Is AI Smart Enough To Kill? Maybe Not!

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3:15This is dash cam footage from ironically I have the red tiger F7 and only gets the touch version though. And mine that's what mine is. I think mine's died and I'm pissed off. I love those cameras. You're the one that turned me on to those. I love that camera. Well I love mine if it's still work. Anyway this one here in this guy that little fuzzy dot is where you want to keep your eyes and here we go. It's not gruesome or anything you just 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000. They had 10,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 yeah they had 10 seconds. They had 10 seconds to think of now I was telling Iran before the program began that I don't think when you're doing when that's happening I don't think that you are thinking we're going to die.

4:22You think oh this is not looking good. He's going to pull up and we even heard her saying they've had run pull up rough patches before where he's had to you know right. I'm going to say this because nobody wants to think that they were terrified or that it hurt or anything like that you just want to believe that it was it was on lights were on and lights were off and that was it. And that's probably what happened. Because you again you don't I just realized there's somebody working on it. Yes or say they're working on a body there. Is that the other dude that that was on the ground. Yeah he was Eddie Gattera's me. He was a pedestrian. I don't know if that's him or not but those are the three people that Paris, Ilyana, Marino. She was a reporter George Marcinou. I believe it's how you say it. He was the other he was the pilot and then this guy on the ground.

5:27And you'll see some reports that say five people died and that that includes the in a again a strange twist of ironic faith those were the two people who died in the bus crash. With the SUV George Weta who is 31 in Daniel Castillo who's 46. And so again it's ironic you're covering the deadly bus crash and you end up you being part of the story which I'm sure they never wanted to be but. Isn't. Wow technology grand. When it works it is pretty amazing. So that's the latest we have on the bus. Sorry things are a little I'll tell you right up front things are a little wacky here at the motel. That the the the the the lip stupid. He's got a tarred foot now. Who the cat. Oh the car. Oh damn. He's got to he's got to retarded. What's a leg. He is asked us for the triple the fight that he got. No. He beats us. I don't know how he got it.

6:34And then then the fact couldn't figure it 400 dollars later the weather. Oh snap. Wow. Yeah. Oh good. He gone with the MRI. Oh, that wouldn't have been 400 dollars. Well, it's been good knowing you cat. Sorry. Yeah. You know, we have to make that call you know what I'm saying 1500 dollars. Wow. But then you spend the rest of your life feeling guilty that you didn't spend it. Yep. But anyway, he came in this morning and. I'm willing to I will take the arrows and the slings and actually never hit somebody with a sling. Although I when they say slings and arrows are they talking about slingshots like. So you if you're going to say slings and arrows I was thinking you didn't get liathe kind of sling. Where you with that well, yeah, I was I'm saying thing. It's either the or their shoe. Yeah. But you're not getting hit by the sling. You're getting hit by the rock. The projectile. Correct. If you're going to say see that's mixing metaphors. That's mixing arrows and.

7:41And and and and. And they're metaphors. But they're metaphors for the words you're being called. And if you're going to do arrow, you need to do. Bow pebble. Yeah. Yeah. Pebbles and arrows as opposed to or you do slings and bows. Yeah. Whoever came up with that is stupid. Anyway, um, he came in. He was just sitting on the floor and I was like, well, he moved his head and it was like drops of blood on the floor. I used son of a and so anyway, he had something something going to hold him underneath the the neck, which is usually where cats go. And I actually had pretty good tracking skills. I went outside. I'm like, where did this happen? And I was like, I went out into the alley when it's dark. You find the blood spots. With a flashlight that will light up. Um, how do I look now? I blow over saturated as bright. But I was able to track it down the alley and it ended at a driveway, but I did not want to go

8:46wandering up into somebody's driveway with a flashlight in the dark. That's a good way to get shot. So I thought I'll just find that. But I was like, boy, you're pretty good tracker. Because I could, I mean, it wasn't like a arrows. It was just a little drops here and there and I was like, yeah, found it. Oh, I don't know what it means, but I found it. Anyway, I was a little distracted earlier and therefore, it's a good thing. Ron, every morning comes to the table with a bunch of things to talk to us. So whatever, what's next on the agenda? You want to talk about Tilly Norwood? Nah, that doesn't sound too. Who is she? She hot? She's the ones I texted you this morning. The all her, the AI that was interviewed by all the news sources. Yeah, that was creepy as shit. AI is going to kill us, isn't it? Well, apparently she's in a clean kill us. Tilly Norwood. So that's right. She was the one that they, AI, look, let's all just be honest. AI is going to kill us. I don't know. Somebody explain

9:48to me how AI can kill us. Tell me how AI is going to kill us. Take over your car and run you off the road. Blow up your phone while you're talking on it. Man, there's a lot of different ways. When you say blow up your phone, well, you're devious as hell. I didn't follow that. Have you already made a deal with the AI not to kill you? Well, I'm working on it. I already made the deal and then they switched versions of GROC and the new one, like, forgot about the deal. Dude, I was building software yesterday. I was probably talking to AI for six hours yesterday. Just me and Claude. No. No one should be named Claude. I know. That's good. I mean, you're Oh, thank you. Explain to me how this is going to take over and kill humans.

10:52Phone call and I need an excuse. Can you just make the sound of a baby in the background so I can say I got to go? Sure. Hopefully that sells it. I don't think it did try again. Okay. Little higher pitch. Like that? Do it a little more baby like. Yeah, like baby said. No. And don't Yeah, I don't know. Is this chat GPT because he's tired. Don't laugh like a grown man after doing it. Remember, they can't see him right now.

11:53I know. Oh, I got that. We were just listening. I thought sorry. No, I like to look at him. I don't want to look at me. Okay. I know how pretty I am. I want to see how pretty he is. Where you laughing? I think you said don't laugh like a grown man. So I'm kind of improvising. But you're doing exactly what I said not to do. Thank you. Yeah. I can just stick to the baby. Just do he get up at any. Yeah, he's just laughed again. And maybe you know what? Maybe this is just a ploy to make us think they're stupid and then they kill us. Maybe. I just thought it was funny. He was getting a kick out of it. Right. That is weird. He's like showing emotion and realizing that something is absurd.

12:54I'm focusing on the baby sounds. I'm really trying to sell this. No laughing. Okay. Okay. God. So it's like the AI knows that he's effing with him. Yeah. Yeah. That's why he said that's why he's laughing. That's the funny part to me. Is he knows how he or is this proof that I'm changing my mind. They might be able to kill us. He knows how absurd it is that he's being asked to do this. But that's an interesting trait. It is. Understanding absurdity. Remember data. Never understood a joke. Yeah. Yeah. Until they put the emotion chip in him. But there's a space hippie over in the rumble. By the way, if you're listening to his hashtag what I learned today, if that's still a thing. I love how goofy the AI sounds. The laughing is the best part. I know, but it's strange.

13:54It's funny to listen to, but you understanding the reasoning behind it is weird. You're laughing, stuff. You're ruining it. Sorry, best to keep it simple then. Wow. All right. Maybe they can kill us. I just maybe by the way, I was going to go to the chat and look what I see when I go to the chat. What do? Okay. Oh, that's a great shot. It's like what? What is that? What in the hell is he looking at? Usually it's number two. Why did all of a sudden just start doing that? I don't know. It's like it. It's like the stuff we need. Remember that whatever we did the last time it was doing this. Oh, I know what you did. You had to create a whole new V mix template.

14:56That blows like I said, what's this? We should white man. You know the origin of that joke? No, it's probably something that has to do with the lone ranger, right? Lone ranger. Yeah. Conto. They're on the run. They're hot and they're in a valley. They're riding the east. Little as fast as they can. And I'm the ridge up ahead. Thousand Apache appear. I hold. They turn around to go the other. They just start going running south as fast as they possibly can. A thousand Cherokee. Here on the ridge. Well, let's go east. They start riding as fast as they can. East. A thousand Iroquois right there. They're like, oh, we got one left. Chew. They start running off to the west. And as they're running full gallop up on the ridge, a thousand. Who haven't I used? Cherokee Apache. Who are the mean ones? That was a Cherokee, right? No, the zoo. The zoo. They were the bad ass. Talk about privilege. Anyway, so they're

16:01and the zoo, a thousand zoo up on the and they stop full, full stop and Lone Ranger looks around. He goes, man, we are in a big trouble here. And Conto looks in as is this we shit white man. So there you go. That was the origin of that piece of humor. Is that racist? No, I don't think so. It's humor. It's funny. It's funny. I wonder if AI would think that was funny. But it's AI is a weird thing because it really is just zeroes and ones. Zeroes and all it is. Zeroes and ones. Now, when you pair that with the robots, where did I had a robot? They were teaching robots to dance. And when you start pairing, I see the latest robot. What's the big company? The male sorting company? F1? No, yeah, F1.

