Bad Robot! | The Daily MoJo: Freedom Friday Ep:032026

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2:28So good news on the Freedom Friday. The scientists in China have now manufactured a way to deliver vaccines through mosquitoes. I trust them. I, why wouldn't you? In a study medicine published in Science Advances Journal, researchers designed mosquitoes, which carry an immunization for rabies and nipoviruses within their saliva, so they have to spit on you apparently. This is transferred when bats eat the insects or insects feed on the bats. It's just a proposal at this point. I don't see why we shouldn't green like this all the way. It would solve a question many of grapple with. How do you vaccinate a flying animal? It does seem tough. I've been grappling with that for years. Thank you. Yeah. Which often roosts in caves with millions of others without exposing yourself to the diseases they carry. And that was in, what was the name of that national park over in West Texas?

3:30It was. Fort Davis. Nope. It's a big band. Are bats over there? Nope. It's the mountains. It's a mountain thing. It's a very under, underutilized. Well, they can do New Mexico, Carl's bad caverns. That's not it either. Okay. West Texas National Park that is not big band. It is a smaller one. What the hell is the name of that one? Anyway, we went into it and there is a cave. I mean, this thing is humongous. I just, I can't even imagine the first people that went into it. I could remember it. I would remember the name of the cave itself. It's not, it's not Sonora caverns. I don't think. But some of them will. Some of them will text it to me soon. I'm sure of it. Long day. Natural bridge caverns, inner space caverns.

4:30Long. No, it's a, it's a big old cave. And the, the first guy to see, I think I even tweeted out some pictures from it because it is so huge when you go in it. Oh, they put it there entire church and steeple all up in there. Oh, it's a city. Yeah, it's a city. It's big enough to be a city, but it's underground cave. And to be the first person down there without lights. You shine your light and it disappears into the distance. Holy. That's pretty much it. It was, um, she saying Carl bad. That's Carl's bad. That's it. Carl's bad caverns and it is freaking amazing. Uh, and the connection here is the bat. The, uh, uh, the bats. When you walk into the cave, there are bats everywhere. Let me get a picture here. Yeah. That's a good one. That's in, uh, New Mexico, right? Uh, I thought it was, um, I thought it was West Texas, but it might be New Mexico.

5:34Uh, it's somewhere down there. It's underground. Yeah. And that, that doesn't even begin to do it justice right there. It's, it is just, it is so freaking huge. I can't even imagine there. There's another of the, uh, anyway, the bats in there. When you walk in, you have to carry an umbrella because the bats will crap all over you. Because there's just thousands of bats in this thing. It is New Mexico, um, West Texas, New Mexico. You know what? It's all their land. It doesn't matter what we call it. White man, uh, it's just tremendous. And you don't want to, uh, have these bats, uh, crap and all there. There's a good day for scale. That thing is just huge. So if you're going to start inoculating bats, that's a good place to start. I can't imagine being down there with no light. The, the first dude that went down there, his name. Yeah, because in the evening at the opening of Carl's bad caverns, that big opening in the

6:38cave that you walked down into, the bats swarm out of there every night. Yeah. Um, James Larkin white. He was a cowboy who investigated what he thought was a column of smoke turned out to be millions of bats emerging from a hole. He and a friend explored the immense underground caverns. Yeah. And went down there with nothing but a flashlight and that was back in the 1930s. Just incredible. I wonder what he would think of the whole thing. You're going to what? You don't think so. It is, uh, free to Friday, Phil Bell will be along here momentarily. We have, uh, the first robot arrest happening in China. We knew it was going to happen. We are almost officially. Um, I mean, we're almost there. We are almost to, and I forgot the name of the movie for say Harrison Ford.

7:38Blade Runner. We're almost at Blade Runner. It's, we're right there. We're right there on the press. I was thinking, uh, robot when you said that. Now Blade Runner is grittier. Blade Runner is, uh, is more like what we, uh, what will I, especially if you look at places like New York City. And I had this picture up here because, uh, we discovered, we discovered, uh, today, according to a story in the Washington free beacon that old mom, Nummy's wife there, who is kind of strangely hot in a crazy ass way. Yeah, she's definitely got him crazy ass. Oh, she will, she'll bury a dagger in your eyeball. There is no question about it. She's like a black widow spider. She'll eat you after you're done. But it's, I look at the look, look at the side. I, she's giving him. Oh, yeah. So it, uh, turns out, uh, she's only like, what, 27? She's pretty young.

8:38The, uh, Ramaduaji. She, um, back in the, back in the mid 2010s. She's out there, tweeting away and glorifying, uh, surprise, surprise terrorists. She, uh, posted a picture on her Tumblr account. Does Tumblr still exist? Uh, beats me. Hmm. Look at that. Get a little dimple in her chin. Kind of, again, she's cute in a crazy way. Uh, she's 20, uh, years old in 2017. So, uh, she tumblers a picture of the Palestinian terrorist Lila Khalid under the, her username Dimash Q. Uh, she loved this, this, uh, crazy revolutionary. Uh, Khalid was a long time member of the PFLP. That, of course, was the Palestinian, the FLP Palestinian freedom, freedom lovers party, I think. Uh, they participate. She was actually, I think the first terror, first woman hijacker of an airplane. See if I can get this picture over here because she's,

9:38I thought it was the same chick at the, uh, at first, but this is actually that is the picture of the terrorist. They're definitely date, don't marry. Right? I mean, they may, they may look like they'd be a lot of fun on a date, and they probably would. But again, then there's that whole, they'll kill you thing. Uh, she was in 1969 and 1970. There were two airplane hijackings. She took place in both of them. And between the two, she had plastic surgery on her face so she wouldn't look like that when she did the second hijacking. She threatened to, uh, on board the plane, she threatened to detonate a grenade unless the pilot's letter into the cockpit. Today, she was revered by terrorist and their allies is the first woman to hijack a plane. And, uh, ma'am, dummy's wife is out there going, yeah, go Khalid. Go Khalid. She celebrated other hours of the whip. You got a pastile believe all women. She was a girl boss back in the 70s and the late 60s.

10:41And, uh, but, but is it fair to criticize somebody for something they did when they were in their teens? I mean, when you are a teenager, you are dumb as a rock. Mostly. So is it fair to, to criticize ma'am, dummy's wife for being a, uh, glorifier of terrorists? I mean, the 10 years, a decade's a long time. I remember I, of a 2015 does not seem like that long ago, does it? Feels like just yesterday. Yeah. But she's out there doing this. And, uh, she was the terrorists, the other terrorists that she was glorifying was Shadia Abu Ghazala. Um, that is this one right here. Again, what is it with these terrorist chicks? Strangely hot in a crazy way. All right. Um, she was the first Palestinian woman to fight in resistance after the 1967 occupation.

11:42This was, uh, uh, uh, international women's day is what, uh, man, dummy's wife put, uh, put out there. Uh, this is, um, she participated in the bombing of an Israeli bus, led several other terrorist attacks. She posed with a rifle there. She, unfortunately, uh, or fortunately, depending upon your outlook. She was, uh, room temperature in 1968. When a bomb she was building in her home, uh, was she intended to use to blow up a building in Tel Aviv. Accidentally, accidentally went kaboom. So, apparently she had blue eyes. Uh, she's considered a martyr in Palestinian society and is the namesake of a school in Gaza. And now when you see her name, you'll know. Uh, Shadia Abu Ghazala, first Palestinian woman to fight in resistance after the 1967 opposition. So, it would seem that New York has at its core now a bit of a problem.

12:43But they elected him. Well, she's not the mayor. No, you're right. And, and she does a mayor and she has no influence. No, they never have a ear at all. Oh, none at all. She won't do that thing for the little finger unless mom dummy does X, Y, and Z. Women have all the power and they know it. That's the scary part. So, we'll just see. It is, it confounds me. They either cheated in New York City or they're actually that thick. But I can't, I mean, I've known a lot of New Yorkers over the years. They don't seem to be that thick. I mean, the ones I, the ones I know and have known, they would think this is crazy to have a radical elected mayor. I mean, Bloomberg looks like a walk in the park.

13:43And who is the other, what was the Julian? No, Giuliani. Hell, he was a hero until they didn't like him. The machine didn't like him and then they took him down. Yeah, and he had to give, he had to give away his damn Mercedes. Oh, a lot of way. Unbelievable. But it just seems crazy to me that they would put somebody like that in, into the mayor's seat. But they did. So, here we are. And this was, if you did not see, at first I want to point out the difference between the coverage on PBS. You have the PBS NewsHour YouTube channel there. Comments are turned off. Yeah. However, you go over to the Fox News, or excuse me, the Fox 9 Minneapolis St. Paul, which is essentially the Fox News, and they've got the comments turned on. That's weird. And which one is looking for support? That would be the PBS.

14:44Support PBS NewsHour. But don't comment on it. It seems a little odd, doesn't it? It seems a little strange. But this. This is Epic Trump. The meaning was that the White House, who is, who is she? Doesn't really matter. She's relatively new, right? If I remember correct, it was like last year she was elected. Is she the president? I think so. Watch her face when the interchanged year between Trump and the Japanese reporter. This is, this is a chef's kiss right here. One question. Why didn't you tell US allies in Europe and Asia like Japan about the war before the King Iran? So we are very confused about it. Okay. First of all, if you had a hard time, I was going to get Duce 5 to translate.

