never want to get tired or something.
	So, yeah, it's a bigger risk for, and I think that, I don't know, to me, my soul was worth way more than a chip to continue on this slave land where we comply with the most outlandish things.
	Yeah.
	I don't think we're supposed to be here forever.
	No.
	I think it's supposed to be temporary.
	And I think something happens where the soul forgets and you get caught up in like worldly things.
	And you think that this is as good as it gets when it's like, you have no idea.
	It's probably so much more on the other side.
	I'm 50-50 with you on that one.
	I think that we are made to, we were made to live a lot longer, but we're also made to do grander things that don't pertain us to this world 24-7.
	Because I guess another conspiracy we can get down to is like, I believe, I am one of the believers of the higher beings that found us on this planet, spliced our DNA, and capped us at 120 years.
	I believe that humans were supposed to live longer and be able to be the part of the natural evolution was becoming part of the higher consciousness and learning how to go from 2D to 3D to 4D to whatever else that there actually is.
	And I think that we were, our telomeres were capped at 120.
	Our DNA was changed so that way we don't, we basically have the capacity, not the capacity, but the mind capacity of a worker.
	That's why there's some people who are workaholics.
	They just, that's all they know how to do.
	And there's some people who have slowly gotten away from that.
	But at the end of the day, we are always, we're a species of competitiveness.
	We're always trying to, not always, but a lot of people are always trying.
	That's where the keeping up with the Jones comes from.
	Like success kind of rewards success in our reality.
	So I think that we were made that way or spliced that way to keep working for something.
	I think that something is gold because that's one of the things that, oh, precious metals, precious metals.
	Well, these precious metals can be used in ways that we have no, we never even thought.
	Like right now, they're about to make an EV battery from silver that's going to run for 600 miles and the charge time is like 10 minutes.
	Wow.
	So stuff like that is what I think that they're supposed to be used for.
	I mean, we use silver for, you know, kaleidosilver.
	We use silver and gold for, you know, electronics.
	So there's so many things that these precious metals are actually can be used for.
	But it's, isn't it weird how we're just so fed on creating more of it, creating more of it, creating more of it?
	So I think that we're supposed to live for a lot longer and people used to.
	And yeah, that's one of my biggest things that I think that we're cut and our pineo gland and trying to get to that higher consciousness is kind of the only thing that's going to save humans from this kind of perpetual system of what we're kind of in.
	Yeah, I think there's been, there's a lot of evidence of establishments that are trying to disconnect you from a higher source or from God or whatever you want to call it.
	And it's very intentional because it's like, if I can, if I can almost copyright or trademark access to God, then that's the most powerful thing because you forget who you are.
	And then you get caught in that loop of just performing and working and not realizing that you're made for something so much more.
	Yeah.
	And humans are like resilient.
	Like that's why I think I don't really have, I don't think there'll be a civil war between actual human beings.
	It'll be between ideologies, of course.
	But when it comes down to it, we're like, yeah, that doesn't really matter.
	And us as humans, like no matter what you go through, like they always come out okay.
	You know what I mean?
	Like the biggest dread, like cancer.
	But even like the pandemic or the economy crash in 2008 and the depression we've been since 2016 and the high inflation rates, people still find ways to go out and have fun.
	People still are smiling.
	People still are doing things.
	So at the end of the day, I think us as the human race is they're just resilient to where I don't ever think that we will wipe each other off the face of the earth.
	I could be wrong.
	Aliens could do it for us.
	Or maybe the earth.
	Or the earth too.
	Oh, you're a climate.
	Are you a climate changer or a climate denier?
	No, no, not either.
	I think that the earth has consciousness.
	Oh, for sure.
	Yeah, and I think that right now that the earth wants us here and wants us to thrive.
	I think that's why for the first time in history, like recorded history, the temperatures have actually been the most predictable and the most stable.
	It's because it's working for us.
	So yeah, I definitely think there's a conscious element there, but I do think that it can get to a point kind of like if you believe in Atlantis, where you are so out of touch with nature and what is almost like universally good or right that nature will come in and eradicate that for a fresh start.