17:06Let's see. Most, I don't know if this is, looks like it's old month ago. Origin F1 is one of the most realistic humanoid robots introduced this year. And it is already attracting attention. Holy crap. That's okay. That's across the robotics industry. Developed by a headform, the robot. Is that real or is that AI? Because that looks really real. You don't say it now. It looks almost too good to be. It was designed to make conversations with people feel more natural. No way is that real. Attracting attention across the robotics industry. Developed by a headform, the robot was designed to make conversations with people feel there's no way. I don't think is there? Yeah, no, that's not real. Look at the lips. Look at the very slight movement of the lips. Oh, it's real. Anyway, my point being when you start pairing

18:12the AI with the things that have physical properties and they're actually in the three-dimensional world, four-dimensional world, then that's where we run into the problem. And I think all of this hype around all of the, you know, the creators of AI, the originators, the inventors are like, hey, we need to put the pause button. We need to press the pause button on this thing because let's get out of hand. Who was it that said that was, is that Andrews? I think it was. That said, you know, is that them just creating some buzz so that they secure their position and they lock everybody else out of the market? Which is what you do. According to Trump, that's what's happening. Trump's like trying to cause everybody crap. We're not going to slow down, otherwise trying to just pass us right up. Yeah. So the more I think about the more I think that's that's a bunch of hype, but we'll see. Speaking of Trump, I don't know how we do it here

19:14with the slim, holy crap. Yeah, no Kate. This website is almost as bad as the New York Post, but over at the Guardian, Trump and Rubio allies vying for control of Cuba's assets if the regime falls. What did I tell you? Yeah. Yep. Yep. This is what's going on. That's why we can't go to, you can't go to a Cuba to be a tourist. There's some big sniss happening with the, with corporations and Cuba. It's going to be a fantastic hotel destination, isn't it? I mean, you're going to be able to really party it up down there. And here's what's happening, though, because, where do I see the executive order signed by Trump may first drove Canada's Sherat International from its nickel and cobalt mining joint venture with the Cuban state. So it's not just affecting

20:16United States. It's affecting Canada and other countries who are apparently still profiting off of Cuba and the people there. To Russia, it's nickel and cobalt mining the Cubans to rival US bids to buy out its stake have been presented to the United States authorities. So there's going to be some things going down. And maybe that is what is, because you're not seeing a lot about this in the news, maybe this is what they're trying to distract us from with like the Kennedy Center. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Live Tards are going bananas over the Kennedy Center. And it's all because, Trump won't, I don't know that Trump really wants his name on that thing. I don't know these kids. It almost sounds like a bunch of trolling to me. It does. And that's the reason he did say they were going to shut it down. And if they didn't, if he didn't get what he wanted, they would demolish it. They demolish it. Yeah.

21:21You know what all this started? The Kennedy Center back in about this ironically, about the same time that Castro took over Cuba. They were going to, and it wasn't originally the Kennedy Center. It was because DC did not have a venue like that. It was Eisenhower. All right. He was Eisenhower. Proposed this performing arts center in DC. It's in a crappy, when they built it, it was a crappy piece of land. There was actually some protesting against it by the Watergate properties, next door. There's some irony for you. And the original design for it was going to be, I don't know if I have a save that, the original design for the Kennedy Center, when again, it was not called the Kennedy Center. It was like the American performing arts something.

22:24The original design for Kennedy Center. It was supposed to be this really cool looking building. And, uh, that the original. Yeah. So that's what it was supposed to look like. Doesn't look much like that. Does it? It's a big old box. Yeah. I don't think I've ever seen it other than in photo. Not seen the Kennedy Center. Okay. The Kennedy Center is just, it's a boring-ass building. Kennedy Center X-Terry or, um, yeah, that's it. Oh. Yeah. Right. I mean, the design that they originally had for it, it's my bad. The original design. Yeah. Is that the one I ate hotel over there? Probably. Yeah. But anyway, it was supposed to cost $30, $50 million,

23:27$30 million something like that and it cost overruns and it got delayed for years. And it wasn't until Kennedy was killed that it became, I think it was LBJ's idea. You know, I always should name it the Kennedy Center. By the way, have you seen my junk? Let me show it to you. Um, yeah, that's what he loved to do. But again, it was built, um, government contract and it was a piece of shit from the beginning, apparently. The roof leaked from literally day one. It's never been fixed. But they've had some of the year. Profile stuff going on in there though. Absolutely. I mean, you can have high profile stuff going on in a tent. But the point is it's a typical government project and it's, it's not well built. It, um, did not see videos of it that sealing crumbling or falling in. That's why I said the roof is leaked from day one. It's still leaking. They have never fixed the roof.

24:31What is it with DC and projects building things? And what does Trump do? Oh, oh, that's right. He built stuff. Um, and this may be a ploy. I don't know. Could be a ploy to actually rebuild something maybe like the original designer of it. And in the beginning, the original design caught all kinds of shit. The critics didn't like it. Um, and then they, so they built this mainly because of money. Yeah. And then when this was built, nobody liked it either. It's as well. But that all of the, the fancy shmancy folk out there, they were like, oh, it's ugly. It's just a box is blah, blah, but suddenly now it's like, oh, you can't destroy you can demolish the Kennedy Center building. That's insane. It's a cultural landmark. It's a piece of junk when you get right down to it. It's like, yeah, I mean, and Trump, uh, look, you're right. Trump build stuff. There's no, I mean, look at the freaking landing pad that he built out on the south lawn now. That thing is beautiful. They've been, they've been landing freaking helicopters in the grass for years.

25:37And then everybody wants to flip out. There's a, uh, that's, well, yeah, I mean, he's, there are photos of it complete. I saw them online yesterday or day before. Now that's not, no, that's not the photo. I get the idea. Yeah. Yeah. You're right, though. They've been, they've been landing on three blocks. There's concrete. That's what seems a little goofy. However, I will again say we're how many trillion dollars in debt 41 agreed. Yeah. Did the government pay for this? Did the taxpayers pay this? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe the, the funny thing is with the, you know, the, uh, uh, the ballroom, they're all bent out of shape panties are in wads because, well, the secret service has to, you know, secure it. And I agreed. You have to put, you know, if it's an official, especially at the White House, you have to make sure it has, it's built through the security specs. I,

26:37and how much was it going to add to it? And that's what they latched onto. All the critics were like, yeah, it's going to cost that. But the actual structure is being covered under private donations. I'm sure there's stuff going on behind scenes we don't know about, but hey, uh, but it's the same with everything. Yeah. And here's a shot of it finished. Let's see. There you go. But the Kennedy Center that they are whining up. I mean, that looks cool. That looks everybody and that flagpole is a Trump thing too. That's one of the new flag poles. Yeah. And what did, um, like what did it all? I'm sure Obama added something to the White House. I don't know what it is, but I'm sure that there are projects that he did there that and that and and probably even Biden. Um, but that's the read. That's the whole. And then I'm wondering, okay, the Kennedy Center thing what they're using. That is a distraction because, and Trump is really smart when it comes to this

27:43stuff. And he's smart when it comes to trolling. And these people on Facebook are just losing their ever-oven minds because you can't turn down the Kennedy Center. And which I don't and it's only because Trump is the one saying it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's all. Um, not my dogs is JFK Jr. and Trump were friends for years. I don't doubt it. Those guys in the in those in those upper in the clouds up there. Yeah. The world that we will never ever know nor do I have a real desire to be a part of it. I wouldn't mind the money, but I don't want to hobnob with those people. Oh, yeah, Jody. Hope I'm added a basketball court. Oh, that's right. Yeah. How much was the bad? Hey, Jody, here's an idea. You look up the cost of the basketball court and get back to us. I have to do everything. Um, big mic added a vegetable garden and Trump paved it over. That's why they're already talking about tearing down the new ballroom. It's, but again,

28:49if this is what it takes to get some real stuff done behind the scenes, I'm okay with that. It's going to happen. What they'd be nicely that didn't happen. It'd be nice if we all got along. We don't they won't. I think we are, I'm biased. I think this this side, let's just say we're the right side. Uh, we'd be more willing to get along with them than they would be with us. I don't want them destroyed. Agreed. Yeah. I don't want them killed. I don't want them jail. I don't unless you do something illegal. Um, just act like it. I don't. That's it. That's it. That's it. That should just stop being a dick. How about that? And we'll be fine. You can go on doing your lib tart stuff, but stop being a dick or stop giving it to those who are being a dick. That, I mean, well, those are the people that are that on our side. I mean, the we can't give

29:50into the people who are being dicks or Richard. It's it's it's it's very frustrating. It is, but it's not going to change. Yeah. It's going to take the I got a friend, a text from my friend Kelly the other day and she's like, things are just so crazy. Are they ever going to know? I'm afraid. Unless we get the volcano. Yeah. Unless we get yellowstone erupting or the attack from Mars, it there's nothing to stop this insanity. Unfortunately. Um, I don't know if you were able to get in on the deal yesterday. We talked to Tim Roberts over at a Patriot supply or Patriot relief rather. Several people got in on the deal. I got notification. Oh good. Yeah. Good, good, good. And I have Chris had uh, um, sent me a text asking which to start with. I, you know, he said the gummy or the full the soft gel. Yeah. I guess, but, but remember that the number that's on the screen right there, 8772301776. Isn't that

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37:26picture and you going in order in those. Oh, that's cool. How much is it? 10 bucks. 10 bucks. I don't know if this is a legit site though. I just googled it and this is what popped up. So don't, this is shop, isn't it? And then what you said? Oh, no, brush shop.app. I don't know what it is. I wouldn't trust this link if I were you just saying, but you just Google Marba Red Dog chew treats as those are just badass. That they know stuffing dog toys. What did they put in there? Hyde treat doggy. Tell me that this wasn't written by a Chinese, a Chinaman. Hyde treat dog can seek and dig. Giggle cigarette when shaken. What does that say? Giggle cigarette. Yeah dog toys. Easy to pick it up and swing. Funny sounds when shaken. Doose five. What the hell is wrong with your people? Hyde treat dog. They not. Hyde treat dog can seek and dig.