15:44But essentially, the reporter is asking Trump, why didn't you tell your allies? Why didn't you tell Japan? Why didn't you tell the rest of us? You were going to get on Iran's schniz. Are you going to attack Iran? Well, one thing you don't want to signal too much. When we go in, we went in very hard. And we didn't tell anybody about it because we wanted surprise. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Okay. Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor? Okay. Right? Right. Right. Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor? Some would say they did. Yeah. But that's a story for a different day. But that's, I mean, come on. And look at her face. She's like, yeah. She is a whole lot of second. This is what her face is saying. She probably wasn't even alive during Pearl Harbor. Meanwhile, next to him, you hear the woman say, want to get away? Yeah, she really did.

16:46She would like to climb out of her skin suit right now and go have a smoke break. Well, a crafting freak says, what he said to the French reporter was even better. I don't even know what he said to the French reporter. What do you say to the French reporter? I have no idea. Could be. You believe in surprise. I think much more so than us. And we're sneaky. Doose five in people. You're sneaky. You're so sneaky. You believe in surprise much more than us. You're crazy. We had a surprise, and we did. And because of that surprise, we knocked out the first two days. We probably knocked out 50% of what we, and much more than we anticipated doing. So if I go and tell everybody about it, there's no longer a surprise, right? How stupid is a reporter have to be to ask that question to begin with? And then number two, how stupid is the Japanese reporter have to be to ask that question? I mean, you set him up.

17:46I'll knock him down. It makes no, why did he do that? Why would a reporter ask that question? That's crazy. You ask a third grader why you don't tell anybody what you're about to do, especially now, and they can tell you. I don't know what the reporter was thinking, but it wasn't much. I want to know now what he said to the French reporter. If you have not, Rush would call mum Demi's wife a feminazi. Yes, not my dog. That's exactly a feminazi. Possibly a fembot. I mean, she does have the eyes of a fembot. You pop one of those eyes out, and you get all the circuitry in the wire right behind him. That looked though. That's the, I will, if you don't do what I want, I will make sure that you don't do anything.

18:46Oh, this is also the, you want to talk about propaganda. This is, this is some propaganda. This was released by the, you know, you always think of Iran as being, I've never been there. Backwards to non-educated here. And, but they're not, obviously. And, I mean, the, the counterintelligence that they possess and the propaganda machine that they have, pretty slick. Iran's state media. I guess they created it. I don't, I can't believe it was taking me this long to find it. A propaganda video that was released by the Tasnim News Agency. And, it's Lego people. This is good.

19:55Is this night, this is like a Saturday night live. It is. Peace. Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh I feel like we've been transported to, New, I feel like we've been transported into another dimension. I mean... it's a really good animation, no give me wrong. Son of a bitch, Son of a bitch, Son of a bitch, Son of a bitch! Dirk, Dirk, Dirk, Dirk... Dirk, Dirk, Dirk, Dirk, Adalka's got his job.

20:55Act Gary Damott! Act! I got to say those just in kind of badass Lego planes. Are they are they are they planning to release these as kits? On a scale of one to ten from a propaganda standpoint, I'm going to give that like an eight. What does that say in remembrance of the blah blah blah students from the Minab who were martyred at the hands of Zionists and American terrorists?

21:56Yep. So I mean as propaganda goes that's decent propaganda. Credit where credit is due now we know it's not true, but credit where credit is due and the California Calvary to very nice thank you early birthday present back a hell of a tip there. Thank you. I can do it. I can do it. Well, if you're hot, I'll be over to rub your feet. Otherwise, it'll be wrong. That's right. Otherwise, it'll be wrong, but I'm sure you're hot. So I guess it'll be me. Thank you, California Cal girl. Appreciate that. And thank you to everybody who has supported the program. Bugs mom, it's almost like she's thinking, yeah, dude, you're going to be six feet under real soon. Oh, referring to crazy eyes. Now I want to write a song about remember the Dr. Hook song sexy eyes sexy as about a hundred and yeah, sexy eyes moving across the

23:00floor, making more sexy. I love Dr. Hook. It's been a long time since I've listened to Dr. Very, very long times that I've listened to Dr. Hook as well. But now I want to do a parody of the Dr. Hook song sexy eyes and make it crazy eyes. I think that might work. Speaking of songs, in a moment, we will have a little surprise song from our genius minds of AI in the meantime. Before we get to that, anything you want to bring up about the fine workings over at the. Oh, yeah, yeah, do you have do you have that thing I gave you handy? Look at you. Yes. Oh, yeah, you can show that. Yeah, we're going to be we're going to be we're going to be selling these when Brad gets back the insider club members who get the subscriber box. We are sending we were late, of course, on Q4 2025 that one didn't

24:03go out for a month or so, but we're going to be sending out the Q one 2026 subscriber box in the next week. And we're going to put something kind of special in it besides Brad's 3d printed. What do you call it? It's the the the Michael V institute for what? When you 3d print stuff. It's the imagination and production. Yeah, that whatever, those besides those things that Brad has with his own hands made, we're going to be sending out a couple of other things. And Brad's got one of them here to show and we're going to be putting these on the website. More specific. The mouse pad. Is that specific enough? Yeah, so we're going to be whoops, let me do that. There we go. Yeah, so we're going to be congratulations on getting that that preset with you and the and the website in it. Is that's nice? Yeah, okay, yeah. But yeah, we're going to be sending these out to the no, you had it right to the subscribers, the patrons and founders in the subscriber box this month. Pretty proud

25:08of getting this printer working. That is a UV printed mouse pad with a fine, fine depiction of me and Brad. This is me circa 2021. So five years ago, that was you know, you don't you don't take headshots very often. So funny. If you had asked me for one, I would have given you one that was like, look like me, but no, it doesn't look like me either, but it is chat GPT's rendition of us. But yeah, so those 2021 subscriber boxes and this, the retro, the retro mouse, mouse pad. Anyhow, we're going to be sending those out to the subscribers. We're going to be putting them on the website for sale to hopefully boost our revenue a little bit because you know, as Brad said, this might be, this might be it coming up. So yeah, anyhow, mojo, wait, my boost, who's revenue? You're rev or the show the show. Yeah, mojo laser pro's calm. You can you'll be able to find them there. Along with yeah, the wise,

26:12it's a really expensive hobby. The previous Christmas ornaments. Is it just me or does wait a second does is it just me or does Brad look like he's about to over trust a fart in the that image? Possibly. It's possible. Again, that was five years ago. Yeah, that's the old Brad. That's something that's not current Brad. So dude, it's fine. You don't have to worry about that. It's not a scratch in sniff mouse pad. Just say nice shine in your forehead. Where probably on the mouse pad. They criticize. I think they hate knowing me. It does look like I have a bow talk. You're a final looking man on that mouse pad. I'm just going to say it. You know, I always used to think that you looked like you were smarter when you had the lines across the forehead. Now I just think you look old. That's what happens. Mojo laser pro's calm. Who was it that just said they got accidentally? Oh, AJ Gentile accidentally got

27:14Oh, he says he says he accidentally got bow talks. I don't know how how you accidentally get bow talks. Yeah. But he apparently says he got bow talks. I guess in a someone strapped him down in a chair made him made him get it. All right. So it's what'd you say? Mojo laser pro's calm. That's the name of the place. I did. That's the place. Yeah. It's funny. You should say that because uh, here comes a hole. Every day excessive delays and denials from big insurance keep patients from accessing the care they need. And when care is urgent, these delays can be disastrous. These practices cost billions in wasteful spending driving up costs for American families. But while big insurance put up barriers, America's hospitals and health systems are in your corner. Navigating endless reviews and appeals to get you the care you need when you need it most. It's time to curb these harmful practices and put the focus back on patients brought to you by the coalition to strengthen America's health care. Forget everything you had planned for this weekend because you are

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30:40So apparently if you wrap your keys up in aluminum foil, you have those stupid little things you always see at the bottom of a website and it says, you know, people are wrapping their keys in or you should always put a water bottle on top of your car antenna at night. Here's why and then you click on it and it's an endless number of images that you have to keep clipping and then you never get to the one that tells you why you should put a water bottle on top of your yes and it works. It works. People do I've clicked it just like I just clicked the damn things see what happens but this one is apparently not stupid. Wrapping that little it creates something apparently of a Faraday cage because with the keyless entry systems where you just have the key the fob and there's actually no keyhole in the car. You just walk up with the fob and the door

31:41unlocks and you get in and you can push start and all that. Well, what thieves are doing is they will work in pairs, one will stand by your car, the other will stand by your front door and he has a booster that will pick up the radio frequency from the fob, boost it to the one who's standing by your car. Car door opens, they get in, they hit start, they go bye-bye. But if you wrap your, I guess you do the same thing if you put your fob in a microwave oven or a Faraday bag but what you want to do is break this signal because the car is always listening for the signal from the from the fob. Yeah. How it knows if you walk up. So you've got to, it's just that's actually sounded like a good idea to me that you should probably not have the car hanging or the key hanging on a hook close to the door because they will get in there and they will somehow take your car. Now this is, let's see how do we, this is, this is weird. This is