	That's one of the things that it's the common denominator in a lot of the books going back to the tablets is like there's a flood or some kind of catastrophic event that makes everything.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And right, we know that there's a magnetic field that protects us from a lot of it.
	So if you do assume that there's a consciousness to Earth, then maybe she puts her shield down and it's like, enough is enough.
	Exactly.
	I'm not taking this anymore.
	Yeah, especially when we're stupid apes who use masks to, you know, kill ourselves and then put it in the middle of the ten sea turtles.
	Yeah, and then it just trickles down to, you know, how bad some of our processes could be.
	Like, we have an island in the, we have a trash island over in New York.
	It's disgusting.
	Yeah, it's like, wait, what?
	Yeah, so I think like the climate thing, it's so politicized.
	And I mean, some of it, maybe there's some truth to it, but I think like we should all not be okay with that.
	Oh, absolutely.
	You know, like everyone.
	That shouldn't be political.
	Like, this is our environment.
	This is our only planet right now.
	So we should do the things that are obviously good and stop doing the things that are obviously bad.
	And I think what people need to stop doing is being so arrogant that they have like a 50-year projection and they think that exactly it's going to happen this way.
	Even though there's patterns of decade after decade that not happening, which is crazy.
	Just not yet.
	Yeah, just not yet.
	Next year.
	But it's crazy because it's like, yes, I agree with you 100% on its one big consciousness, especially the fact that you know that plants and trees talk to each other, right, through their rooting network, which makes all of those sense.
	Yes, if somebody's not getting enough nutrients over here, they'll send them down the fucking line from a mile away if they have to, which is wild to me.
	And then that doesn't put a kind of where we are, how politicized climate change has to be, it's just as all the other politics where we need to kind of, all right, both sides are fucking crazy.
	We need to come to the middle to understand that what it really is and how we should be taking care of it because I'm not going to lie.
	I'm annoyed by like litter signs.
	Don't litter.
	Like, why do we have to have signs?
	Why do you have to be reminded?
	Yeah, exactly.
	But that comes with what we talked about earlier, which is the age of convenience.
	People just don't care.
	They, oh, someone else will pick it up.
	Like, the park has people to clean.
	Oh, I pay taxes, so I pay for them to clean this shit up.
	It's like, oh, it doesn't work that way.
	It's the furthest away.
	It's the furthest link from it.
	It's just crazy.
	No, and then anyone who knows a bit of psychology, the moment that you tell someone not to do it, they actually want to do it.
	So there was this tree, and it was like this really old, kind of ancient tree.
	I think it was in one of the Hawaiian islands.
	And people were like carving their names or like picking stuff off of it.
	So they said, please don't do this.
	If everyone does this, it's going to kill the tree.
	So what happened is it actually increased.
	Right.
	Because almost a scarcity thing happened.
	And then also if someone else is doing it, I can do it.
	What works is you say thank you for not.
	That works.
	But also you kind of are a failure of like the product of your culture and your family if you think it's okay to like take trash and just throw it.
	Like that's so lazy and that's so disrespectful.
	Yeah.
	No accountability, no respect.
	So there's like a lot of things wrong with that.
	So you know, I agree.
	You should not need a sign.
	But if you're going to put a sign, say thank you for not.
	Yeah.
	Not, please don't because that doesn't work.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I kind of mind fuck them too.
	They'd be like, wait, please don't.
	What?
	Thank you for not.
	I didn't.
	Wait.
	Oh, you're welcome.
	Oh, yeah.
	Speaking of that and trash everywhere.
	What do you think?
	Have you heard about the Venezuelan gangs in Colorado?
	A little bit.
	What do you, that's, isn't that crazy?
	Like, this is America.
	And we've gotten so comfortable to the point.
	And so I don't even know what to call it.
	We allow that.
	That is wild.
	What I do like, though, and I don't know how much truth there is to this, but I saw someone repost that the Hell's Angels were kind of taking it into their own hands.
	And I was like, hell yeah.
	Hell yeah.
	And I saw videos of other local gangsters in the area.
	We're like, wait, what is going on over here?
	I want to see that.
	And they actually went to the actual place and they were bullhorning the actual building.
	They're like, Venezuelan gangs, this is your warning to get out.