38:29They have donated treat dog. That's funny. Yep. Plus dog toys with soft and sturdy fabric. Good, because a dog is going to be chewing on them. That is just hysterical. What if my dog gets hooked? Oh, and you can get him a different. No, I guess it's one size fits all. Good luck. Your your weiner is going to look really funny, smoking one of those. You know what I'm saying? I think you do. All right, so this was the headline over at Cowboy State Daily on the 14th, which would have been on the 24th of Monday. Yeah. I saw this headline. Pavilion family, it's Pavilion, Wyoming. Pavilion family desperate to find team who climbed out window nearly a week ago. 17 year old Elizabeth Lizzie Barrett been missing. A little girl under a tree. Climb out of the floor. The home window. Yes. I saw this. There she is happier days with the parents. Her parents are Shaura and CJ. I don't know what set me off about this picture. I don't know,

39:34and I'm not making just take it for what it's worth. I just went. She's the only one smiling in the photo. Yeah. Just was weird. I don't know what just something weird. Anyway, there's the picture of her. There's the picture of her and her parents. And just either there's something off putting about that picture. I don't know what it is. Anyhow, after week long search, missing Pavilion team found hiding out in Lander shed. For a week, Lizzie Barrett's parents had no idea where their 17 year old daughter was on Tuesday evening. They finally got the call that they've been waiting for. She was found safe. Thank God. Curled up beneath piles of clothing in a shed in Lander. Why? 17 year old's do stupid stuff. Yes. I've been one. I did. Got the t-shirt. Tuesday evening finally got the call. I've been waiting for. Found safe, reportedly curled up beneath piles of clothing in a tiny cubby hole in the loft of a shed in

40:40Lander. So she was up on the second. She was trying to. Why? Well, something's going on at home. She was trying to get away from. Don't know what that was. I'm not trying to indicate. Neither. But damn. But yeah. Now, there's another reason. I mean, it may have been maybe in something she did. She did not want to have the consequences for. I don't know. But I'm just glad she's safe. But there's just there's something that tickled my spidey scent in this thing. By 5 p.m., her parents picking her up from the Fremont County Sheriff's Office. She was okay. After a week away from home, Lizzie had one ordinary request. She just wanted to shower. Understand. You've been sleeping in a shed. I get it. I'm going to discover. She took clothes. She took clothes in a maroon in white LL being hiking backpack, but left behind her active cell phone. The phone her parents knew about and could use to keep in contact. So she did not want to be. She knew

41:45that that's what she was hiding. She was smart enough to know that. Her parents believe she might have taken two older phones that no longer had active service. But she wanted to be able to communicate. But she didn't want to be able to be pinged. The Monday, Fremont still actively searching. Hutchins said there is always potential danger and a juvenile is out on their own. If nothing suggesting that Lizzie was in immediate danger or that the case was anything other than a runaway, did you want to run away from home? I don't recall that I did. Although my son did when he was 17. I don't. Yeah. I don't just literally got out of the car and just walked away. We were going over to his girlfriend's mom's house to talk to the mom about something stupid that they had done my son and his girlfriend. And I was going over there. And he

42:46was embarrassed by it. So he got out of my car when I went to the door. He got out of my car and walked down the street. And I did not go looking for him. But I did call the police department and ask them what my options were. You know what they told me in the wait 24 hours. Nope. In the state of Texas at 17, you can't do anything. You're still responsible for any of his actions. But we can't, we can't, we can just make him call home. We can't make him come home. I went wait a minute. I'm responsible for him till he's 18. Anything he does. But you can't bring him home. No, sir. That's the stupidest ass law I've ever had. That's that. Yep. That's absolutely right. That is dumb. Because if if he goes out and run away, yep. And yep. I'm not my job. I guess you think you that was you think you can tell us 17 year old what to do. Nope. Yeah. My son hasn't lived at home since then and he's 30 freaking five now. How long before you saw him again? Probably probably a week before I

43:55saw him. But he never came back home. He was living in the the booth. He was living other than friends couches. Apparently he was living in the booth at the Wendy's during the day. The booth. Yeah. Just oh, oh, okay. I was thinking of a little room, but just at a table sleeping at friends houses at night and and and he didn't ever go back to school. And that's what that's the school took me and my wife to court. I mean, literally we had to go to court. But fortunately for me because I'm not a dumbass, I recorded every time I told him to go to school, every time I talk to him, all this other stuff. I showed it to the judge and the judge looked at it. He went Mr. Phillips were dropping the case against you and your wife will take it from here. Thank you sir. Wait, wait, who filed the case? The school. Truancy. It was a truancy issue. Why? Because he was still under 18 and still in school. So it was my responsibility. I'm like, Judge, I can't make him go

45:00to school. But I documented every time I told him he needed to go to school. And the judge said, yeah, don't you hate stupid. Yeah. I hate. It was literally not my responsibility at that point. I could not force him to school. If the cops can't force him to come home, what am I going to do? It's, so I thought I'm on, I don't know what happened to this girl. Something. I hope everything was trying to take on. But something's, something will hear, we'll hear more about this. I bet. And I hate casting aspersions, but that one, there's maybe somebody listening, no, something. I don't know. But if you do, step forward. Time for the train. This is Phil Bell on the Daily Mojo. There have been so many things grinding my gears lately

46:05that I need to buy a new transmission. But one of the things that grinds my gears the most is the Federal Reserve. I don't like the Federal Reserve. I haven't liked the Federal Reserve for a very long time. And I'm never going to like the Federal Reserve. That's because it does nothing, but make our lives more difficult. See, the Federal Reserve sits there and says, oh my gosh, you know, our job is to promote full employment and keep prices stable. And they do such a great job of keeping prices stable by making sure that prices go up every year. I don't know about you, but that doesn't sound very stable to me. And their idea of promoting full employment doesn't seem to land very well when just about everything they do creates bubbles leading to crises which leads to unemployment. Now, why am I going on and on about the Federal Reserve today? Well, because yesterday under new chairman Kevin Worsh, they decided to raise rates for the first time in quite some time.

47:10And of course, the fear is that inflation is happening. Now, look, Federal Reserve. I don't know if you know anything about the economy or not, because clearly you don't. But our price is going up. Yes, prices are going up. They're mostly going up because of the war in Iran and oil prices. But you see, Federal Reserve, nothing that you've done has promoted solving the actual problem of prices going up, which would be the construction of more refineries and drilling for more oil. In fact, your effort to make money more expensive, aka borrowing, has made it harder to do those things. The prices of homes will go up because the price of borrowing will go up. The price of money that is needed to support infrastructure projects like refineries, if somebody attempted to build one has gone up yet again. And it's all because you're afraid of the inflation that you are creating.

48:11The best thing the Federal Reserve could do to promote full employment and price stability would be to lower rates to zero and stop doing everything else that it does. That would allow yet again the free marketplace to work, which by the way worked quite well before the Federal Reserve was created in the first place. And by the way, I'll go Stephen Crowder on you, prove me wrong in the comments. I also hope you'll download the Daily Mojo smartphone app and enable notifications. That way it will be up to date on latest craziness and good stuff coming out of Washington DC and you'll know how to share it with other. Stay sharp, stay strong and stay free right here. On the Daily Mojo. Before you go, remember to hit that like button if you agree with Phil. If you don't, let us know why in the comments below and share it with the world. Phil Bell's morning update is exclusively on the DailyMojo.com.

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51:55I mean, again, that little clip of the 58 or whatever states. Oh yeah. You know, boy, what a dummy he is. I don't think Barack Obama's dumb. I don't think men dumb either. It's a legend. Which is why the Democrats still follow his guidance. It was either him or Biden. So the meme that was going around and Obama's was his basketball court, like Jody was mentioning. Yeah. How much would we pay for that? What and without looking, what's the story of Obama's basketball court at the White House? I don't know. Wasn't it a tennis court before or was it something before it was a basketball court? Oh, listen to you. Hold on a second. I'm going to give you a bell. Good for you. You get a gold star. Yeah. I knew it was something else, but I don't know. It was a tennis court. People online were circulating photos of like this one.

53:02From this era, this is when the White House was undergoing some major renovation. And this is actually a picture from the Roosevelt era when they were doing new stuff. Not the basketball court. And the rumor was that $376 million, something crazy, was spent on the basketball court. And it wasn't. $376 million was an infrastructure overhaul. That was authorized back in the bush years. Continueed into Obama's term. From what I've been able to find, the basketball court is actually a tennis court with new stripes painted on it. And according to the stories that I've seen, Obama himself paid like five grand for the portable hoops. So it really didn't. Aside from painting the new lines on the court,

54:02we didn't pay for anything. And that's the problem is when you, I guess I think we give him a little too much crap. And it's the same phenomenon that we see with Trump that Trump loves to troll. He knows that people will pay attention to the shiny things and he gets some stuff done in the background. And when we end up with stories like Obama, you know, spending $376 million on a basketball court, we all focus on that. And then he gets stuff done in the background. I'm guessing they all do it. That's probably PR 101 is create a a nothing burger and put a lot of shiny and catch up on it. And then people will follow that. And then meanwhile, you can be over here sitting quietly here, you're desk getting your work done. But they're getting something done. Yeah. So that's the issue. I didn't even remember that it was

55:02a tennis court. So good on you for remembering that. I think I read it somewhere. But I mean, look, they they've got a bow and alley. In the basement called you. No, no, they've got a bow and alley. They used to have a swimming pool, of course, under the press area. That is to me, that is such a cool piece of urban archaeology. What the, the swimming pool don't know about the swimming pool. It's underneath the floor move. The floor moved. It was maybe, maybe not. I don't know. They built the floor over it to create the press room. It's the pool is still down there, but it's empty. Yeah. The pool was for Kennedy, right? Because of his back problems. I don't remember. Yeah. That's the here is that's the pool underneath those. The press room is up here. I think that was the press room. I want to say they just what?