32:53weird. Let's see what they say in this. I'll give you the details. I've been arrested in China after allegedly scaring a seven year old woman and now the footage is going viral. The humanoid bot, a unitary G1 was a film to being escorted away by police. That looks really bizarre. And that's real footage. That's real footage of them escorting a robot away. After the incident outside a residential complex in Macau, the woman had stopped to check her phone when she suddenly noticed the robot standing silently behind her. She panicked yelling and swinging her back saying her heart was racing. Police say the robot wasn't attacking. It was simply waiting for her to move out of the way but the encounter left her shaken enough to be taken to a hospital and she later confirmed she wouldn't press charges. Officers then removed the robot and returned it to its operator reminding them to be more careful but the robot was being used for a local promotion controlled by a mix of AI and human supervision. Online people are calling it

33:56the first robot arrest ever with jokes about robots needing lawyers and mug shops. It sounds funny but with the robot police already being tested in some countries, this could be a glimpse of what's coming. Oh, hang on a second. I did not. I have never seen one of those. The big rolling ball a robot. Can you see that? I did. I've not seen one before. No. What is that all about? I'll figure somewhere in Asia. Those people are crazy. Why does that do every other video platform? You hit the space bar. It starts again on this stupid platform which is YouTube. It takes you to the next video. Anyway, the robot got arrested, technically not arrested, just escorted away because a woman was, well, she was scared and he was standing there. She, I guess she was looking here and she looked up and he was just right there. Why he didn't walk around her? I don't know. It's a unitary G1 humanoid robot. It's a commercial robot. It's four feet tall. It looked like it looked like

35:01it was taller than she was. One robots, the ones we saw in the dance. Remember when you played the video of all the dancers? Yeah. I think that was the, I think, yeah, the Chinese dancer. I think that's the G1, but it's the one that you're seeing out on the streets more than any other robot now. It's the little, yeah, this one. That thing is agile, dude. That thing will kick your ass. That is, that is crazy. So if it was one of those good things that didn't have a little stick with it, huh? Look at that. How agile those things are.

36:09Yeah, but can it wash the dishes? Oh, wow, even better. Hang on a second. Do you remember when we were talking about that robot who was in the restaurant and it started to pick up the glasses or it was, it had plates and it started dropping the plates and then they went over and they had to manhandle the robot into submission and we're like, no, that's got to be AI because it didn't look like it was played at the time. Yeah. Yes, what? It was real. Not Cooper T. Don California. Well, restaurant, a humanoid robot's attempt to bust a move, just going bust. Items flying in the air. Restaurant workers, this is NBC so either they were sucked in by the fakery or it's real. The way this played out, it's funny, but what are the potential risks of a robot

37:10like that going haywire in a tight restaurant setting? No, my reaction was first laughter and then I immediately set out out loud. This is very scary and very unsafe. I wouldn't worry too much about this robot sort of going rogue and leaving the restaurant and doing anything. I think it's just much more of a physical fear here. NBC News Chief Tech analyst Joanna Stern says this humanoid should have a kill switch that its operators do not. Oh, it has a kill switch. You don't want to hit the kill switch. At least not while you're standing close to it. You remember the old quadville days where they would where you'd be dancing on the stage and the hook would come out from the side and yank them off. That's what that looked like. That's what that reminded me of they're trying to get to stop dancing. Just get off the stage. So that was real. It turns out. That's just somebody said in the comments just wait until it's a robotic sushi chef with knives. Yep. Because the first thing you did when you because you thought it was hitting throwing

38:15something. I thought it way I didn't realize it was the straws bouncing up. But it was. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Boom. That right there. Yeah. I'll be damned. That thing was that was she was on it though. She said, Oh, she was on it. She was on it like white on rice. That is crazy. That's okay. So we have that being a robot going rogue. We have the other robot just mining its own damn business on the sidewalk. Trying to do its thing. Trying to get to where it was supposed to be and the woman freaks out. I kind of put that on her. Although she swore she wasn't going to sue. Yeah, we'll see about that. Unless she signed something that said she couldn't sue. But I'm not so sure about that either. Sound salt and says somebody, somebody hacked in and made it dance. That's entirely possible.

39:16And and likely because that's what they do to the the segues and that's what they years ago. It showed them hacking into a not a Waymo and it wasn't even a it wasn't even a self-driving car. It was just a car that had internet. Oh, it was a internet cable. It was a Prius, wasn't it? And shut it down. And shut it down on the highway. Yeah. And Ford, I think I mentioned this the other day. Ford is working on a program that will if you miss a payment and if it's a if it has the self-drive capability. Right. It will drive itself back to the dealership. All fun games. Where's my car? Should have made the payment and I don't necessarily I don't necessarily disagree with them. Which one of these? I think it's I think it's this one. So we'll try this one. Should we wait until

40:27you know what yeah we'll I know Phil is standing by so what we will do is we will create a little hole and take a break and then we will we'll have Hobo Joe's surprise. We will have Phil Bell and so much more but in the meantime, Ron, I believe hold on. Let me get this ready. Just it's funny. Just in case it's funny. Okay. Ron has some thoughts to share. No, it was just it's just look. It's a Friday pondering thoughts day. Here's the thought for you to ponder on this Friday and I'm assuming we're going to go to break as soon as it's here's hope we are. Here's the thought. Do twins ever realize that one of them was unplanned? Hmm. I tried to go to break. When you really need care, you need 24

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43:44I have no doubt. I have no doubt. Yes, don clats. It's just wait until uninsured cars won't start up. Crazy Rich Asians. James and Louisiana after that joke, that outro was perfect. Technically that was an intro. It was an intro. But yes, it's the way it's structured. If you go back and listen to the podcast, it's actually an intro. And I was pleased to see that AJ does it the same way on the basement. Oh, cool. Except he's not, he's not as meta about it. They're very meta about it. He's just like, we're going to take a break and we're back. All right, so Hobo Joe, what was it that Hobo Joe said the other day? I can't remember something about it. And we decided we should make you're nobody until you've had a you've had a song. Hey, asshole. Why did we do this?

44:47I don't remember. You said you were going to make one, but I don't remember why? Yeah, because he's a retired cop and I hope he's still around because if he's not we're wasting our opportunity. He was in the chat room a little bit earlier. And if he's not in there, the rest of you can tell him all about his very own song called Hobo Joe and the Daily Mojo. Hey, Hobo Joe and the Daily Mojo. Yeah, yeah, let the chat room on says Brad Dad's golden away. He goes but around doing it wrong. Yeah, stars and stripes on his old pocket laughing at the magic till the day is done. Hobo Joe and the Daily Mojo. Ron's doing it wrong again.

45:53Joe comes on at the crack of dawn. He's first one in that feed. Joe come out headlines dropping those singers bold as you ever did see. Hobo Joe and the Daily Mojo. Yeah, the guy, yeah, let the chat room on says Brad Dad's sharp and the scroll bleep low, but around doing it wrong again. Flag on the wall and books by the door. Proud old heart beating red. White blue Hobo Joe and the Daily Mojo. Ron's doing it wrong again. That's true. Retired cop with a Hobo name still calling out the fools and fine. If freedom rings on the moon and show you, you'll hear that holler from Hobo Joe. Hobo Joe and the Daily Mojo. Yeah, the guy, yeah, let the chat room on says Brad Dad's right. Till it's time to go, but Ron's doing it wrong again. Hey, boy.

46:54You kind of get the idea there. All right, that has to be my favorite AI song you've done. I enjoyed our Hobo Joe. That's my favorite so far. That's got a groove and beat, doesn't it? That has a groove and beat. Just for you, Hobo Joe, foot stompers, toe stompers, whatever. Are you drunk? I am probably a little drunk. Let me get that for you. Okay. There he is. I love that. Oh, wait a second. Did you see him? You saw my hat before before you came in? I got to do this. It's my Gulf of America brother. Brother from a different mother. Hi, Phil, you look nice. Thank you.

47:56Now, Hobo Joe, if you're out there, we don't encourage people to be hobos on the trains, but if you're going to do it, just remember you get in a rail car. There's a lot of stuff that's kind of exposed and sharp and so forth. So you got to be really careful to stay safe while you're out there. You don't encourage it, but you want to be safe at all times. So there is a difference between a tramp and a Hobo. Tramps don't, yeah, all the time. All right. Tramps don't, Hobo's work. Hobos go from town to town, and that's why they have a code. There's a Hobo code. They use chalk or other ways to mark things. They will mark mailboxes, at least they used to, mark the mailboxes of people with a little secret code saying these people are friendly to Hobos. They will offer you food, whatever. So the previous Hobos and the ensuing Hobos will know which homes to go to, which ones to avoid.