	Absolutely.
	People need to take the power back.
	And they're doing the same thing.
	I guess it happened in Chicago.
	And some of the gangsters came out and they were like, listen, y'all, if this is happening in your apartment building, tell them to stop or do not be around.
	Because as soon as they find out what's happening, this was verbatim.
	He said, the whole building's getting chopped.
	So I was like, holy shit.
	Like, oh, that's not.
	So, yeah, it's going to be, and I think this is the kind of what the Civil War would, how it would start, but it's not like within Americans.
	No.
	Have you heard Brett Weinstein talk about this?
	What he thinks is happening with the border?
	So he is basically saying the reason that you see so many military aged men with military haircuts and boots and all of these things, and they're being allowed in.
	There's no question about it, even on these borders, because if you use, you know, like the National Guard, you could stop it tomorrow if you wanted to.
	It would be a problem, but you could.
	So the reason that it's being allowed and tolerated by the powers that be is that it's a lot harder to convince an American-born citizen to turn his gun on his fellow citizen.
	And there's still usually a sense of nationality and respect and like love of freedom and love of neighbor.
	If you have someone that has none of those things, they're from somewhere else with very different value systems, and then you're incentivizing that with papers, with money, with housing, then they're going to just be a dog for hire or a gun for hire.
	So the reason they're going to be a dog.
	There's a dog and a pit bull and a leash.
	For sure, yeah.
	So it's intentional because they're trying to get, and I think this ties into COVID as well is we're getting rid of independent thinkers.
	So anyone that refused to get the shot while they were in service and got dishonorably discharged is like, you're a problem because you're not going to just listen to me.
	So I think what they're doing, or and this is like Brett's work, is they're just going to be a good soldier.
	And that's what's going to happen.
	So when in the time comes, there's not going to be any questions asked.
	And then it'll be like the illegal immigrants versus Americans.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, I agree with that 1,000%.
	And see, the biggest hole I think they have in their story is they have to maximize the amount of those types of men bringing in.
	That's why Venezuela started emptying out their prisons and all these other Latin countries were doing that.
	Because at first they were letting over.
	It was the women and children, women and children.
	Those were getting peppered in.
	But once we kind of broke the dam on it, that's All they were sending.
	It was just women, children, pregnant women, children.
	So I think that when that got interrupted, the amount of people that are, I mean, you have to actually think about the, I don't say the quality, but yeah, say the quality of capability.
	Well, no, no, the quality of like 90%, we'll just say, I'll say 70, 70% of the people that are coming over are families.
	If they're really separating, you know, which they were, it wasn't under Trump, but it was under Obama.
	And, you know, but these things were happening.
	All these people that are actually fleeing, getting asylum, which there's a good amount of them, they're not going to want to go back to what they're living.
	So I think it's going to cause a riff in between that to where these people are like, man, I'm not going back to that.
	I'm not going to vote that way.
	Or I'm not going to turn my back on these Americans who, you know, kind of, they did let us in.
	They didn't make us get out.
	So I think that the military agent men thing is their only way to kind of proceed with their narrative because everything else has kind of been kind of busted.
	I mean, I don't see they're not making these people get vaccinated either.
	So, you know, they kind of have incentives for sure.
	But I guess I just don't think that that many evil people will listen to the Democrats when that time comes.
	At least I'm hoping.
	I mean, I hope you're right.
	Yeah, I absolutely hope you're right.
	And I think that there can be something said about like the power of unity and the power of freedom and having a taste of that.
	And even if you come in maybe with like some bad intentions or whatever the case might be, it's like being exposed to a different thing might elevate your consciousness and change you in some kind of way.
	So, I mean, I hope so.
	I want to be an optimist.
	Yeah, me too.
	I guess that's just how I am.
	I just don't think things will get that bad because I have faith in people.
	Yeah, I think that'll.
	I don't have faith in our government, though.
	That's for damn sure.
	No.
	No.
	So let me ask you this.
	Who's running our government right now?
	If Joe Biden goes on vacation and Kamala goes on a bus tour, who's running our country?
	I think it's people that we will never know.
	We will never know their face and we'll never know their name.