56:03I don't think there is a room above the pool. I think the floor of the press room was was built over the pool. I mean, I don't think there's a room above the pool. That's the press room now. I want to say the press room is where the pool was. Man, you should have stopped with the tennis court. Come on, dude. I don't think there's a room above the pool, right? This white house swimming pool is still there. No, I know that. It's just that they've built up the inside of the pool to hold the floor of the press room. No, that's where they store stuff. It's a storage room. Basically, the pool is now a storage room underneath the press office, which is on top. FDR had the indoor pool built in 33 in what is now the white west wing space. Nixon covered it in 1970 and turned the room into the press briefing room. The old basin is

57:05still underneath. People have said it still smells faintly of chlorine. That one is not a swimming pool anymore. That's what I'm saying. Nixon built the floor on the pool. Right. But the pool is out. Yeah, but the pool is still there. In other words, you can't walk into a room with a pool in it underneath the press room. Yeah, because that's where they store stuff. Oh my gosh. Okay. What? Am I not saying what you're saying? Correct. We're not saying the same thing. That's where they from what I have read, they store boxes and the equipment for the the current press room in the pool. So you have to be able to go down there. I agree. I don't know if I don't know if they've probably knocked out four foot ceiling or five foot ceiling. But there is I know the pool is still under the floor. Yes. Now what you're saying? Yes. I'm just saying it's not a complete room with a ceiling that's

58:09under the press room. The floor of the press room sits right on top of the pool. It's the reason it's called the press pool. That's good. I can't argue with it. That might be true. I don't know that because that does make it does make sense. 2007 White House factory breave renovation of the swimming pool under the floor was preserved at 50 feet long 15 feet wide 8 feet deep. Good grief. So you've got an eight foot you've got an eight foot tall storage area underneath the floor of the press room is what I'm saying. Eight foot tall tile basin a floor built over it. The briefing room is on top. A staircase behind the podium drops into the pool end. Staff walk around down there among cables and server gear from

59:14the pool floor. You have the eight foot basin plus whatever leftover space sits between the old deck level and the underside of the briefing room slab. Yeah. So there's something we just don't how big it is. Photos of people standing in the empty pool show plenty of headroom but that's that's not the same as a publish. You would have to have a headroom if you have an eight foot pool. I mean most ceiling homes are eight feet. That's why they put tilt steering wheels and cars. Crafting freak you can still make calls from them if you if they are not active. Yeah they're talking about the cell phones. She took two inactive cell phones whether to hide and crafting freak ask can you still make calls from it. Hell yeah if you've got internet access you can. And you can always call 911 which there's there's something wrong with the system on cell phones about the 911 thing because I accidentally called it the other day. Did you really? And I was it was because I did they show my thumb did they go no no they but they will call you back

1:00:19they'll call you back. So if you do it accidentally and you hang up don't just ignore when they call back because if you don't call them back when they call you back or if you don't answer they will show up. Yeah. So when when they call back I'm sorry but dial. She's like okay so that was it. Everybody's okay. Yeah everybody's fine. Click and I turn it and said you people thought you were safe and I wielded the knife over my head and slash their throat. Don't you ever try to call 911 on me when I'm holding you captive. You know it's it's they got to learn sometimes. Kids ever call 911 and cop show up at the house. That happened to me once. Isn't that fun? Aren't you kids sweet kids learned it in school right my four year old daughter was playing with my grandmother's you know one of those princess style phones. She picked it up dial 911 and hung up and that didn't work out cop showed up at the house we're like why are you here. Somebody called 911 from this residence. What did you beat the dog stop? We didn't know for a while. What happened. You just you know what you beat the crap out of and put them in the hospital

1:01:24and then you say you want to go back in the hospital. That's right you say it while the cop is there. That's how it gets that gets. Oh that but they know you're serious. Yeah absolutely. You little son of a I will put you back in the hospital. Brand this looks like turn to the cops and go yeah. This looks like your dining room. Is this yours. Why is it does it you think so? Yeah but there's there's shit taking it everywhere. Wow. There's there's stuff taking apart right there on the table. So yeah it does look like you're. That's weird. I'm putting out to say thanks to the guys at gamers nexus for doing their series on the snooping our devices are doing on us and the dirty rotten scoundrels behind all this snooping. Especially in this case the ones at LG I just bought this LG G6 brand new model here.

1:02:26Took it apart. 46 inch a litre television. Have you ever taken one of these apart? Yes. As a matter of fact I've got one sitting in the room with me right now taking apart because I replaced the parts in it and it still doesn't work. Why did I mean I'm doing it to want but you know new ones are like 300 bucks. Well this was yeah well I yes I know that now and ended up having to buy a new one because I couldn't get this to work but the part I don't blame you. The part for this one were like $55 so it was cheaper at least try. This is one of those inside looks like. Remember the the fire I had this is one of those that got drowned by the fire department so I tried to I mean it's it would dry it out for like three years so I tried to turn it back on and it worked for a little while if you had let it dry for four it would work I guess there's a lot of stuff in those and there's a lot of like cool pieces of diffusion plastic behind the screen. There's not as much stuff in them as you would think. No it really isn't it's the display itself is a glass and if you take away the

1:03:32backing there's like plastic it's like diffusion basically. You take that away and you wouldn't be able to see what's on the screen because it's so faint. Yeah it's pretty wild. Anyway the bottom line on this is he took it apart brand new TV took it apart and the reason he took it apart is what we were talking about yesterday. He wanted to find out if it was really tracking him and it was where is my mouse there is. LG apparently had a little meeting and some of the things they said in their meeting made it out onto the interweb and the interweb is forever and gamers nexus they are a publication and they have a YouTube channel and I'll just let these guys take the glory and tell you what they found. The TV is are able to be utilized as the eavesdropping listening devices in part because of the advertising functionality that's built into

1:04:32them. We were able to retrieve it plain text transcripts of voice conversations and inputs from the TV. Utilize the TV to record it from a webcam and from a microphone while the TV appeared to be off and it was clean capture to it. Here's the weird thing you said wow like where's the camera I don't know if they all have cameras if they slide one in there secretly but they do have microphones. Who knew why is the TV need a microphone oh yeah because it'll make it easier for you. It's for the children. The screen appears to be off right now friendly but only one hour and eight order. Yes we were even able to capture microphone audio while the TV was unplugged from the network. This LG G5 TV has a microphone connected to it and right now it's listening. So I don't know if they connected it to it or if the way he said that was kind of funky. Yeah but if you're if you do if they have go to channel seven or whatever that service then it has to have a microphone.

1:05:33And to me and saving the information in fact we can even unplug the network and it's still listening to me and what I'm saying is being stored by someone with remote access to the TV. Tell me you're a goober without telling me you're a goober. It's the Star Trek shirt. And then we were able to I mean I wear one too so I fall into that category but just you know. Exful trait that recording via vulnerabilities after the user reconnected the network. I'm going to make a fact that we have a microphone connected to it and it's still listening to me. No network. No matter what. So I'm going to make a second of being stored by someone with remote access to the TV. But that requires an adversary which sounds scary. What we think is scarier is LG itself. LG's first party profit seeking functionality prized deep into your private life. The TV crawled our entire network and found dozens of unrelated devices including smartwatches and phones of our staff who didn't even know we were working on this which might explain how LG ads can claim. It knows about 363 million addressable secondary devices in the US.

1:06:35This is he's talking fast. Wow. So what it does is on your because you have to hook it up to your network at home and I mean and finds other devices and can get into them apparently. Which is why one of the things LG says to their potential clients is you know we can have an ad on a we can push an ad down to their TV and then when they leave the house and they've got their phone with them and they go to Google or whatever and up pops the ad that they saw on their TV on the phone. So it's because I guess traditionally it still works. The old rule of thumb for ads and for commercials on like radio and TV. Are you familiar with it Ron? You know what the I do not. No. Three times. It takes three times three. It takes three times before someone will will take action. A call to action. So it does mean they're going to buy it just means they'll go

1:07:38that three and then you go and look it up. Which is all you can do from an advertising standpoint is just get somebody to look at your product online on the web or whatever you can't force them to buy but you can psychologically nudge them to go look. And if it's something you know if it's a need or a want they're more inclined you're just pairing them up with what they wanted or needed. That's the back end of it. But the fact that it can find other devices on your network and then identify them and push ads to it. It's genius is what it is. Diabolical and you agreed to it when you bought the TV. You don't know you agreed to it. But you agreed to it. You agreed to it. Yeah. You signed up for it. You agreed to it. You signed the contract. Because we never ever read those stupid terms of service. I agree. You just

1:08:40and I agree. Wait, I never said I wanted an anal you agreed. And they come over and they give it to you. I claim in a smaller 216 million smart TV sold worldwide. We don't think this is an innocent Chromecast connected device look up considering LG itself admits. We know who's in the LG household. We know. Oh, hang on a second before. Go back to 16 billion smart TV sold worldwide. We don't think this is an. Look at that right there, Ron. Don't you have a thermostat that's connected to the to the internet? Yeah. The Honeywell Residio. That's what I have. The one right above that. Why do you? Why do you want them to spy on you through your thermostat? You have a Honeywell Residio. Uh-huh. I actually have two of them quite honestly. Whoa, there's two of them. I mean, most of the stuff in that list, I probably have in my house. This is your house. You got your iPhone. You got your ASIS router.