48:57So they just kind of, they travel from town to town looking for work. Tramps, on the other hand, just beg. So there's a big difference between being a Hobo and being a tramp. You didn't know that. I've known a few tramps in my life. You are a tramp. So Hobos are the conservatives. Tramps are the liberals. That's pretty much the way to put it. Yep. Yes, that's exactly right. Yeah. I found that out a few years ago in the fact that they actually, I mean, they are not lazy. They're not bombs. And I mean, and it may be the bomb versus the, the tramp, it may be bombs and Hobos as opposed to tramps and Hobos because I think tramp may be the English version of Hobos. I may have gotten that mixed up, but Hobos definitely work. So there you go. That's my, that is my pop culture contribution this morning. And that's all you get. That's the end of my intellect for today. Except for when we get to Afro man. You should be proud of him. He's one of your people. You

49:59should be very proud of him. I know. I am a big fan of Afro man. I love the, because I got high song. I thought that was great because believe it or not, I know a lot of people out there will be surprised by this, but I am a 1980s era Nancy Reagan wore on drugster. Now, I've mellowed a little bit in my years as I've gotten older, but I always thought that was good because at the time it came out, everybody was running around like, Oh, yeah, man. Look, weed is the killer app. You are going to be able to do everything because of weed. It's going to make you feel good. It's going to make you look good dog on it. People are going to like you. And oh, by the way, weed is going to be so amazing. You, we won't have any other taxes because of weed. And then Afro man said, just, just, just so you know, here's a little bit of the real. And by the way, we're still paying all the other taxes. So it didn't work. Yeah. Well, and the, the, the long and short of it is that

51:01there are some people who are far more efficient when they're high. I've known some, I've known some people who they can work and they are functioning, but they, when they're not high, oh, dear Lord, that you want to punch them in the face. They are annoying as hell. They can't get anything done. And it's weird. Some people are just like that. I, not, I cannot work. If I, if I've popped an edible, nope, don't ask me to do anything that requires that much brain function. There's nope, that ain't happening. But it is weed these days is like wine. There are, there are variety. Have you ever been in a dispensary? No, I've driven by a ton of them, but I've never actually walked inside. Yeah, I mean, they're, they're good ones. They're bad ones. Really nice one. We make two in Vegas. Plenty. Plenty 13. Holy crap. It's like an apple store. Yep. It sure is. I mean, it's sweet. It's clean. They're well lit glass cases. They have the, they have their buds in glass cases. Yeah. So you can choose whatever the weed version of a

52:06sommelier would be. They have those. They would you like it to do? It's really incredible. It's, it's an amazing industry. And it's primarily the alcohol industry that obviously does not want them around and are, are funding a lot of these campaigns against. And it's a, it's an interesting business. Now, you know, it'd be dangerous. If I went there and they said, well, what would you like it to do? And my response was, I'd like to forget about my 30s. I'm worried that they'd actually be able to sell me something that could do that. So that's what I'm concerned about. Oh, they might be able to. We'll get, we'll, we'll save the Afro man stuff until the end, because I do want to, there's a little tidbit that I discovered yesterday that I hadn't put out there and it's, it's fascinating. And it's what, I mean, what an American story that is. Talk about David and Goliath. But let's start with the Joe Kent story,

53:09because this one fascinates me. So he resigns because he can't get behind the Iran operation. But prior to that, he had tweeted all of these things saying, hey, Iran is an imminent threat and blah, blah, blah. So, and I still do not know. Now, trust Trump. So I'm like, all right, he knows what he's doing. There's something I, well, I don't know what, what's going on. But what is the story from Joe Kent? Well, that's actually the reason why I suggested we talk about it today is because the story from Joe Kent is very, very difficult to understand. First of all, let's remember this guy ran twice as a mega conservative for a seat. I believe it was in the state of Washington from, for US Congress. But then didn't, when came very close. And I remember at Freedom Works, we were very much behind Joe Kent because we really liked a lot of what he was running on. So he was somebody that we got to be very familiar with over the years. And then he

54:10gets appointed to this position where he's working under Tulsi Gabbard. And like you would expect, and I think would be reasonable, he became very quiet. You didn't hear much because, you know, he's going about his day to day tasks. And then one day he says, I'm out. I'm resigning because I cannot abide by the Iran War. And a couple of days later, he's sorry, let me back up, Iran conflict. It's not a war. That's important because we know the rules. They're going to come for us. You know, and then he's on with Tucker Carlson. He's talking about not only that, but he's saying, look, I was kept from speaking to the president, although he also says that he was able to talk to the president on his way out. And then he was told to, you know, basically don't pursue anything about Charlie Kirk, even though there was evidence of foreign involvement, which would validate Candaceau and Sue everybody has been calling crazy. So it's just such a big, multifaceted story. And it's something that we are probably going to hear about for at least a few weeks. And I would

55:14encourage everybody out in the audience to do their own research. Watch Tucker on this and do your own research on it. I still can't figure out what's going on with Tucker, I think. I mean, it is show business. So some of you know, it's if people forget it is we are still in the, he's not a technically he's not a newsperson. He's not a news anchor. Is he a journalist or is he a commentator? I would give him a new category, which is podcaster. Podcaster nowadays is separate hybrid. Everything else has been out there because you're blending journalism, you're blending opinion and you're blending some level of entertainment as well. So you think about what Rush built and then you turbocharged that. That is what the podcaster is except that obviously now he doesn't have to go around and say, well, what stations can we'll carry us and did we irritate and affiliate

56:17out here in Neworia. So that's what I would call him. What makes me wonder and I'm right there with you about what's going on with Tucker. Well, I read an article in or an opinion piece in the New York Post, which said, Hey, look, he's just been absolutely undermining the president. We see all of these memes that were going around last week that said the president used him to basically communicate to the Ayatollah, the old Ayatollah that, Hey, we're not going to attack you and then we attack them. And then you've got some people just say, Oh, no, he's absolutely wonderful. He is a true enigma of our time. And what he's doing, I don't have a problem with because it's the free and open exchange of thoughts and ideas. That's what America is all about. And you should be able to have different angles from which to view any given topic, any subject, including up to and including more. And that's what he's doing. He's presenting. I don't know if he believes it. I

57:20don't know if he is just putting it out there to be not like this rest of the apples in the basket. That would that would be a smart thing to do, too. I need to do a differentiate myself from all the other shiny red apples in there. So I'm going to come at it from this from this angle. That's what Doc did all the time. And so I don't fault him for that. He does make you think. And so that's good. We don't all get into the the echo chamber. And you know, tried to have to fall in, you know, lockstep with each other, which the Democrats are very good at. But that doesn't necessarily make it a good thing. So I don't he has not technically he hasn't really attacked Trump. He has just put out an alternate point of view from what I can see. And is that accurate? You're you're spot on. And I love that take because look, one of the problems that we always had as conservatives is we were always looking for a leader. And

58:26it was always an odd thing because we are individuals. We love our individualism. But we always want somebody to lead us. Well, now we're getting into this era where we say, look, I can listen to different sources and different ideas, which by the way, we always did. And now we can have differing opinions and still be conservatives because if there's one thing I've noticed for the most part, I haven't seen rank and file conservatives, mega people and so forth, which I, you know, kind of wrap into all the same movement because that's what I am. I haven't seen a lot of people saying, well, look, I'm not going to talk to Johnny or Suzie or whoever because he listens to Candace or he listens to Tucker. I haven't seen much of that. So that's a positive and that can only benefit our movement. And Candace, for instance, I still, my jury is still out on her. I don't know if she's crazy. I don't know if she is being accurate. I just don't know. She and Ben Shapiro obviously

59:33at odds and have been for some time. And I think she and Tucker are like in the same camp, but I'm not really sure. And you know, the McCrone thing, which again, I don't care if Brigitte McCrone is a dude, but it's a fascinating little story there. And they have not yet provided any proof that she isn't a dude, not that they have to. However, it would be interesting if they, you know, they said they would, but they haven't. And as a matter of fact, a couple of weeks ago, when, when Dan Andros from faith wire was on, he's like, no, they presented proof that she's not a dude. And I'm like, I don't think so. And if you go in there, there's still been no, they said they would, but they still haven't presented any proof. And if you ask Grock or Chad GPT or any of those, they will all tell you, oh no, there's no, it's a, she's a woman because there's no proof that she's not. All right, but there's no proof that she's not a dude. Well, that's just not an AI will argue

1:00:34with you in that it will say there's no credible evidence that she's a guy. Right. And then I would ask it, okay, so you're saying there's a 0% chance that she's a guy. And the AI will respond with there is a, was it a reasonable, some, it was flowery language for any reasonable person would know that she's not a guy. I'm like, okay, that's not a 0% chance. Again, not that it matters, but it's a fascinating discussion. And when you put yourself out there in the public eye, like she does, and has, and when you, how, how much older is she than, uh, um, Manuel McCrall? More than a few years. Yeah. More than a few. And she met him when he was a youth. So right. And by the way, since you mentioned him being a youth, wasn't they, didn't they basically admit what we would call sexual assault? You know, because you hear about these teachers getting on

1:01:38with all the boys, female teachers getting on with all the boys, and they're all getting strung up. Yeah, she was grown. Yeah. Just got to become first lady of France. Yep. I, I, I think that needs to be investigated. And, and, uh, don't forget Cesar Chavez now, they're trying to throw him under the bus because, uh, for fifth to something 50 years ago. So you kept your mouth shut for 50 fricking years, but now you want to take him out. Is it maybe because of his stance, uh, before he died, obviously, on illegals. And the fact that he and his boys were good under the board and beat the crap out of the illegals coming across because they were taking away the jobs from the farm workers. I mean, could that be the reason you all wanted, want to knock him back a few pegs, and he's not here to defend himself? So there's precedent. Yeah, and that, and I'll tell you, that's just one of the most sickening things because you think about it. Someone like that is, um, you know, they were revered and everything else. And then one day,