	And I think that they operate in a way that they don't see themselves as equal to everyone else and they don't have ties to any particular place.
	So they don't.
	That's crazy.
	Yes.
	They don't love America.
	They don't love Paris.
	They are anywhere because they have the means to be anywhere.
	So I think even when people talk about Soros, like, yeah, obviously not a good dude, but I don't even think that he's the tip.
	Like he's the tip of it.
	He's just the fundraiser.
	He's the money man.
	There's much more money than that to be had.
	Absolutely.
	So yeah, I don't know.
	I do think that there are people.
	I think that there's a lot of intention.
	There's that saying to not give to malice what you can give to stupidity, but also I don't believe in coincidences.
	So if you see a lot of things or the same thing pops up a couple of times and it looks the same, sounds the same, smells the same, you're like, well, this was probably intentional.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So you don't have any confidence in our transgender head of military?
	No.
	I remember back in the day when you had a medical disorder or a mental disorder that that actually was disqualifying to be around weapons.
	Like I don't, I remember a day where that was the case and that is not to like make anyone feel any lesser way, but it's just a harsh reality.
	You know what I mean?
	Like it sucks.
	I don't know what that's like, but your feelings are not more important than my safety.
	Yeah.
	That's it.
	See, and I've been kind of thinking about it lately because it's like looking at our government from the outside, you're like, what the fuck is going on?
	But at the same time, you're like, fuck, I don't know if I want to fuck with that.
	So it's like, you know, we, our government looks, what you could say, weak as fuck.
	Like, it looks like we're a joke.
	But at the same time, you think about it, we're doing all this lunacy shit and getting away with it and still having bases all over the world, still putting in these ideologies and all these other places.
	So it's like, I don't.
	It's still a really powerful military.
	Yeah, even with like the shit campaigns that you see.
	Exactly.
	So I think that that kind of I don't think that's a very a point of view that very many people look look at because like we do look that shit crazy but it's not any crazier than them having suicide nets at Apple in you know Japan or in China yeah you know or what they're doing in Brazil they literally brought a ex-president out of jail to be a president you know what I mean it's like even the people in Brazil like that they're have they had that issue where the military wasn't fighting
	their own people so I mean that's a real thing to where country camaraderie still exists but when you're arming the dregs of all these prisons and you're sending them with money and you know it's kind of an enticing thing too but man I don't know it just kind of makes our country look even more fucking crazy yeah and perception is a powerful tool so even though we probably have the strongest military in the world perception does matter and I think that's why when
	Trump left office and Biden came in that we started to see a lot more wars pop up and a lot more bold moves from other leaders around the world that they wouldn't have done before because one of the things that everyone said was he was like so unpredictable I think that was actually a gift in the moment because people were like well we don't know how he's going to respond so we're just going to kind of play it cool which is how we should that's how our defense agenda should be like you don't want to know what you know you don't want your enemies knowing what you're doing yeah and then that leads that led
	to um him you know almost getting shot how'd you uh how'd you feel about that well i immediately bought chickens yeah we bought chickens and then i bought a year's worth of food and a ton of ammo and because it's funny i'm more of the like strategic threat detecting person in the family and my husband is not so that day he's like listen because he always gives me shit about it he's like i'm giving you full permission To do whatever you want to do
	right now that you think you need.
	I was like, get me my laptop.
	So, yeah, I got literally a year's worth of food, tons of water, six chickens, all the things.
	Well, I have a perfect book for you.
	It's summer in here.
	I'll find it before you leave.
	Is it this one?
	No.
	No, but I have a great book for you.
	You'll love that.
	But no, that's great to hear.
	Yeah, it was that kind of was a reality check for a lot of people.
	A lot of people.
	And then especially the fact that there was other people who actually, somebody actually died, other people got hurt.
	And then this massive, yeah, just this massive hole in the truth of the story.
	No communication from them whatsoever.
	Like that was enough to make a lot of undecided voters like, oh, shit.
	I think I should kind of take this serious now.
	When you have Mark Zuckerberg saying, that was one of the most badass things I ever said, I was like, we were winning.
	Yeah, like, who are we right now?
	That's amazing.