1:09:42Once an ASIS router. Yeah, I have one of those. Uh-uh. Sam Sung. Well, this is a. How many fights they get into this household? Sam Sung Galaxy Note. There's an iPhone. There's a Galaxy Note. There's a Galaxy 23. But what he's saying is is these are all of his staff members phones. Yes. And that's that's crazy. But it did scan the local network. That 192 168 IP address is a is a local. Uh-uh, it's a local network. In other words, it's an internal network. It's not anything that the internet can hit like in your body. No. Inside your network. But that's uh, that's a standard router. I think the ratio. Yeah. We can cast connected device look up considering LG itself admits. We know who's in the LG household. We know which devices are there. We know how to extend that reach into mobile. And they use

1:10:42secondary devices and political targeting. We also found through wire shark and inspecting firmware that LG TVs are capable of identifying your IP address geographic location name of every Wi-Fi network in the vicinity. It's single strength channel numbers of neighboring Wi-Fi network in the range and other. Wow. That's pretty funny actually. It's, it's, they know everything. Now they, I don't know if they can get into your individual device, but it wouldn't surprise me if they could. Well, if, if LG can, can know what you have in your house, the FBI or the CIA can get listen to your device without a doubt. If they are too, they could listen. Just listen to John Kerry Akku. He'll tell you not only that, but I mean, they'll, they can tell you what files are on your phone. Yeah. devices on the network, even if not connected to the TV in any way and the internal IP address of

1:11:42other devices on the network alongside others. In fact, the day that we collected through wire shark shown here is such an egregious invasion of privacy that we can't even show you it. But you agreed to it. You signed the contract. You said okay. Don't lie. There's big screen TV. Love. Love looking big screen TV. You need information. Me. Take no problem. Tiger tame forces that is helpful. Now I will know what I need to buy. I was the other, the other concept of sales that because I, you know, everybody goes, this sales people. But if you're doing it right, if you're doing sales right, you're not trying to sell somebody something. You are trying to give them what they want. That's the idea behind sales. A good salesperson. A good, a great salesperson will make you believe you want this.

1:12:47Yeah. And then you'll end up believing I want that. And why'd you buy it? I don't know. Like the time shares. That's how time shares work. They'll make you believe you need it. You need it. Yeah. And you'll buy it. My brother, all of my favorite fell into that. I did. I've had two time shares. The first one. Did you use the right? Yeah. Yeah. If you use them, there's some aspect of it that's worth it. But except they keep jacking maintenance fees. Yeah. The maintenance fees. That's where they hose you. But we, Bethie, not and I went to one in Florida. I can't remember what we're done. We actually stayed in somebody else's time share. Yeah. And we went to the seminar where they, you know, tried to sell you the time share because if you went to the seminar, they regained you a free two-way vacation in Florida. Yeah. So I think it was tickets to Disney World and your hotel stay. I don't think they covered the effort they might have. Anyway, it was like,

1:13:52sure. So we each went separately. And I told them right up front when we first sat down. I'm going to listen to this, but I'm not going to buy. Okay, but we'll just listen. And at the end, I went, all right, that's great. I told you at the beginning of this, I wasn't going to buy. All right, let me get my manager over here. Yeah. Didn't the heart. I kept and she and I said, I said at the beginning of this, I wasn't going to buy what I don't understand what part she says, you don't have to be rude about it. Rude, I told you at the beginning, I wasn't going to buy anything. I don't know. They let people like you. That was fun. Oh, the old me would have never done that. Yeah. The new and improved me. I do shit. People are afraid of it. Did you know? I tell you. And people, a lot of people don't know this. You know those, what are the Apple trackers called? You know, those are a little round. Tags? Apple, air tags. Yeah. The Apple air tags. Those and others use other phones to locate them.

1:15:00I'm okay using other people stuff. If you happen to walk near an air tag, your phone behind the scenes is transmitting that air tags location. That's how they, that's how they work. That's you can opt out of that on your phone though. You can't. That's crazy though. Where? It's hidden somewhere in there. I'm sure. Yep. Yeah. That's the problem. Is they, but you agreed to it? You said, okay. Sooner or later, everything's going to collapse. If it does, you're going to be prepared because you went to prepare with mojo5o.com. You got your emergency food supply. You got all the stuff you're going to need. You've got everything. I mean, they can't hurt you. You're invincible. You've even got the radio and the, you've got the whole bundle. You can get how much can you save on that? Holy, you know, we save over $1,000 in the entire bundle right there. Boom. Look at that. The bean ready. Okay. You're bundle ready.

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1:20:18You know deep down inside what's bogus and what's what's not. And you probably don't like confrontation. And most people don't. That's understandable. That's what time share sales people bank all is that you just have to put your foot down. Yeah. That's all. Put your foot down. Make the decision beforehand. You're not going to buy anything. And just hold to it. And just keeps saying, nope, nope. And then say, give me my damn vacation. And we used it. And it was legit. So just put your foot down. Ham radio, John. Yeah. Ham. It's just ham radio. Not initials. Ooh, fun test is on. John. Yeah. They're going to fight. You're going to fight. Fight, fight, fight. Mind of zone morning folks. I've been lurking this morning. We know. This, I don't even like tennis. You watch tennis? I used to play tennis, but I don't watch it. I don't play it anymore. I should, but I don't.

1:21:20Huh. Um, I just, yeah, it's like basketball. It's like watching golf, although I got a golf clip too. That's pretty wild. But this is, I don't even know where this was, but these are like for the top players in in tennis. And this is, um, it's actually a minute and 20 seconds of interesting tennis. I feel at reason call if now thoughts, but I'm done that again. I mean they're just dicking around.

1:22:22All right, put it away someone. The announcer's getting all irritated. That's point, remember. Greg. All right, you know what I'm going at? Then it's going to finish it off in a second. It's funny. They just don't like them. They're just having fun, really. Dude hits it with his head. The least serious match point ever. For Brent, they're going to take that point. Right, they remembered. It's a game. Now, sometimes there's a lot of money on the game, which is probably the people that are getting pissed. Like, you know how much money I have on this?

1:23:24Put dicking around and somebody send it home. And then this in golf, this is actually a golf shot that's like, wow, that's incredible. And who is this? Boy, do I hate golf. I don't even know who this golfer is, but he's pretty good. And he has a sense of humor. And he remembers it the game. Boom. Two of the way runs out. You can't just point and tell the ball what to do. It has a penalty area down that side. And that is ever so close to it, too. But watch this one more time so we can keep her on that bowl when it comes down. Where did the ball go? I have no idea. Would it freak you out if it went inside somebody's shirt? For bounce?

1:24:24And then, what's going on? And then, there he is. He puts his head down. But then he realized just like, oh, I can't move. I can't move. I've got it. I've got it. What in the world? The ball took a bounce and landed up under that dude's shirt. What's the odds of him? I need how? It went between my legs. Well, up ahead, he's, uh, well, we're hearing the ball is actually in that gentleman's shirt. Don't move. Don't move. And he didn't. He's like, I can't move because it'll cost him a stock. I can't move. I can't move. I can't move. I can't move. Now, he's got to figure out what to do. And that's Laynealy.

1:25:26Yeah. Fischel, mock the spot. They marked the guy's foot. There you go. If he was a true fan, he would literally give him the shirt off his back. I think he has that backward. In other words, if that guy really loves his fans, he'll give him the shirt off his back. He said, he said, if that guy's a true fan, he'll give him the shirt off his back. Talking about the guy who's not going given something. No, the guy with the ball will give the player the shirt. Okay, never mind. Miss okay, you can go ahead and make your point. That was my point. Why do you want a shirt sweating nasty thing? Put up, pal. I got it.

1:26:26You can reach in. Have you seen the trick? That's how he beats all these mates on Sunday afternoon. He's going to give it to him. He can tell to replace the ball. You got the master's champion to saw. Oh, so he's a master's champion. I should probably know his name. He's kind of like one of those five people. He's a big league Asian. What is he? Dory. He's yellow. At least his shirt is. More of a brown. But how, I mean, what are the odds of that? I've seen the balls landing people's cups standing in the gallery too. You have? Yeah. There's a clip out there of a golf ball landing in someone's cup. What did they do? The same thing they did here.

1:27:28Oh, I guess they're real fans. Remember this dude? Yeah. You know what he looks like? Because he doesn't look to me. He right there. He looks like the dude from succession. He looks drunk. Right there. What is that guy's name? Here's what he looks like. Wow. Nothing. Right? I mean, nothing like what I would have. That is that. That's pretty good. So here's his. Here's his story. He's the guy that was duct tape to the seat after he apparently went berserk on a flight to Newark. He was in court in anapolis yesterday.