1:02:45they just decided, ah, you know what, we're not gonna, we're not gonna do this anymore. We've decided based on today's standards that you are a problem. Yes. Excuse me. That's on things that, right. Now, as you go ahead, go ahead. You're on a road. Yeah. No, based on today's standards, you're a problem. And therefore, we're going to completely delete you from, uh, from the good graces of the world. Now, interestingly enough, there have been people come along and said, well, hey, wait, Martin Luther King was no, no saint here. In fact, he didn't even believe in a lot of the basic tenants of the Christian faith as most of us believe in them. So, but, you know, this, that doesn't quite get the traction, at least not yet, that Caesar Chavez has. So it really does show you how, um, you know, ephemeral so much of this can be, especially when you are an icon of the left. Yes. And that's just it. It's the, as far as I know, there have not been any perfect human

1:03:50beings except one a long time ago. And since then, everybody has been flawed. And I mean, some would say that Jesus had a little problem with anger, but that's not for me to judge. Um, so, you know, you can't take, and you're never going to find, again, I refer back to Mary Lisa. You're never going to find the perfect individual. And like you said, judging by today's standards, I don't know what Caesar Chavez did in 1971 or 67 or whenever it was, but, you know, they're throwing out the 12 and 13 year old that he assaulted them. Where are they? Number one, be, how do you prove that they're not lying? If there's a child involved, because Huerta said that there was a child involved in one of the assaults that he knocked her up and, and so if that child was around, we could do the paternity test, but she was over a age of consent back then anyway.

1:04:51So it's still right. Her word against a dead guy, which is just right. And I've been very adamant, even though this gets a lot of people upset in that if somebody is doing something like this, if they are engaging sexual assault, sexual abuse, come forward with it right now. Don't wait. Don't give them the opportunity to go assault and abuse others. Do it right now. I don't care how difficult it is for you. I don't care how hard. I do it right now if not for you, but for the others that they can do that too. Because two things happen. Number one, more people get hurt. And while you are not a co-conspirator, you certainly did leave the door open for that to happen. And number two, this also means now everybody who's around them, that could be the business that they work for, that could be their family, that could be their friends, all of them are out here saying,

1:05:51Oh, well, Bob or Georgia, Alan, Alan or whatever. He's such a wonderful guy. Sure, yeah, he should coach on the baseball team. He knows baseball really well. Well, guess what? Now all of them are basically being, you know, goaded into giving this individual more of an opportunity to do these things. Come forward now. Do not wait 50, 60 years. Yes, I would term that either come forward now or shut your dirty, horror mouth, but that's just me. Before we take a little break and there's something breaking, actually, here's what we're going to do, Ron, wake up. Okay. We're going to give this a little piece of breaking news and then you're going to have something to ponder and then we'll have the hole. How's that sound? Okay, sounds good. That worked for you. Yeah. I first of all, I went over to the New York post website to see if we could usually at the top of the website, there's about four teachers who've been popped for popping some kid. And I see this breaking a CBS news set to lay off 15% of staffers as early

1:06:57as today as Barry Weiss is reshaping the newsroom. That just hit. So wow, CBS news, surprising. I don't think so. Do you? Nothing surprising there. I think that's perfectly reasonable. We've known that news operations have long been money losing operations for a long time. We know there's a lot more competition for news. And if we know one thing because we all exemplify it, there is not very much news out there that anybody wants to pay for. So if nobody's willing to pay for it, why are you going to be able to run up big deficits and no one's reading it? Yeah, that is the truth. All right, with that, we'll talk more about that in a moment. But first, uh, Ron's with Ron is here with some uh, uh, again, it's Friday thoughts to ponder, right? So don't ever, don't ever try to justify it. Just it is. It's Friday thoughts to ponder because you got to think about this and it'll take you all weekend to think about it. Here's another one for you. If poison expires, is it more poisonous

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1:10:49I'm still thinking about the boy that you're right. It's going to take me all weekend to kind of be absolutely right. See Wade says I bet Rush would have gone further right by this time if he was still alive like we all have. I can only imagine where doc would be sitting right now. He'd be sitting in the insane asylum because he would have knocked his head against the wall so many times. Oh without it. John Dick was more libertarian. I think you mean doc more libertarian than conservative though. I think he'd be on board with me and monarchism. Remind me what monarchism is. Monarchism. I don't know. I don't know that I've heard about monarchism. I feel has bring fill back in. Phil Bell. Washington DC. Not a DEI higher as far

1:11:56as anybody knows. What is monarchism? I believe in the monarchy. So I'm kind of surprised at anyone suggesting that they want a monarchy. I don't think it's monarchy. It's mine. I don't think that isn't it different. Monarchism. I've heard of it. Monarchism is a libertarian political philosophy advocating for a minimal state or night watchman state. I've heard of it before. I just have not looked deeply into its eyes. Okay. So the difference is the eye and the oh is that what you're saying? Yes. It's not monarch. It's my my my notchism or minarchism as opposed to monarchism. It's the difference between. So you're going to get a kick out of this. All right. I I went to Al Gore's internet but I've never really been good with these touchscreen phones the way I was with Blackberry. So I tried to put that in but it said these are results are monarch

1:13:03Imo in our CHISM and it's condition of all having only one testicle present or to send it into this program. And so what the hell? You're not supposed to say that Brad. Thanks. They had you pinned right there. That's amazing. What reminds me was it's Scott Hamilton. No, but his was he only had one because of what was it? A desticular cancer. He was sitting in the makeup chair over at the other place and he was talking about how Lance Armstrong had come up and said something and mentioned it on the air and that Lance had said yeah between the two of us we got a couple of nuts and Scott says I didn't quite know what to say in response to that. Yeah. But uh and and Scott Hamilton he is the cutest little thing you can he can stand on your knee. He just hi he's tiny like this tall tiny little guy. He's a cute little guy. Everybody should have a Scott Hamilton. Well and you know I you just reminded me I need to watch I think there's a

1:14:08documentary on Lance Armstrong right because at some point didn't he admit yes he was doping and juicing and doing everything there's another one but at least in his case it wasn't that he got judged by standards from later on he got judged by his own standards reasonably and of course fell from grace. Yeah yeah exactly but the the point about standards well yes standards have changed obviously. I mean go back 200 years and you had you know 13 and 14 year olds getting married and and and having you know 18 kids because you need to help on the farm obviously we don't need that anymore and so sorry I'm looking at the monarchism at the same time I've tried to explain that which I probably shouldn't do but it's obviously times have changed that is no longer morally morally correct according to modern society so you shouldn't be out there

1:15:10you know with the 13 and 14 year olds but two 300 years ago it was fine and even 50 years ago I don't know what Caesar Chavez was doing and and nobody else does either is Huerta says she that you know that he basically raped her but we don't know if that's true or not and you're right we should not be trying to take somebody down like that which makes me wonder why Greg Greg Abbott yesterday decided he was going to cancel Caesar Chavez day in Texas. What a pussy. Come on hot wheels. Yeah hey cancel it that's ridiculous cancel it that is absolutely ridiculous we don't know what the truth is and just because somebody says X wires he doesn't mean that's true. Well I think it's it's very interesting that's one of those I guess the the enemy of my enemy is is in trouble now so you think about it what we're what was the big thing with Caesar Chavez well

1:16:12it was organizing labor unions and you know while I personally don't disagree with labor unions I think they have a place as long as they're not given special protection by government I think it's interesting you can say well hey wait a minute look the head of this whole labor movement here or the modern face of it is a problem so we'll go ahead and cancel it since now the left can't seem to get itself together but Brad I actually think I'm more with you in that this is what you're going to cancel it over absolutely not that doesn't make sense right it's just it's it's it bothers me when it's so easy to take and no one's perfect so how do you find somebody how do you define somebody they're go everybody including Martin Luther King and everyone else who's ever been lifted up as an icon has flaws and I again we don't know what Caesar Chavez did I'm sure he wasn't perfect I'm sure

1:17:12he's done it did a few things that we'd look down upon but then before you cast a rock look in the mirror which is a great segue into speaking of unions I don't know if the Alaska Airlines and FedEx cargo planes at Newark having a near miss are we laying that at the feet of air traffic controllers or TSA no air traffic control on this one so apparently two airplanes FedEx cargo and Alaska Airlines came within a football field of hitting each other when one of them was told to to go around and it was too late for the for the controller to have made that made that order for him to do so and what's really interesting about this first of all if anybody has spent time in the Newark airport area it is very very urban very very you know lots of businesses rail yards obviously the airport the New Jersey Turnpike all of that right in close proximity so