	Who would have known a guy almost getting shot would bring the country together?
	A little more patriotism.
	It's good to see.
	Wild.
	The fact that Zuckerberg said that.
	And then I think that kind of put Trump on a whole other scale, too.
	Trump was like, all right, if I'm elected, this is what I'm doing.
	This, this, this, and this.
	And people were already falling in line.
	Like Zuckerberg.
	I apologize for censoring the FBI pressure to me.
	Like, he threw, like, that situation made every intelligent agency look so much like a bitch to where people were, like, throwing them under the bus.
	FBI made me do this.
	FBI made me do that.
	It was crazy how they just shit just changed and that set a new precedent.
	And I really hope it stays there.
	But I mean, what happens if they succeed?
	Because then, you know, they have to try it again, right?
	I mean, that's what Alex was saying.
	I saw his post on that.
	I would imagine that they're not going to stop.
	And I'll probably be more subtle.
	So that's really scary for him.
	Isn't that like you now, like you're everything.
	I don't know if it was me and my security, everything would have been cut in half.
	And now it's just like, I'm like, I don't understand how he's, He's still doing rallies.
	He's behind bulletproof glass.
	But damn.
	Yeah, he needs to talk to a trusted professional and have them do his detail.
	Yeah.
	For sure.
	The fact that I think it came out today that the Secret Service people he had weren't even Secret Service.
	They were DHS.
	They were Homeland Security.
	So I just, how do you feel about that whole narrative?
	That it was allowed or which part of the narrative?
	Everything that they told us about it.
	How do you feel about the assassination and its explanation?
	I think that they think the American people are retarded.
	Right.
	Right?
	The slope.
	And then you immediately had people posting the slope of the White House, which is much steeper and it's manned.
	And then you have footage of people saying, there's a guy.
	He's got a ladder.
	Wait, he's got a gun.
	There's a guy.
	And they're like, quiet down.
	There's a rally.
	What are you doing?
	What are you doing?
	They're quieting down, people.
	Yes, that one.
	Holy shit.
	Like, no, dude, like, you know, mind your business.
	Be quiet.
	Leave me alone.
	He had a ladder.
	Yeah.
	You know, a fucking ladder.
	And I don't think any of their story is true.
	I don't even think they got shots.
	No, then there's, there's one.
	You don't think he got shot?
	No, no, no.
	I don't think that Crooks was the shooter.
	Oh, oh, interesting.
	I think that.
	Someone was like behind him further that was there was that angle, and then there's actual, I mean, there was people who were stationed right below him.
	You know, they didn't hear him on the building he was running in.
	You know, so then there's that.
	And then the angles where other people were shot, and it just, it all, it doesn't add up to them coming from crooks.
	Interesting.
	I didn't look at that.
	And I don't think that this 20-year-old who, I mean, what was it?
	It's funny.
	You see the picture that they posted him around everywhere?
	He was like 12. Yeah.
	There's no other pictures of him other than when he's dead, which is weird.
	And then the fact that this 20-year-old was able to find a certain area where there was no secret service at all.
	And he was able to walk around with a rangefinder, able to put a ladder up there.
	It's just like there's everybody saw him.
	But they just let him shoot.
	I just don't think that that was easy.
	Well, there was also some information that came out with someone from the agency that was frequenting a pizza shop that was right around the corner.
	Oh, coincidence.
	He's from.
	Coincidence.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So I just, I don't think that a 20-year-old nerd who was registered as a Republican, whose body they cremated two days after the shooting.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, there's just so much.
	It's like, yeah, this is not...
	So I think that he was there so they could blame the shooting on.
	And that's what they did.
	But it didn't work.
	It didn't happen.
	So that's the thing that trips me out the most is that they missed.
	Which is like, he loves that chart.
	Like, what are the odds of that?
	It's like divine intervention, though, that turn.
	Yeah, so that's how I feel.
	I feel like they set Crooks up.
	I think it was somebody else.
	It's just somebody that they knew that they could kill and no one would really care about.
	Because, I mean, that's what they do.
	I've seen too many movies, too.
	I've just seen everything so much, especially working here.
	It's like information overload of everything.
	Yeah, people are disposable.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And then they don't hide it.