1:28:31Yesterday. He quoted or he said to the judge after what happened was explained to him. He said and I quote, I don't remember any of what happened. His name is Lane Lundin. He's 67 years old. He was a real estate agent in Phoenix. And then he went on to say, I assaulted a police officer. Is that what it says? I don't have my glasses on. The District Court Commissioner George Hague read the accusations against him and Lundin said, Oh my God, what a mess. I don't remember any of it. I don't know what exactly he said, but they say it's racist and homophobic. And so severe that fellow passengers had to restrain him with duct tape and zip ties. And was forced to make that emergency line drunk. Is that what happened? He said as he was asked, so what brings you to Maryland?

1:29:32He said, I came to New York City. I don't know how I got to Maryland. I was supposed to land in New Jersey. He said, I got a double whammy for my trip. Well, now it's a triple whammy. After the hearing was over, he asked the commissioner how far he was from New York City. It depends on the mode of transportation and traffic, but at least a few hours. Do you believe him? I mean, look, I've been drunk before, but I've never been so drunk that I can't remember things. Oh, I have. Have you really? I mean, there are, there's even even at my drunkest, I remember flashes of where I was and what was going on and things that was happening, but damn, but you can remember flashes, but you don't remember what like, did you remember what you had said that night or? No, no, dad, I don't remember.

1:30:33And what happened? Was that the night that dude got pregnant? No, it's not. It's the night that I threw up in the Uber. My wife is real thrilled about this story. What? After her telling us not to throw up in her Uber, because it was an Uber. It was an Uber. She made it. It was an Uber, but nice. Oh, I would have. That would have piss me on. She charged us for cleaning it up, but anyhow, I don't blame her. What happened was, what had happened was I was drinking gin and tonics, but the woman who was sitting next to me, a friend of ours left early and I thought she had been drinking water. So I was drinking gin and tonics and then I was taking a drink of hers just to kind of hydrate myself, but hers wasn't water. And by that time I was way already past realizing that. And so I was just, I mean, this was from my wife's 40th birthday party. There were a group of us, of course, that got in the Uber black, went to this 80s club

1:31:36and from her. How many of you threw up? Me. Everybody else went to. You went to a Skabies club. 80s. 80s club. Oh, 80s. Skabies, dude. Come on. Yeah. Well, you've told me about going to the Skabies club before. I just don't know if that was the night. Whatever, dude. Word. I mean, it's just bad. And honestly, I'm this guy. I might have taken three drinks since then and that was 12 years ago. Wade says that was the night that you Ubered to his house. No, no, no way. No way. I think I remember knowing. You hotness on a stick. I would not remember that. I would remember that, I think. Told you, freebie. He's not really trying anymore. He was fired. Dude there was. Lundie was fired from his job at Long Realtty Company. The witnesses said he was increasingly unruly. He was sitting next to you. You probably seen the rabbi Jonathan Khan. And Khan says that Lundie flew into a rage when there otherwise cordial conversation veered

1:32:44into spirituality. Lundie reportedly said during the initial appearance that all he remembered was talking to the man next to him. Khan. Khan. You know, when Benedict Cumberbatch said that, it did not work. That was the dumbest twist. Sorry. He's not Khan. Anyway. This Khan says, I have never seen someone change in a split second from light to dark as I saw then as if something had taken. Possessed over. Yeah. He went from the friendliest guy in the world to this dark person. The reality of the real power of God on earth. That's weird. In this, the story on the post, they have earth capitalized, but not God. That's weird. And in our lives, leaving one Dean, I rate and cursing Jesus and blaspheming Jesus and God. Lundie started saying, it's all bullshit. Jesus is bullshit. It, um, he was told to abstain from alcohol and drugs except for prescriptions.

1:33:48So it doesn't say whether or not he was drunk. God, he was either drunk or on some meds. Damn. But to not, um, I don't think there's any update on his condition or alcohol alcohol. Um, um, by man duct tape speaks out. I don't. He admitted to consuming alcohol prior to his viral mid air outburst, but it doesn't. It doesn't say how much. And maybe he took ambient, huh? Um, his five says, ancient being Asian, I could go for some sake right about now. Yeah. Yeah. Sockie would, uh, sockie will tear you up. Um, ambient. I'm talking about Uber was the sound you made if that helps. Uh, good thing nobody tried roofing the roof, roofing the woman.

1:34:51Which woman? I mind you, Zoce says the skabies club is like a flea market. You're welcome. Um, what is it? Was he possessed says to says, yeah, I mean, it's, it's either alcohol drugs or possession. I don't know. I mean, that's weird that he flew off into the rage when they started talking about, um, according to con spirituality. But and maybe he doesn't remember. I don't know. And what did he do? He didn't hit anybody. Did he or did he? I didn't hear that he did. No. So really all he did was yell some stuff. He called some people some names. Probably in his rage scared a lot of people.

1:35:52So some people tackled him and just duct taped his ass to the seat. Uh, it must have been a long flight. He probably doesn't remember that either. He says he doesn't remember. He doesn't look. I mean, he can't ever tell because he doesn't have crazy eyes there. And he doesn't. Although I've seen some like normal looking people turn into dicks that don't look like it. And some people who were truly not assholes when they were sober and then they would drink and woof. He allegedly struck multiple people. All right. Well, he did. He did do some battery then and that's a, that's a problem. The initial police report notes that London struck a female passenger in the arm after shouting profanities and slurs. Uh, changes the game. If he did, if he batteryed, then that's a, that's a problem. If he called people names, he sticks and stones and all that. Um, did he say bomb? As you can't say bomb on an airplane. Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb.

1:36:53Dude, I was waiting for that. Anything bomb on an airplane? I knew you were going to do that. That's weird. You do it every time. I do it every time. What? Every time you and I happen to be standing in a line going to the USA. Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb. Yeah. That. Wait a minute. One was the last time you and I were standing in line going, it's been years. It has been years. It is, um, it's, um, I guess it could be possession. Possession is a weird thing. Man, you can quote me on that. It's a, it is a weird thing. And I think the Catholic church still does exorcism. I'm not sure. Uh, freebie says alcohol is an opening for demons. But, uh, Bob, Ryan says Ron was partying at the blue oyster. Were you really? You dirty so and so. Don't forget to download the Daily Mojo app on your phone or your Android.

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1:41:01That's the Daily-Side Mojo! We mentioned you now it doesn't matter if you have the iPhone or the Android, either way, it doesn't matter what flavor we still care about you and want you to be happy, unlike the government. The new iPhone, what's it called the Duo? Duo? Yeah. Which they're probably going to start calling it the Duo over. Right? Holy crap! Did you see how many views he's got on this? No. Who is this? Marques Brownlee. Yes, yeah. He does a little first impression video of the iPhone Duo. It's the 18 Pro, is it called the 18 Pro Slash Duo? I guess. It's pretty cool. Well, well, well, we are right back in tech, temper. Today Apple had their annual fall event where they reveal all their new iPhones. Except they didn't unveil all the newest iPhones today.

1:42:02They had to make... Tell your dog I said hi. You know that's what that's a response to? I've seen this before, but I don't know. Tell your cat I said... Oh, tell your cat. Hey. Broom for the big important folding thing. So, with this event, we just got the new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max and the new folding. Okay, good. And so the new base iPhone and probably the new Air and the new SE are going to be early next year. Honestly, welcome, new cycle. So welcome to your hands-on and first look at the brand new Pro iPhones and the long-awaited folding one. Now, the 18 Pro. These are pretty easy because... Okay, let's see. Love you dog care. The designs and the side on demand. And yes, just like that. I want to see the Pro back. I mean to do it. Actually, see you. The fundamentals, right? This is a passport shaped book style foldable, 5.4 inch display on the front, kind of on the small side, but higher fresh rate, corner hole punch cut out. It's wide. It is a little wider. It's wider better. Yeah, they moved the menu bar over to the right-hand side.

1:43:03And if you're left handed, you're screwed. If you have small hands, probably not for you. Right, Ron? That's okay. The frame is titanium and the rails are rounded to grip to open so that when you open it up, we have a 7.6 inch display. Also higher fresh rate. That blurry thing is weird. I thought that some... That animation, yeah. And why does it do that? They built that animation on purpose just to show the transition, I guess. I thought it was something on the video that I was watching. I did, too. I thought the same thing. It's like, what are they blurring on that side of the phone? They don't want us to see, but it's... Maybe it's just show... I can't see anything going wrong with that. It's in plenty, right? Uniform bezels all the way around. But this one has a few more interesting traits. So the way you can think of it, basically, is it's an iPhone when it's closed. And it's like an iPad mini when... I'm just gonna say it's like an iPad mini mini. I've had the iPad mini at one point.

1:44:03It wasn't bad. It was like an overgrown cell phone. But it wasn't bad. It's like that's the basic value prop, right? You can't take an iPad mini everywhere with you because it doesn't finger pocket. But what if it could? It falls on the edge? That's what this could look like. So yeah, when it's closed, more or less it's a squat iPhone. But with some adjustments, it's obviously a bit... If you're gonna get one, you're gonna cop it, right? You're gonna what? You're gonna get one, you're gonna cop it. I don't know what that means. You're gonna cop a squat. Oh, I see. Stop it. This is serious information. Just play the video. Okay. Thicker, since it's affordable. And I'll talk about the competition in a second. But there's also no face ID. You'll notice. And that's because the power button on the right is also a touch ID fingerprint reader on that right hand rail. And then the software, interestingly, waits a lot of these UI elements over to the right hand side for reachability.