1:18:14if you ended up with a mid-air collision it wouldn't just be the people in the air who would have been affected by that which had been very scary but it also goes back to we still have not seen any substantial improvement and this is over decades on air traffic control and adding more people to the system I learned that there are only two schools that you can go to in the entire country to learn to become an air traffic controller and even then the washout rate is very very high so not only do you have very few people who are qualified to do this but there has been little to no movement whatsoever on changing those conditions and that leads to this kind of thing here is an image from ABC News I'm not sure if this is a depiction of the actual event or not but if they were going perpendicular to each other that's that's pretty close three feet pretty close to each very close oh think about 300 feet you've been and if you're on that

1:19:22Alaska plane you look down and you're oh look at that you know it's going to be that close yeah I was talking yesterday with a pilot who used to fly those was it C 135s the refueling KC KC 135 yeah yeah that and he said that the when the jets I think it was an F 35 when they would come up from behind to a refuel that it would F around with the the KC 135 because it's pushing so much air in front of it the F 35 is the plane coming from behind is pushing so much air it's creating a lot of was a bad air I guess it's called and he said it would be it would get tough to control that KC 135 when he was flying it which I can't even imagine I can't even imagine being up there in that situation and having having such a large plane because that the the crash was obviously tragic and horrific but I never really thought about the airplane behind

1:20:28making all that making that air pressure problem for the for the refueler and then it was forcing all that fuel I don't know is is the fuel forced in is it pumped in by the receiving aircraft is a little both that's kind of a cool thing but that's a great point I'd never thought of that yeah and I don't know I don't know if it's pressurized or if it's sucked out of the other point I don't know I don't know if it's blown in or sucked out and I'll just leave it right there um well you know what I just gotta say there are some things this is what frustrates me about our government our government has come up with stuff that's as cool as that and we should give them credit for it but at the same time they've also said yeah we're gonna we're gonna get these 40 and 50 year old dudes to touch your junk in order to get on an airplane now they're smarter than that they're more capable than that they could make better use of our tax dollars than that but they don't and I want elected officials who force them to be more

1:21:33like the people who created mid air refueling and less like we want to grab your nuts yeah I love you Phil um I just had a thought that what if what they're doing with the TSA at dickticklers.com uh what if it is just basically mass grooming that we are getting people because that's kind of what it is you're getting people used to getting touched that's all because it oh yeah there's no practical application to what they're doing they have not found one thing with their stupid search method and there's no other reason I can think of other than they're just uh grooming us to be less sensitive to getting touched in public is all I can figure oh yeah and that was that's one thing covid with the masks was another how much would you be

1:22:33willing to accept in terms of restrictions and uh you know an invasion in your body and it's so interesting that excuse me that this has come at these times because what was so much of the rhetoric for much of the 2010s and into the 2020s well it's about the body and how the body's got to be treated with respect and you know for example the Harvey Weinstein's of the world we're not treating the body with respect but but it's okay if the government wants to disrespect you it's okay if the government wants to take your uh your identity away it's okay if they want to touch you inappropriately oh no it's fine yeah so yeah no I think you're a hundred percent right right that it's that's diabolical and evil and everything else I'll rolled up into one unreal uh let's see here next up on the itinerary uh us uh territory turned uh tropical maternity ward has produced thousands of american babies for parents living in China

1:23:35oh this is fascinating yeah so the northern mariana islands uh which is a territory that you hear about maybe twice a year uh you know sometimes with presidential primaries well turned out in 2009 Barack Obama for some odd reason decided to give them a visa waiver so basically you can feel free to come on into the in that area to the Chinese to the Chinese if you want and you know have your child there and then you can go on back to China with your now american baby why did Barack Obama decide to give this carve out to the Chinese I mean even in 2009 it was understood that China was a threat to the United States why do they need someplace special to engage in birth tourism and what made that administration so eager to do it I'm trying to picture where the this is a map but it really is not where are the northern mariana islands the Pacific

1:24:41rise and managing climbers what where are these uh ish you know that's a good that's a good question uh I've heard of them and I've uh oh hang on I've got a better image here here we go uh over here and a lot of being a lot of boom there we go so there's Japan there's Austria and there are the mariana islands right there the northern mariana islands interesting placement yeah yeah and and you know you're not even you're not even saying to the Chinese hey why don't you come on over and get some McDonald's or Burger King although I simply have some there but you know just kind of roll out of bed get on a couple hour flight head over have your child then go back home and by the way down line as the article points out clearly not only will your child be eligible it will be a citizen but can lead chain migration

1:25:48as it's done now I'm trying to see if I understand this um that's so that is a US territory which I was not aware of how the hell did we get a hold of that as a US territory and I don't know it may have been during world war two I remember hearing about Saipan a lot but there were a fair amount of those areas out there we ended up with them just kind of as a result of what was going on I think that was one do we have any military installations in the mariana islands US territory but a focal point for immigration policy birthright citizenship discussion since 2009 we Obama administration introduced visa waiver blah blah um impact on system don't know um I don't think we do I don't think we do well I mean I would see that as strategic being that it was a question one more time do we have any military bases there I mean oh look how close is it yeah I was gonna say that

1:26:51probably we should we probably during yeah world war two uh launch something from there I would think is that's the only reason I can think we'd even be there yeah which is a unique thing to the not well maybe it's not unique to the United States because I think Russia has little side posts here and there but it's fascinating that America has these little little places like this in the middle of BF Egypt it's oh yeah that's ours yeah that's ours which I'm cool with because you got to keep an eye on things yeah so according to AI the US military has a presence in the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands huh and it's though you you don't need a passport to go there and I was wrong uh apparently we got them in the Spanish American war oh so Spain had them at one point I wonder if that was part of the the part of the

1:27:53part of the field of bats governing the game yeah you know what's fascinating back during the revolutionary war here in the states out on the west coast it was Spain going up and down you know installing all of the uh all of the missions and wiping out the wiping out the Indians and so I was reading about that the other day and you do you don't think about anything happening out on the west coast of the north america like that during the revolutionary war except what's happening you know with the patriots versus the red coats on the east coast that's what we're doing that's only happening and everything out west is nothing but a bunch of prairie dogs and sagebrush and us Indians running around but this uh Spanish were out there conquering the Indians and wiping them out with measles and things so I just read I just read that right in this area right here is the mariana trench uh just said I'd imagine you're the you're the mariana trench

1:29:00just to the deepest yeah well then I what do you want to bet it has something to do with exploring the mariana trench that we're also there that's gotta be something gotta be something in that trench that's of uh monetary value I'm guessing have they ever fully explored it not fully I mean they've got there's some weird stuff living down there the pictures of all the the weird fishes and marine life down there and that wolf I mean there's some stuff that it's nightmare fuel but well yeah well that's that's fascinating what what Obama did there's always a reason and why you know why of all people of all China why not Japan Japan seems actually pretty close but why China and why it's necessary so was it was there pay off involved is there some kind of deal that was negotiated

1:30:03because we know Barack Obama did such great deals like the Rand deal so I it is worth knowing more about yeah there is um it's just Tony representative Tony Tiffany renewed the criticism of the viso waiver policy affecting the northern mariana islands this is an Instagram uh post or I would try to play it for you but Instagram is a giant pain in the ass um Eskimos not my dog says Eskimos fought Russia in 1804 we've been doing it's it's crazy what's been happened I mean when you really start digging down deep all of the stuff that's it's happened around uh North America in in 1776 and and forward it is really a fast I should have paid more attention in class because it really is fascinating the people that were here who was here and where they came from to get here in

1:31:10North America that's another one of those things that we were taught in school that is probably a lie because we were all taught right came down over the bearing land bridge up there and it looks like they may have come up from the south it's all been a lie well everything and you know what's so interesting what you're supposed to and because it goes to one of the topics I was I was thinking about for this morning but I just passed on it one of the places where you think a lot of that discovery would take place would be college but when you go to college just like unfortunately in high school all you get are these kind of survey courses unless you decided you would deep deep major and then you know otherwise yeah you know there were people here and these are white people and of course the white people are bad and there are black people they were enslaved now you're here so make sure you paid and uh yeah we're good it's really yeah it shows that there's a clear agenda obviously in higher education and it's not about education right not not even not

1:32:13even a little bit and that's again we were lied to in much the same way that they are being lied to about a lot of things we just didn't know we were being lied to um all those years ago and so many things that we weren't taught in school or that we were taught that is just flat out wrong and that up to and including nutrition the you know the four food groups and then and medicine and everything else they would they've been indoctrinating us for decades and we didn't fully realize it and I think we're still realizing the impact of it today because you know I'm like the pyramids that's another one the pyramids we're all told yeah that's where they buried the pharaohs nope that's not that's not true either nothing nothing is real anymore well it's starting you know the four I'm glad you mentioned that I just want to to to make this

1:33:14point and I'm curious anybody out there will agree with me one of the reasons why we get into that is because we for so many years have embraced the idea that the only things that are good are big when we're talking about enterprises so what makes a college successful it's a big college has a lot of people there what makes a company successful it's a big company that's it uh what made the United States so successful is that we were at you know fewer than 50 individual provinces or actually individual entities that decided to lie under the federal government and we grew from there and that's why you had such a devotion to each state in the early part of the union and even until relatively recently your state mattered to you probably even more than the federal government itself but once we got in this bigger is better mentality that went away and you saw so much of it go away and I think if we went back to much more of a state regional uh you know