	They have these white papers.
	They tell us all everything all the time.
	It's just Alex Jones show.
	Because there is a war on for you or mine.
	I mean, I'm not even worthy to be bringing you information this powerful.
	And I hope that you pay attention to what we cover here minute by minute.
	Because I've had chills since last night.
	The question is, will you have the courage to really do the research yourself?
	Because I don't want you to just sit here and hear me make these claims.
	This just confirms everything else we've already researched.
	Rockefeller study envisions future dictatorship controlled by elite.
	Millions being killed.
	Mandatory quarantine checkpoints.
	Everything that's in the other documents, but this dump tells all the other Rockefeller Foundation documents about the genome of this terrible force vaccines and the health we're already living in that's just going to continue to intensify until we take our governments back from these eugenics madmen.
	You're not going to be able to go to the ball games anymore.
	You're not going to be able to just go out and get drunk with your friends.
	You're not going to be able to just go out and enjoy yourself all the time.
	It's scary.
	One thing the NFL really plans to do this year is take as many precautions as possible just to keep everybody safe.
	And that starts with the vast majority of teams deciding already that there will be no fans at all allowed inside the stadium for the games.
	Every single player in the league has been given a smart tag tracking device to help them keep their distance off the field and for contact tracing should it become necessary.
	You're not going to be able to come to the ball games anymore.
	Players are not excited about this kind of idea.
	No fans.
	Yeah, but they may have to get used to it.
	But all around the country, there will be empty stadiums and masks on the sidelines.
	No fans will be allowed in.
	I can't imagine Howie playing in the NFL this day and time with no fans there.
	I honestly can't even conceive that.
	You're not going to be able to just go out and get drunk with your friends.
	You're not going to be able to just go out and enjoy yourself all the time.
	Don't get the vaccine.
	You can't go to the supermarket.
	Don't have the vaccine?
	Can't go to the ballgame.
	Don't have the vaccine?
	Can't go to work.
	Because everybody in the establishment will still kind of halfway listen now and go, we've been wrong about everything else.
	Maybe we should look into this.
	Look, you'll believe it if they release it.
	So just remember this transmission then.
	The Orange County Coroner's Office is investigating the death of a woman who passed away several days after getting her second Moderna vaccine.
	She died after suffering blood clots just over a week after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine.
	Her 58-year-old mother died less than an hour after receiving the Pfizer vaccine.
	My little sister just died.
	Her first dose.
	And in Orange County, an X-ray technician has died after getting his second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
	His dad died four days after getting his second shot of Pfizer vaccine.
	I'm not asking what's in the infusion.
	I'm not looking up all of the ingredients in the infusion.
	I am sticking out my arm, and I am taking the infusion.
	You really need to get vaccinated.
	Don't resist when they release the bioweapon.
	Submit and die with pleasure.
	Are you listening or not?
	I think that's part of it too, is bombarding everyone with too much information so that people just feel like they're getting fire hosed and then they just give up.
	Exactly.
	I don't, you know what?
	I'm worried about what I can control right now, and that's it.
	But that's what leads us to this dystopian future.
	Yeah, yeah.
	So, Neuralink, yay or nay for you.
	Nay, yeah, that's a nay now.
	We're keeping our souls.
	Absolutely.
	Speaking of, okay.
	Who got through Antarctica?
	Who got through aliens?
	So you never answered.
	Do you think aliens are real?
	Yeah, for sure.
	Absolutely.
	Do you think they're probe people?
	No.
	I don't think so.
	It's like the worst thing.
	It's like that technology wouldn't even make sense.
	What are they reading?
	Nothing.
	No.
	Hey, but people, I think, have you ever, I'm sure you've seen the X-Files.
	I went through that phase of watching it.
	It's crazy how the narrative they have, Mulder Believing, it's kind of like the same narrative they have with us.
	It's like he goes from being this big believer to like, oh, it's a government cover-up.
	Oh, wait, no, they're lying about that.
	And it's like now we have UAPs.
	They do reverse alien technology, which I think will be cool because when we're able to live...
	Like, can you imagine what that kind of world would be if, you know, all your power was free?