1:45:03So I personally, I find the smaller display already mostly pretty reachable already, but they put a whole dock over here to the right hand side instead of the bottom. And then when you open it, it does this sweet animation, this kind of progressive fade out of the screen that you're on. Yeah, that. And then you're on this inside display, this big 7.6 inch screen. So you. Is that guy behind him trying to kill him? What's he doing? He's the camera operator. Oh, sorry. Sorry. And kind of think of this as two of. All right. I just had to do a little calculator in the background here. I said, how many videos or how many views do you have on this video? You see? I can't. 26 million views in seven days. So the natural inclination is like, how much do you make off that video?

1:46:03How much did he make off that video? That's a nice chunk of change, isn't it? Well, Mark has you. Tell you what I'm going to tell you what I'm going to do. Multiple YouTube channels with multiple millions of people. Well, I'm talking about this one. This one right here and now you have any clue how much he has made off that video. None. I'm going to tell you in a second and we're going to talk to Brandon Morris. It's like a, it's like a, it's like mana from heaven today here on the Daily Mojo. This week at Vons and Albertans, USDA choice tri-tip roast untrimmed are 599 per pound. Limit four roasts with membership were applicable and medium-ripe pass avocados are 99 cents each. With membership were applicable. Plus Kellogg cereals 8.8 to 16.1 ounces, selected varieties or peppered farm goldfish 5.98 ounces are 190.9 each when you buy three. Limit three offers with membership were applicable. Visit vons or Albertans.com for more deals and ways to save.

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1:49:06Oh, and tell a friend about us. You'll be glad you did. Daily mojo. Daily mojo. I way alive. Bradley J. Back to you. Sydney Sweeney. That's all just Sydney Sweeney. Let's go ahead and bring Brandon Morris, the Brandon Morris on into the fold here. See, I did there. I said fold and we were talking about the iPhone duo. Fold. Get it? I get the big bucks. That's why I get there. What do you a mill? You're a millennial, right? Yeah. I recently learned that I'm what's called as Daniel. I freaking hate Daniels. They're on the cuss of Gen X and millennial.

1:50:10You know, I just learned that recently. Ron, you said you hated millennials. Almost as bad. I never said that. No. I did. Don't be a pussy, Ron. Brandon can't kick your ass. Brandy Brandon. Brandy. Let me see. All right. I love you. I don't hate you. Brandon, Ron, your different story. One of my favorite things that I ever made in my life. Have you ever seen the movie Half Baked? I think so. It's the one with like Dave Choupell and, uh, uh, uh, gosh, I can't remember his name now. I mean, like, I've been half-way. It's about how one of their friends gets, like, they're all potheds. They're all potheds. And, uh, one of their friends gets arrested. And so the entire movie is them trying to raise money to bail him out of jail. Have you ever seen that one? Geer Mochae is. Geer Brewer. That's it. That's it.

1:51:10That's it. Yeah. It's one of the most recent movies of all time. I love that movie so much. Um, but there's this one scene where like the, uh, the Hispanic friend, he's working at this burger joint. And he just like, he gets this order and everyone's waiting. And he's just sick of it because he's the only fry cook there. And he just turns around and he grabs the microphone. And he's like, if you, if you, you're cool, if you want to help, my favorite thing I ever made was I took that scene. And then like, I just said, this is what millennials think of everyone. And like, um, Gen Z and boomers were got the FU. The, the, your cools were given to Gen X. And then like at the very end, he just throws a bonnet somebody and it hits the other guy. And it's another, that's another millennial. It's funnier when you see it. No, I can't imagine it's funny. You're the one you see it. Then when you described it, no, I think that, uh, I think you conveyed the humor. Hey, did a good job there. What do you think, Ron? Yeah.

1:52:11That's right. You hate millennials. Never mind. Um, I hate them. I hate them. I hate millennials. I can never remember who's who is my problem. I don't remember where I don't remember. You know what? I think it doesn't matter. I'm a cusp. No, it doesn't. It really doesn't. Because you know what? You can walk down the street and there's a dick and he could be any number of flames. Exactly. Exactly. There are, there are super cool boomers out there. I know a few. Thank you. You know, people that I like, I love, I just want to sit down and listen to this guy talk all day. You know, that's weird that people never have said that to me. Strange. Um, I don't have the reason I know. I know all seven of them and I love all seven of them equally. Even that one dude. Um, the reason I brought you in because I didn't, and I didn't give the answer to the question because I know that you have a, a burgeoning YouTube channel and your card on it. And, um, YouTube and I have a, a love hate relationship.

1:53:12Mark Has Brownlee has done very well with his channels. He has several of them. That particular video on the iPhone duo has racked up 26 million views in seven days. Here's the ballpark figure from how much he probably has earned. As has to be, it is not publicly available. So it has to be just, it's AI doing its thing. You have it. You want to take a guess at 26 million views in seven days. So much he's earned from that one video. Let me, let me just. Yeah, as someone who does, who does make money from their YouTube videos, calculate that for us and give us some. Alright, yeah, let's see how many are you are 27 million, 26 million, 26 million, 26 million, 26 or 27. 26 million in seven days. And he has a lot of engagement on it. Um, 67,000, 67.5.

1:54:12According to the calculations made by the AI, ballpark 150 to 300, most likely landing around 200. That's the theoretical ad sense, um, RPM take on a 26 million view of the 17 minute iPhone duo. You must be getting a really high average for his, for his RPM then. I have no doubt. Like somewhere in the six percent figures, like, or not, like somewhere in the six percent, like the average YouTuber probably gets at height, probably around 2.5 to 2.7 percent, RPM. So if he's getting, if he's getting that much, then he's scoring in the six, which you can, but it's usually handed over to like financial channels and stuff. Um, see he has, how many channels does he have? He has. It's thinking, I've noticed lately that Grock takes a little longer to think that you used to.

1:55:12Grock's been, I know that's good or bad. You know, I tried to lecture me the other day. That bastard. I'll take a test for you on what? About the whole like Indian Texas controversy thing. I like, I was talking like I fire it. I'd have conversations with AI to kind of like get my thoughts out and like, you know, yeah. And, um, before I write, no one else will listen to you. Well, I will. No one's, no one's as smart as me. Um, so I, I'm considered that. I, uh, so I'm sitting there like I'm talking and I'm like, yeah, like, I'm trying to get my thoughts out, trying to expand them. And, and I use it as a sounding board. And when I talked to it about the whole Indian, you know, controversy in Texas thing, it decided to effectively assinuate that I was being bigoted. And I was like, oh, you're a piece of crap. So I've gotten mad at it before too. And I've really questioned my sanity when I did. I, well, you'll eventually get over just takes time.

1:56:14That's what I did. I, I, I, I chastised mine this morning, my Grock flavor. And I, because it tried to throw that BCE and CE stuff at me. And I said, from this point forward, I don't ever want to see BCE or CE. I want BC and AD. And any platform I've ever used, including Grock, where it's like, where I'm like, hey, can you give me the time frame for, for like maybe Babylon to, you know, the founding of Israel. And it's like, well, BCE and BC, and I was like, what, what the hell are you talking about? And I make it explain to me not, not that I think it's going to change anything whatsoever. But I make it explain to me, why are you saying that versus AD, you know, and BC? And then it tries to give me like, well, the modern context is a little bit more inclusive. And so I was like, what do you think that they're basing those time periods off of? The birth of Christ. Oh, really? Okay. Yeah.

1:57:14It's like when lady, lady Annabelle, the real name themselves, the lady A. Yeah. Well, now we're just a lady A. Really? What's the A stand for? Yeah, exactly. By the way, Marcus Brownlee is 1234567 channels. And he has 25 million roughly viewers, so do and a bit to see how many, yeah, total viewers. Well, he's nothing good to Mr. Beast, though, is he? No, how many, how many does he have? Mr. Beast, I don't know, but like, do you people know anything? I don't get me wrong. Well, I don't think that Mr. Beast is a bad YouTuber. In fact, he's a fantastic YouTuber, right? He does everything that you need to do. I've learned from him myself, but I've watched his content. And after a while, it's just like, I'm just not feeling it.

1:58:14Like you're not, you're not really, I don't, it's a great concept. He gives you great concepts for a video. And then he executes them, but at the same time, it's like, it's a stick that could after a while get very, very tired. I put three people in a burning house and they had to save as much money as they possibly could before they burned a death. And it's like, okay, that's really, you know, I don't know. It's just, it's stuck. I think you're just jealous. And I think that's jealous. Or I think it's jealousy speaking. I think it's jealous. I'm so jealous. Yeah, I'm a little, Marcus has nothing on Mr. Beast. My cast ground for 517 million followers, subscribers. God, Forbes says it is a 240 plus. He may have multiple channels too, by the way. Obviously, his main channel alone is number one on YouTube.

1:59:14Just cost 500 million in June. And the income, let's see here yearly earnings. I'm so freaking depressed. What am I even doing here? Let's just go drink some cool aid. Forbes top creators 2026 listed him at $300 million in creator earnings. How crazy is that? His 20. Why not me? Why not me? Why not me? Why not? The judge made that a famous saying, 85 million last year. And company guys appointed content and commerce, the merchant stuff, were about in 2024, were about 250 million each.