1:34:15the stuff that comes from you is good then we'll have that like wait a minute over there in Virginia they actually teach history as opposed to you know here in Maryland you know that kind of thing yep absolutely about people because again it hasn't been taught people don't understand the individuality of the states and that's why they don't with the abortion thing that's why you hear all of them stream the federal government telling and now a lot of this state yeah but there's some states where it's not outlawed that's the whole idea is that there are different groups of people living around this country these united states and if you like the way that they are thinking over there guess what go over there y'all can congregate yeah and there's what there's more abortions happening now than there was before now that's not something I'm happy about but it shows that the ability of the states to determine it on their own has worked

1:35:15um let's see wow I did not know that total abortions the United States have not gone down since Roe v Wade was overturned they have it increased all abortions have effectively stopped in states with bans overall national numbers rose by 11 percent in 2023 largely due to a surge in telehealth services and shield laws in states where abortion remains legal so stop your bitch in all of you who are complaining about abortion not being legal certainly hasn't slowed it down has it wow I was not aware of that that is uh that's an amazing statistic um all right uh speaking of amazing uh quick hole and then the amazing head on a couple of points of of afro man next on the daily module every day excessive delays and denials from big insurance keep patients from accessing

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1:39:25he looks like Jeffrey Epstein which if you were if you were Jeffrey Epstein and you didn't didn't Epstein yourself best place to hide is right there in plain sight right right huh and then look who they are and they've been trying to take Bob Barker down for years yeah I read that story yesterday it's kind of nuts see what you did there um yeah and I remember Holly she's she's put on a few she's put on a few uh since then yeah she's put on a few uh and uh was it Jenis Dickinson or Diane Parkinson that sued him Diane Diane yeah so but you didn't say anything at the time I mean again there are things you watch on the on the prices right you're like whoa

1:40:25because well Holly got fired from the prices right number one because she wouldn't back Bob Barker but number two because they said she had gained too much weight yep yes and guess what your job is to look smoke and hot up there on the stage and point out the nice sofa and the refrigerator that's the gig look hot point not hard point look hot we're revealing close that was the gig well it's not right that was the gig you can't go back and wreck on everything you cannot do that that's just the way it worked then it's like slavery was bad that was then we don't do it anymore but you can't go back and bust on the people who did it because at the time it was accepted not by everybody but nothing is ever accepted by everybody and then the the Jerry O'Connell story about getting beat up by his wife he got beat up by his wife and daughters and it isn't that road road back a romaine yeah because he suggested there should have been a primary that they oh yeah in the

1:41:30Democrat party talk about whipped wow the the the hatred koala runs deep over there huh yeah that does yeah he said his whole family turned on he not just turned on him but beat on him like physically beat him but that's okay because it was just women beating up a man so that's all right so don't worry about it wait but he's wait did you say Rebecca romaine was beating him up is that who that he is that's that's his wife right yes yeah yes and the kids and his kids yeah because he suggested that they should have had a primary when Kamala was losing on election night well here's the thing I you know she's a married woman I get it however if she wants to come over here and beat me up for being a Trump supporter bring it up just like I guess I could be okay with that I mean you know one man's trash all right another as long as she goes home afterward

1:42:31as long as she can come over and beat you up and then she can go home there's a Heidi fly in that most important car but going home Heidi fly said it ladies they're not paying you for sex they're paying you to leave afterward that was the mission that was the assignment nice and I had I wasn't even I mean I always liked that from man records but I just love him so much more now he was gonna get his laptop fix yeah I was uh discussing with Phil earlier the the stress and effect with regard to the the trial

1:43:46up in uh Ohio and if they had not I mean if these deputies had not been dumber than a bag of potatoes no one would know about the whole thing right there and it's the stress and effect which I kind of knew about but I kind of didn't that's that's where when you keep trying to deflect from it it just becomes more popular right yes yeah you more people end up knowing about whatever it is that you're trying to shut up because you keep trying to shut it up and by by focusing all that attention on more people end up knowing about it it comes from Barbara Streisand I can't remember when but it's been in the past 20 30 years where she was pissed off about the paparazzi taking a picture an aerial photo of her house and she tried to sue them and no one would have even known about it or seen it if she had just kept her pie hole shut but because she didn't

1:44:49it ended up being viewed thousands and thousands of times which is so these deputies so I had that happening in college once and it was the funniest thing because I think you'll get a kick out of it you know that every so often someone will say hey you got some up clown on your shirt what's up clown you know okay you laugh at me wrong so one of my friends said hey you've got some up clown on your shirt and I didn't know what was going on I was like oh my gosh is it making me look bad and so as a result for the next three years everybody would always just make fun of me for that like oh yeah you got some up clown on your shirt and it's making you look bad Phil so yeah that I I lived the stress and effect all right so you so this is I this was another brilliant piece from the Afro man trial of the seven deputies suing him for using the footage that

1:45:52they essentially created on his home security system this was one of the witnesses that Afro man called and she's an ex-wife to one of the deputies he testified for Afro man 30 years do you work with kids for 30 years his mind the kids pretty well yes when they would play mr. foreman song lemon pound cake did they take that as a literal fact from your observations now were they laughing and joking about it oh yeah absolutely are you familiar with the song w-a-p I think I heard short now try that try I'm I'm gonna give you the complete song and then summarize it because I don't want to say it once are you familiar with the song wet ass pussy yes is that a rap song it is has your students played it in class um once

1:46:54and I asked them to please turn it off when they were listening to it did they think that was fact now so they didn't think that that was depicting anything in real life yeah this was like a surreal trial now I did not yeah I you've heard I mean you never expect to hear a laugh brought up in it in a trial interpretation no no and it's just hilarious it's just a lit that also tells you how bad some of this music is if you refer to it and you're like well if you ever heard of wet you know and it sounds pretty bad like that chance is not really is bad and you just didn't know it yeah right well if you go back and listen to some lyrics from songs that we all sang back in the 70s and or 80s you go back oh yeah because it was always just she kind of all the

1:47:56songs you kind of knew the words too but she didn't really know the words to it and then you go back oh that's what that says she ends up she ends up talking about how her husband who was one of the deputies would laugh at the song that Aframan put out which completely undermined their whole case that yeah exactly and she testified that she had to take out a restraining order on her ex husband after they got divorced and that the song never had an effect on their relationship wasn't why they got divorced et cetera et cetera I mean she just blew the prosecution's case clean out of the water made these people look do I it is it's amazing to me that these guys were this stupid yeah to bring this case against the Afro man and put him back in the news he hadn't been in the news since hunter got high and he hadn't had a you know big time mega hit since because

1:48:57I got high so you know here you go strike send effect you you fueled the person who you're you know obviously it odds with what was the whole point okay hey you went over you shouldn't have been going over there anyway because you didn't have any evidence to do it you screw that up but you are now you know you put yourself in this bad spot he makes a song about it okay let it go by the way since when is it when are you supposed to have privacy when you're doing these things so if they come over here to raid me for being an arch conservative which by the way I am uh well why would I not be recording what's going on at the very least to make sure that you know none of my stuff is stolen or at least we can document what it is so if I decide to put that out oh no no no it's privacy no way yeah no and it's it's this guy on on his body cam you can hear him calling Afro man a sex addict wow and he's like yeah they big got him to admit that on the stand and then you know

1:50:00they bust down the door they bust his gate they mess up his house they take the money and oh they even disconnected some of his cameras it's like if you knew you did all that why in the hell would you suit I mean how can you be so out of touch with reality that you think you're going to win when all this stuff comes out did they really think that they had a snowball's chance in hell of prevailing in this lawsuit and their attorney was oh yeah I probably got let on by an attorney who was just willing to take their money but you bring up a very good point with the civil asset forfeiture because what happens and and I'm curious if Afro man's gotten his money back but they'll just say oh well we're taking this because it was suspected to be used in a crime now I guess in theory that makes sense right but then you say okay well there is no crime here then shouldn't they be bringing it back to you well then they want to negotiate with you for the

1:51:00return and the return should be here's your money yeah well you only want to give you this much and but no and he said of the $4,400 he got $4,000 back right yes according to Afro man he got they still owe him $400 and they never paid for the busted door or the busted gate or see I think if they're if they're found if he's found not guilty then the state or the city should have to pay for repair of all of that mess somebody should yeah not Afro man he didn't do anything wrong they busted on him well that was a shared department so the county at least yeah and but again it just shows these are the cops that give cops a bad name they should how they are how they're cops I don't know and and and then they sit up there on the stand and they start crying the the the female cop who if you haven't heard lick him Lolisa

1:52:04and that was another one of his songs yeah they played it on the on the monitor in the courtroom while she's sitting there on the witness and just crying her eyes out it's like seriously really you're gonna cry yep what is this about it was the whole thing was nuts it was crazy and like Afro man said when he walked out of the courtroom he's like I didn't win America one I mean he said all the right things too yeah this was a victory for free speech artistic expression it's like we may not like Wap but she does have the right to put it out there yeah you know may not like it you don't have to listen to it but she got the right to freedom of speech and artistic expression and I'm now subscribed to all of Afro man's social media accounts and you what do you want about his bookings go up yeah and you bring up a great point you know why is it and this is