	That opens up the line for like every out of the people wouldn't even really have to work.
	Right?
	I don't.
	Do you think Tesla, do you think that technology exists?
	I think so.
	I think that a lot of people think that death was suspicious.
	And it's interesting when you think about it, too, because we're the only species that has to pay to live.
	Yeah.
	You know, like it's not just a right to be able to live.
	Like our water's not free.
	That's weird.
	Our land is not free.
	Never will be free.
	Even if you buy it, it's still not yours.
	Yeah.
	Like property rights are kind of an illusion in this country.
	Yeah.
	From a country that went to war on a 2% tax on tea, we sure probably shitload of taxes.
	Yeah, I have kind of this whole thing with the, I think that the Tesla energy existed and that they set it up in such a grid system to where we are paying for the energy grid is just their measurement of how much energy we use so they can charge us for it.
	I don't think that I think that coal plants do have a function.
	I just don't know if I think that's part of the illusion that we need these coal plants to create technology or electricity and power.
	I think it's just another tax that they have free energy that we're paying for.
	I think that's what they're doing.
	Yeah, I think that's a reasonable conspiracy to get behind.
	Right.
	I do.
	But that's just me.
	And I'm not.
	What sucks is about being who we are is like you kind of run out of conspiracies because it's like, shit, all this shit comes true.
	All this shit comes true.
	But I hope one thing that doesn't come true is that the Democrats win.
	Do you think that what are the odds of Trump winning in November?
	I think lower than a lot of people are thinking.
	I hope he wins.
	I love the RFK endorsement.
	I think it's awesome and it's breaking some people.
	Oh, that's crazy.
	That really broke a lot of barriers.
	Yeah, I think it was Massively effective.
	But I still don't know because I don't know how much.
	And when I say interference, it doesn't mean necessarily switching votes on election day.
	I think it's a lot of other things of propaganda and really trying to warp people's minds into voting a specific way.
	So I don't know the level of interference that'll happen this election.
	I do think that if he doesn't win, it's going to probably be a bit chaotic because I don't know that people are going to take that again.
	Yeah, I don't think they are either.
	I don't think they can use the same tactics that they use.
	They'll use some of them, like mailing, of course, mailing ballots they're definitely going to use.
	And they're setting up, you know, there's so many illegals that are already registered to vote.
	That's kind of ridiculous.
	So I see this coming out on the other side, though.
	I don't think that they can't win again just because it'll mess up their system.
	Yeah, I hope not.
	Yeah.
	It'll be like too much, taking on too much damage.
	I think, I mean, especially, I mean, you can probably attest to this.
	You think about 2000, the election in 2000, and then election 2004, 2008.
	It's like on the right.
	Then we go to the left, then we go to the right.
	And, you know, they're trying to, we went back to the left with Biden.
	So it's always this tug and pull that I think balances out their agenda to get further.
	But the shit they pull with COVID and then 2020, I just, I'm just kind of ready.
	I'm kind of like with my popcorn, like, okay, like, what are you going to do next?
	Because we have way more people on our side than we did in COVID.
	And then I just, nobody likes being broke.
	Nobody does.
	So I think that, I think we'll be able to break the barrier and things will go back to normal for a couple years.
	So I do want to say I love your setup for your podcast.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	And I've seen you've kind of, your podcast has grown over the past couple years.
	And you can see it.
	You can see it just from your thumbnails and from the elevation of your setup and everything.
	And so what made you kind of want to get into podcasts?
	And I get that question a lot happening to podcast.
	Yeah.
	What made you get into, you know, get from, you know, being a mom into like, you know what, these people ought to hear what I have to say?
	I think that there was a lot of imbalance during 2020, especially as far as information was being tossed out.
	And I just wanted to be someone that was presenting my perspective that was being done in a way of curiosity and not with rage or me trying to convince you of something else.
	It's like, hey, let's deconstruct this thing or even this person that you think is a problem.
	And let's do it with respect and curiosity instead of what everyone else is doing because I don't think that's helpful.
	So I don't know.
	You see it on all sides where there's like a talking point and it just triggers everyone and they have this reaction that they've had a thousand times and it's not thought out.