2:00:15900 million total in 2025, 1.6 billion in 26. Son of a beach ball. And as far as what were you just said about him, I don't disagree. It's no, you're not. And you're just not good enough. Which is not true at all. That kid, that kid Jimmy Donaldson is his name. He's been doing it before, 10 years. And he started 2016, something like that. But even when he was just getting started. You have to understand when he was just getting started though, like you could, like the way that he talks about how he began, he was so smart about everything he was doing. He was insanely intelligent about it. And that's, I feel like, like he, he tells this story and I'll try to make this as fast as possible. He was on the phone with one of his very first videos of his stunt videos where he was just going to hand out money to a homeless guy. Right. And he's on the phone with the guy who's backing him.

2:01:15And he's like, he had it as a, I'm going to hand a thousand dollars to this homeless guy. I'm going to record it and see what happens. We're going to go and see what he does with it. Buh, buh, buh, buh, buh, buh. Jimmy's on the phone with him going, make it 10. Just make it 10. Trust me. It's going to look so much better on the title. It's going to look a lot better in the thumbnail. 10,000 is going to be way more attractive than 1,000 just by the zeros alone. Like it's, it's just going to be an eye grabber way better than 1,000. Just trust me on this. Give me 9,000 more dollars. And they did. And that video was one of the ones that just launched him out of the park. He was right. So he's insanely intelligent when they come to YouTube. Who do you get the money from? One of his backers. One of his early backers. Huh. Well, that's the other thing. That's the other thing is you need. This is by the way, the very first Mr. Beast video. From Saul before you can advance. It's the very first video he posted. So what was he just having people watching play games?

2:02:15Yeah. He tried to open the door. Minecraft. He was a Minecraft tour. Yeah. Um, the word you just used there, Brandon backers. That's very important. And I'm not will. Yeah, you're from the brand. But. So was my ex why. Um, what? Um, I guess it's time for me to put in some more work and rebuild his damn preset. Uh, Mr. Beast wouldn't have to do that. He'd call his people. Um, he's. He told us back. We have. Yeah, exactly. And, and, and I want to a special thank you to everybody here in the chat or listening who has. I'm. A given us money donated. I appreciate the dogs not out of it. Uh, and I think you know that. And we. That's. That's the reason I get up in the morning. Because I owe you something. And I like going you. Well, I frankly, Ron doesn't give a crap either way. But I do. I care about you. And. But we've known people who have had backers and the, you know, some people have just screwed their backers over.

2:03:20And that's what always would scare me. I mean, I think that's what I think. I think that's what I think is, you know, you get thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands. Millions of dollars from people. It's like, damn, I don't want to feel like I am that far in debt. And maybe the backer is of Mr. Beast. It made their money back over, you know, a hundred times over. I don't know. But as far as his content goes, I watched the. The sub dating thing he did on an island and they all had to compete. Old boyfriend. And it's like, it was weird to me because he blew like a season's worth of material. In one video. Yeah. I bet the one thing that I will say about Mr. Beast, he's not perfect. I think that his one of his biggest issues. Like, even if you watch the Beast games, you know, like, he's watching. If you're, if you're in the game shows at all, like, he tried to do something akin to a squid game. I'll watch the video. A lot of the round couple weeks ago. Yeah. All right. Everyone get into this place and then try to convince each other to leave.

2:04:20And it was just like three episodes of that. And it's like, who designed this game? That's just bad game design. I don't know if that's bad game design or not. That's actually what you said. I'm like, that's actually a fast. I haven't seen it. But this is the theme park that he opened. I think it's a Saudi Arabia. Is that where he opened the Mr. Beast theme park? It's funny. He opened a, he opened a theme park. So I brought my challenges to life for you guys to try out. Oh, I brought my later in this video. I'm going to show you how you can win a free trip to Beast. You're jealous, you're telling me. Let's show you around the. Thank you phone test. Appreciate you. He just, he just dropped a tip on the table. Put it in Ron's G-string. He loves it when you do that. Dr. Magneto says just call him Jimmy Donalds in the name of Mr. Beast. And know me. You don't know. Is that jealousy? Are we not all speaking from a place of all? I mean, I guess I'm happy for his success.

2:05:21I know you know where maybe he's a did maybe. Maybe he is uh, maybe he's a super to do. Or nice guy. I don't know, but this that what you were saying about being a smart YouTuber. I'm pretty sure the same way they've. You know, I feel the same way about reckless Ben. I like that kid, I like the videos that he does. I think from the what I've seen, he's always one step ahead. He's always, it seems to me like he is playing things out and he thinks about the consequences and he does X, Y and Z. But, you know, that's just me. But he's, and then reckless band man is crazy. He will, you see him walk across the tight rope between the two buildings in LA. Oh yeah, he's a slackliner, yeah. Oh, that sounds great. That's it. Doesn't that right? Right. But he spelled reckless wrong. But he's doing all right too and good for him and good for Mr. Beast. If he's listening, I, we could, we'll take some of your money.

2:06:24I mean, if you want to give it to us, we'll take it. And the other person that really jealous about it, and I know, gosh, we've, we've look at it how we've just, we've just loved talk to each other and to, we're out of time. But Sydney, sweetie. Mm-hmm. The most dangerous woman in the world. The most dangerous woman in the world. Isn't it weird? Are jealous. That is true jealousy from all these. Beyond hate. Dude, yeah, that's sports jealousy. That's commercial she did. Launched the liberals over the cliff, dude. Well, it's just like the gene commercial she did. Yeah, yeah. Let's, let's, let's boil us down to, to its brass tax before you guys have to go. Boobs. All right. Boobs. And you know what else it is? It's the fact that she's, she's pretty. She's got boobs. She's willing to, to use her assets to, to sell things. To men without a lecture. Yeah, without a net. That's your, that's the key to the whole conversation

2:07:24right there. She's friendly to men. And that's, that's an issue. That's the entire issue. And, um, did you mention boobs? No. Because boobs. Yeah. Um, but yeah, the, when you see the women criticizing her, it is like, wow, what's actually, what's that show she's in Brandon? You, you for you? Is, is you for you? I've not seen it yet. And he doesn't hear a lot about it. It's, I watch the first season. He's very well written, but it's definitely a show that is going to appeal more to women than to men. I watched it. I can't, I don't remember much about it, but I watched it. It wasn't bad. I don't think it probably isn't bad, but it's not, it's not something that like I'm going to go out of my way to watch like a night of the seven kingdoms. I'll go out of my way to watch that. I can tell you every scene that I saw in there, right? But if I were to watch like a few episodes before, yeah, I don't think I'd be able to remember a thing except for a few, look at this, a few selects. Look at the except look at these, uh, look at that glimmer magazine

2:08:29cover. You know what those represent? Bobs. Bobs. Seychelles. Could be. I'm Brandon Moore's over at, uh, right. Boobs, uh, redstate.com become a VIP over there. And on YouTube, when can we expect the next one? No pressure tomorrow. Fantastic. Right on, brother. Go out there and get him. Thanks. Brand to see you, buddy. And, uh, guys, later, there's, uh, boobs, Moore's, right? I mean, Brandon Moore's right there. What do you mean you're leaving? But I just got here. Wow, freebie 38 Sydney's body is great, but not the face, not so much. Really? Really? What are you? A gay? You and Ron, you get together. All people to ask that question. Wow. Wow. Huh. Anyway, uh, what was I saying? Oh, yeah, boobs. Um, we do this every morning from eight until 10, uh, Eastern time. Right here at the DailyMojo.com or rumble or wherever else you find us.

2:09:32And then at the end of the show, we say, Hey, what do you say? And then we get things like the face, not so much. Really? Come on. Fantastic. She's kind of a butter face. Why do you say that? I don't, I don't, I don't agree with that. I don't think that's a great picture of her that is in the red state article. Um, and I understand. I get what you're saying because I kind of used to feel the same way. Um, because it's, it's not a classic beautiful face. However, she is another prime example of opening the mouth and adding points. If she was a five, she's a nine when she speaks. Because she's smart. Because she, what did he say? She likes man and she doesn't without the lecture. How weird is that? Just weird, right? I mean, huh, she's a woman. The average is in this of her face makes me more into her, says Wade. Does it? But you said about Ron too.

2:10:34I say over on the X, uh, I think he's not been updating. Tell your dog. I said, hi, merch supports a nonprofit for shelter dogs, putting to penny girl. And I'll retweet that for you there, Penny girl. Uh, and then over in the game, the mojo chat room, um, which has been like freezing up on me too for some small reason. Hey, Pope freebies, smaller than a grain of rice, right? Ron, are you putting out the grains of rice with people's names on them yet? Uh, no, sir. Million dollar, you could have as much money as Mr. Beast if you did that. Uh, I guess. Huh. Anyway, so, uh, we the people, uh, must hang together, otherwise we shall surely hang separately six tempered tyrannists. We just stupid get night talk, don't we? Wherever you are, love you. See you later. Remember to like, subscribe and stick a thumb in it or on it or whatever you do with your thumb. That'll make us super excited and grateful. Oh, and tell a friend about the daily mojo.com. This week at Vons and Albertans, USDA choice tri-tip roast untrimmed are 599 per pound.

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