1:53:06one thing that I fully expect whether you're a police officer or a sheriff's deputy or otherwise is you're given an order well you're a sworn officer so you should look at that and say wait a second there's a problem here you know I don't think it's reasonable to do this and here's why and keep in mind most of them have unions too so it's not like oh you're just going to be dismissed off you know right out thrown out the door in most cases so why that doesn't happen is one of the things that bothers me about our law enforcement I support law enforcement in general but it's things like this where you go in and say no this is unacceptable and these you know the law process absolutely has to change yeah it really truly does and I am glad this happened up there I hate it for Afro well it's a it's a blessing in disguise for Afro man's booking schedule because let's see his his numbers definitely makes no much about to get ran up his numbers

1:54:10Instagram following up hundreds of thousands his see yeah he's I mean he's making bank and his booking fees are now in the range of anywhere from 25 to 40 thousand a gig good for him all right good for him see me in fact that 4,000 easy he yes he yeah he didn't they only owed him 400 he says but I still they they should go out there they should have paid for the door they should have fixed the door and this would have never happened but they got arrogant yeah good good for Afro man anyway what's happening over at all things trains well I'm just going to go there and do some work on the website this weekend I turn 45 which I was really happy about and then I managed to get very sick so I'm still recovering from that that was the welcome to being even older flu you don't want that old so you got the old yeah

1:55:11gets worse so that's that's the plan but so when you see it it's got it's not going to look dramatically different but it's going to have dramatically more stuff on it what you really need is a good sheriff's raid yes I though you know what just come raid me if you if you think there's something that I am not doing you think there's something I'm not doing come raid me that's that's the key bill has a kidnapping victim in his basement and he's dealing in cocaine I just heard that I don't know if it's true I just heard it either that or or I can be the kidnapping victim in a certain Michigan governor's basement who ran a scam about being kidnapped but we don't need to get into that it's too late in the show that's a good point billbell ladies and gentlemen go over to all things trains have a good fill on these socials and we'll talk again next week my friend and again cocaine the hookers fill bell raid when you really need care you need 24-7 access to a

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1:57:20but I see a perfectly balanced ecosystem thanks to genius from global payments inventory tracked payment seamless reviews in one place absolutely genius from sold out crowds worldwide to running the shop genius grows with you. Lormon starras potted healthy roots strong growth just like this shop big league reliability for your business that's genius my goodness we kept Phil way past his bedtime we did that's but you know what afro man he is worth it at least to me I was constant jack hole you know thank you for the tip this is for Phil and his monarchism remember it's minark minarkism monarchism um the uh the rise in afro man's fees

1:58:29and the fact that he's getting booked on more gigs he's just hysterical to me and most people who had I mean everybody remembered him as yeah he's the guy who then I got high but now lemon pound cake yep when you listen to that it sticks with you and what was it like a lickum low leena lickum lowly sir and that's about having sex with his wife that was funny that was uh Danny uh walker is son of a bitch and yes that's why after his wife and got filthy rich yeah so hey we did get another we did get another donation by the way that was the text message I don't think hey oh because I've had so much time to say text message I did message you and say check your text but just wanted to say thank you to hobo joe fantastic donation thank you very very much appreciate it was for the song wasn't yeah and then phone test you can hit it again

1:59:34oh holy crap happens this is just because I like you guys that's mostly me that's all right thank you for the test thank you appreciate that and look at that NASA did it they got the already got it back up on the hill yeah it's uh this was the when I got I started watching it last night too and I'm like that thing's moving so slow it's gonna take forever to get out there it takes anywhere from it goes was it a mile an hour if that yeah and it is um I got a second I had the statistics right here the entire stack that thing weighs about 11 million pounds and it's a max speed of a mile per hour when loaded it is slower than a brisk walk and it keeps it from obviously falling over do you know how far it is it has to travel 10 to 12 hours isn't it like I don't know I thought it

2:00:41was only a mile and a half but I guess it's longer four miles four miles from the vehicle assembly building the launch pad 39b and it's a specially built crawlway paved with river rock for a smooth ride and then it has to go up that hill at the end so the the little platform that it rides on has hydraulic uh like shock absorbers at each corner and they lift it to keep it level because it's level yeah it's it's a little bit of a of rise to get up there on the platform you can see it's going up there right now or that actually it's a little while ago but you know they had so they had to bring up the back end of it to keep the whole thing level otherwise it tips over and in theory this thing is going to take off uh when is it supposed to uh Wednesday April the first Wednesday the first wait no no no hey that can't be right well it was supposed to go in February and then again

2:01:43in March okay so it's going to sit out there for two weeks yeah it yeah last time it sat out there for almost a month month and a half actually well won't the weather hurt it I guess not you that was a stupid question because it's going to be out there in narrow space and yeah uh so it's going to sit out there for two weeks the emission management team will assess flight readiness across the spacecraft again why is it I'm sure there are reasons that NASA has for taking so damn long to get this done when we've had other spacecraft go up taking people doing stuff launch and satellites yeah but they're not government spacecraft and that's right that's yeah yeah yeah it's um just seems like there's a I don't know a little bit of red tape red a little bit of red

2:02:44tape bureaucracy it's kind it's kind of like the airport security thing we wouldn't be having the problems that we're having now at airports if it wasn't for I don't know a government program yep not doing what it's supposed to do because it isn't able to do what it's supposed to do because everybody is and I say everybody it's really kind of weird when you look at the places where the TSA is causing weights of up to two hours in Atlanta and at George Bush 90 minutes LaGuardia 60 minutes JFK 40 minutes but you go out to like Houston hobby eight minutes Reagan seven L.A.X. You know what the wait time at L.A.X. is for TSA uh-uh

2:03:45zero minutes it's all like city zero I mean what and DFW 24 why is it so high I would guess that fluctuates based on time of day though uh yeah I'm sure it does but why is it two hours at Atlanta two uh 90 minutes at George Bush isn't Atlanta Hartzfeld isn't it the largest airport in the country it's the busiest airport it might be in the world but probably just the country yeah um but it's again if this if security at airports was back in private hands huh we wouldn't be having this problem it's almost as though the government got involved and F the entire process up and slowed it down and and remind me again what they've done oh yeah nothing and what have they found with their little stupid search uh oh yeah nothing

2:04:46well we've we've taken guns away from those are people who brought the who actually left the stupid gun in their suitcase I doubt they were going to try to take down the airplane because if they were going to try to take down the airplane it's a pretty stupid idea to go through TSA first but that's just me uh let's see uh LAX LAX and as a Salt Lake City consistently lower for some reason lower weight times and airports with high TSA pre-check and clear usage clear lines faster for those passengers so if you pay you can go faster and they opened up that's a pre-check again right I think so yes they just wrapped it to take it down and they're like no no yeah so forget it never mind we don't we didn't mean that well no they were pissing people off who paid $80 a year to have that freaking plan government never ceases to amaze me with how

2:05:47absolutely inept they are and as a as a little cherry on top of the cake today this is what I think I might be doing for the rest of the day what that'll shut them up apparently if um if your baby is crying just throw a slice of cheese at it now they say that it's you don't you don't you don't want to you who's uh you want to use the kind of cheese that can get a little pliable america cheese yeah but not the kind it said like the cheap like in the cellophane it needs to be really pliable here so you have to find the most pliable cheese and look like it came in a little

2:06:49and and it doubled as a healthy snack after they're done shutting their little piles I mean it's a good idea that's a fabulous idea I mean compared to what I used to do which was throw the kid up in the air and as soon as they realized I'm up in the air they stop crying yeah it's an amazing it's a life hack hey I got one more for you just before we go to the uh end of the show if you replace the w with a t in the questions what where and when you get the answer to each one of them pretty cool right yeah you get you get that there and then huh wow there's something to think about um that's a little uh terry on top of the two hours of audio delicious as we like to call the daily mojo 40 day friday freedom friday the 20th day

2:07:55of march the year of our 20 26 runs on crack again I am and we like to find out if anybody learned the thing during the course of the uh program uh you start over in the rumble chat room it's all about the money says original bay it always is way drivers and throwing cheese on babies by the way that cheese is poison don't eat it it's not poison if it's uh not the process stuff that's not cheese that's uh I don't think it's velvita that I think that's what they're saying and john says why not uh why not a five pound block of uh velvita government cheese they say not cheese don't use uh yeah don't use government cheese and and it's probably not a good idea to uh throw the whole box at them at the same time uh over in the uh the excess fear uh Artemis's doors should stay on while being moved as long as bowing didn't help build it that's an interesting point

2:08:55if they do fall off I would not get in I wouldn't get in the door for the area for the uh the astronauts to get in and one of them falls off the hinges I would reschedule uh buckle fauma Kamala Harris can have a job refueling planes you have to think about that one but that does make perfect sense and I really have not yet found the answer to whether or not the fuel gets sucked in or blown in you know I think it's pumped in yeah so it's blown I think it's blown yeah all right so the the the feeling of aircraft gets blown got it uh fexo uh that one was pretty good which one the what we're in wait I'll give it ah so fexo likes it and uh leases as things guys have a super duper weekend you as well remember that we the people must hang together otherwise we will surely hang separately except for tyrannis see you this afternoon and

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