	And I think the only way that we actually heal and move forward as people is that we stop assuming we know everything about the other person and we stop identifying with ideas and then realize like we're not each other's adversaries.
	The adversaries are the people that are trying to take all of the power away from us.
	And like all of this infighting is the distraction.
	So yeah, just trying to help people think critically and curiously and calmly.
	Yeah, that's one thing that wasn't going on in 2020 is no one, there was no civil conversation.
	It's like that agree to disagree went out the window.
	It's either you like me or you like what I like or I hate you.
	Right, or you're a domestic terrorist.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You have chickens?
	How dare you?
	Do you have any issues that, you know, kind of that you're big on that you've kind of put your forefront on to help people?
	So we do a lot of work with human trafficking.
	We helped start, and one of our friends now runs and operates Operation Rescue Children.
	Oh, nice.
	And they work primarily out of Nepal.
	But now the new developments of their work are they train boots on the ground.
	And then that way local police departments and private people know how to handle this, what to look for, and how to save these people.
	Because originally it was just like a small team and they were having to move around.
	That's just not scalable.
	And it's almost like as soon as you leave a place to help someone else, the other thing's festering up.
	So the best way to do it is to train the most people possible.
	So they're doing really great work.
	Harley Elmore is involved in that and he has Headhunter Blades and he does a lot of the training.
	So that's one of the operations that I'm really passionate about.
	And then the other one is education.
	So we're doing that documentary.
	It's called Open Secret.
	And just like trying to bring awareness to parents, you know, like your most important job is just keeping your little ones safe and knowing who they're around and what they're learning.
	And just to have parents realize like being busy is not an excuse.
	You need to wake up because it could be really dangerous out there.
	So just, yeah, trying to have people wake up and save the littles.
	Yeah, that's one of my biggest things too is having to be so involved with the border stuff that goes on down here in southern Texas and me coming from so close to it.
	It's, man, I'm not going to lie.
	There's a lot of situations that I'd never forget because being that kind of investigative journalist, like we were following cartel members around.
	We didn't know that there were cartel members at the time, but it's, there's so many times where it's like I'm the camera guy and yet these people and kids that are like so close, they're like looking at me like, why are you filming me right now?
	Like, why aren't you helping?
	That's a shitty feeling, man.
	It really, really is.
	And I mean, that's, that's, I'm not part of the, I'm not part of the people.
	It took me a long time to kind of get over the fact that I'm like, I'm not part of the problem.
	Like, I'm not why you're here and kind of get into my mind that I'm like on the good side because I'm getting your story out.
	But that was a big thing.
	And I can only imagine I have much respect for people who want to push this story or even are like boots on the ground, like you said, because there is so much of it going on and so hard.
	It's like whack-a-mole.
	It really, really is.
	So that's, that's amazing that you have that.
	And I'll definitely Have to reach out to those people, try to get them on too.
	Oh, I'd love to connect you guys.
	He's an amazing man doing really great work.
	It's where we're at.
	It's such a crazy time in history that it's like we're so closely connected, even though, like, I just met you today, but you've been on a couple of my friends' podcasts already.
	You've been on The Chase, you were on with Chrissy Mayer and Lila Harris.
	Those are two of my closest friends.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah, yeah.
	They're amazing people.
	So it's cool, like, how kind of close our circle is of all the people who are trying to fight for the same thing.
	So it's, yeah, and if ever you have a story, you have anything you want to talk about, you're always welcome to this fine establishment of many studios.
	Yeah, we'll have to get you on the other shows next time.
	I'd love to.
	So, but no, I do want to thank you so much for coming on.
	And it was a great conversation.
	We'll definitely have to do this again.
	It was.
	You're an excellent host.
	I had a great time.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	Next time we might have to get into some more culture stuff, some deeper issues.
	But by the time you're here, who knows what will actually happen by that time?
	So thank you so much for coming on.
	Amazing.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	All right, everybody.
	Thank you for all tuning in.
	See y'all later.
	Ooh, that was fun.
	That was smooth.
	Yeah, you're good.
	Thank you.
	You're welcome.
	I looked up and I was like, oh, it's been two hours around here.
	I know you probably had a long day.
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